One of my favorite quotes is: "The day the child realizes that all adults are imperfect, he becomes an adolescent; the day he forgives them, he becomes an adult; the day he forgives himself, he becomes wise" - Alden Nowlan
I'm 32 years old, I'm still working on this shit LOL FUCK ME 😭😭🤣 i am in the process of forgiving my parents but i am still angry at myself because of all of it
Appreciate the vulnerability. Childhood trauma is one of those things that can affect a lot of your life without realizing. It’s important to look back and reflect how your upbringing influences the way you are or think. Loved the ep
Damn. Yall got me with this one…. My dad caused me so much PTSD. I was 7 years old and sadly I was there the night my dad was raged out on drugs and abused both me and my mom…. I won’t go into detail but there was so much noise that the neighbors had no choice but to contact the police. And because of that he served 10 years and got deported. 15 years later I forgave him for the sake of my own sanity. The wounds aren’t gone but I can definitely say they’ve been stitched up and made me a better person. Appreciate you guys being so vulnerable.
I appreciate yall 3 being vulnerable. I can relate to all 3 of yall and your experiences, and sometimes the validation/recognition that us as Hispanic men that we look for. Keep doing what yall do and being honest with us. We don't need to know everything about yall lives but when yall can be vulnerable, we really connect with yall on a different level!
Just found yall recently and I love y’all so much already and I think it’s bc you all are so relatable please keep going! I’m literally binge watching all of your episodes. I love your sense of humor but at the same time you know how to get into deep conversations. Much love! 🫶
When you talk about not wanting to have regrets when you get older, I felt that so much cuz at 21 I’ve traveled to different countries and know that if I didn’t do it then I was probably going to end up being one of those “If I could redo it again I would do things differently” type of people
As a dad and step dad who has raised all of them as my own. I can appreciate you guys giving your step dads their flowers. I was told to love and respect my parents and not to judge them because only God can do that. I let go of it, and it brought so much internal peace. Great segment guys.
Had to stop the video real quick just to comment this: that mom part hits deep, like I don’t have my mom bc she passed away when I was a kid but I was raised by my grandma in Mexico, and any time I would leave for school, mi amá se levantaba para darme la bendición (had to say that in spanish bc it hits different lol) and I would leave before 6 am and she had no need to do that but she always would, and I’m not even religious but I miss that all the time, I love that woman with all my heart, thank you guys for starting this podcast, it’s so relatable and brings back great memories, wishing y’all the best, keep up the good work
I lost my dad to suicide at 9 years old. I am officially older than he ever was. 28 years ago, he had his faults and battles with Alcohol. But I hope I make him proud and one day we'll meet again.
Damn .. where do I start? I grew up with my dad (step dad) from the age of 4. At that time I didn’t really think much of it. I would visit my biological father during the summer, but mainly because I was forced to until I was old enough to understand. Fast forward to my last relationship I got with a girl who had a 2 year old boy. I grew such an amazing bond with him, I saw him like my own son and him not having his biological dad in his life I knew I wanted to step up. Not because I had to, but because I wanted to. We’ve been separated for a little over a year now, but I still continue to raise him. He continues to call me daddy and there’s nothing I wouldn’t do for him. God bless his mom for allowing him to be in my life. He’s turning 5 this year and I just hope he understands how much I love him. Idk if it’s the fact that I don’t have my real dad in my life, but it’s something I would change. God bless yall🙏🏽❤️
Ay man much love to you guys for speaking of your dads. I didn’t grow up with a dad. I would have brief conversations with him growing up that lasted no more than 5 minutes. Saw him a couple times but nothing more. Then he vanished. Now that I’ve finished college and have a stable good job he calls me saying “I heard you make good money now” …he called me twice already this past week and it’s hard to pick up the phone since if feels like he only calls bc my mom raised me right. And that I got a diploma. Why wasn’t he there when I was a kid? It’s tough talking to him, but all in all thanks for sharing your story.
Grew up without a dad and mom got married in my late teens shit fucked me up bro came out the blue. I’ve been struggling to adjust to the change ever since, but sometimes I wish my pops never died.
my boy felipe and diego were so chill when i met them at zoo culture. i was shy asf and they were exactly the same they are in the videos. They even hooked me up with a free raw gear shirt . will always have my support 🤞
It’s amazing seeing how you guys are handling these podcasts. That last topic really hit close to home. We appreciate you guys opening up about that topic especially as there’s so many guys who have gone through similar situations. Love u guys and God bless
i grew up with no pops too and i think we all share that fire inside that motivates us to me great men and prove that we only need God and always have Him as a father no matter what. Bless yall!
Honestly I love y’all for the relatability, and how genuinely y’all are. but Seeing how y’all had a similar upbringing as me fatherless, financial problems, and many other reasons. It really gives me something to look up too or faith see y’all growing up as I did really gives me comfort that it’s going to be okay. We all struggle but we get through it knowing we all suffer together. I can’t really explain, it just hard for me to open up after I went through as many others do.
Great pod! I love how you are sharing even the small things for upcoming creators. Vulnerability is not a sign of weakness but strength. When you are able to speak on a subject that can trigger an emotion that shows comfortability. Appreciate the realness!
This was a good one fellas. From being kind, gang banging subject, and about your guys fathers. It’s crazy how us Latinos are really relatable and honestly I’m kinda speechless. NOTHING but LOVE & RESPECT FELLAS 💙💙💙💪🏽💯
La neta im not one to sit here and post long ass paragraphs but I lost my best friend not to death but to a worse circumstance and finding this podcast gave me that feeling of back then when things were good having that homie that understands and that went through similar upbringing made me feel like I wasn’t alone.. and that loneliness kept getting worse until I found you guys. Thanks carnales la neta this podcast goes a long way cabrones!
In our culture I know how hard it is to be emotional for our men, you guys are told to not cry and toughen up and as a Mexican girl I’m proud to see our men being so open and transparent with your feelings I hope it allows other men to do the same and understand that’s it’s okay to cry and to feel, that doesn’t make you weak. Rmeber that you are a human being not a robot. sometimes you just gotta let shit out. This was my first time watching y’all, keep going ❤
My stepdaughter Zoe❤ is turning 11 in a couple days. And I’ve had the privilege to know her since she was 4. I never expected her to call me dad. But we created a relationship where she feels comfortable to call me dad. And I can wholeheartedly say I love her as if she was mine.
I appreciate the vulnerability guys, I can relate on not growing up with a dad… I lost my dad when I was 5yrs old and I wish he could have seen what I accomplished in this world and if he is proud of me. Much love man, I would like for you all to ask Bradley that questing about what he would say to his Dad
Guys can I just say I really appreciate the longer format, 1 hour just never seems like enough. I know time constraints and all that you guys go through when making these episodes but I do appreciate the longer pods.
Any man can be a father it makes a real man to be a Dad. I have raised my daughter since she was 2 years old. She loves me more than her father. I’m not her stepdad I’m her Dad that’s what she has told me before
i loved when y’all opened up to us at the end when y’all were talking about your dads. i kinda related to this cause yesterday i was opening up to my girl about my grandma n it felt good to like let out the emotions n stuff. but i just love what y’all be doing with the podcast and really getting into some deep topics n showing us yourselves n everything y’all say feels relatable. keep up the work tóxicos 🫡
shits crazy cause i ain’t never in my life typed a paragraph inna comment section before 😭😭 but y’all fr my favorite influencers n we need more people like y’all
Been watching you guys for a minute and the content is getting better. I like the podcast and hopefully it begins to grow. I think you guys do need to get into the social aspects of being latino. The general negative stereotypes that latino men have compared to other races. The lack of latino men in entertainment and social media and here's one for Felipe and Brandon, to speak about how listening to Mexican music now is different from 15-20 years ago and how we as mexicans, were made fun of if we listened to Chalino, to Banda, to valentin elizalde and were forced to listen to hip hop and dress in that style and how it's different now. Sorry Diego, I don't think you can relate to the last topic but I would like to hear your perspectives on these topics and yes I'm an old head 40 to be exact. Stay changing the game for us latinos that didn't have a platform
Yo Danny! We actually did sort of speak on that topic on our first podcast a couple weeks ago. Should be on episode 1 if we’re not mistaking! Check it out and if we didn’t answer your question we’ll bring it up again next pod 🫶🏼
I love all yall man this shit is amazing and I feel like I’ve known everyone for years. @ 50 min when Felipe brought the gang stuff is crazy to think about! I’m 25 right now looking back middle -high school I didn’t grow up in best neighborhood and surround myself with the best people, I was so close of joining with my friends the hood that I lived in and man everyone that was in that shit is either dead or locked up for life. I thank God I never went down the road and left that type of life/ people cause man shit ain’t no joke.
chosen ones from the MOST HIGH. love you my carnales. best ones out right now. I too am in the process of facing fears and living in my uncomfort zone.
Shout out to Felipe for being vulnerable, wish I could hug you through the screen, but shoutout to all the boys brandom and Diego, my favorite podcast now !!!
Yo I don’t really comment on people videos but just wanted to say this shit really hits close man. I also grew up in a fucked up situation and appreciate how ya guys kept it real. Especially with the raw emotion, you know as a man growing up being taught to never cry , this shit almost bought a tear to a niggas eye. Been here since the first video on the main channel and I’ll be along for the ride. Wish ya the best truly deserve it, stay blessed 🙏💪🏾
My mom and biological father split up when I was 2, and had a stepfather ever since that I call my dad, So I never really had the urge to know who he was. I am 31 years old now and have 3 children,I had my first son seven years ago and the first thing that came on my mind when my son was born was,how could a man leave the most beautiful thing in the world their own flesh and blood. So now that I have my kids, it has hit me harder because I think to myself, if I love my kids this much and will do anything for them, Why couldn’t my dad stick around for me. I still wonder from time to time if I have other siblings or even just want to know how he actually looks since I’ve never seen him. I keep thinking and wondering if I have his facial features and if those feature are the same ones I passed on to my children.😢it sucked but trauma like this I feel will never go away, you end up just suppressing it
Yo on last weeks pod I can agree with Felipito about the milk in the eye. I had a similar story when I was young. My ear was like clogged, and it hurt bad, so my aunt used her breast milk and put a few drops in my ear, and in a few minutes I was better. That milk does miracles 😂
nah fr tho what a good way to start the day/week with a bomb ass ep. Appreciate the hard work you guys put out, siganle echando ganas. You will see results!!!
Thank you guys for explaining your upbringing i really appreciated its tough i understand and i wish i could have a conversation cause i didnt have anyone to talk to or express ourselves and your words your stories i learn late and if someone would of been there for me would help me to be a better man in life and i truly thankful that your here and im here to support you all thank you from your boy diego mena amen bless you guys ...road to 300k bless
Damn this was a beautiful episode, you guys truly are amazing for opening up! I wish only the best for Chicos Toxicos! Keep up the good work! Road to 300k!
Damn. Gang. This one hit the heart. I just lost my Pops in December. If there’s something I could tell him is that I love him, I miss him and that he was my hero/idol.
Another great podcast, had me in tears at the end, appreciate you guys being vulnerable and open with us, sadly I can definitely relate, continue to keep it 💯.
Good podcast brothas, feels like a therapy sesh (NEVER been ) but it’s a good place para sacar las penas y logros, I know a lot of can relate w/o having a real father but hey look at us WERE still thriving and surving, iv learned regardless of my fathers choices , forgiveness will always be in my heart, but yeah it does suck the only way ur children will see their grandpa is thru pictures .. BUT everything happens for a reason , GOD BLESS🙏🏽
No cap I consider you guys as part of my boys 😂 Felipe’s stories are relatable bro there aren’t many people who are open about our situation respect to yall 💪🏽
A little bit late for this podcast but LET'S GOOOO, another banger and thank you so much guys for talking about these hard hitting topics, it's very nice to relate to a lot of the stuff you guys say, love you all and have a great week!
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One of my favorite quotes is: "The day the child realizes that all adults are imperfect, he becomes an adolescent; the day he forgives them, he becomes an adult; the day he forgives himself, he becomes wise" - Alden Nowlan
I'm 32 years old, I'm still working on this shit LOL FUCK ME 😭😭🤣 i am in the process of forgiving my parents but i am still angry at myself because of all of it
Appreciate the vulnerability. Childhood trauma is one of those things that can affect a lot of your life without realizing. It’s important to look back and reflect how your upbringing influences the way you are or think. Loved the ep
Amen to that Kevin! Thank you bro ❤
Damn. Yall got me with this one…. My dad caused me so much PTSD. I was 7 years old and sadly I was there the night my dad was raged out on drugs and abused both me and my mom…. I won’t go into detail but there was so much noise that the neighbors had no choice but to contact the police. And because of that he served 10 years and got deported.
15 years later I forgave him for the sake of my own sanity. The wounds aren’t gone but I can definitely say they’ve been stitched up and made me a better person. Appreciate you guys being so vulnerable.
proud of brandom for overcoming his big fear, tough fear to overcome
That was a huge fear 👙
I appreciate yall 3 being vulnerable. I can relate to all 3 of yall and your experiences, and sometimes the validation/recognition that us as Hispanic men that we look for. Keep doing what yall do and being honest with us. We don't need to know everything about yall lives but when yall can be vulnerable, we really connect with yall on a different level!
Proud of y’all facing your fears and growing so rapidly man. You all deserve it‼️‼️
Preciate you Josh!! Much love ❤
Just found yall recently and I love y’all so much already and I think it’s bc you all are so relatable please keep going! I’m literally binge watching all of your episodes. I love your sense of humor but at the same time you know how to get into deep conversations. Much love! 🫶
When you talk about not wanting to have regrets when you get older, I felt that so much cuz at 21 I’ve traveled to different countries and know that if I didn’t do it then I was probably going to end up being one of those “If I could redo it again I would do things differently” type of people
Amén Marcus!!!! Stay woke and keep living YOUR LIFE 🫡🫡🫡
No cap y’all have great chemistry. Keep going. Y’all will go a long way.
Preciate you Daniel ❤
Intoxicados Podcast is now on Spotify and Apple! Working on getting verified with Amazon music and more! We love you guys🫶🏼♥️
Mann y’all had me about to cry when Felipe started to then I see that picture 😂😂😂😂 gah damn
As a dad and step dad who has raised all of them as my own. I can appreciate you guys giving your step dads their flowers. I was told to love and respect my parents and not to judge them because only God can do that. I let go of it, and it brought so much internal peace. Great segment guys.
We appreciate you Byron ❤ you’re the real MVP 👑
Had to stop the video real quick just to comment this: that mom part hits deep, like I don’t have my mom bc she passed away when I was a kid but I was raised by my grandma in Mexico, and any time I would leave for school, mi amá se levantaba para darme la bendición (had to say that in spanish bc it hits different lol) and I would leave before 6 am and she had no need to do that but she always would, and I’m not even religious but I miss that all the time, I love that woman with all my heart, thank you guys for starting this podcast, it’s so relatable and brings back great memories, wishing y’all the best, keep up the good work
Thank you for sharing that with us edwin❤ much love bro glad we could connect even if it’s just through a screen hermano 🙏🏽
I lost my dad to suicide at 9 years old. I am officially older than he ever was. 28 years ago, he had his faults and battles with Alcohol. But I hope I make him proud and one day we'll meet again.
The vulnerability on these episodes does not go unnoticed. Thank you for adding the Ash pic so I wouldn’t start crying at work 😂😭
That was Felipe’s request 😂😂😂😂😂😂 he said we needed to spark the mood up when editing this 😂
@@IntoxicadosPodcast lol good call!!
Damn .. where do I start? I grew up with my dad (step dad) from the age of 4. At that time I didn’t really think much of it. I would visit my biological father during the summer, but mainly because I was forced to until I was old enough to understand. Fast forward to my last relationship I got with a girl who had a 2 year old boy. I grew such an amazing bond with him, I saw him like my own son and him not having his biological dad in his life I knew I wanted to step up. Not because I had to, but because I wanted to. We’ve been separated for a little over a year now, but I still continue to raise him. He continues to call me daddy and there’s nothing I wouldn’t do for him. God bless his mom for allowing him to be in my life. He’s turning 5 this year and I just hope he understands how much I love him. Idk if it’s the fact that I don’t have my real dad in my life, but it’s something I would change. God bless yall🙏🏽❤️
Bro move on ! So she never gave u a kid ? U raised her son and never gave up one
Ay man much love to you guys for speaking of your dads. I didn’t grow up with a dad. I would have brief conversations with him growing up that lasted no more than 5 minutes. Saw him a couple times but nothing more. Then he vanished. Now that I’ve finished college and have a stable good job he calls me saying “I heard you make good money now” …he called me twice already this past week and it’s hard to pick up the phone since if feels like he only calls bc my mom raised me right. And that I got a diploma. Why wasn’t he there when I was a kid? It’s tough talking to him, but all in all thanks for sharing your story.
Grew up without a dad and mom got married in my late teens shit fucked me up bro came out the blue. I’ve been struggling to adjust to the change ever since, but sometimes I wish my pops never died.
my boy felipe and diego were so chill when i met them at zoo culture. i was shy asf and they were exactly the same they are in the videos. They even hooked me up with a free raw gear shirt . will always have my support 🤞
It’s amazing seeing how you guys are handling these podcasts. That last topic really hit close to home. We appreciate you guys opening up about that topic especially as there’s so many guys who have gone through similar situations. Love u guys and God bless
Thank you Luis! If there’s anything we can fix we’re always open to criticism 🫶🏼
i grew up with no pops too and i think we all share that fire inside that motivates us to me great men and prove that we only need God and always have Him as a father no matter what. Bless yall!
Honestly I love y’all for the relatability, and how genuinely y’all are. but Seeing how y’all had a similar upbringing as me fatherless, financial problems, and many other reasons. It really gives me something to look up too or faith see y’all growing up as I did really gives me comfort that it’s going to be okay. We all struggle but we get through it knowing we all suffer together. I can’t really explain, it just hard for me to open up after I went through as many others do.
Respect you guys so much for sharing this !! Almost shread a tear 🥲
Great pod! I love how you are sharing even the small things for upcoming creators. Vulnerability is not a sign of weakness but strength. When you are able to speak on a subject that can trigger an emotion that shows comfortability. Appreciate the realness!
Thank you man! Really appreciate all the love and support you guys give us that make us comfortable enough to open up to the public! ❤
"Money doesn't bring happiness.
But the absence of money brings unhappiness."
Money is nor good nor bad, its a tool.
Spot on
Mf money makes you money stop the bullshit
Yes it just amplifies what u already are
This was a good one fellas. From being kind, gang banging subject, and about your guys fathers. It’s crazy how us Latinos are really relatable and honestly I’m kinda speechless. NOTHING but LOVE & RESPECT FELLAS 💙💙💙💪🏽💯
Bow bow bow bow 😂
Shit was hilarious, had me laughing at work 😂
That shi gets me so hyped 😂
Mad respect to ya’ll for opening up, all you will be great fathers one day. ❤
Great episode! Thank you for the shout out kings 🙌🏽
Much love boys! 🎉
La neta im not one to sit here and post long ass paragraphs but I lost my best friend not to death but to a worse circumstance and finding this podcast gave me that feeling of back then when things were good having that homie that understands and that went through similar upbringing made me feel like I wasn’t alone.. and that loneliness kept getting worse until I found you guys. Thanks carnales la neta this podcast goes a long way cabrones!
In our culture I know how hard it is to be emotional for our men, you guys are told to not cry and toughen up and as a Mexican girl I’m proud to see our men being so open and transparent with your feelings I hope it allows other men to do the same and understand that’s it’s okay to cry and to feel, that doesn’t make you weak. Rmeber that you are a human being not a robot. sometimes you just gotta let shit out. This was my first time watching y’all, keep going ❤
Welcome to the toxico family ❤
Part of the 6% W podcast childhood trauma is real and it affects you later on. Thank you for sharing your experiences 👏🏻
Glad to see you guys not holding back and keeping your word from the first podcast making this be a safe place to not hold back anything. Keep it up ❤
We are man’s of our words Javier 🫶🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼
My stepdaughter Zoe❤ is turning 11 in a couple days. And I’ve had the privilege to know her since she was 4. I never expected her to call me dad. But we created a relationship where she feels comfortable to call me dad. And I can wholeheartedly say I love her as if she was mine.
You’re 🐐 gang. Much love brotha!
I appreciate the vulnerability guys, I can relate on not growing up with a dad… I lost my dad when I was 5yrs old and I wish he could have seen what I accomplished in this world and if he is proud of me. Much love man, I would like for you all to ask Bradley that questing about what he would say to his Dad
“Never gone to Oregon”… pull up, Vamos… great pod
Guys can I just say I really appreciate the longer format, 1 hour just never seems like enough. I know time constraints and all that you guys go through when making these episodes but I do appreciate the longer pods.
You wanna listen to Los Toxicos for more than an hour and a half???? That’s crazy love
@@IntoxicadosPodcastyou know it dawg!
Any man can be a father it makes a real man to be a Dad. I have raised my daughter since she was 2 years old. She loves me more than her father. I’m not her stepdad I’m her Dad that’s what she has told me before
Yall got my respect , much love and proud of yall for speaking on the dad stuff
Preciate you Jeremy ❤
i loved when y’all opened up to us at the end when y’all were talking about your dads. i kinda related to this cause yesterday i was opening up to my girl about my grandma n it felt good to like let out the emotions n stuff. but i just love what y’all be doing with the podcast and really getting into some deep topics n showing us yourselves n everything y’all say feels relatable. keep up the work tóxicos 🫡
shits crazy cause i ain’t never in my life typed a paragraph inna comment section before 😭😭 but y’all fr my favorite influencers n we need more people like y’all
@@tanchezbrothers3277glad we make you feel comfortable opening up!! We love you and can’t thank you enough for your support ❤
The black sheep’s always kick it at the family gatherings together🙏
Been watching you guys for a minute and the content is getting better. I like the podcast and hopefully it begins to grow. I think you guys do need to get into the social aspects of being latino. The general negative stereotypes that latino men have compared to other races. The lack of latino men in entertainment and social media and here's one for Felipe and Brandon, to speak about how listening to Mexican music now is different from 15-20 years ago and how we as mexicans, were made fun of if we listened to Chalino, to Banda, to valentin elizalde and were forced to listen to hip hop and dress in that style and how it's different now. Sorry Diego, I don't think you can relate to the last topic but I would like to hear your perspectives on these topics and yes I'm an old head 40 to be exact. Stay changing the game for us latinos that didn't have a platform
Yo Danny! We actually did sort of speak on that topic on our first podcast a couple weeks ago. Should be on episode 1 if we’re not mistaking! Check it out and if we didn’t answer your question we’ll bring it up again next pod 🫶🏼
This video got me laughing after what I went through yesterday at school and also I hope you’re doing good
Thank you Naomi! We hope whatever it is you went through got better and will only continue to get better!
I am a step dad with my oldest daughter who is 6 years old been there since she was 1 melts my heart because she calls me dad and not step dad ❤️
Most rewarding feeling a stepdad has ❤ shoutout YOU Luis for being a REAL MAN 🫶🏼
just binged all 3 pods at the jobsite today! Yall be helping the Jale go faster lmaaao
I randomly found this podcast. Y’all have something special going on.
Tune in and subscribe Julio! We post every Monday at 11am ❤
I love all yall man this shit is amazing and I feel like I’ve known everyone for years. @ 50 min when Felipe brought the gang stuff is crazy to think about! I’m 25 right now looking back middle -high school I didn’t grow up in best neighborhood and surround myself with the best people, I was so close of joining with my friends the hood that I lived in and man everyone that was in that shit is either dead or locked up for life. I thank God I never went down the road and left that type of life/ people cause man shit ain’t no joke.
That boy Joe Montana preaching! God had a different route for you hermano🫶🏼
F*ck yall for making me cry at the end . But sheesh . Proud of yall for opening up like that. Love the POD ! 💪🏻💪🏻
Thug tears Humberto!!! All good ❤😂 much love man
🤣🤣🤣 yall be cooking diegs chingon with the growing up in a nice neighborhood shits hilarious
They stay cooking diegs shiii😂😂😂😂
bro im over here getting a tear in my eye when pito is talking and yall post Ash crying 🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂😂😂 had to lighten the mood up gang
@@IntoxicadosPodcast u lighten my mood up foo
chosen ones from the MOST HIGH. love you my carnales. best ones out right now. I too am in the process of facing fears and living in my uncomfort zone.
Amén mi rey 👑 you will get out the comfort zone soon we believe in you!
I need to go watch an episode of Bluey to level out the sadness. Was bit prepared for this.
Thanks my dudes for the openess.
We’re sorry we caught you lacking gang 😢
Y’all are hella funny i was listening to the podcast at work with my headphones and my 8 hours shift went by quick thanks to y’all
Did bro binge watch all the pod episodes??? Let’s go!🎉
Thank you guys! Yall real ones as well 🤞🏽💯
Yessir! Much love brothas ❤
Felipe with the "I'm holding these nuts.... my fault"... good timing bro lolol
56:34 lmao he knows they don’t play around 😂 “should’ve kept my mouth shut “ 😂
A huge fan of y’all !! Y’all are killing it mis paisanos !!! Watching y’all from New Bern NC
Thank you Jesus! Hope to meet one day hermano 🫶🏼
Hopefully my brother !!
Imagine stepping up and raising a kid that would become CEO. Shoutout to him.
Damn man, this podcast really hit during class. Nearly had me in tears 🥺 keep doing what you’re doing, we all support yall ❤️
Pay attention in class king🫡 (unless you’re watching Los Toxicos 🙈)
Shout out to Felipe for being vulnerable, wish I could hug you through the screen, but shoutout to all the boys brandom and Diego, my favorite podcast now !!!
LETS GO! Thank you Jason! INTOXICADOS PODCAST TO THE 🌙🌙🌙🌙🌙🌙
Y’all made my Monday 10x better 🙂↔️
I swear all yall content makes me forget about the bad and puts me in a good mood ❤ always
Yo I don’t really comment on people videos but just wanted to say this shit really hits close man. I also grew up in a fucked up situation and appreciate how ya guys kept it real. Especially with the raw emotion, you know as a man growing up being taught to never cry , this shit almost bought a tear to a niggas eye. Been here since the first video on the main channel and I’ll be along for the ride. Wish ya the best truly deserve it, stay blessed 🙏💪🏾
We appreciate you John ❤ nun wrong with a couple thug tears 😭
We are proud of you brothers! Keep it going!!
Glad ya put the podcast on Spotify. Just finished listening to it on the car ride to work, just had to come here and drop a like🙏
Real af for taking the time out of your day to come show some love on the tube ❤
Stick with the safe place gang not the gspot 💀”this is the safe place this is the gspot” caught me off guard in a tender moment
Bro is not real 😂😂😂😂
My mom and biological father split up when I was 2, and had a stepfather ever since that I call my dad, So I never really had the urge to know who he was. I am 31 years old now and have 3 children,I had my first son seven years ago and the first thing that came on my mind when my son was born was,how could a man leave the most beautiful thing in the world their own flesh and blood. So now that I have my kids, it has hit me harder because I think to myself, if I love my kids this much and will do anything for them, Why couldn’t my dad stick around for me. I still wonder from time to time if I have other siblings or even just want to know how he actually looks since I’ve never seen him. I keep thinking and wondering if I have his facial features and if those feature are the same ones I passed on to my children.😢it sucked but trauma like this I feel will never go away, you end up just suppressing it
It’s gonna be a good day when they post 🔥
Oh yuh Daniel 🫡🫡
Brother Oregon is a safe state. We would love to have you guys visit one day.
Waiting for this to drop this whole morning 🔥
We got you Jesus ❤
Next time I won't have you on speaker. Now my parents think I'm sus🤦♂️😂
Nahhh what we say????😂😂😂
Listening to y’all as I’m heading to work always makes my day 🤣
Best time to listen to lost Toxicos ❤
Yall keep things real 💯
Thats all we can do Alfonso 🫡
This pod hit home hard. Good shit fellas
Thank you slime ❤
Yo on last weeks pod I can agree with Felipito about the milk in the eye. I had a similar story when I was young. My ear was like clogged, and it hurt bad, so my aunt used her breast milk and put a few drops in my ear, and in a few minutes I was better. That milk does miracles 😂
Brandon don’t let me down bro going to start putting napkins on my face trying to get that beard 😭😂
Watching on my break time & hitting el dispo pa estar bien happy
Uyyyy what a vibe 🙈
Nah Felipe and the daughter part had me rolling 😂😂
nah fr tho what a good way to start the day/week with a bomb ass ep. Appreciate the hard work you guys put out, siganle echando ganas. You will see results!!!
Thank you mi rey! We love you bro❤
after the lakers took the loss today 😔 right away i came to watch the pod to feel better cause you guys really bring a smile to my face
Man lakers let us all down but the Toxicos got you 🫶🏼☀️
tóxicos are finna take over the world
Oh there cutting grass thank you now I have Somethig to listen to you and I got you I ain’t logging off from the video watching it full thru
Enjoy it Christian ❤
I teared up with Felipe lost my dad three years ago after my bday and I always think that to myself he’ll never see my kids etc❤
Thank you guys for explaining your upbringing i really appreciated its tough i understand and i wish i could have a conversation cause i didnt have anyone to talk to or express ourselves and your words your stories i learn late and if someone would of been there for me would help me to be a better man in life and i truly thankful that your here and im here to support you all thank you from your boy diego mena amen bless you guys ...road to 300k bless
Preciate you diegs! Road to 300K🫶🏼
Damn this was a beautiful episode, you guys truly are amazing for opening up! I wish only the best for Chicos Toxicos! Keep up the good work! Road to 300k!
Much love BIG BUDDAH! ❤
I love how your podcast takes me 3 days to watch. 😂❤
Gotta finish it all in one 😂
you should name the google form and the question segment TÓXICO TALK. that would be fire. fw you boys tuff 💪🏾
We got you king ❤
Boys don’t be afraid to cry real men cry, and that very vulnerable emotion
A couple thug tears never hurt nobody 🫶🏼
Time to hit the work hiding spot.
The 711 coffee never misses 🤣 711 need to sponsor y’all , buzz balls coffee rihno pills , shout out to my local habibi 🤣
Love your guys’ content! I’m always rewatching y’all’s vids cuz y’all are hilarious asf. Thanks for putting the Hispanic community on the map!!!!
Thank you for supporting us Cristian! Much love man❤ each week you show love fr
Love you all but Felipito reminds me so much of a good friend! Love his ♥️.
I enjoy the deep conversations yall be having
Shit gets DEEP DEEP
Damn. Gang. This one hit the heart. I just lost my Pops in December. If there’s something I could tell him is that I love him, I miss him and that he was my hero/idol.
Another great podcast, had me in tears at the end, appreciate you guys being vulnerable and open with us, sadly I can definitely relate, continue to keep it 💯.
Thank you big bro ❤
Good podcast brothas, feels like a therapy sesh (NEVER been ) but it’s a good place para sacar las penas y logros, I know a lot of can relate w/o having a real father but hey look at us WERE still thriving and surving, iv learned regardless of my fathers choices , forgiveness will always be in my heart, but yeah it does suck the only way ur children will see their grandpa is thru pictures .. BUT everything happens for a reason , GOD BLESS🙏🏽
Amen brotha ❤ everything does happen for a reason 🙏🏽
No cap I consider you guys as part of my boys 😂 Felipe’s stories are relatable bro there aren’t many people who are open about our situation respect to yall 💪🏽
You are our boy flavio 🫡 we appreciate you! Thank you pa ❤
Damn, I can really relate to Felipe’s whole lifer story, we really went through the same things
A little bit late for this podcast but LET'S GOOOO, another banger and thank you so much guys for talking about these hard hitting topics, it's very nice to relate to a lot of the stuff you guys say, love you all and have a great week!
LETS GO! Glad you were able to watch it 🫶🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼
Lets run the squabble @pito 😂 but only hugging though