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2400 by Kills bitcc May 7, 2022

24000 Blocc Crips (24BLK)

A local Crip-affiliated street crew from Detroit’s northwest side, mainly active in the Five Points area near West Seven Mile and Telegraph. Known for graffiti wars, block unity, and ties to the 5Point Nation (5PN).
“Them 24000 Blocc Crips (24BLK) deep as hell by Telegraph — heard them boys don’t play about they tags.” — Detroiter

24000 Blocc

A mid-sized, mostly African-American street crew founded in 2019 on the far northwest side of Detroit, mainly active in the Five Points neighborhood (ZIP 48219). Their territory stretches roughly from Five Points Street (west) to Telegraph Road (east), and from Eight Mile Road (north) down to Grand River Avenue (south) — with most activity centered around the 24200–24700 blocks of West Seven Mile Road.

They’re best known for their role in Detroit’s “tag wars,” where neighborhood crews mark turf through graffiti battles, and for rivalries with other local sets like the Black P. Stones and Rollin’ 60s Crips. Despite their small size, 24000 Blocc has earned respect across 5Point Nation (5PN) for being one of the city’s more consistent and visible west side crews.
“24000 Blocc — them westside boys from Five Points who tag heavy, bang Crip heavy, and still run they section off Seven Mile like it’s sacred ground.”—48219 Locals

24000 Series Cliques (W7M 24000 Blocc)

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.
“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

24000 Blocc Cliques (W7M ScoreGang Crips)

A collective of Blocc Crip street cliques operating in Five Points, Detroit, also known as ScoreGang or the Hyena Crips (83GC). The 24000 Blocc is locally regarded as the largest component of 5Point Nation (5PN) and is centered along the 24200–24800 blocks of West 7 Mile Road.

Each clique represents a specific block and nearby streets, operating semi-autonomously while sharing common codes and identity.

Core 24000 Blocc Cliques:
• 24200 — Woodbine St., Chippewa St.
• 24300 — Wormer St., Leewin St.
• 24500 — Fenton St., Pembroke Ave.
• 24600 — Grandview St., Fargo St.
• 24700 — Frisbee St., Grandview St.
• 24800 — Pembroke Ave.

Internally divided into directional sub-cliques used in graffiti:
• F/W (Far West)
• N/S (North Side)
• B/W (Baccwest)

Directional Breakdown:
• Baccwest: 24700 & 24800
• North Side: 24200 & 24300
• Far West: 24500 & 24600 (some 24600 also rep Baccwest)

Graffiti ranges from large murals to shorthand tags, reflecting block-level presence, not randomness.

Related:
Two-Syxx Gang (26Gang / H-Gang) — founded mainly by 24600 & 24700 members; internally read as Hyena Gang (2+6=8).
“Those B/W ETG and F/W ETG tags around West 7 Mile are from the 24000 Blocc cliques (W7M ScoreGang Crips), they all rep different blocks, but push the same 5PN symbolism.”

W7M 24000 Blocc Crips

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.
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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