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The True origin of "Wolf Tickets"

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I happened to be listening to music at work and by accident discovered where the Diaz brothers got this from.



SKIP to 43 seconds of the video for your answer, "I don't believe the hype or buy wolf tickets"

This all make sense as the guy who says this is in the song above is from California
 
Wolf tickets has been a Cali expression before Xzibit said it lol.
 
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may as well be raccoon tickets
 
It comes from the boy who cried wolf.


That's all wolf tickets are, people lying trying hype shit up.
 
I still don't get why Xzibit never responded to Pac and the Outlawz. 3:40 of this song

 
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They got it from the 1993 film blood in blood out, during a shake down by the cops in the prison kitchen they are accusing the dude if some gang shit and he tells them " you selling wolf tickets "
 
GSP is selling wolf tickets the last years... Nick is with me on this one.
 
They got it from the 1993 film blood in blood out, during a shake down by the cops in the prison kitchen they are accusing the dude if some gang shit and he tells them " you selling wolf tickets "

The vato here is right hombres! Making "La Onda" sign.
 
They got it from the 1993 film blood in blood out, during a shake down by the cops in the prison kitchen they are accusing the dude if some gang shit and he tells them " you selling wolf tickets "

yup that n american me are some classic og films
 
They got it from the 1993 film blood in blood out, during a shake down by the cops in the prison kitchen they are accusing the dude if some gang shit and he tells them " you selling wolf tickets "

That's a fucking sick movie and that ain't no wolf tickets i tryin' to sell here. lol.
 
Rule of thumb:

When you think you know the inception of a certain fad/phrase, subtract 15-20 years.

Snowboarding started in the 60's, I thought it began in the 80's.
 
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