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Real Bloods & Crips started in California not New York, although real Bloods and Crips have spread throught the states(accept for Illinois cause if they were they would sooner or later have to join up with Folk or People Nation & they wanna remain independent). Even though Bloods and Crips started in California u don't have to be just from Cali to be a real Blood or Crip but u do have to have a Cali connect cause that's their Motherland.
*Real Bloods don't claim the 5 and are not under the People Nation
* Real Crips don't claim the 6 and are not under the Folk Nation
SIDE NOTE:Yes there were real Bloods and Crips in New York in the 80's who were connected directly to the Motherland(California) but not as many as it is now.
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