CHAPTER 35 : CRIMEINTHED POV ON ZAHID/Internet Patterns of a Purported Crip Explained

 Zahid Sekou (Tiny Joker) posted again and same old same old, you guess it continuing his focus on WSDMGC73 — a small underground rap group with relatively low views. Writing this at 4:30 AM in the morning so  Zahid gonna be in for a big surprise when he wakes up for wielding school tomorrow. In this entry, he celebrates the shutdown of the WSDMGC73 Fandom wiki as proof that the group is purely internet roleplay. 

Disclaimer

This blog is intended for observational documentary, & educational purposes of whats go on in an Internet Banger Mind only. I do not condone or promote online beefing, gang-related activity, or any form of gang life. What Zahid Sekou (Tiny Joker) engages in — sustained online campaigning, multi-account activity, and repeated targeting of individuals or groups — carries real-world risks and potential dangers, and I do not support or encourage such behavior.

I take no sides in these discussions. The content here is strictly an analysis of publicly available patterns, claims, and behaviors across platforms. All observations are based on documented online activity and are not meant to validate or invalidate any street affiliations, music projects, or personal disputes.

This is an examination of internet narratives, not an endorsement of any party involved.

The wiki contained a standard main page describing WSDMGC73 as a small LA rap collective with Vermont Knolls ties, core members, and music details. The page that stood out was the “Online Debate about WSDMGC73” entry, which directly named Zahid Sekou / Tiny Joker as the main source of the ongoing negativity “The entire wiki” as he puts it was closed within 24-48 hours. But research shows only the page mentioned Zahid Sekou was took down . Given his documented history of reporting WSDMGC73 content on other platforms, the timing is noteworthy.

The shutdown does not prove the group is fake. It shows a small, fan  wiki was removed. The exported content was mostly basic rap group information plus one page highlighting the person who has been targeting them online for months.

He also claimed WSDMGC73 created a popular LA hood territory map referencing 73GC and “Deadly Moving Gang.” That map is actually a long-standing public resource widely used by gang researchers and YouTubers, predating the group.

Zahid Reddit Activity Patterns

Zahid has used multiple Reddit accounts over time. Older burners (such as u/WestsideRipRida and similar) have been banned, leading to new accounts with the same writing style, heavy laughing emojis, and identical talking points. One of the more recent active accounts is u/Expensive_Site4866, & prize_resolution_812  

which has been posting in both Detroit and California gang/rap communities with the same narrative focus.

These accounts are active in both Detroit and California subs, often defending Scoregang/Hyena Crips while criticizing WSDMGC73. Community members have noted the overlapping patterns and sockpuppet-like behavior.

In his local subreddit r/CrimeInTheD, reactions to him are frequently dismissive. Users describe him as a keyboard warrior who demands proof from others while offering little verifiable proof of his own set’s presence. Threads often include calls for photos of Scoregang activity in Five Points, with responses turning to mockery when none are provided. Some users have directly connected his various accounts and X handle (@thaloksyxx).

The “Rollin 40s Diss” Situation

Tiny Joker maintains that recent Rollin 40s references to 73GC do not qualify as a real diss and uses this to support his view that 73 lacks meaningful presence.

He tends to place limited emphasis on earlier references to 73 Gangster Crips by R40-affiliated rappers (some dating back to 2023), tracks such as WSDMGC73’s “Nkap Bashin Anthem,” and footage showing 73 activity in relevant areas.

This selective focus — emphasizing material that aligns with his conclusions while giving less attention to elements that do not — is consistent with his broader pattern across discussions about WSDMGC73 and 73GC.

Overall Observation

Zahid Sekou shows a sustained, concentrated focus on this one small LA rap group. His approach typically involves strong assumptions, highlighting takedowns or removals as major wins, and giving less weight to counter-examples. This creates self-reinforcing loops across his blogs, X, and Reddit accounts.

The patterns in how these online narratives are built and maintained are more revealing than the individual claims themselves.