DOES THIS HELP® HOW TO BE A REAL CREEKER IN THIS HOOD WE KNOW AS AMERICAN CONTINENT
1. RESPECT THE LADIES, HONOR THE MOTHERS.
You want a place in the Creekerhood? Show respect. If you can’t honor the women around you, you don’t belong here—simple as that.
2. HONOR THY MOTHER AND FATHER (AND EVERY NEIGHBOR WHO EARNS IT).
We stand by the old ways: treat elders, parents, and neighbors with genuine respect. If you can’t do that, you’re out of step with this place.
3. SPEAK TRUTH, WALK STRAIGHT, STAND TALL.
Creekers don’t hide behind half-truths or play childish games. Speak your mind, walk with purpose, and stand for what’s right, every time.
4. GIVE RESPECT, GET RESPECT.
It’s simple. If you can’t understand normal thinking, you’re not ready for this community. Listen, learn, and grow—or move along.
5. PROTECT OUR LAND, PEOPLE, AND LEGACY.
We watch out for each other, guard our ground, and honor the history that got us here. No room for trespassers, destroyers, or anyone trying to erase what we’ve built.
6. KEEP IT REAL, KEEP IT CREEKER.
No fakes, no frauds, no phonies. Bring your true self, pull your own weight, and help make the hood stronger for everyone.
7. WHEN SOMEONE TELLS YOU TO STOP, YOU STOP—NO ARGUMENTS.
A boundary is a boundary. If a lady, neighbor, or anyone tells you to stop, that’s your cue to listen and stop—immediately. If you can’t do that, you’re the problem, and restitution is expected.
8. A WOMAN DEFINES HER OWN BOUNDARIES—AND THEY ARE FINAL.
If she holds the title, or stands with the one who does, her say on where her space begins and ends is the last word. You don’t get to redraw the lines, question her call, or tell her she’s wrong. If you cross the line after she’s drawn it, you’re not just breaking rules—you’re showing everyone you can’t be trusted in this community.
