Coolio - Gangsta's Paradise ('Dangerous Minds' Soundtrack - 1995)

Coolio - Gangsta's Paradise ('Dangerous Minds' Soundtrack - 1995) less

Gangsta Paradise

Gangsta Paradise less

Coolio - Gangstas Paradise

Coolio - Gangstas Paradise less

Coolio- Gangster's Paradise

Coolio- Gangster's Paradise less

Music Video Certified Gangstas by Jim Jones featuring The Game, Cam'ron, and Lil Eazy.

Music Video Certified Gangstas by Jim Jones featuring The Game, Cam'ron, and Lil Eazy. less

Two rivals are about to fight, or not

Two rivals are about to fight, or not less

TNB -- H.S. Gangstas attack 61 year old teacher with brass knuckles. The brutal attack of a Murphy High School teacher is caught on tape, and News 5 has... more

TNB -- H.S. Gangstas attack 61 year old teacher with brass knuckles. The brutal attack of a Murphy High School teacher is caught on tape, and News 5 has obtained a copy of the video. Prosecutors showed the tape during a bond hearing Thursday. Investigators say 16 year old Randolph Parker punched his teacher in the face, while 17 year old Dominick Harris filmed the attack on his cell phone. Melinda Rudisill, 61, was rushed to the hospital where she received 20 stitches. Investigators tell News 5 Parker may have used brass knuckles during the attack. coolkidsrebel.com vnnforum.com less

Westside Connection - Gangstas Make The World Go Round Album: Bow Down Year: 1996 enjoy it!!! Ice Cube, Mack 10 & WC ______________________________________ www.g-nation.net

Westside Connection - Gangstas Make The World Go Round Album: Bow Down Year: 1996 enjoy it!!! Ice Cube, Mack 10 & WC ______________________________________ www.g-nation.net less

Oct 2007 A violent, drug fuelled gang culture is emerging in New Zealand. Unlike the traditional ethnic gangs, these new street gangs model themselves on LA... more

Oct 2007 A violent, drug fuelled gang culture is emerging in New Zealand. Unlike the traditional ethnic gangs, these new street gangs model themselves on LA gangsters and are attracting younger and younger recruits. Ten year old Sam describes himself as "a little thug from Otara". He spends his time; "stealing bikes, drinking", although he has given up smoking. It's estimated there are 2,000 young gang members in Auckland. The problem has become so serious that some politicians are calling for all gangs to be banned. "We should be simply outlawing them and making it illegal for anyone to be a member of a named gang". But criminologist Greg Newbold believes this; "could never, ever succeed". While political debate rages, some youth workers are taking matters into their own hands. They drive around the gang hotspots trying to befriend the vulnerable kids. less

A revival of the old classic with a deeper meaning.

A revival of the old classic with a deeper meaning. less