Unfortunately, most of his numbers are wrong (eg’c 100,000’s of Chinese immigrants after 1942 lifting of the exclusion act. Reality was the the quota was only 200 Chinese immigrants per year.)
@@Porschedoctor1 Do you not know about the rush of chinese working immigrants to america in the early 1900s even late 1800s? There were already large established Asian communities from the East to the West.
Iv watched a LOT of your videos and my favorite thing in all of them is, other than your comprehensive coverage of every group and person involved, is the fact that you cover the history of each group of people extremely well.
My roommate in college in the mid 90’s was a Flying Dragon. Machine gun Johnny is the real deal. Those dudes were supplying nyc with the best dope around at the time. I used to love going to Canal St and checking out all the counterfeit stuff.
As far as 1977 was concerned, NY was WILD that year! Son of Sam was running around, the biggest blackout in the history of the state of NY happened that summer, the city's economy was trash, the Bronx was burning everyday, gangs were prevalent and HIp Hop culture was all of 4 years old. So much happened in NY that year so these cats were just a part of the wave of madness that too place that year. I am from NY and I was 6-7 years old at that time...I remember the blackout!😳💯
As someone who didn’t experience it (wouldn’t even be an embryo for another decade) I always find it interesting how many movie & TV portrayals I’ve seen of that era, and of the ‘77 blackout especially, romanticize it in some kinda way... Because to an outsider it sounds so objectively shitty 😂 p.s. I’m a fan GL! ✌️
That would be a phenomenal video. Could make it into a series breaking down all the events of that year. Before my time, but just reading about it, seeing certain events depicted, etc, but a really comprehensive deep dive into it
1977 was the gas crisis. OPEC had limited the oil sold to USA and you were only allowed to fill your car one day a week based on the last number of your license plate. It was a time of economic crisis and cultural instability after the end of Vietnam.
The story from China Mac interviews goes like this. His Dad was a big dailo in the Flying Dragons, 2nd from the top. Flying Dragons went down and his dad talked. The boss who went down told the Flying Dragons to leave China Mac (child at the time) and his Mother alone. Pissed at what his father did, China Mac grew up and joined the Ghost Shadows back in the 90s-00s when things were very active. He would goto jail for 10 years on Rikers Island when he tried to jack a rapper named MC JIN, in the scuffle he shot Jin in the back once, and when CMAC went to shoot his head, the gun jammed. Saving him from life in prison. He has now turned his life around and does vlogs and the show Mac Eats on youtube.
This is interesting. NYC's criminal history is pretty fascinating. The NYC Mafia (once becoming an oiled machine) rarely cared or wanted to fight against other groups, rather work together to make more money for both sides.
It’s still like that. Latin Kings working together with the Italian mafia is something I’ve heard about first hand. That’s just one example I can think of.
1977 the year I was born. My father fled being a member of the Hop sing I think a year or more before 1977 and stayed there until things cooled down in San Francisco. Still today my family won’t divulge my fathers role or what he did but I’m sure my aunts and uncles know they just don’t wanna tell me.
One of your best videos yet. I’ve lived in SF 🌉 for the last 12 years, visit Chinatown Sf frequently, and just got done visiting Chinatown NYC 🗽. After watching I felt closer to both cities. Thank you. Keep up the good work 😁
@@0fficialdregsSF had 2 wars, the 1st war was the Wah Chings & Hop Sing Boys VS the Joe Boy, the 2nd war was the Wah Chings Vs the Wo Hop To, this was stretch over to Boston Chinatown
What’s the point? China Macs story has been told and put to rest already. No beef between C Mac and Jin. They already had a one on one to go through the history between them.
From my knowledge Jin had disrespected the wife of Mac's homeboi who was locked up at that time. And on what happened next I'm not goin to say too much but obviously things got sticky.. facts 💯..
@@donjp6553 look it up! Innocent kids getting killed by stray bullets ages 1 years old to 11 years old,gang indictments,gang beefs,shootouts in broad daylight,killings everyday.it’s insane and the sad thing is a lot of the people doing these killings is 13-17 years old kids bro
The Michael chen murder was definitely an inside job. You'd have to have the support of the Tong and Benny Ong in order to do that and then be made head of the gang. Side note. Johnny's wife got murdered right around the same time that he was released from prison
Yea the guy who murdered her was a flying dragon she was involved with and she was leaving him to go back with Johnny and he couldn’t bare the fact she was leaving him to go back to Johnny so he shot her and then himself his name was David chea
It’s not the same violence, New York was a LOT worse in the 80’s and 90’s. It’s damn near Disney world these days. Granted, gun violence has gotten worse in NYC recently that’s facts. Certain areas are still dangerous that’s true. But it’s not nearly as bad as before where the entire city was a war zone.
Black Americans should organize the way that the Chinese have. Not in a gang way, but unify in a social, political, and economic way. If other races want to help, they can choose to patronize black businesses. If black America were a country, it’s economy would be the 15 largest in the world. All of that money goes outside of the community.
Tacoma, Portland, St Louis, Kansas City mo, Phoenix, Little Rock, west Palm Beach. You got a lot of rough cities right there. I see you tend to go with cities with popular rap beefs tho.
1977, i could be wrong but didn't the pagoda theater had a live band playing at the time? i was but a kid in that very theater heard the shots ring out and everybody grabbed their loved ones and ran.
The last few seconds of this video weren't accurate because it's been hot n getting real worse real fast up here in nyc but the rest of the video was super dope great content 👌
Yea I was just gonna comment this. NY has been getting bad the last few years. That whole Justice for Junior thing wasn’t too long ago and that was brutal asf.
@@youngthieff other people put it plainly in the 90s NY averaged 2000 murders a year and its hasn't come close to touching those in the last 22 years. Are people still getting hit sure but its not like it was in the 70s-90s
Didnt know he died wtf . Young ass white boy but he would always talk like he wanted smoke . Smh crazy when youre somewhat famous . Your enemies know you but you dk who they are
I would say that the reason the late 1970’s were hot was because the war on d rugs started in 1972, making it difficult for these organizations competing to control imports of drugs.
Mott is border of the little Italy depending where you at in Mott. I went to school there at st. Patrick's. I love Chinatown. I grew up in the park we grew up playing together here
This video would even more awesome if all the additional reenactments and clips that don't belong in this story are edited OUT of here. Would be really great video to just keeping the real photos, news footage and other relevant historical images in and the lousy reenactments OUT.
Hey there! I just recently went down the rabbit hole of watching these gang documentaries on TH-cam lol. I see a lot of attention on TRG. I wonder if you could do a video about the dragon family that operates our of Westminster CA. Predominantly Vietnamese. I wonder if they ever fueded with trg or what their relationship.
Yeah! Wonder why he hasn't done one on the gang The Needledicks outta Winchester, Kentucky 🤔 one of the baddest organization to ever run a two horse town!!
there was also NF, Nip Family. smh there was a dude from there that killed at least one member from every gang that was an enemy of his. He was facing the death penalty. He killed a TRG, a DF, and many others.
Great content I like the way you present these videos Swamp, but you keep having these takes about nyc being safe and as a life long New Yorker I’ll tell you thats cap. Those stats you talk about are always watered down because there’s good parts of every borough that water those stats down, but the areas that have always been historically bad are horrible right now.
From his pov , he never been outside his area so he couldnt possibly know , hence him speaking the way he does about cities hes likely never been to & he talks about hoods he wouldnt even step in
@@TingTingalingy its easy to comment on areas when you never been in . i doubt this content creator has ever been to a hood or is sanctioned to go into these hoods based on the way he talks about it , very easy to judge areas when you never even been there
@@TingTingalingy point is he comments on neighborhoods based on what he hears , not seen & its easy to judge a area from the outside when you never been inside , calling new york one of the safest cities is crazy , this whole week , someones been shot , stabbed or attacked in a deadly manner ( not justifying or promoting it ) but hes giving false narratives on places hes never been to
@@Nine16ers ehh somewhat, depend where you're at. Just like any other city but it ain't as bad as Houston or Dallas, or other bigger cities like LA, Chicago, NY, etc, I agree on that.
My guess to why 1977 was so wild is that is right around when crack cocaine began being distributed by federal agents into lower income neighborhoods of major cities. It was a whole new source of income, and reason to fight. 1980s NYC was nuts.
dam this dude went back to the early 1900's to tell us hood stories. Thats dedication. Much respect.
Unfortunately, most of his numbers are wrong (eg’c 100,000’s of Chinese immigrants after 1942 lifting of the exclusion act. Reality was the the quota was only 200 Chinese immigrants per year.)
@@Porschedoctor1 Do you not know about the rush of chinese working immigrants to america in the early 1900s even late 1800s? There were already large established Asian communities from the East to the West.
If you pay attention, every successful criminal organization has the police in their pocket, not as their enemy
The police can get and do things that others cannot.
That was the times.
That goes wrong sometimes because the dirty cops get caught and then tell on you or set you up 😂
It's not that they are in their pockets. It's that they Public informants.
Pretty much
Iv watched a LOT of your videos and my favorite thing in all of them is, other than your comprehensive coverage of every group and person involved, is the fact that you cover the history of each group of people extremely well.
My roommate in college in the mid 90’s was a Flying Dragon. Machine gun Johnny is the real deal. Those dudes were supplying nyc with the best dope around at the time. I used to love going to Canal St and checking out all the counterfeit stuff.
Plz give us a story!!
Wheres he now?? In jail or still free
@@yeshidorjee free. He changed his life and went straight. Dude was smart as hell. He did very well in college.
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@@yankees29 What did he study in college?
As far as 1977 was concerned, NY was WILD that year! Son of Sam was running around, the biggest blackout in the history of the state of NY happened that summer, the city's economy was trash, the Bronx was burning everyday, gangs were prevalent and HIp Hop culture was all of 4 years old. So much happened in NY that year so these cats were just a part of the wave of madness that too place that year. I am from NY and I was 6-7 years old at that time...I remember the blackout!😳💯
As someone who didn’t experience it (wouldn’t even be an embryo for another decade) I always find it interesting how many movie & TV portrayals I’ve seen of that era, and of the ‘77 blackout especially, romanticize it in some kinda way... Because to an outsider it sounds so objectively shitty 😂
p.s. I’m a fan GL! ✌️
@@CantTellYou Salute and thank you for appreciating my work🙏🏾👊🏾👍🏾💯
Do you remember the blizzard in 79? I think it was 79. Soooo much snow fell
That would be a phenomenal video. Could make it into a series breaking down all the events of that year. Before my time, but just reading about it, seeing certain events depicted, etc, but a really comprehensive deep dive into it
"I am the one they call the G the R the A the P, I, didn't write this, it's coming straight off the top of the dome" 💯
1977 was the gas crisis. OPEC had limited the oil sold to USA and you were only allowed to fill your car one day a week based on the last number of your license plate. It was a time of economic crisis and cultural instability after the end of Vietnam.
Lmfaooo ain’t no way you ended the video by saying “the rough days of nyc are over” 🤣 Coming live & direct from the Bronx I can tell you that’s cap 🏚
Idk what made him come up with that conclusion.
@@youngreckless97 it is not that bad compared to back then
It’s no where near as bad as it used to be
@@AndreKing4 its the same
@@RONPEE-STINGER you buggin if you think its the same as it was back then
Love your videos bro. To go back in history for the roots to the 1800s takes lots of research and dedication. Great content!
You finesse with China mac in the thumbnail 😂
Not really. China Mac is/was a ghost shadow so this is his hood history.
I’m only 15 seconds in and that is the only reason I clicked on it 🤦🏾♂️
China Mac was ghost shadows tho
he used his picture because China Mac was a part of the Ghost Shadows
The story from China Mac interviews goes like this. His Dad was a big dailo in the Flying Dragons, 2nd from the top. Flying Dragons went down and his dad talked. The boss who went down told the Flying Dragons to leave China Mac (child at the time) and his Mother alone. Pissed at what his father did, China Mac grew up and joined the Ghost Shadows back in the 90s-00s when things were very active. He would goto jail for 10 years on Rikers Island when he tried to jack a rapper named MC JIN, in the scuffle he shot Jin in the back once, and when CMAC went to shoot his head, the gun jammed. Saving him from life in prison. He has now turned his life around and does vlogs and the show Mac Eats on youtube.
One of my favorite historians working today! This is amazing work dude, keep it up!
gotta disagree a little at the end though. 2018 & 2022 are very different times
@@jamesgilbert91 right! He's claiming New York violence is basically a thing of the past...yeah ok😏
you're confused on what a historian is/does
@@dustyowl99 please enlighten me with your historical wisdom sir; its not like I have a degree in the subject...
@@jamesgilbert91 not trying to sound like a prick lol but this guy is just a good storyteller. historians have degrees and go wayyyyyyyyy deeper.
“Rough days of NY are completely done” … someone hasn’t discovered the Bronx yet 😂
yeah i live here thats complete cap
Today is nothing like the 90s u kids have no idea.
@@zerohours. it’s not but some places will always be bad
Everything is relative young bull
i heard that and thought it was hilarous, comparing it to toronto and london, two very dangerous cities doesnt rlly mean much
I use to go to Chinatown in Canal street all the time for the arcade and never knew about this. Wow thanks for this.
The arcade with the chicken in the machine lol. The was around the corner from Pell Street. It was a known hangout for the Dragons.
@Daniel Lee Yes that's the one and never knew. They really kept a low profile.
This is interesting. NYC's criminal history is pretty fascinating. The NYC Mafia (once becoming an oiled machine) rarely cared or wanted to fight against other groups, rather work together to make more money for both sides.
It’s still like that. Latin Kings working together with the Italian mafia is something I’ve heard about first hand. That’s just one example I can think of.
Of course 😂 if you had to choose, would you rather be rich & comfortable...or at war & always on edge?
it's like that everywhere. it's human nature, envy and greed. instead of being satisfied of your cut, you want to get in on someone else's cut
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BRRRR 😈 sup MAC
I like the video but I clicked because I thought you was in it.
1977 the year I was born. My father fled being a member of the Hop sing I think a year or more before 1977 and stayed there until things cooled down in San Francisco. Still today my family won’t divulge my fathers role or what he did but I’m sure my aunts and uncles know they just don’t wanna tell me.
prolly because you'd tell everyone what hes done.
@@MrBetterThanYou77 true OG never told stories only when drunk they'll slip up once
He was a male prostitute
Wasn’t China Mac a ghost shadow member?
mountian cloud boys in this bih
@@og_3rd_st_saint_gat lmfao
@@LScentral ty i gotta rep for my boss
Yeah his dad was from a rival gang and a snitch too. He hated him for it
@@ibrohiem i understand why i hate snitches
I ABSOLUTELY LOVED when he said “Snitch” he showed 69!!! 😂😂
One of your best videos yet. I’ve lived in SF 🌉 for the last 12 years, visit Chinatown Sf frequently, and just got done visiting Chinatown NYC 🗽. After watching I felt closer to both cities. Thank you. Keep up the good work 😁
I'm very sure there was another asian rivalry that went up but in SF from what i remember.
@@0fficialdregs maybe, but Swamp Stories only covers cases with many BOOMs and BANGs
@@0fficialdregsSF had 2 wars, the 1st war was the Wah Chings & Hop Sing Boys VS the Joe Boy, the 2nd war was the Wah Chings Vs the Wo Hop To, this was stretch over to Boston Chinatown
The Asian American struggle happens throughout the Northeast from Massachusetts to Virginia - Shout out to the Asians struggling in Utica, NY
Now that you did the Flying Dragons Vs the Ghost Shadows, you should do China Macs story and his beef with Jin. I’ll be waiting for this one to come!
What’s the point? China Macs story has been told and put to rest already. No beef between C Mac and Jin. They already had a one on one to go through the history between them.
@@epicdream3r992 ai8 so why not let this man summarize THAT for the people bro.
From my knowledge Jin had disrespected the wife of Mac's homeboi who was locked up at that time. And on what happened next I'm not goin to say too much but obviously things got sticky.. facts 💯..
Yess
@@Dave-ws9ru everyone knows what’s happen 😂 stop trying to act like you are gonna rat on cmac
"And Bang"💥🌬️💀 that shit Legendary!!! Great content keep up the great work
i love how you summarise everything in one video. thanks dude
Back At It With Another Banger 👊🏽💥💪🏽😎
Respect. 💯
You forgot to mention that China Mac was a ghost shadow.
I thought he said "golden shadows"
What's that
That’s because everyone already knows.
@@410itsdevo3 he said golden retriever
@@410itsdevo3 it wasn't the golden showers?
15:32 Mikey Chen from the dumpling channel??? I knew that dude was way too calm and cool. never would have guessed it
lol
Not my boy Mikey Chen 😂
Great vid we gotta get a St. Louis episode!
Facts
Fr fr!!!
Facts
Nobody gaf bout st.louis thats why the ramz left 😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣
Do more NY ones it’s crazy out here right now! Especially in the bronx
why what's going on over there?
@@donjp6553 look it up! Innocent kids getting killed by stray bullets ages 1 years old to 11 years old,gang indictments,gang beefs,shootouts in broad daylight,killings everyday.it’s insane and the sad thing is a lot of the people doing these killings is 13-17 years old kids bro
@@donjp6553 a lot of murders and gang crackdowns it’s crazy over there rn everyday another body
East NY too
Brownsville Brooklyn wilding too
I see you blured out advchinas footage at 1:46. All you had to do was give them credit.
Anybody remember those straight to VHS movies in the late 80s and early 90s about Chinese mafia/gangs?
My dad would rent that shit every Friday.
😂😂😂
“The rough days of new york are completely done” LOOOOOOOOL
" Gay, naked and dangerous. The history of Kay Flock, the booty-oiled gangster "
1977 sounds like it was year of the dirty panda
Love & respect to this video 🙏🏽 wish you would’ve made the China Mac connection lol would love to see more videos on NYC 🗽
Yaassss
There is no china mac connection the photo is just clickbait
@@cammos China macs dad was the snitch and , China mac was a member and went to jail for ghost Shadow activities the rivals of his dad's set .
@@acb87 yeah he probably should've covered that in the video if he was gonna put mack in the thumbnail lmao
I tried to find info on him but all I found was his nickname "Fox"
The Michael chen murder was definitely an inside job. You'd have to have the support of the Tong and Benny Ong in order to do that and then be made head of the gang.
Side note. Johnny's wife got murdered right around the same time that he was released from prison
Forgotten streets is the best channel on this topic
Yea the guy who murdered her was a flying dragon she was involved with and she was leaving him to go back with Johnny and he couldn’t bare the fact she was leaving him to go back to Johnny so he shot her and then himself his name was David chea
This Young Man be doing his homework on these shows
No he don’t
So you’re telling me you are from there and able to confirm every single thing he said? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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@@kingpharaoh2872 with that logic, you must deny anything you see you haven’t seen for yourself.
@@kingpharaoh2872 I'm from long Beach & his video about lbc was all wrong. lmaoooo
Having a hoe legitimately named "Bow Kum" is fucking golden
NICE. i ran into a few pages with content like this where the dudes purposely used really dumb voices. I'm glad i found another regular dude.
One of the only gang wars that didn’t start over a woman!
What the fuck. Why you got footage of me at 1:46?
look gangster
“The rough days of New York are completely done” continues to see the same violence
It’s not the same violence, New York was a LOT worse in the 80’s and 90’s. It’s damn near Disney world these days. Granted, gun violence has gotten worse in NYC recently that’s facts. Certain areas are still dangerous that’s true. But it’s not nearly as bad as before where the entire city was a war zone.
this probably the best video you made
We need a Raymond “Shrimpboy” chow story please. SF Baby!!!
That nigga a snitch lol ain't nobody want to see that story
@Heavy Hitters He cambo stupid
Yeah Raymond was a really tough Chinese kid from San Francisco. He’s done quite a bit of time out in California.
@@yankees29 I think he actually started out in NYC.
@@HnKP7M10 nah he was from HK but all of his criminal activities were in SF.
17:21 Anyone know what name is it school building?
shot out to the OG asian mob, all love homeboys.
You want shrimp fried rice with that?
Sup homie I’m 21 years old trying to get out hood by 30 , i review weed products on my TH-cam channel as my Job 😶🌫️😶🌫️
Fk this gang sh8t
Where do you get your background beats from?
Tom Lee looks like a real Triple OG gangster !
Really cool story. Well researched and told. Really bad economics, about to make my degree choice everyone's problem.
😅😅
Violence
Yeah the fiat currency shit made me roll my eyes lol.
This one was good as usual but I can say a lot more! Great job!
In 1977 there was a "Black Out" in New York City.
Black Americans should organize the way that the Chinese have. Not in a gang way, but unify in a social, political, and economic way. If other races want to help, they can choose to patronize black businesses. If black America were a country, it’s economy would be the 15 largest in the world. All of that money goes outside of the community.
Seriously man. It’ll never happen tho.
Can't believe TH-cam just barely showed me this channel... Advanced algorithm my 屁股
Eh thank you for touching down on this one 😎 This is a history I wanted to know more about.
What was the source for the A&E bio clips you used in this video? Recent fan BTW.
Tacoma, Portland, St Louis, Kansas City mo, Phoenix, Little Rock, west Palm Beach. You got a lot of rough cities right there. I see you tend to go with cities with popular rap beefs tho.
Tacoma , Portland and Little Rock 💀
@@nonethelesspoggerpog6995 lololol wack ass lil cities
Portland lmfaaoooo
Lmao I live in Portland and I’m from la. Portland is pretty calm besides the tweekers
Portland 😂😂😂😂
Bro I been subscribed hit the bell like a punching bag an don't be getting notifications when you drop videos...
ANOTHER BANGER! 💣💥
1977, i could be wrong but didn't the pagoda theater had a live band playing at the time? i was but a kid in that very theater heard the shots ring out and everybody grabbed their loved ones and ran.
Use to be excited for these drops but we still need more of the bay covered keep bringing these drops
Completely skipped over East Palo Alto
@@acutaboveSF EPA ain’t been active since 1990s but he should do a EPA video
Does anyone know the name of the song at 11:24?
Can you please tell the beat at 19:11
Great content. Subscribed. I'm here from ADV China. That was cool of you guys to censor Chinese OX out of this video. That's very respectable.
Sheeesh!!!!! They were WILDIN!!!! Lol great story!!!! Had to rewatch it
This guy must've been great at history projects in school
I would love to be in his group in school. 😂😂😂
When are we going to get a Memphis video???
1977 - year of the snake. Very fitting.
You didn’t drop the intro 😔😢😭‼️
The last few seconds of this video weren't accurate because it's been hot n getting real worse real fast up here in nyc but the rest of the video was super dope great content 👌
Yea I was just gonna comment this. NY has been getting bad the last few years. That whole Justice for Junior thing wasn’t too long ago and that was brutal asf.
Facts
@@youngthieff other people put it plainly in the 90s NY averaged 2000 murders a year and its hasn't come close to touching those in the last 22 years. Are people still getting hit sure but its not like it was in the 70s-90s
Chief Keef, “BANG”, ad-libs @ 18:27 & 18:58 😂
You should make a video in tribute to lul tys and his passing, it would be nice for more Sacramento stories
Fr
Sac stories made swamp stories.
Swamp stories walked so SGA can run 😂
@@__-pq5ul there is always activity in sac, always something to cover
Who killed him? I know it wasnt sureños i seen his Instagram story probably a female set him up?
Didnt know he died wtf . Young ass white boy but he would always talk like he wanted smoke . Smh crazy when youre somewhat famous . Your enemies know you but you dk who they are
I would say that the reason the late 1970’s were hot was because the war on d rugs started in 1972, making it difficult for these organizations competing to control imports of drugs.
1977 was def not a bad year. We had mr October 💪🏾
Can someone please tell me what beat that is at 19:11 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Mott is border of the little Italy depending where you at in Mott. I went to school there at st. Patrick's. I love Chinatown. I grew up in the park we grew up playing together here
Same here. DeSalvio Park on Spring Street!
the name "bow kum" had me laughin
THIS IS AWESOME! More like this for sure
The rough days are completely over lmaooo BANGGGGG that statistic changed quick them Dominicans in the Bronx shaking the city up
Haha, "the rough days of NY are completely done". I say, THE FUN HAS JUST BEGUN
In the 90s NY averaged 2000 murders a year and its hasn't come close to touching those numbers in the last 22 years sorry to burst your bubble
So do we call this Yellow on Yellow crime? Or that only applies to blacks?? Lol
Great video btw. I love organized crime Docs😅
He wanted all the smoke, with the All the Smoke podcast clip. Well done.
“Bow Kum” 😂😭
This video would even more awesome if all the additional reenactments and clips that don't belong in this story are edited OUT of here. Would be really great video to just keeping the real photos, news footage and other relevant historical images in and the lousy reenactments OUT.
Good content I listen to it once I don't watch it the second tyme 💯
Wtf
“There was no Protection based on morality or the letter of the law” sounds like Modern day Texas
Dude talks like a radio announcer for regional monster truck shows.
@ 1:44 !!! All I'm asking is to at least give SerpentZA credit for that footage. Cheers.
Can you do one of BTK (Born to Kill)?
So he’s still alive? Need that clad interview asap
Yeah good luck. Johnny would never do an interview. He’s living the hood life with the money he stashed away.
@@yankees29 LETS GO METS
@@yankees29 lol
@@JoxyHighroller haha nice
@@yankees29 haha
next time can you turn the music up louder cus i hear it pretty clearly rn
Hey there! I just recently went down the rabbit hole of watching these gang documentaries on TH-cam lol. I see a lot of attention on TRG. I wonder if you could do a video about the dragon family that operates our of Westminster CA. Predominantly Vietnamese. I wonder if they ever fueded with trg or what their relationship.
Yeah! Wonder why he hasn't done one on the gang The Needledicks outta Winchester, Kentucky 🤔 one of the baddest organization to ever run a two horse town!!
there was also NF, Nip Family. smh there was a dude from there that killed at least one member from every gang that was an enemy of his. He was facing the death penalty. He killed a TRG, a DF, and many others.
Yo what’s this instrumental? Just cause this shi bumpin.
keep doing your thing, you need to do something on Minneapolis soon.
Ain’t shit jumpin there
Somalis
Heard the Somolians out there is wild.
@@stop8042 you all cap all the major Midwest cities get down
@@stop8042 somalis be out there tearing shxt up , every state/city got hoods stop thinking it’s just certain states.
The bang with the smoke 😭
Great content I like the way you present these videos Swamp, but you keep having these takes about nyc being safe and as a life long New Yorker I’ll tell you thats cap. Those stats you talk about are always watered down because there’s good parts of every borough that water those stats down, but the areas that have always been historically bad are horrible right now.
From his pov , he never been outside his area so he couldnt possibly know , hence him speaking the way he does about cities hes likely never been to & he talks about hoods he wouldnt even step in
@@BoxHeadBoy100 i don't understand your point about hoods he'd never step in
@@TingTingalingy its easy to comment on areas when you never been in . i doubt this content creator has ever been to a hood or is sanctioned to go into these hoods based on the way he talks about it , very easy to judge areas when you never even been there
@@TingTingalingy point is he comments on neighborhoods based on what he hears , not seen & its easy to judge a area from the outside when you never been inside , calling new york one of the safest cities is crazy , this whole week , someones been shot , stabbed or attacked in a deadly manner ( not justifying or promoting it ) but hes giving false narratives on places hes never been to
@@BoxHeadBoy100 oh ok, thank you for clarifying. Cheers!
Was onion head connected to the onion head guy from pa rapper the rappa?
Do more cities in Texas, like Dallas, Fort Worth, San Antonio...
I’m in San Antonio now.. this a safe ass city
@@Nine16ers ehh somewhat, depend where you're at. Just like any other city but it ain't as bad as Houston or Dallas, or other bigger cities like LA, Chicago, NY, etc, I agree on that.
@@marcelhickman7004 yea everywhere got their pockets I would agree on Dallas and Htown
That episode one of the best.i like them all but that one was Xtra dope
If you live in NY you know it’s still roughn
Can you do one on the bloods and the zmf war in FL
We back and this time at 4 not 5 !!
My guess to why 1977 was so wild is that is right around when crack cocaine began being distributed by federal agents into lower income neighborhoods of major cities. It was a whole new source of income, and reason to fight. 1980s NYC was nuts.
this needs to be a movie
Did TH-cam actually censor your video smh