United Blood Nation

And it's a trip.

I haven't really went down this historical hole, but the blood prison gangs, UBN and BL, seem to have maintained themselves up to the present day, whereas the crip prison organization, CCO, Consolidated Crip Organization, and Blue Notes, they've kind of played out.

So one of my interests is why'd that happen, you know? And guys like Ragtime were there for all of that.

A lot of guys from the 80s saw the surgence of the prison gangs, whether they were Blood or Crip.

And then throughout the 90s and the early 2000s, they've seen how they kind of transformed to what they are now.

I can't be sure, but I feel that at a time BL and UBN was needed.

You know what I'm saying? Cause it, cause, cause they, you know, the structure was needed and to, to, to stick by each other and be, you know, unified based on the numbers was wild sighted.

You know what I mean? It was plenty for when it came to the Crips and not so much the blood.