O Block
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Published 2022-09-02
Also, though he didn't get much screen-time, one of the people who helped put this all together and arrange interviews was Munna Ikee, a young O Block rapper and singer. He would like me to share his music here if you want to check it out - youtube.com/c/MunnaIkee
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FYI - though he didn't get much screen-time, one of the people who helped put this all together and arrange interviews was Munna Ikee, a young O Block rapper and singer. He would like me to share his music here if you want to check it out - youtube.com/c/MunnaIkee
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The Hamburga guy being asked what his biggest fear was and immediately saying hotdog killed me
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The way the joy exploded out of his face when Andrew asked about his best memory with odee was so sweet
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actually really liked that he asked if they’ve ever been to other areas of chicago or travelled & invited them to see the game w him, it probably reminded them they can do that, bc when things become really routine you forget you have options so that part was actually pretty sweet
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This man will forever be protected in all these dangerous areas due to the amount of love he actually shows. This brother aint another adam22 who loves making content without ever Associating with them outside of that let alone take them to a white sox game. Respect goes a long way and andrew will always be welcomed and protected in the "trenches". You get the energy you put out, its universal law. Salute Brother
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“Do you guys wanna go to the White Sox game with us?” Perfect way to lighten up the mood
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His smile when you asked what his favorite memory with odee was made my day (RIP)
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As drunk as that guy was at the end, his thoughts mimicked mine as I went through his experience (although his were much slower) but I literally wish every single driver on the roads had this man's mentality. "Him passing is not affecting my existence" is how I summed up his drunk utterances but I think they are extremely profound and something to be acknowledged
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I felt bro in the beginning. "I just wanna be successful" these fells dnt want that life they want out.
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The way the young guy in the beginning said "I just want to be successful." hit me really hard, really feel for that dude.
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Felt bad when he said everyone he grew up with is dead, and he can only hang with the youngins. Kinda heartbreaking
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Man I’m so grateful to have made it out the hood that mindset and mentality never infected me. Even tho I was raised in the hood I was never of the hood never got wrapped up in the rigamarole.
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Praying for Chicago's youth... May God bless OB's children and break the cycle...
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The dichotomy between the worldy concerns of the O Block residents and those of the White Sox attendees hit me deep
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Look at how happy he got when said "what was your favorite memory". Man everyone just want to be happy man
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These dudes are so full of personality I could listen to them all day I swear
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this still one of the most powerful documentaries out there. Thank you Andrew
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Fucking fantastic coverage as always
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I really appreciate the juxtaposition between the gritty O Block mindset and the carefree nature of the baseball fans who reside in the same city.
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this was so good no additional commentary just letting everything speak for itself
