The New York scene is raw. The streets are full of patriotic hustlers, children are out playing in the park, mothers watch over their precious souls, and women reveal their true beauty while covetous people roam the streets: liars, deceivers, and evildoers. Yet the smell of life fills the air.
This is the picture of Urban life at the turning point of the late `80s into the `90s, where Crews rule The Hoods, and they are about that hustle, so it is also a picture of how corrupt life has gotten among the Indigenous dark populations trapped on their own lands
The deeds of these hood stars from the 16 districts of The Ocean Hill Brownsville Section of Brooklyn have a way of showing out while living out their goals. Yet, the grossness found in their acts cannot be attributed to what is civilized, as these street-hustling dealers show how they borrowed from every department of American society when displaying their entrepreneurial skills when dealing with “The People,” and doing their business in one of the poorest and coldest areas on the Brooklyn streets.
King and his partner Born worked hard as one Brain, proving that two minds are stronger than one. They mastered the science of chemistry when moving to flip and bounce the control substance of cocaine into what is known on the streets as crack, so nowhere will you find richer treasures than in this book’s romance of its characters, who lived out their Hood-stardom tale.
*I’m sure that the written word of “The Hill’s” trilogy will become your favorite of all the story tellers of any Urban tale that you have read, as here, you can reflect back on what’s been made into a fairy tale past!