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This Article is about a series of Homies toys. . For the slang usage, see Homie Homies.
Homies are a series of 2-inch figurines loosely based on Chicano (Mexican American) characters in the life of the artist David Gonzalez Homies. First established in 1998, these plastic figures were initially sold through vending machines usually placed in supermarkets, but it quickly became a collection among young children and adolescents Homies.
The figures caused controversy after its release, as members of the police department in Los Angeles (LAPD), argued that the figures glorified gang life Homies. Many stores stopped selling toy after the LAPD complained Homies.
Gonzales then created a history for each of the Homies "characters, each of whom had a positive view of the characters Homies. Some of them became the former jailmates happened to educating children about how to avoid prison Homies.
Mainstream stores such as Walmart, the Homies quickly returned to their cells, and the toy branched out to include a line die cast cars, among other things Homies. 2005, the line of character Homies women, as well as Filipino, Japanese and people of Puerto Rico Homies. The Puerto Rican set, which includes twelve of the Homies, nicknamed The Homies are Boricuas. According to Gonzalez, which has received orders from countries in Europe, South America and Africa on behalf of the people requesting the people from those continents Homies.
Homies have become a very collectible item among fans of the line of Homies. 2004, the creators of Homies, created "Mijos" Homies intended for a younger audience. They are the only Hispanics and presents as children, babies, adolescents and Homies.

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