A Detroit-based Crip-affiliated street collective operating under the W7M ScoreGang identity. “W7M 24000 Blocc Crips” refers to a network of block-numbered Blocc Crip cliques, not a single unified set. Each clique represents a specific block number while sharing W7M branding, Crip symbolism, and territorial culture.
The collective is predominantly African American and is most visibly associated with graffiti-based territorial marking, Crip color usage, and block identity rather than centralized leadership.
Also Known As:
• W7M ScoreGang
• W7M Blocc Crips
• 24000 Blocc
• W7M 24K Blocc Crips (slang)
Location:
Detroit, Michigan — including Five Points and nearby areas known as “The Eye.”
Known Cliques:
24200, 24300, 24500, 24600, 24700, and 24800 Blocc Crips.
Identifiers / Signs:
• Graffiti reading “W7M,” “24000,” “ScoreGang,” or specific block numbers
• Frequent use of blue paint
• Tags placed on walls, alleys, and infrastructure
Affiliation & Activity:
Crip-affiliated; closely linked to W7M ETGC. Primarily associated with graffiti and vandalism used for territorial signaling, with documentation appearing on platforms like Reddit and Alamy.
Culture:
Block-number identity (“Blocc”), shared graffiti styles, and a decentralized but coordinated street presence.
The collective is predominantly African American and is most visibly associated with graffiti-based territorial marking, Crip color usage, and block identity rather than centralized leadership.
Also Known As:
• W7M ScoreGang
• W7M Blocc Crips
• 24000 Blocc
• W7M 24K Blocc Crips (slang)
Location:
Detroit, Michigan — including Five Points and nearby areas known as “The Eye.”
Known Cliques:
24200, 24300, 24500, 24600, 24700, and 24800 Blocc Crips.
Identifiers / Signs:
• Graffiti reading “W7M,” “24000,” “ScoreGang,” or specific block numbers
• Frequent use of blue paint
• Tags placed on walls, alleys, and infrastructure
Affiliation & Activity:
Crip-affiliated; closely linked to W7M ETGC. Primarily associated with graffiti and vandalism used for territorial signaling, with documentation appearing on platforms like Reddit and Alamy.
Culture:
Block-number identity (“Blocc”), shared graffiti styles, and a decentralized but coordinated street presence.
Those blue gang tags reading “24500 Blocc” and “24700 Blocc” aren’t random. That’s the W7M 24000 Blocc Crips — different blocks, but all claiming the W7M ScoreGang Crips identity. — Detroiter
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A decentralized alliance of block-specific Crip cliques operating under the W7M ScoreGang / ETGC umbrella in Detroit. The 24000 Series refers to six numerically named subsets — 24200, 24300, 24500, 24600, 24700, and 24800 Blocc Crips — all tied to West 7 Mile Road in the Five Points area.
Each clique represents a distinct block number and operates independently, but they share common codes, symbolism, and territory, forming part of the broader 5Point Nation (5PN). There is no centralized leadership; the structure functions as a coalition rather than a single gang.
The 24000 Series evolved organically from youth graffiti crews in the mid-2010s (notably around 2015–2016) and expanded through territorial necessity rather than formal organization. Some numbers are intentionally absent (e.g., no 24400), reflecting transition zones without a strong block identity.
Each clique represents a distinct block number and operates independently, but they share common codes, symbolism, and territory, forming part of the broader 5Point Nation (5PN). There is no centralized leadership; the structure functions as a coalition rather than a single gang.
The 24000 Series evolved organically from youth graffiti crews in the mid-2010s (notably around 2015–2016) and expanded through territorial necessity rather than formal organization. Some numbers are intentionally absent (e.g., no 24400), reflecting transition zones without a strong block identity.
“Those tags reading “24600 Blocc” and “24700 Blocc” are from the 24000 Series Cliques (W7M 24000 Blocc) — an alliance of Five Points street crews that take graffiti seriously.” — Detroiter
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