O-Dog: The Original "YN"

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  @Cardboard_Chicken · 5 months ago

  One of my favorite things about menace to society was its ending, yeah O-dog survived. <b>But at what cost</b>

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• CA

  @Capt.Burakuman · 5 months ago

  Mohammed Ali, once said, just because one snake aint trying to bite me, doesn&apos;t mean im gonna ignore the other 10 that will try.

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• KD

  @KD0083 · 5 months ago

  It always boggled my mind how so many hood dudes called this a classic and still Completely failed to grasp the message in the movie

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• NA

  @Nazzzz2007 · 5 months ago

  Since you did O-Dog you HAVE to do Bishop from Juice if you haven’t already

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• DY

  @dylansearcy3966 · 5 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yHRgPyhJG6E&amp;t=235">3:55</a> dont be a menace parodied this scene perfectly 😂

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• JC

  @JCG1093 · 5 months ago

  I like how you hold the black community accountable while not tearing them down and throwing them under the bus. You’re an intelligent young brother, respect to you young man! 💯🤝🏾✊🏾👊🏾

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• IM

  @img_tha_kingpin · 5 months ago (edited)

  Maaaan, I hung around a few O-Dogs back in High School... I cut em off after graduating

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• TE

  @teyianneful · 5 months ago

  Theres a true story behind the opening scene - Latasha Harlins was a 15yo blk girl shot by an asian store owner profiling her in LA 1991

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• JO

  @joemomma6317 · 5 months ago

  King von always reminded me of O Dog, soft spoken demons lmfao

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• GH

  @GhostATW · 5 months ago

  O-Dog is terrifying as a character, yes, but also sympathetic if you have any knowledge of the conditions that caused O-Dog. How this is someone that could be your neighbor, your friend, your brother, but a few things went wrong out of his control that raised him to be like this. <br><br>He&apos;s shown to have little to no remorse, but why? This doesnt happen in a vacuum. It comes from a society (a white supremacist society at that) that allows and even encourages it to happen. That&apos;s kinda the theme of the whole movie. Violence begets more violence and while the focus might be on Kane and his actions coming back to bite him, you can draw a subtle message of violence being done against the black community at large to lead to these situations.<br><br>Great, super underrated movie

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• MA

  @majordistribution-n8p · 5 months ago

  Larenz Tate is one of my favourite actors as a movie villain!

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• RO

  @romeyromel · 5 months ago

  I like the theory behind the reason why you never see any back story or family of O&apos;Dog &nbsp;is because O&apos;Dog is Kanes alter-ego ...

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