What she said at the end was so real, "the streets don't give you no love they just take you away from the ones who do love you." That was such a real quote. This was the greatest reaction to this movie in my opinion. Well done ma'am.

I used to live a block from where AZ (Ace in the movie) got shot with his family, 1295 Grand Concourse was the building were that happened back in 1987, in the movie it says it was 1986 but you can find a news article on Google about the incident, all I remember was the commotion in the neighborhood about what went down and I never really found out about what truly happened until Paid In Full came out and I put two and two together.

The real life story is heartbreaking. There are several interviews with AZie Faisin who was the real Ace , on KZread that you can watch where he recounts his full story. Also the real Rico, real name Alpo got killed after his release from prison because he was dumb enough to be hanging out in Harlem after all the dirt he did over the years

It's Crazy The Person That Rico Played (Alpo) Got Out Of Jail Like a Year or 2 Ago... He Was Moving Around Harlem Like He Was King For a Few Months Then They Killed Him

Miss India, I dont know u apart from your reaction videos but whenever u react to anything with substance or even in general u emit an energy that hits me EVERY SINGLE TIME. Its like I can can feel your frequency/energy straight thru the my screen and it so potent at times. I dont know how to describe it but your soul is very precious and I can feel it. Take care of your self and whatever youre doing to be on such a high frequency, please dont stop. Blessings always.

they look older in the movie, but in real life, they was 17 and 18 yr old millionaires

Ace(Azie) wasn’t trying to fit in. He just wanted to make some good money and stay lowkey. He just stayed in the game too long. Rest in the peace to the real Mitch (rich porter) but he was kindve the reason everything went bad. He should’ve known Rico( alpo) wasn’t a solid dude. Now the situation with his own family, I can’t fault him for that. Even though he sold his uncle the drugs, his uncle should’ve known better than to do his own family like that, even if he was messed up all the time.

@mgjay23tv56

5 ай бұрын

I said the same, Ace loved to see Mitch with the fancy stuff cause that’s what he was use to but Ace wanted to stay out that spot light but at the same time put his friend on & Mitch was a real one to Ace

@Tuelz...

4 ай бұрын

yeah you suppose to get in and out and move to another place

The betrayals in this movie was sick as someone whose been betrayed this shit hits home. I got a uncle like uncle ice I get pay checks from a job he had his hand out and hawking me down. It was to a point where I hated having money cause it felt like I was just working so he could drink and do drugs.

BELLY, ABOVE THE RIM, COLORS, SOUTH CENTRAL, BLOOD IN & BLOOD OUT, MENACE 2 SOCIETY, HIGHER LEARNING & NEW JACK CITY

@maniac50ae14

5 ай бұрын

Belly is too unrealistic for me

Love this one. Rewatch value and the lessons/messages it conveys are solid.

The dragging out of the car scene was real and unscripted

@StayTreacherousWWE

5 ай бұрын

Rico? Word?

@youraveragejoe2

27 күн бұрын

Yeah

One of my personal favs!!! “Water” I’ve used ever since and it’s not often enough someone calls me out like “is that paid in full”

Hood life living with stressful for 98% of the time. The 2% of time was cool until sht pops off. Road to 20k.

That explains it sis I was saying how you never saw any of these hood classics

One of my favs and I ❤ your reactions

The reality is that they used adult actors but in reality that crew was high school age.

Your reactions are dope. Next you gotta do South Central.

R.i.P. Rich Porter ( The Real Mitch) Alpo ( The Real Rico ) was killed last year or the year before. when he got out of jail he was back hustlin and catching bodies and got into it with a young boy who eventually put him down

@NorfsideBleedEm

5 ай бұрын

Alpo was a crazy Gemini 🤣

@cqlnc

Ай бұрын

& Long Live Donnell Porter, how you gon forget lil man 🕊

The person who killed the boy name was david preacher collins was way worse than what the movie made him out to be.

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This was a easy film for Mekhi Phifer & Killa Cam . They was just being Themselves #Harlem

Actually had a job at a cleaners for almost a decade, also ran into the same situation but wasn't coke.

This movie is a classic like a caprice. Me and my family can quote his whole movie.

The guy who inspired Rico’s character was recently murdered a few years ago. His name was Alpo. The true story behind this is even crazier.

Game Over is another documentary on what took place... Azie (Ace) was a rapper and made songs that was known locally but never really went big.

The drug game... The rewards can be phenomenal, but be prepared for what comes with it. Awhile back, in my old Bronx neighborhood, there would be periodic/semi regular shootouts on my block between the two warring drug crews that local media would never report because Mayor Bloomberg's administration was busy marketing NYC as _Safest Big City in America_ to inevitably gentrify this place to hell. But just the amount of heartache that I saw in that brief few years that I'd lived on that block definitely made it seem like it wasn't worth it. The guys on my block were even paying off cops in our local precinct, but that never lasts forever. Not only does it impact you, but oftentimes innocent loved ones get caught up in it. Bystanders get put in the hospitals and morgues. Kids' parents in the game end up the same or locked up, leaving those kids with no guidance and love. I did *a lot* of unnecessary "young & dumb" stuff when I was a kid that I'm lucky I've never been to jail or worse for, but I'm glad the drug game wasn't one of them, because who knows jow that would've turned out? 🤷🏾‍♂️

31:00 That was a real outtake camron wasnt supposed to pull the driver out they kept it in the movie Now wath The Wire on Max

R.I.P Rich Porter and Darnell

I use to have doctors appointments near china town and I use to have to pass Harlem to go there…lemme tell you nothing like Harlem..i know a lot of bad shit happend there but it felt like family if that means anything

CLASSIIIIIIC!!!

32:28 No! Not a good friend at all.

You should watch the Alpo story its the real truth about paid in full

Watched that movie for 25 years

The guy with the drug dealer with the glasses in the beginning is also the father on snowfall alton.

@shaquilleburton1611

5 ай бұрын

I doubt she seen it I been trying to get her to start the show.

@explorewithindiamovies7913

5 ай бұрын

Polls on patreon . Sorry I try to hurry and do a lot .. we have to build so I can not work at warehouse lmao and I can Do WAY MORE FAST ! Lmao like and subscribe please

@laticiadavis8627

5 ай бұрын

Thanks for that info I didn't recognize him.

@mo2k638

5 ай бұрын

That’s Stephen A before his espn gig

he sold his uncle the drugs before he was gettin high, he started gettin high rather than selling the drugs...

He did say “I did this”

1:30 no regrets. Your life is a Black experience. Urban life is not all Black culture. It is glamorous because poor people are glamorized while also blaming them for being poor, not capitalism and the prison industry. Biracial mom is something other Black people as yourself can relate.

This is a sad story . Poor kid and it was the uncle who did it.. piece of shit... I've seen the fbi files on this story..

Tommy was the most dangerous one he was known as the black hand of death

@mo2k638

22 күн бұрын

Preacher and his crew were the black version of the demeo crew who ran with the gambinos their basement was like the Gemini lounge

This was a real story alpo,,azie and rich porter but it ended differently than the movie.

27:44 his uncle.

Check out "Devil in a Blue dress"...

They got Alpo

You should watch the Alpo Mayor of Harlem Documentary

You gotta watch “game over” its the true story of Rich Porter and his lil brother. This is a true story

Classic

I hate how they added in that “fist holding a gun” on the poster, when it was released on DVD. I guess they wanted the movie to be more ghetto than “it is”....

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@explorewithindiamovies7913

5 ай бұрын

Appreciate you

classic

I don’t get sweaty B

India, you know that's the ALPO STORY,..?,

India, please react to "The Help" (2011)

Ice is Mitch's uncle and his mom's brother

Oye!😢😮🤔🥰🖥

Too pretty for these hairstyles sis. Way too pretty

@explorewithindiamovies7913

5 ай бұрын

? Idk what that means but if not going to be nice please don’t comment

Ur "pin" game is a-1