Hey bro, firstly send my love to your camera man from the slums docie (we at school same year). Secondly, I preferred this one a lot due to the wealth of knowledge here. Have some more academics on with knowledge like this keeps you drawn in. The last few podcasts were alright but I was struggling to be drawn in, especially some of the US interviews was difficult to be drawn in. This one was epic. EDIT: the one with jack parrow was very good maybe actually one of your best in terms of being drawn in.
I really like the questions you ask in all your interviews. In this episode specifically the question about women in the gangs. Something that is hardly spoken about at all.
Yo kudus to Nigga D(Dariusz Dziewansky),my brother from another mother,great stuff man and to you Josh(Ngamla) for making such a platform available,its totally educational and a rare approach to these types of talks,kudus to the both of you's,Thando signing out✌️
Hey, I’m going to try and get all of them up within the next few months! I should be uploading consistently to Spotify within the next few weeks! Really sorry for the delay 🙌🏻
How can u separate Coloured & black gangs.The Numbers Gang is a Black gang started as a black African nationalist organisation.Coloured members of the Numbers recognise themselves as black & as the grandchildren of the founders of the Number.Coloured gangs are Number Orientated.Their founders are/were members of the number and there is a number of Africans in coloured gangs just like there is a number of coloured in the Number gang,which is an African gang!!
Believe me he is in no way a typical foreigner,I've spent time with him in M/plain,I'm Prince in his book,he has knowledge of the underworld of Cape flats more than any could care to have,so he ain't typical typically if you get what I mean✌️
@@lfcdurban2716 maybe i should write about something completely foreign to my culture or beliefs. Something alien to me, and become the expert. Maybe I should apply questions and arguments which already exist, and just copy and paste. Maybe i should try and make money off this culture too😂 Maybe not. Im no culture vulture. What's happening here is the same as a homosexual wearing a native American apache head dressing and saying he understands the red Indians. Following my logic on this? Its anthropologically flawed because its using concepts of power and symbols, even lingo with very little understanding of them.
This guy doesn't seem like an expert..i think if you grab a streetwise guy from the road of south africa he would be able to tell the same story's about gangs...non the less loving your videos
Your channel would increase 3 fold if you had audio formats of the podcast across the various podcast platforms. The lack of it is holding you back. Audio is the driver of podcast growth
Whether or not you get to write academic papers on it. The problem with academics is they are so far from the reality and they focus on writing papers on what "the research" supports. They come up with theories and then try and find documented information to support that theory. Where or not the documented is actually the truth is up in the air. Unless someone further research is done to question these theories, it simply becomes the way other academics think it is.
Haibo...when asked why CPT has alot of murder...He says he thinks it's got to due with drugs , as they coming through the port ?? Nee wat what a fraudster...
Im not an expert by any means, but from knowing some people in that life. I feel like black gangs dont really make their gangs a cultural identity, atleast compared to Cape Coloured gangs. If you look at LA gangs which are the most famous gangs. They started as community protectors, it was a club for youths to protect their community from others who tried to harm it. Obviously it got corrupted to do the opposite. But like any youth club they started their own slang, cultural symbols and idenity. Cape gangs kind of emulated that. Maybe as said in the video to help give them an idenity they feel disenfranchised from. Black people have deeper roots in their tribal idenity. So I think criminal gangs tend to be less abour forming a culture around that gang and more straight to business. I think "gangs" in black communities tend to just be crews for that very reason. The only people I've known who claim to rep a gang in townships are posers who claim blood or crips. Which always seemed like hip hop cosplay than actual gangs. Maybe they do crime repping them. But it doesn't feel genuine since they're not from South Central LA lol
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Absolutely killing it Josh!
Thank you so much for the Super Thanks! I just turned on the feature and you are the second person to send me one. I really appreciate it 🙏🏼
Legend! Keep up the solid work
Great episode! Great work Josh, had a squizz through the channel and some great guests and content. All the best 🚀
Hey bro, firstly send my love to your camera man from the slums docie (we at school same year). Secondly, I preferred this one a lot due to the wealth of knowledge here. Have some more academics on with knowledge like this keeps you drawn in. The last few podcasts were alright but I was struggling to be drawn in, especially some of the US interviews was difficult to be drawn in. This one was epic.
EDIT: the one with jack parrow was very good maybe actually one of your best in terms of being drawn in.
Great job Josh. And another highly fascinating guest.
I really like the questions you ask in all your interviews. In this episode specifically the question about women in the gangs. Something that is hardly spoken about at all.
Yo kudus to Nigga D(Dariusz Dziewansky),my brother from another mother,great stuff man and to you Josh(Ngamla) for making such a platform available,its totally educational and a rare approach to these types of talks,kudus to the both of you's,Thando signing out✌️
Nice new setup bru!
Thanks bro! I’m still working on it so if you have any suggestions let me know! 😂
Following since you where on 12k subs great to see you on 112k... glad to see you growing dude
Love from KZN
Love from CT
❤ Darius honesty... great guy!
Another awesome episode mate
Awesome one bru
Good content. Well done.
Yo Josh, I think you should do a doc in Hanover Park🤔😎just a suggestion.
Love you craft and hardwork bru'v💙Keep Up.
I loved the questions you asked
Darius is great dude...... ✊✊
Much love bro. From Paarl WC
Incredible!
Darius you allowed to say First community Resource Centre in Hanover Park and Camp Joy in Strandfontein
When are you posting these episodes on spotify again?
Hey, I’m going to try and get all of them up within the next few months! I should be uploading consistently to Spotify within the next few weeks! Really sorry for the delay 🙌🏻
How can u separate Coloured & black gangs.The Numbers Gang is a Black gang started as a black African nationalist organisation.Coloured members of the Numbers recognise themselves as black & as the grandchildren of the founders of the Number.Coloured gangs are Number Orientated.Their founders are/were members of the number and there is a number of Africans in coloured gangs just like there is a number of coloured in the Number gang,which is an African gang!!
Lol . We all know SA is a cess pitt. We also know there are nice areas.
Time to interview gang bosses
"His friends taking him for a ____"
Need a hun who can look at me the way Josh looks at gangsters😓
Thanks
Love your podcast josh, keep it up ❤
Hey! Thank you so so much. ❤️🫶
In coulored communities it maybe about needing an identity
I always question these most violent lists. Do third world countries really keep sufficient statistics, particularly in slums?
I knew someone involved with the Gupta brothers and a jeweler who painted gold silver and someone scamming through the scrap metal business.
Hi Josh! Great podcast. Please get in touch and let's do a podcast colab together!
Fifteen years experience 😂😂lol
Yeah a complete fraudster
This guy has a typically foreign understanding of the schematics of gangs in cape societies
Believe me he is in no way a typical foreigner,I've spent time with him in M/plain,I'm Prince in his book,he has knowledge of the underworld of Cape flats more than any could care to have,so he ain't typical typically if you get what I mean✌️
When you writing your book Pure Boxing? On your extensive local understanding of gangs in cape societies?
@@lfcdurban2716 maybe i should write about something completely foreign to my culture or beliefs. Something alien to me, and become the expert. Maybe I should apply questions and arguments which already exist, and just copy and paste. Maybe i should try and make money off this culture too😂
Maybe not. Im no culture vulture. What's happening here is the same as a homosexual wearing a native American apache head dressing and saying he understands the red Indians.
Following my logic on this?
Its anthropologically flawed because its using concepts of power and symbols, even lingo with very little understanding of them.
@@Pure_Boxing you lost me at culture😂, have a great day further.
"Look at the big brain on Brad"
damn dude blew up
This guy doesn't seem like an expert..i think if you grab a streetwise guy from the road of south africa he would be able to tell the same story's about gangs...non the less loving your videos
he's too smart for you to understand. Is English your first/home language?
Your channel would increase 3 fold if you had audio formats of the podcast across the various podcast platforms. The lack of it is holding you back. Audio is the driver of podcast growth
Hey, I completely agree! I will start asap 🙏🏼
Would love to have your podcasts on apple podcast 🙏🏻
What qualifies one to be called an Expert. Especially, with sensitive topic such as gang culture.
Interviewed gang members?
Watch the entire video, this should answer your question.
Whether or not you get to write academic papers on it. The problem with academics is they are so far from the reality and they focus on writing papers on what "the research" supports. They come up with theories and then try and find documented information to support that theory. Where or not the documented is actually the truth is up in the air. Unless someone further research is done to question these theories, it simply becomes the way other academics think it is.
Cape town has more murders than any city in the world
Haibo...when asked why CPT has alot of murder...He says he thinks it's got to due with drugs , as they coming through the port ?? Nee wat what a fraudster...
It's true tho, drug trade is what the gangs are heavily involved in down there
Not until you live with them will you know.
Im not an expert by any means, but from knowing some people in that life. I feel like black gangs dont really make their gangs a cultural identity, atleast compared to Cape Coloured gangs.
If you look at LA gangs which are the most famous gangs. They started as community protectors, it was a club for youths to protect their community from others who tried to harm it. Obviously it got corrupted to do the opposite. But like any youth club they started their own slang, cultural symbols and idenity.
Cape gangs kind of emulated that. Maybe as said in the video to help give them an idenity they feel disenfranchised from.
Black people have deeper roots in their tribal idenity. So I think criminal gangs tend to be less abour forming a culture around that gang and more straight to business. I think "gangs" in black communities tend to just be crews for that very reason.
The only people I've known who claim to rep a gang in townships are posers who claim blood or crips. Which always seemed like hip hop cosplay than actual gangs. Maybe they do crime repping them. But it doesn't feel genuine since they're not from South Central LA lol
Its dervin kids not Durban kids😂
I don't like the way this guy says coloured it's weird 11:29
Did you ever though about talking to the victim of these guys.
First.
Yes you are! 🙌🏻
beauty?
Stop lying Jerry Springer🙈
Its difficult to say?????
Dude you have got to get more comfortable chairs bro you got wooden chairs. What are you thinking?