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Murder Dubbs 

Murder Dubbs is a Block in east oakland goes to tha 20s 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 and to the 29 it dont matter if is east 20s or the avenues is the block the dubbs lul homie. Murder dubbs has some blocks cut in half with stubby 300 and sum wit case 400 in my experience ive seen both but idk who rules the block? Anyways it look like is gentrifying so les keep it real 20s n keep deez rich asians n white boys out the dubbs cuz is a hood not a neighbor HOOD.
Murder dubbs WAYYY back in the days like 80s crack junkie era it was Tha Thwomps but Atm is called the Dubbs Rollin 20s If yk yk. Each block got its history all love to my case 400 niggas Akorn boyzz it gentrified over dere too but issa new gen we not gone speak onnat doe and my village boys 69
Yea nigga im from the Murder Dubbs 25th to E24th Kash Block e2400 !

All love to 28 avenuesss dont disrespect foe u get check'D!
Murder Dubbs by Kash2400BlockHugger December 23, 2023

Murder Dubs 

Once known as "The Twomps" in the 80's, it is now called the Murder Dubs which are the 20th-29th aves along international blvd in Oakland, CA.
we rollin through the dubs right now. MURDER DUBS.
Murder Dubs by YouDugg April 22, 2011

murder dubs 

20th-29th ave in east oakland
Murder dubs on mine ....
murder dubs by that dozen April 30, 2005
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