Crooklyn
"Brooklyn," in hip-hop language. It's not a particularly flattering nickname.
Spike Lee's 1994 film with this title probably didn't coin the name, but certainly popularized it. "Crooklyn" is still used today, but is somewhat rare.
2 April 1993, Frederick (MD) Post, pg. C-2, col. 1:
HOLLYWOOD - Spike Lee gets a go-ahead for his next project, "Crooklyn, N. Y.," due to film this July in New York City.
24 April 1994, New York Times, pg. 60:
...Spike Lee's new film, "Crooklyn," which opens in May.
Spike Lee's 1994 film with this title probably didn't coin the name, but certainly popularized it. "Crooklyn" is still used today, but is somewhat rare.
2 April 1993, Frederick (MD) Post, pg. C-2, col. 1:
HOLLYWOOD - Spike Lee gets a go-ahead for his next project, "Crooklyn, N. Y.," due to film this July in New York City.
24 April 1994, New York Times, pg. 60:
...Spike Lee's new film, "Crooklyn," which opens in May.