Teardrop Full Interview
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ม.ค. 2024
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“Teardrop” a former Gum Sing gang member in 1986 who ended up joining the BTK in 1988 talks about life in the gang, prison and the lessons he learned through the years.
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Teardrop was a former top level BTK member who took orders directly from Vinh "Amigo" Vu and David Thai, who were both leader of the BTK gang at one point. The Vietnamese Flying Dragons branched off to start their own gang, the Canal Boys, which later known to become the BTK. Many Vietnamese members of the Ghost Shadows and Gum Sing also crossed over the joined the BTK.
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Teardrop have a lot of heart. Whether it’s streets tales or wisdom dropped I wish him all the best.
Teardrop had some great stories there and he was an OG! As he was being interviewed by you, Mike, I admire his style of speaking about his past and he is not arrogant. He is right. When we are young, we think we are invincible and we live for the moment! Excellent live interview!
He captured my heart in an earlier video when he said he boiled baby oil and threw it on the face of the racist dude in jail that his mom wouldn't even recognize him.
Hearing about his childhood breaks my heart, a kid without family is no kid anymore
This was a great interview! Keep it up, Mike. 👍
I was a member of BTK from Jersey City from 1988 until 1989, Steven was the Tai Lo of Jersey City BTK. I was 15 years old and I only spent 1 year in the gang, because I moved to Southern California.
so interesting. keep up the good work man.
Of all the CGS interviews I don’t believe I’ve ever seen teardrop mingle with the other former gang members like Kenny or big head for example. Is there still friction among some of the groups because of the past?
No friction amongst anyone. They let go of any beef in the past and moved on. Many of them banded together in prison. More interviews coming…
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I would suggest not waiting a year to release the full interviews... channel could be a lot better.
命運，戰爭，生活，未來。
Does David thai still alive?
Yes
Yeah, he asked to be released during the pandemic, but was denied.
who is amigo?
Amigo was a highly respected Dai Lo in the BTK under David Thai.
R.I.P. Amigo!
RIP
The the BTK was tough group. But I notice a lot of you gang exaggerate about things that you. Part 1 gang member saying that was shootings every single was like the old west and I'm not saying they weren't shootings I'm not saying there wasn't. I hung in Chinatown from the 70s to the early and it was not the wild west
If you were there you would know. Over 100 shots fired in the cemetery shooting, dozens of shots fired at the Tung On gambling establishment wounding one and countless other times UZI was used (more stories coming). If you were a detective, it would have been a nightmare scenario recovering and vouchering those shell casings. You wouldn’t be home for days. No exaggeration, just the facts. It was actually worst than the Wild West. They weren’t using six shooters.
Bro Chinatown in the late 1980s was top 10 in homicide rate. Throughout neighborhoods in nyc
BTK was wild asf
Yea on another level making bombs!
Are BTK member actually HOA people? HOA people are Chinese that were born in Vietnam.
We were mixed. The core members were Viet Chings, but had a sizable Native Vietnamese members, some ethnic Chinese, a few Cambodians, 2 Filipinos that I know of, and we even had an Indian guy.And that Indian guy was very close to David Thai.