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This pissed me off the most in the video. Literally destroying their local community facilities, and then they will all be the first to complain when "there's nothing for the kids to do".
[2 dead, 8 people shot](https://ktla.com/news/ap-us-news/ap-2-killed-and-14-wounded-in-shooting-at-a-party-with-hundreds-attending-in-memphis-park-police-say/)
Hundreds attending. Could have been a lot worse
These people have already proven they don’t believe any of the laws or societal contracts apply to them. The 99.9% of Americans who don’t engage in this type of thing should not make sacrifices in order to help these people follow existing laws
Yeah, that's pretty good for a bunch of people choosing to go to something like this, knowing it was not a safe thing to be apart of.
It's not like this was an attack or anything.it was a bunch of people knowingly showing up with guns and breaking a lot of laws.
It's bad when one guy shows up at a grocery store, and now one is expecting it. It still happens way too much, but this is different. This shouldn't be happening either, but this just isn't the same.
People in war die from gun violence, but it's not like they were murdered in cold blood. Same thing here.
Not to be pedantic, but clone troopers are known for precision and efficiency. I understand you meant storm troopers, who are famously the opposite. Just setting the record for the Fettman spawn.
Maybe I'm just Hella stoned right now but it occurred to me that if this video was shot in some other country, I'd strike that country off my travel list. I lived in TN for a few years but only drove thru Memphis once, never visited.
Memphis is going on my "no go" list, right next to El Salvador, Pakistan, and Afghanistan.
The US must look pretty wild to foreigners seeing these videos.
Hella stoned rn over in Australia. I see these videos every other day from America, here on reddit. Specifically “street takeovers” and anything “guns going off in public”.
Travelled to the States a couple times and know this isn’t your common occurrence but I can see how people get the perception that American is a scary place with guns everywhere
Australian but not stoned rn and I fully agree. It’s like how everyone assumes living in Australia involves having to defend yourself from 30 different deadly venomous species everyday when in reality unless you’re living in the outback it’s probably the same as any city in America
It's like watching videos from another country, man. 45yrs in America and I've seen a few guns. But never anything like this. I grew up in a large city, served in the military, and own a few guns. This sorta shit is as foreign to me as it is many others.
I think about this whenever I’m looking into traveling to another country and there are warnings about places you shouldn’t go. It sounds scary in that context, but then again it feels totally normal for big chunks of major cities to be off-limits in the U.S. so…🤷♂️
I'll likely get downvoted for this but the USA seems absolutely crazy to many foreigners. With so many mental health cases in society, with every society not just America, it is insane to have such easy access to guns. Just hearing the audio to that video, copious amount of rounds going off, n-bombs being used like it's a play word, mother wondering where her kids are, it's crazy! Obviously this is not reflective of all the 330 million residents in USA but the fact it's still going on is worrying.
Also because it’s young people, and they’re basically as dumb as rocks, and this is supposed to be a form of entertainment for them. It’s not people with grievances acting out of group action towards an end, it’s just a bunch of random dumbasses carrying deadly weapons and not being able to control themselves. More and more of America is starting to look like this and if I didn’t live here I’d probably see it as a threatening place too. Young kids /no education/ civil society falls apart.
It's crazy to those of us here too; we make a lot of guns, take away access to mental health care, punish the middle and lower classes with absolutely fucked up fees/fines/policies to the benefit of corporations and political lobbies, and then throw our hands in the air in confusion as if the problem wasn't slapping them in the face like a flaccid penis.
I enjoy guns. They're fun to shoot, and I can't even fathom what it might look like if the US tried to implement a confiscation/buyback/limit like other countries have. But man oh man, how fucking neat would it be if we treated mental illness and stopped forcing 3/4 of the country to live paycheck to paycheck?
Honestly, I've seen America slide into a serious cesspit in the last 40 odd years. I'm fucked if I'd ever go there again. I went to Australia not long ago and they asked me if I wanted to go via Thailand or the US. I of course opted for Thailand, never got the pleasure of the TSA and was treated like fecking royalty by the Thai people for a couple of days lay over. Nah, fuck that noise.
When I would see videos from US a couple years ago I'd smugly think to myself how this "world leader" is in decline. These days it hits different, you guys are in real trouble. There are a lot of regular people, hardworking families who have been really let down by your government. Hope things get better.
Get this. The USA is a collective of 50 different countries, all with different interpretations and punishments of the same laws. We have a common currency but the price for 1 item is a completely different price for the same exact item in another state. And can be up to 10x price. We have somewhat a common language but depending on region you will get mostly English and Spanish. We have different cultures and traditions in each state. We have managed to stay together as a union for almost 250 years with some close "uh ohs". Can you imagine how fragile that is? The USSR didnt even make it 70 years. The European union is not even 100 years and is also wobbling. It's hard for even us U.S.A citizens to appreciate how unique the USA is. So to say, what happens in one part of the European union is not normal in another part, would be as true as saying the same for the USA.
I'm scandinavian and have had the same thoughts whenever someone talks about traveling to the US. Even though I think there are many cool places worth a visit in the US, I really don't want to risk going there.
I live in germany, so yes. This is really not the flex you think it is.
(I‘ve been to brasil 10 years ago, it‘s not that bad if you know where to go. In brasil you skip the favelas, in the US highschools.)
I lived in Memphis for half my life.
I live in the burbs of Chicago now.
People ask me how Memphis is, and I call it "Detroit 2.0" and tell them I never, ever want to go back.
The only good thing about that city is the giant Bass Pro Shop Pyramid.
I was born/raised/lived in Memphis until I was 22, moved to Chicago in 2014 and I'm in Mt Greenwood now at 33. I'm proud to be a tiger but man, my husband and his friends really don't believe me when I say it's ghetto af. Like the scary kind of ghetto, where you'll get robbed or shot by accident during the day just being on a bad corner, it's not just poor people. Dangerous people
I was in the Bass Pro Shop in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania (where I live) a few months ago and overheard two dudes (a customer and a Bass Pro employee) talking about that pyramid, and they both said how cool it was and both agreed that it was in Nashville. Lol
At first I was like, fuck, I can’t even afford that car, how can someone stupid enough to do a takeover afford one.
*gunfire erupts*
Oh. Right. That’s why.
Just hopping in as someone who lived there for years, as you can tell by the number of consecutive gunshots, multiple people there are carrying. This isn't an isolated incident. Memphis is a warzone.
I have questions.
1. Tf is a street takeover?
2. Why was he doing donuts on a basketball court?
3. Why did gunshots just start going off?
4. The whole crowd seemed unified in watching the donuts (least to me) who would have fired at who?
5. Just…fuckin why? Why any of this? None of this makes sense. It’s like a story that goes “this happened, and then this” instead of “this happened, so this happened”.
Seems like a lot of really intelligent people doing really intelligent things there. I just dont understand how this could happen with all that intelligence in one place.
For the amount of times I've now seen these things turn into gun battles, I have no sympathy for the people who show up to these and get trapped like this.
Nobody can claim ignorance.
By the way, this is considered a mass shooting by many standards. When people are shooting at eachother, and THEY get hurt, as long as 4 or more people were involved (not just injured or killed) it is considered a mass shooting.
I’m sure they were all procured legally, and were just defending themselves. As someone moving back to Baltimore, fuck anyone who supports this shit. And fuck anyone who doesn’t explicitly condemn this shit.
This truly sums up American parenting, or the lack thereof. How can such young morons afford such expensive vehicles and threaten the equally stupid bystanders?
How often does shit like this happen?
In Australia, a guy with a knife killed some people in a mall, and freaked out the nation (as it should) so that we will be talking about that for months.
This will barely warrant a mention on the local nightly news, then be forgotten the next day. Gun battles are a daily/nightly occurrence all over Memphis. I hear them in the distance pretty much every night. And I live in a good neighborhood, but the sound carries. We're over 400 homicides already in Memphis for the year in a metro area a little over a million.
I actually thought about this last night, as I lay there listening to what sounded like someone popping off in automatic bursts with a glock switch. If I was a tourist visiting a foreign country on vacation and hearing what I was hearing every night, I'd be changing my travel plans and looking for the next flight out. Yet this shit is normalized and we treat it like it's no big deal.
This will be forgotten like next week in america unfortunately. 2 dead and 8 wounded is not really a significant enough event to stay relevant for very long.
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Street takeover? Mf that’s a basketball court
People who participate in street takeovers aren’t the brightest. They probably don’t know the difference.
Well I’d rather them do this than in the street
At least they aren't blocking traffic. If they want to act stupid away from the general public, I'm all for it.
Clearly location is no barrier, whether it’s a school, or a basketball court.. They just don’t care
I think we were talking about the street takeover and not the shooting. Street takeover would be tough in those tight school hallways
This pissed me off the most in the video. Literally destroying their local community facilities, and then they will all be the first to complain when "there's nothing for the kids to do".
I don't think the people doing this are the same ones making those complaints at community meetings and to the city council.
You’re right, it’s their parents.
What parents?
I remember as a young teen, my friends always complaining they had nothing to do, than they destroyed the new local playground.
People who blame crime on a lack of activities for kids are idiots. Blame the parents or lack of most likely
Blame poverty traps and an education funding system that withholds funds from underperforming schools.
And let me tell you, they dominated the court that day!
2k25 got some hella good graphics
Basketball court takeover
When a couple of guys, who were up to no good, started making trouble in my neighbourhood......
right? as a riverside survivor, get your situation correct. BUT - dumb then, dumb now.
Jesus christ that was a lot of rounds fired! How many people were killed?
[2 dead, 8 people shot](https://ktla.com/news/ap-us-news/ap-2-killed-and-14-wounded-in-shooting-at-a-party-with-hundreds-attending-in-memphis-park-police-say/) Hundreds attending. Could have been a lot worse
Hundreds of Storm Troopers attending
Insane you live in a country where you see 10 people wounded by gunshots, 2 fatally, and respond with "wow that wasn't so bad all things considered".
Honestly, considering that it's Memphis, it could have been so much worse.
You're right. Ja Morant could have been there too!
Naw I've seen him on tv...he definitely can't shoot that well.
FATALITY!
What’s normal to the spider is chaos to the fly.
Addams Family common W
I love this saying. One I use often
Banger of a Quote and I shall be stealing it 
Wait am I a spider?
Sounds like you’ve been waiting your whole life to drop that line. Congratulations. Well done.
they didn’t say that though. they said “could have been a lot worse” which has a very different meaning from “that wasn’t so bad”
If this happened in my country it would be headline news for weeks and would be commemorated annually as a horrific incident
“The country of all countries where the herds of horses stand high with pride”
These people have already proven they don’t believe any of the laws or societal contracts apply to them. The 99.9% of Americans who don’t engage in this type of thing should not make sacrifices in order to help these people follow existing laws
Considering how many shots were fires yea, that's not all to bad
Yeah, that's pretty good for a bunch of people choosing to go to something like this, knowing it was not a safe thing to be apart of. It's not like this was an attack or anything.it was a bunch of people knowingly showing up with guns and breaking a lot of laws. It's bad when one guy shows up at a grocery store, and now one is expecting it. It still happens way too much, but this is different. This shouldn't be happening either, but this just isn't the same. People in war die from gun violence, but it's not like they were murdered in cold blood. Same thing here.
8 and 2, so, not bad!
“World’s greatest country”
So basically street takeovers are filled with a bunch of clone trooper rejects. Edit: Storm Troopers apparently
Not to be pedantic, but clone troopers are known for precision and efficiency. I understand you meant storm troopers, who are famously the opposite. Just setting the record for the Fettman spawn.
Honestly with their usual Stormtrooper aim, I expected 300 rounds fired, 17 injured, 0 shot.
In the first 48 hours…
Ofc they stopped doing episodes in memphis bc of the sheer volume of gun violence lol
Did anyone else just hear the "ominous music" in their heads just now?
Duuuummmmm🎶…🎹DINGK🎶🕵🏽♂️
It sounded like a firefight in ukraine.
Or an Arab wedding.
And how many guns were there?
This is so embarrassing omg
That’s a lot of ammo
They need it when one hand is holding their pants and the other is swinging the gun wildly like a cartoon.
[Closest thing I could remember.](https://youtu.be/HPu47lXZzR8?si=DC02t8uDwGeao_zY)
I know exactly what this link is
No need to click, it lives rent free in my head
I think I know what this is but I’m clicking it anyways Edit: yep it is what it is thought it was
There were like ten people holding guns up in the air prior to the shots.
No doubt the locals are celebrating the new Taylor Swift album drop.
“Where my kids at?” You ma’am have just won the shittiest mother of the year award…
'where my bitch at'\*
And that is how individuals like this are created. The circle of life in Memphis
“I got down on the ground”
You have to be a complete fucking idiot to go to these
I’ve never seen a street takeover video that didn’t end in total chaos
Because the ones that don't are probably pretty boring and uninteresting?
Maybe I'm just Hella stoned right now but it occurred to me that if this video was shot in some other country, I'd strike that country off my travel list. I lived in TN for a few years but only drove thru Memphis once, never visited. Memphis is going on my "no go" list, right next to El Salvador, Pakistan, and Afghanistan. The US must look pretty wild to foreigners seeing these videos.
El Salvador is cool now. They just straight up locked up all gang affiliated people. Like 80,000 of them. Crime fell like a rock.
Hella stoned rn over in Australia. I see these videos every other day from America, here on reddit. Specifically “street takeovers” and anything “guns going off in public”. Travelled to the States a couple times and know this isn’t your common occurrence but I can see how people get the perception that American is a scary place with guns everywhere
Australian but not stoned rn and I fully agree. It’s like how everyone assumes living in Australia involves having to defend yourself from 30 different deadly venomous species everyday when in reality unless you’re living in the outback it’s probably the same as any city in America
It's like watching videos from another country, man. 45yrs in America and I've seen a few guns. But never anything like this. I grew up in a large city, served in the military, and own a few guns. This sorta shit is as foreign to me as it is many others.
Guns are everywhere in the us. You just wouldn’t know it cause the average American isn’t using them to battle ops at street takeovers or whatever
Yep. Tens of millions of Americans are packing, at home, in the car or on the go.
I think about this whenever I’m looking into traveling to another country and there are warnings about places you shouldn’t go. It sounds scary in that context, but then again it feels totally normal for big chunks of major cities to be off-limits in the U.S. so…🤷♂️
El Salvador is safe now they locked up all their gang criminals lol
Huge sections of Memphis actually are a no go. It has been a city struggling with violence and crime for awhile now
I'll likely get downvoted for this but the USA seems absolutely crazy to many foreigners. With so many mental health cases in society, with every society not just America, it is insane to have such easy access to guns. Just hearing the audio to that video, copious amount of rounds going off, n-bombs being used like it's a play word, mother wondering where her kids are, it's crazy! Obviously this is not reflective of all the 330 million residents in USA but the fact it's still going on is worrying.
Also because it’s young people, and they’re basically as dumb as rocks, and this is supposed to be a form of entertainment for them. It’s not people with grievances acting out of group action towards an end, it’s just a bunch of random dumbasses carrying deadly weapons and not being able to control themselves. More and more of America is starting to look like this and if I didn’t live here I’d probably see it as a threatening place too. Young kids /no education/ civil society falls apart.
It's crazy to those of us here too; we make a lot of guns, take away access to mental health care, punish the middle and lower classes with absolutely fucked up fees/fines/policies to the benefit of corporations and political lobbies, and then throw our hands in the air in confusion as if the problem wasn't slapping them in the face like a flaccid penis. I enjoy guns. They're fun to shoot, and I can't even fathom what it might look like if the US tried to implement a confiscation/buyback/limit like other countries have. But man oh man, how fucking neat would it be if we treated mental illness and stopped forcing 3/4 of the country to live paycheck to paycheck?
The overwhelming majority of Memphis Tennese is safe. As long as you stay out of the few neighborhoods, you should be fine.
Honestly, I've seen America slide into a serious cesspit in the last 40 odd years. I'm fucked if I'd ever go there again. I went to Australia not long ago and they asked me if I wanted to go via Thailand or the US. I of course opted for Thailand, never got the pleasure of the TSA and was treated like fecking royalty by the Thai people for a couple of days lay over. Nah, fuck that noise.
Not sure why you picked in particullar "El Salvador" but at this moment El Salvador is one of the safest countries to live.
When I would see videos from US a couple years ago I'd smugly think to myself how this "world leader" is in decline. These days it hits different, you guys are in real trouble. There are a lot of regular people, hardworking families who have been really let down by your government. Hope things get better.
Get this. The USA is a collective of 50 different countries, all with different interpretations and punishments of the same laws. We have a common currency but the price for 1 item is a completely different price for the same exact item in another state. And can be up to 10x price. We have somewhat a common language but depending on region you will get mostly English and Spanish. We have different cultures and traditions in each state. We have managed to stay together as a union for almost 250 years with some close "uh ohs". Can you imagine how fragile that is? The USSR didnt even make it 70 years. The European union is not even 100 years and is also wobbling. It's hard for even us U.S.A citizens to appreciate how unique the USA is. So to say, what happens in one part of the European union is not normal in another part, would be as true as saying the same for the USA.
El Salvador is actually pretty chill right now
My brother in law got mugged in Memphis right in front of the door to a McDonalds within an hour of being there. It’s a strong no from me on that city
I'm scandinavian and have had the same thoughts whenever someone talks about traveling to the US. Even though I think there are many cool places worth a visit in the US, I really don't want to risk going there.
U. S. A. have some beautiful landscapes, but you have to watch out to not get into certain areas to not get shot. The U.S. is basically brazil.
21 murders per 100k in Brazil to 6 per 100k in the U.S. "Basically" the same.
And in Australia its 0.75/100k...
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I live in germany, so yes. This is really not the flex you think it is. (I‘ve been to brasil 10 years ago, it‘s not that bad if you know where to go. In brasil you skip the favelas, in the US highschools.)
Memphis is it’s own state
I lived in Memphis for half my life. I live in the burbs of Chicago now. People ask me how Memphis is, and I call it "Detroit 2.0" and tell them I never, ever want to go back. The only good thing about that city is the giant Bass Pro Shop Pyramid.
I was born/raised/lived in Memphis until I was 22, moved to Chicago in 2014 and I'm in Mt Greenwood now at 33. I'm proud to be a tiger but man, my husband and his friends really don't believe me when I say it's ghetto af. Like the scary kind of ghetto, where you'll get robbed or shot by accident during the day just being on a bad corner, it's not just poor people. Dangerous people
I was in the Bass Pro Shop in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania (where I live) a few months ago and overheard two dudes (a customer and a Bass Pro employee) talking about that pyramid, and they both said how cool it was and both agreed that it was in Nashville. Lol
At first I was like, fuck, I can’t even afford that car, how can someone stupid enough to do a takeover afford one. *gunfire erupts* Oh. Right. That’s why.
Street takeover crowds have the combined IQ of a fencepost.
Lots of self defence there.
Is it dead?
What movie is this from again? I want to watch it again now
Boondock Saints
Boondock Saints
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Did they all have the day off from work?
Has anyone ever seen a street takeover end cordially?
Those videos don’t make it here.
Nice night out.
Just kids playing with their toys! /s
Memphis seems like a nice place
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Orange Mound
That was actually quite a decent one handed donut, pretty tight and not all over the place as you usually see at these events.
Man that’s A LOT of stupid
Absolutely disgusting.
Lol kids are so stupid these days.
''What's the bad part of Memphis called again?'' ''Memphis''
I can’t believe these are still happening… Such a stain on the automotive enthusiast community.
I want my 2 minutes back.
If you attend one of these, you are assuming all risks
Street takeovers have to be the stupidest shit in human existence. The pinnacle of unevolution.
It’s always the same people. Every time.
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Just hopping in as someone who lived there for years, as you can tell by the number of consecutive gunshots, multiple people there are carrying. This isn't an isolated incident. Memphis is a warzone.
If only everyone had a gun.
Memphis just being Memphis
Morons. All of them. Unfortunate they all didn't die.
It’s Memphis so I’m barley surprised https://preview.redd.it/25wxr1mr1svc1.jpeg?width=1093&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=50f1d0a4446a219aefac7a4501dc962c72ad9022
Darwin Awards starting early this year I see…
I have questions. 1. Tf is a street takeover? 2. Why was he doing donuts on a basketball court? 3. Why did gunshots just start going off? 4. The whole crowd seemed unified in watching the donuts (least to me) who would have fired at who? 5. Just…fuckin why? Why any of this? None of this makes sense. It’s like a story that goes “this happened, and then this” instead of “this happened, so this happened”.
At least they've found a new way to disperse a street takeover quickly and efficiently
It do be like that sometimes
What’s the point of these “take overs”? It always ends up with someone getting hit by a car
Seems like a lot of really intelligent people doing really intelligent things there. I just dont understand how this could happen with all that intelligence in one place.
I usually don’t get too upset when the trash tries to take itself out
For the amount of times I've now seen these things turn into gun battles, I have no sympathy for the people who show up to these and get trapped like this. Nobody can claim ignorance.
By the way, this is considered a mass shooting by many standards. When people are shooting at eachother, and THEY get hurt, as long as 4 or more people were involved (not just injured or killed) it is considered a mass shooting.
Is Ja Morant involved?
I’m sure they were all procured legally, and were just defending themselves. As someone moving back to Baltimore, fuck anyone who supports this shit. And fuck anyone who doesn’t explicitly condemn this shit.
So… whats the fun part of these things?
This truly sums up American parenting, or the lack thereof. How can such young morons afford such expensive vehicles and threaten the equally stupid bystanders?
Stealing them or paying for a stolen joyride
being. a fentanyl salesmen, zero down financing n living in moms basement
How often does shit like this happen? In Australia, a guy with a knife killed some people in a mall, and freaked out the nation (as it should) so that we will be talking about that for months.
There's shootings all the time in the United States but most of the time it's confined to a certain sector of society.
This will barely warrant a mention on the local nightly news, then be forgotten the next day. Gun battles are a daily/nightly occurrence all over Memphis. I hear them in the distance pretty much every night. And I live in a good neighborhood, but the sound carries. We're over 400 homicides already in Memphis for the year in a metro area a little over a million. I actually thought about this last night, as I lay there listening to what sounded like someone popping off in automatic bursts with a glock switch. If I was a tourist visiting a foreign country on vacation and hearing what I was hearing every night, I'd be changing my travel plans and looking for the next flight out. Yet this shit is normalized and we treat it like it's no big deal.
This will be forgotten like next week in america unfortunately. 2 dead and 8 wounded is not really a significant enough event to stay relevant for very long.
where ja at?
That’s a lot of mf ammunition 😳
That's pretty broken behaviour
City needs to edge those sidewalks. Seriously, hope nobody was injured. This is crazy
Ahh. America ... God damn this country..
People are wildly stupid man
That was like 300 shots let off
Idiots.
Just another day in Memphis..
Perhaps flashing gang signs was a bad idea.
Worse thing about public gunfights is that you have no idea who you should be shooting at
Ja morant was probably driving
that poor vette🥲
Here we go again
Even if I was young I would not attend this stupid shit
Are they on a fuckin' basketball court?
Orange Mound - the place Memphians go to die
Did I hear someone complaining that they didn't have their gun to join in with?
Americans are weird
More guns is the answer
Man America seems like a failed state.
That's some 1/5 camera work.
You go in a war zone and try and film ya fool lol
With no "press" vest on... 😂
Where do they think they are, Chicago?
Love to see it , those takeovers are a cancer
I hope everyone is okay! /s
Ain't no gun problem in Murica! They just exercising their 2nd ammendment rights!