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Rolling 70tys

The 65 Menlo Neighborhood Crips (MNHC) also known as the 70 Menlo Crips are an active African-American street gang located on the West Side of Los Angeles, CA. They originated in the 1970’s, as the Menlo Boys on 65th Street (a name given to them by the Hoovers.)around Menlo Ave, between 65th and Vermont Ave north to 65th and Figueroa . By the 1980’s, they changed their name to Menlo Gangster Crips under the Gangster Crips/Trays/3x umbrella due to ties with the Eight Tray Gangsters Crip a relationship that will soon turn sour and have them pick up the NHC. 67 Neighborhood Crips : The 67 NeighborHood Crips (or 67NHC) was formed in the 1970s on 67th Street in South Central, Los Angeles. Their territory runs along 67th Street between 67th & Normandie Avenue in the west to 70th & Vermont Avenue to south.Their allies include: East Coast Crips, Rollin 60s Neighborhood Crips, 55/57/58 Neighborhood Crips, Rolling 40’s 46/48 Neighborhood Crips, Rollin 100s, Budlong Gangsters Crips, Raymond Avenues Crips & Many more Gangs under the Rolling/NHC card.

Mains Rivals include: All Hoovers ( Mainly 52 Hoover Gangsters Crips, 74 Hoover Crimmals) All Gangsters Crips (Mainly 83 Gangsters Crips & W/S 73 Gangsters Crips) All Brims Gangs ( Mainly 54 Van ness Gangsters Brims, 62 Harverd Park Brims, Fruit Town Brims), Denver Lane Gangsters Bloods. Family Mad Swan Bloods.
Who them guys acting a fool on 65th and Vermont ?

Oh them that just the Rolling 70tys. 2 small groups that joined together
Rolling 70tys by TherealTalkMANE October 15, 2025
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