Why Did They Knew Their Weaknesses?

People roll deep in numbers only because most participants in that crew are hiding their weaknesses. Maybe some were just d***riding. Pone and I stayed true to the game. We weren’t about rolling on people or picking on people. We lived through the struggle and kept things real. Rumbling a guy one-on-one would solve the drama almost immediately. It was the first line of defense for real men. If you got your ass beat without talking smack, then you would take it as lost and move on. If you talked smack before fighting and got your ass beat, then you were really weak and looked weaker even after the beatdown. These clowns at my school weren’t about that life.

These jokers were just fronting for the ladies. I'd call them out whenever I saw one of them alone. They would bitch or run to a teacher and tell them that I threaten them. A guy from that same set named O had some words for me following my cousin’s rumble with his man. He called me out while I was in a chemistry tutoring session with Mr. Perry and some other students at lunch. I took the challenge, walked up to the dude and began throwing down. Mr. Perry came out to break it up and got hit in the face while I was throwing a punch at O. He wasn't mad at me because that guy O started that incident. Mr. Perry told the disciplinarian exactly what happened. I wasn’t suspended for what had taken place.
One girl uttered something to me because I accidentally stepped on the back of her foot in the hallway. I called her the bee word because she verbally attacked me in front of students when I tried to excuse myself. The girl told Mr. G, the disciplinarian, and he suspended me from school without even hearing my side of the story. My parents were outraged and had a right to