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brooklyn by nox.the.king July 29, 2006
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Brooklyn
Most populated borough in the City of New York (over 2 million)...Located at the extreme southernmost end of the tract of land that makes up Long Island...Was once a separate city before NYC was consolidated in the late 19th Century...Home to intense hip-hop, rap, urban art, trends, city fashion, etc...Almost like Ireland...two million living inside Brooklyn, and about ten million outside of it...singing/rapping about it!
Brooklyn by Graffilthier May 23, 2008
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Brooklyn is one of the finest boroughs. To all the people who are hating on BK and you reside there or you live in New York your hating on your own community so to that’s just plain foolish. The neighborhood should also respect other races and ethnicities, which is what makes New York so first-class! If you are not from NY and you are from the U.S. then you are still hating on your people because we all live in the same country. And the crime is minimal so just shut-up. We should elevate other places in the same nation not put them down!
Brooklyn
Brooklyns are fun and care for everyone who deserves it. She's always there to pick you up when you're feeling down. She's extremely creative, funny, down to earth and DROP DEAD GORGEOUS. If you get the great honor of meeting a Brooklyn, don't let her go.
Brooklyn by Making.fiends December 19, 2016
Brooklyn
Despite what a lot of the other definitions say, Brooklyn is not merely a county of posers. Also home to the beautiful Brooklyn Botanic Gardens, the previous home of the Brooklyn Dodgers, and housing one of the 'Big Three' in New York City specialized Highschools, the specialized Brooklyn Technical Highschool. Originally a seperate city, remainants of it's former name and occupation linger in names of streets and areas like 'Kings Highway' and 'Kings Plaza'. One of the boroughs to use the area code 718. Culturally diverse, it has neighborhoods where the predominating background is easily evident in the signage, the population, and the overall atmosphere.