#WWE CRIME TYME PRO#

This is the theme song from the WWE tag team Cryme Tyme made of Shad. It dont matter where you at, We're bring the hood to you. Bringin' Da Hood T U Cryme Tyme Lyrics: Yo, yo, yo, yo / Pop a 40 and check your rollies, it's Cryme Tyme / Brooklyn. Countless victims yelling 'help me please.' But no matter what you say, no matter what you do. I got twelve misdemeanors, three felonies. I'm the one responsible for them burglaries. I bring it to man woman and children too. I'm a rugged indiviual, hardcore criminal. (nah) I'll take your watch while the neighborhood watch. (yeah) I dont give a damn about a neighborhood watch. Then along came the hood, enciting riots.

Who wants problems? I could care less about a copper. Robbing as much of I get paid off the books. I run up on your mother for that bread and butter. Yo, yo, yo, yo! Pop a rollie and check your 40's, it's Cryme Tyme. The kids are not saying that today.Cryme Tyme's Lyrics - Bringin' Da Hood 2 U 'Like, 'Is it cool to say this?' 'No, we can't say molly wop. ' would go to the Urban Dictionary or like, or something like that,' JTG said. JTG also noted that the lack of black writers at the time made it difficult for creative to script their promos. 'It was hard for the writers to write Cryme Tyme because of our slang, and how we like to have fun with words, so we pretty much did our own thing out there,' JTG said. While Vince McMahon was the mastermind behind the gimmick, JTG mentioned that himself and Shad played a big part in the creative direction for themselves, specifically when it came to promos. You guys are going to steal her stuff and sell it off to the fans.' We were like, 'Wait what? Alright. 'We just came to the building in Philadelphia, and he was like, 'Lita's retiring tonight. One infamous angle Cryme Tyme was a part of came during 2006's Survivor Series, where the duo stole WWE Hall of Famer Lita's bag and sold her belongings to the crowd.

We had the look, we had the charisma, but Vince pretty much structured it properly so it made sense for the platform.' We had fun, and when we did steal, we'd offer it back to the crowd.

When your music hits, little kids and people are dancing and having a good time in the audience.' And that's what we did.

We're going to flip that thug image so that when they do see you guys, you're still going to do heel-ish things but you guys are babyface. What I want you guys to do is when you guys come out be always smiling, be always having a good time. When people see the stereotype, you know, they grab their purses or they check for their wallet. I thought we were going to do something positive, because what he wanted to do when he first explained to me in our first meeting, he was like, 'I want to take this thug image, the image that you guys got, and I want to flip it.

#WWE CRIME TYME PRO#

'It definitely wouldn't have flied in 2021, but during that time, the way Vince explained the gimmick to me, it made a lot of sense. 28 Critical Mass Pro Wrestling, Corp., 30, 31 Cryme Tyme, 3,10,17,21, 32. Daily, JTG addressed the criticisms Cryme Tyme received, but noted the intentions of the gimmick had always come from a good place. Managing Editor Nick Hausman on the Wrestling Inc. While many found the pair to be likable, there are some who called out Cryme Tyme for seemingly perpetuating a stereotype.

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