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(Sn00py Harvard with the almighty chain thang) • 10400 BLOCC Sitting right on the intersection of Covenant Avenue and Brouge Avenue lies 10400 Blocc. This whole intersection is considered a no-go/danger zone by many residents and locals in the South Central Los Santos area as it sits right in the middle of multiple neighborhoods that don't get along. Many civilians over the years have been unfortunately caught in the crossfire on this intersection and many innocent lives have been taken because of it. Due to 10400 Blocc being home to the 104 Hard Time Hustlers, gang members from both 104 and other hoods have been murdered on the aforementioned intersection in recent years. So civilians typically avoid these intersections altogether and use Carson Avenue, Davis Avenue and Macdonald Street to get around. "I would literally rather drive an extra ten minutes, burn extra gas, and take the long way just to avoid potentially risking my life driving through all them sections on Brouge! You know? Down that way a nigga might catch a stray or something... shit you never know what the fuck could happen down that way bro." Said Davontae, a 23-year-old South Central native. Even nowadays Roy Lowenstein Boulevard, and the Covenant Avenue intersection doesn't get much traffic either and that's within good reason. • XO CRIP The 104 Hard Time Hustlers are a predominately African American street gang that originated in Davis, San Andreas. This is also what makes them a part of the Rollin 100s umbrella. The 100s (XO) contain multiple individual predominately African American subsets, most gangs within the Rollin 100s are a part of the Neighborhood Crip card but not all of them. The Hard Time Hustlers stand out the most because they are considered to be the largest Hustler Crip set in Los Santos despite the fact that they also align themselves with the Neighborhood Crip card. The XO Crips are made up of the 102 BudLong Gangster Crips, 102 Raymond Avenue Crips, 103 Hard Time Hustler Crips, 105 Underground Crips, 111 Neighborhood Crips, 113 Original Blocc Crips, 115 Neighborhood Crips, 116 Acacia Blocc Hustler Crips, 117 WaterGate Crips, 111 Neighborhood Crips, 120 Acacia Blocc Hustler Crips, and the 120 Raymond Avenue Crips. Originally in the earlier 2010s, the Original Bloccs, 1e11 Neighborhood Crips, 104 Hard Time Hustlers, and the Underground Blocc Crips were all united. Rappers like Yellow Tape, Coot Corleone, Toonchie, and etc collaborated heavily on various songs. Big hood days and multiple functions were thrown for the Rollin 100s where many of the gangs under the umbrella would come together and celebrate. Yellow Tape from 1e11 Neighborhood Crip claimed 108th Street heavily due to all of the gangs being so close relationship-wise, in recent years though, all of the good times came to a stop and a few gangs out of the 100s got torn apart from the alliance due to deaths on both sides and old beef from the 1980's and 90's that resurfaced. This caused the 1e11s, 115's, and the Acacia Bloccs along with the rest of the R100s to fall out. • GREEN RAGS N MONEY BAGS Because the 104 Neighborhood Hard Time Hustler Crips are a part of the Hustler Crip car they also wear green flags. They're also a part of the 480 alliance, you'll hear members from 104 claiming "480 gang" from time to time. This alliance includes the Westside 104 Hard Time Hustlers and the Eastside 88 Hard Time Hustler Crips, a smaller Hustler Crip gang on the East. This alliance has brought the two gangs together closer than ever over the years despite them being on two completely different sides of South Central Los Santos. However, this relationship/alliance between the two gangs does not exclude any other nearby Hustler Crips as 104 are either cool with the other Hustlers or are overall neutral with them.