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👑 QUINDARO BABIES 👑 Being a Quindaro Baby is more than representing where you come from—it’s about representing the people, the culture, the history, and the community that helped shape you. QUINDARO BABIES stands for unity, pride, camaraderie, and togetherness. Camaraderie represents that special bond, friendship, loyalty, and sense of connection we share within our community. It’s about supporting one another, building together, uplifting the next generation, and never forgetting where we come from. Different stories. Different journeys. One community. One unity. One bond. We are QUINDARO BABIES. ❤️👑 #QuindaroBabies #QuindaroRoots #Quindaro #Camaraderie #CommunityUnity

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https://youtu.be/bJJj8_9bs7w?is=9_a230xtiHvgHFpB WATCH THIS !!! THIS IS THE FULL RECAP OF BRINGING BACK THE BLOCK 🎥 BTS STACKIN BEHIND THE SCENES | BRING BACK THE BLOCK — QUINDARO Bring Back the Block was held right in the heart of Quindaro at Wilson’s Pizza, bringing Kansas City together for something much bigger than music. After the devastating storm hit Wyandotte County and the Quindaro community, leaving families dealing with damaged homes, fallen trees, power outages and cleanup, JR Hoodstar (James Donnelson Jr.) stepped up and used his platform to give back to the same community that helped make him who he is. Bts Stackin, and Michael Casey had the opportunity to be behind the scenes documenting this powerful moment — capturing the artists, community leaders, business owners, families and everyday people who came together for everybody affected by the storm. The event was hosted at the legendary Wilson’s Pizza, with owner Gary Wilson opening the property to the community and continuing a long tradition of standing behind Quindaro. Both sides of Kansas City showed love, with Kansas City, Kansas Mayor Christal Watson and Kansas City, Missouri Mayor Quinton Lucas coming out and standing alongside the community. And Kansas City’s music scene showed up strong. J.R. Hoodstar, WyCo Droop, K-Town, Roblo Da Star, Hood Nizzle, Mad Marlon, KC Youngboss, The Popper, Irv Da Phenom, Phantom Pesos, Storm, Sundae and others helped bring the energy, while DJ Philo, DJ Supalit and DJ Street King kept the music going. What made this special wasn’t just who was there — it was why everybody was there. Food, supplies, entertainment and assistance were brought directly into the same neighborhood that was hit by the storm. The community came together and raised $1,740 for storm victims, surpassing the original $1,500 goal. For BTS Stackin, this is what being behind the scenes is really about. I wasn’t just capturing performances — I was documenting Quindaro coming together during a difficult time. I captured the smiles, conversations, handshakes, leaders, artists, businesses and people who showed that when our community gets knocked down, we can help each other stand back up. This was Bring Back the Block. This was Quindaro. This was Wyandotte County. This was Kansas City coming together for the people. 🎥 Behind the Scenes captured by Trae Thomas | BTS Stackin 📍 Wilson’s Pizza | 18th & Quindaro | Kansas City, Kansas The storm damaged the block — but it couldn’t take the heart out of the community. #BringBackTheBlock #BTSStackin #JRHoodstar #WyCoDroop #Quindaro I might not got all of the performances but you will see more from all these artists 🫡