Baltimore kids riding ATV's in city...

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Got it from here.

shite, you see that all over NOLA. Especially the upper ninth ward.

There was even a viral video a few years ago of a mom and son riding a go kart on a major road in NOLA over the Interstate

From what I hear you saw the whole movie in the trailer

I think this might be the best documentary about the American inner city/urban black culture I've ever seen. Powerful. If you can't feel for the little man, who dreams of growing up and becoming one of the elite members of the Twelve O' Clock dirt bike gang, then you obviously never loved something so passionately when you were that age. And you won't get this picture. The fact that it's illegal for young black men to ride motorized vehicles though a city is beside the point. I don't think that's what this movie is about. It's a love story. And it's about freedom. And it's about working hard to accomplish your dream, and mastering something---in his case, wheelies on dirt bikes.

In summer '04, after freshmen year at LSU, was working on the Lowe's on Elysian Fields. I saw a gang of like 13yos (prob close to a dozen) riding atvs down Florida Avenue.

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I think this might be the best documentary about the American inner city/urban black culture I've ever seen. Powerful. If you can't feel for the little man, who dreams of growing up and becoming one of the elite members of the Twelve O' Clock dirt bike gang, then you obviously never loved something so passionately when you were that age. And you won't get this picture. The fact that it's illegal for young black men to ride motorized vehicles though a city is beside the point. I don't think that's what this movie is about. It's a love story. And it's about freedom. And it's about working hard to accomplish your dream, and mastering something---in his case, wheelies on dirt bikes.

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