The Rise of 84th Rollin’ Solence The 84th Solence was born in the heart of the city’s forgotten projects, where the streets were a constant battle for survival. Founded by Crown and Arc_Anglez known to the streets as Crown and Johnson their goal was simple. Build a brotherhood that couldn’t be broken, a force so powerful that no one could ignore. On November 22, 2024, they created the 84th Solence, a name that would soon carry weight throughout the city of LA. Unlike other gangs focused on turf wars or cash grabs, Crown and Johnson were after something more control. The name "Solence" was derived from the word “silence,” symbolizing the calm before the storm. They weren’t going to announce their presence they were going to let their actions speak for themselves. They started small, laying down their rules in the projects with a kind of quiet authority. They weren’t out to start random fights or spark chaos they were looking for soldiers who understood loyalty and strength. Over time, the 84th Solence grew, expanding its reach into unexpected places. They ran operations at Chinese buffets, firehouses, even some of the more upscale spots in town. It wasn’t just about territory or drugs it was about controlling the money, making the right moves, and staying ahead of the game. Word spread fast. Soon, their name was whispered in barbershops and dark corners of the city. Crown and Johnson made sure they were always a step ahead silent but deadly, never fully seen, always feared. What started as a small, quiet gang quickly turned into something much bigger. The 84th Solence wasn’t just a street crew it was a legend. Their influence spread beyond the projects, reaching into the prisons, where even the toughest inmates knew who they were. It wasn’t about being the loudest or most violent it was about respect. About strategy. About loyalty. Anyone who wanted in had to prove themselves, and betrayal was met with swift and brutal consequences. The family they built wasn’t just a gang it was a legacy. With every move, they expanded, claiming not just neighborhoods but entire territories. Crown and Johnson knew the streets were just the beginning. The world would soon know their name, and when they entered a room, it wasn’t their presence that made the impact it was the silence before the storm that left everyone holding their breath.