What I thought was funny was during the video, they show a couple of H2's and a Bentley parked outside of what appears to be, at first glance, a nice stucco home, but under further inspection, the "nice stucco home" turns out to be either a Courtyard Marriott or a Best Western.
I remember Charandeep, Kapil, Darpin and his brother...damn, forgot his name....started w/ a C, I think.
Hey..... If your boys feelin hard, we gonna take it to the yard. That's what I always say. Well, that and - if your boys want drama, then it's drama you gonna get....
Hmmmm...I think we'lll start off with some fried cheese sticks... A couple of Cokes... and ... ooo! Hey, I'd like a serving of ass! That sounds great. -- droxford
It almost looks like a Big Wheel...a ride every thug should have in their stable of pimped out rides. edit: It's the capture of the "toy" that is located on the righthand side of "The Pic".
Dude, you missed my point. I guess i didn't do a good job at all. I agree that it's a good thing that some people keep heritage in mind, but I'm saying that a lot of these ethnic groups nowadays aren't promoting anything much other than straight up prejudice, even if it's not intended. Let's take OCP for example. I was surfing your cousin's website...seems like a cool rapper I guess. Anyhow, is the entire OCP family, like cousins and 2nd cousins? Cuz to me, from the looks of the website, they're into doing hos, smokin weed, and kickin ass. I'm not here to debate the merits of the Suburban Thug Life. I'm just wondering if that has anything to do with Indian "heritage and culture". Is the OCP all friends from grade school? Like did they all have the same nanny or baby sitter? Or do they all live on the same street? Seriously, cause if that ain't the case, then to me, it's just another typical racial group in the USA. There are loads of white people, black people, and asian people who live the Suburban Thug Life: smackin hos, smokin weed, pickin fights when in groups, and doing 9 to 5 day jobs. I see 2 black people in the back. I guess that's a start. I just wish the OCP was more diverse. Like when Fatty said "wave of asians invading some NYE party", I think to myself, are they all family? Probably not, but that's pretty sad, because you shouldn't have to be a "wave of anything" unless it's family, and even then...thank goodness my family is starting to be a little diverse cause there aren't just Vietnamese people who live in America. Next time those of you who are in high school or college join and ethnic/racial club that supposed to promote heritage and stuff, take a good look at what your doing. If you really are promoting harmony and education and talking up your shared values then I'm all for that. But if it's socials and dances and just hangin out with other people who just look like you then, all I'm saying is that you're missing out on a lot life in America has to offer.
Ummmmm watched the video and not impressed...just my two cents... However someone just meet the guy outside so he will shutup
This thread is too funny. It depicts everything I hate about Indians in general and the reason I avoided hanging out with them as much as possible while at UT.
Perhaps I misspoke. There are certain types of Indians who I avoid. Almost all of my closest friends actually are Indian, but there are certain types who I know (from experience) that I don't get along with.
OCP is just a group of friends that play basketball relatively well and grew up in Jersey Village together. There's a couple of black people in it too.
You never know how someone is until you sit down and get to know them. You can't just judge by "type."
