Big D Loc Santa Monica Grave Yard Crips

#santamonica #graveyardcrips #kevmacvideos #smacinterviews #bigdloc #lilnut #ghostcapone THIS INTERVIEW WAS FILMED UNDER WINDY CONDITIONS BIG D LOC from Grave Yard Crips, now known as the Grave Yard Gangster Crips talk about moving to California, landing in Venice before moving to Santa Monica in 1971. You will here him say he came up with the name and why. Part 1:    • Big D Loc Santa Monica Grave Yard Crips   Big D Loc Part 2:    • Origins of Grave Yard Gangster Crips 3x an...   Big D Loc Part 3:    • Ghost Capone on Joining Grave Yard Gangsta...   Ghost Capone Part 4:    • Ghost on Growing up in Santa Monica and Ge...   Part 5:    • Lil Nut On Choosing Side Grave Yard Crips ...   Lil Nut Part 6:    • Lil Nut on Turning Gangsta Crips and the O...   Lil Nut ************************************* Filmed in Santa Monica, CA - July 2022 Clover Park ************************************** ABOUT SANTA MONICA Santa Monica is a city so rich in history, culture, and activity that there are tons of quirky facts about it that even locals might not know! Here’s a list of some of the more eccentric and less recognized information about beautiful, sunny Santa Monica. BEACH BACKSTORIES Did you know that Elzie Crisler Segar created the Popeye comic in Santa Monica in 1919? Legend has it that when Segar was living in Santa Monica, he befriended Olaf Olsen, a Norwegian sailor he met on the Santa Monica Pier. It’s believed that Olsen was the real-life inspiration for the famous comic book character Popeye. However, whether or not Olsen ate a lot of spinach is still a topic up for debate. Santa Monica is also home to the Dogtown Movement of extreme skateboarders (immortalized in the documentary “Dogtown and Z-Boys”). While the influential Z-Boys were initially surfers, the group began skateboarding to practice their board moves. They quickly became full-time skaters and were constantly spotted on their boards throughout the city. It’s because of them that skateboarding went from a local hobby to a nationwide pastime. While indoor volleyball originated in 1895, people in Santa Monica decided to take the sport outdoors in the early 1900’s and thus beach volleyball was born. Nets and courts began popping up on beaches along the Pacific Ocean and the sport soon became immensely popular, especially during the Great Depression. Today, beach volleyball is played by millions of people and is a mainstay of the Summer Olympics. ECO-FRIENDLY FACTS Los Angeles and Santa Monica pride themselves on being extremely eco-friendly. It’s no surprise that the first solar-powered Ferris wheel is located on the Santa Monica Pier at Pacific Park. The wheel made its debut spin in 1996 and has since been redesigned to feature 174,000 LED lights. The ride is so green that it even goes dark every year to celebrate Earth Hour. SUPPORT THIS CONTENT ► Donate Paypal: www.paypal.me/Allhoodpublications BLUE LOGO ► Cash App: $kevmacvideos ► Support our Patreon:   / kevmac   ----------------------------------------- ► STORE kmvclothing.bigcartel.com ************************************** FOLLOW KEV MAC ►Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCUU... ►Instagram:   / bigkevmac1   ►Twitter:   / bigkevmac   ************************************* CREDITS Interview by Kev Mac S Mac RESEARCH S Mac Filmed by: Kev Mac Edited by Kev Mac Directed by Kev Mac ************************************* Kev Mac Videos (INTRO) by Fitzgerald Godwin Jr. Instrumental by Digital West ************************************* Special Thanks to: GYGC **************************************** We do NOT consent to anyone using any of this material without first contacting me and linking to Kev Mac Videos.