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The OutKast M.C.

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If the Bloods & Crips didn't exist what gangs ruled the streets of LA? Let me tell you who. The most known gang is the Southside Cobras M.c. The Southside Cobras or sometimes The Cobras are a drug dealing biker gang who have been running South Central, Los Angeles for almost 20 years. Predominantly the Crenshaw neighborhood. As of now President, Michael "Mickey" Washington is the King of Los Angeles, and his son, Clarence Jameson "CJ" Washington lives in his shadow. He wants to join the Cobras so bad, but Mickey won't let him join. After his girlfriend leaves him, and being harassed by some gang members, CJ decides to rally up a group of friends and start his own gang. The OutKast M.C. A new gang of bikers consisting of teenagers who reside in South Central and who aren't afraid to get their hands dirty. This coming of age story will follow CJ Washington's life as he takes on the role of gang leader during the summer of 1986.





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