O’Block
A block in Chicago is the safest place originaly called Parkway gardens or 64rd street.
It is the home to lil Durk, King Von and Chief Keef.
It is the home to lil Durk, King Von and Chief Keef.
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O Block
A luxurious apartment complex named Parkway Gardens. It was designed in a bold and innovative Henry K. Holsman and built in the 1950s in Chicago. It is located in the prestigious neighborhood of Englewood and starts on the famous 63rd Street. Many famous celebrities have resided here such as Lil Durk, Chief Keef, and King Von. It is famous for its fireworks which happen quite often and the world-class security provided by the Black Disciples Security Agency.
Person 1: O Block is dangerous
Person 2: Tf you talking about it is the most prestigious place
Person 1: Oh you right, Von's from there
Person 2: Tf you talking about it is the most prestigious place
Person 1: Oh you right, Von's from there
O Block by Indian Keef November 12, 2020
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O Block
The most dangerous place in Chicago home to rappers like lil Durk King von and chief Keef aka parkway gardens
O Block by MT Bxck on yt May 7, 2020
O Block
A street located in South Englewood, Parkway Gardens, 64th, or 65th Chicago Illinois. Infamous for the gang Black Disciples, Drugs, Murder, Their Rappers and Labels, such as Lil Durk, Lil Reese, Fredo Santana, King Von, Chief Keef, GBE, OTF, and many more
O Block by OBLOCK Deshaun January 27, 2021
O-Block
O-Block, previously known as WIIIC City, officially Parkway Garden Homes, is a low income housing project in northern Greater Grand Crossing. It is dominated by Black Disciple gang set 3Hunna, or 300. It is on MLK Jr. drive. The top of the street intersects 63rd street, who are bitter rivals of O-Block. Many famous figures such as Michelle Obama, Keith "Chief Keef" "Sosa" Farrelle Cozart, Dayvon "King Von" Dayquan Bennett, and many others come from here.
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O BLOCK by Aboud Zhouri February 14, 2020
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