New episode of #DemonsRowTV OUT NOW "When 1%ers Open A Clubhouse In Your Neighborhood" does everything get turned upside down or does the neighborhood get safer. We explore both sides on this episode.
I have lived in Central Florida and I've lived in NorCal. And a few places in between. My favorite neighborhood was my uncles neighborhood. A 1%er officer lived nextdoor to him. And many other club members lived throughout the neighborhood. I ride a 1200 Kawi. When I was younger and dumber, I came into the neighborhood one day a little hot. They politely educated me, and told me that's not how they do things. And I realized they were the reason that neighborhood was a quiet and peaceful as it was.
Going up as a kid in BK there was a 1% club a few blocks from where I live. They always looked out for the community. I remember them carrying grocery bags for grandmas on the block, and always making the community feel protected.
#ghostin As soon as the riots kicked off in America my wife said "it might be time for you to start hanging around the 1% club". She clearly feels safe around them and being a 1%er is a life dream long dream of mine.
I’m part of a supporting club for a big 1% and a few weeks ago we had a big mother chapter anniversary party and we blocked the whole street cops couldn’t even get in.
Sose The Ghost, Never lived by a Clubhouse but I did live where a family with 1%er and his family moved in. Some of his friends in the club also moved into the apartments that were empty. I was walking home from work and saw The Big Guy outside, (he recognized me from the grocery store I worked at). He came over introduced himself to my parents and other neighbours. Almost instantly of The Bikers moving in all the 🐂💩 stopped. For 5 years peace and quiet. #GHOSTIN
Bikers are not the bad guys they believe in freedom and don't follow the same rules as everyone else do but will stand up for their neighborhood and keep out the bad guys out of it. A Club house in your neighborhood there a lot of noise from bikes and party's but it's better than gun shots and crime .
When I was 18 me and my Dad went to a 1% Club house in a bad part of town all around the Club house there was crime but two blocks around the Club house green lawns and no crimes people who live there didn't call law enforcement they called the Bikers if they needed help t
#GHOSTIN, I welcome MC's. They have been known to clean up a lot of BS in neighborhoods, they work when police presence doesn't. When I lived in CA years ago, there was a MC club house down the street and women and girls could safely walk down the street at 3:00 am without worry. Their club kept everything on the level, mutual respect and respect given is respect received. I wish I had one closer here where I live now. #RESPECT and #HONOR great job Sose, we appreciate what you are doing and look forward to this channel teaching everyone that the BIG BAD BIKERS are not such bad guys an ladies, we love life like everyone else, we play hard, work hard, love our families and friends and we have our clubs or just ride for the love of riding. MC culture is passionate. Stay well to you and yours and all of the brothers and sisters, ride safe!
Yo the Angels clubhouse on 3rd st NYC was the safest block in the East Village... My wife never had a problem walking home at 530 am. They even escorted her home a couple times...
I remember being a kid and we had a hells angels chapter president living in our culdesac. It was awesome, lots of strong older men around that took time out of their days to show the young men and kids in the neighborhood how to be men. Taught us real life skills we all carried with us through our lives. Whether it was teaching us how to work on motorcycles and cars, or how to rebuild our mom’s deck, shunned and punished theft and bad behavior in general. No need to steal bikes and rob people when the hells angels are always willing to give you a few beers and let you listen in on story swaps about the good old days. It was a good time in my life, and that neighborhood to this day is the safest and most comfortable I’ve ever felt in my life.
1% clubhouse on my block. Major 1%, one of the local dominants. One member is on our city counsel. Good people, and you almost don't notice they're there. Generally the neighborhood has few issues with anything and they fit right in. Local Harley dealership is also on our block so we see a lot of different patches, but no beefs (at least not in the open.) If I were to use one word for their attitude toward the neighborhood, it would be protective. They tend to look after the neighborhood and they keep the peace better than the cops do.
Interesting topic - I came across your video in my feed by happenstance and it caught my attention immediately. I am by far not a biker nor am I familiar with the biker world and etiquette etcetera, but as of last year we adopted one of the big 1 % ers clubs here in the Bronx in fact directly across the street from my house in a peaceful residential area of the boro. Early on I became a bit friendly with the club president not knowing who he was at the time while he was initially scouting out the property etc... I never saw a bike or jacket - nothing. He was initially very discrete, but it was not long before I realized he was a biker. He was a very respectful and courteous gentleman, but I could tell he was rough around the edges, nonetheless. Well anyway I liked him and still do. After few more interactions with him over the course of the following weeks I finally got a glimpse of some of the tattoos he was sporting while he was working in the yard with a Guinea Tee on. The club name and logo were very apparent, and I knew no one would dare wear that name/logo without authority. Upon realizing who the new club neighbors were I was not going to be ‘that guy’ so I kept it quiet for months as renovations were made to the building and property. Mind you I was never pressured ‘not’ to say anything, but I could tell they were trying to keep a low profile and out of respect for the members a met over that time I kept it on the downlow as well. They had the same right to purchase the building and lot as anyone else could. In fact, that building remained pretty much abandoned for too many years and it was good to see it being cleaned up. Low and behold it turned out to be a good call keeping the club move on the downlow because no sooner than they hung the club name in front of the club and had a celebration of the move the clubhouse was shot up assumingly by a rival club. Well anyway initially I was torn about the move not knowing what was to come and a bit leery after the shooting and a police raid, but over the past year I learned a few of the guys names and they even learned my name and I chat with them from time to time. Like I mentioned above some of them seem a bit rough around the edges, but other than that they are simply regular hard-working good guys. I do not have problem with them, and they do not seem to have a problem with me, and they always remind everyone that they are there for us if ever need be. So far, they have been very been very quiet other than the occasional rumble of a bike coming or going. We hardly even know they are there half the time. It's all been good so far! I was wondering if anyone else had any thoughts about it?
@@BoobieMrsSose Thanks! Since the arrival of my new neighbors I have been trying to educate myself of the culture. Most of it is common sense, but for the most part I want to keep myself from inadvertently stepping on their toes. lol - Most of the guys I associate with are pretty cool. I am glad I found this channel as well. Prior to this I had very little knowledge the MC Lifestyle other than the outlaw behavior most people point out from back in the 60’s and 70’s. …and yeah, I am on the bit of the older side, but roar of the bikes does bring me some excitement. :)
I was in your neighborhood couple weeks ago for one of their runs. Very nice place and I know most of them pretty well along with other chapters, and you my friend are in one of the safest neighborhoods in the city, and that a big ol' FACT!
Lou Mancuso The Indian Larry run? I saw you guys out front as I was leaving. Pretty impressive seeing all those bikes. ...next time come over an say hello. 👊🏻
I know we don’t let any bullshit happen around ANY of our clubhouses. We get nothing but love in ever neighborhood we have a home in. Young, old, and everybody in between, they want us around. Also, I’m going to visit my bro’s in Detroit this coming weekend.
I have never been in a neighborhood with one but getting into this world I have found that as long as you show respect you get respect but that holds true in all parts of life. I would welcome a safer area.
I had 1% move into the neighborhood it was great I welcome them with open arms I told everyone on the block that they would make the block safer cause they don't want no heat.
Honestly I Know For My Own Experiences, The Crime and Robberies Went Down When We Opened Up The Clubhouse. The Corner Store Owner Tells Us He Feels Safer When We There and Not Many People Steal From His Store As Much. The Elders That Chill Right Next To The Clubhouse Feel Safe and They There Day n Night. So I Agree We Make The Community Safe and Better. Good Episode Cuzo! 🏍💨💀
My uncle use to live in a neighborhood with a mafia boss. There was a single lady there that had a kid with cancer. Boss shows up at her door one day and tells her to take the kid to a particular hospital, they paid the whole bill and helped her out with bills. Not making excuse for their bad work but they do have a certain code. Something the world is lacking.
As a landlord i have a building i rent to two mc clubs well known nation wide , in a end of town ,homeless , druggies , tweekers and cops did little to nothing for the residents. Thanks to the clubs much safer now , i have tenets that tell me how better the area is to live now . the trade of bike noise for better safety is a win , no crime and the neighbors get invited to club open events , bikers are a blessing, and as a landlord they are great tenets . we love them and we stand by them much respect
I just discovered your show. I have hit the subscribe and I do hit the like button on every video I watch. You're very informative. Thank you for what you do.
If they were a club that moved in that I support or liked for whatever reason I'd approach them with beer or wine in hand and welcome them to the neighborhood. No Fear, All Respect.
most of the guys in clubs I’ve met r really stand up guys... big ass hearts. I’m looking for a fit for me now. Don’t gotta b a 1% club, just a club that’s about being real men to our community
When the HA's moved into our neighborhood in NC, they were great neighbors. When they had time, they even cut the grass for some of the elderly. These brothers were very good examples of what real biker club people really are. CL
I met an old man that lived directly next door to the Clarksville TN area’s dominant club house. When I was stationed at Fort Campbell. He said they were the nicest young men he could ask for as neighbors. They regularly checked on him, helped fix his lawnmower and when he was sick even mowed his grass for him. Said they occasionally got a little loud when they were having fun but nothing wrong with that.
I don't think that 1%club would be down the street without me trying to find my way in for some type of work. Been thinking about asking the local biker club to be hanging around.
Don't be so eager to join any club make sure you interests are in line with their's That club is your family You can't say you don't agree with whatever whatever a year in.
@@SoseTheGhost thank you for replying to me. I'll make positive sense of my thoughts on any MC matters from here on out. But I just thought they might let me mow and weedeat their grass type shit, haha know what I mean? Im just a country cat, live it as I get it.
Our home was across the street from the grade school..My children our grown now...but they still say they had the coolest parents and all the bikes around...back then everyone was afaird of us...but they learn to love us..my children were club kids and I ..property of..kids came from every where..just interested or reach out..But being close to that school i got my blessings..kids knew they were safe there..My husband said most bring home stray animals .I attract stray kids..and reached to help everyone of them..property of...
Love the show bro! I watch everyday. It's good to finally see someone getting the other side of the country out there, also you will take all sides of events into consideration. ALSO It's great how you call so many people and events out on the BS. On a club moving in my neighborhood, I would be good with that I know it would be safer to live in their hoods , as far as I know they don't want people messing around where they are at. There are little wanna be gangstas running around acting hard doin unnecessary things where there is no need for it,and I feel like if a club was around it would check some of that stuff out of the neighborhood. Keep doin what your doin bro
Good words my man and yes I agree with you 100% because I know we also are very community focused and taking care of our community and those who need help. It’s just what we do and nobody has to ask us to do it. Next time you’re down in North Carolina or South Carolina area hit me up maybe we can grab a bite to eat or something
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I have been in a M.C. for years I have seen how good they can be for the communities we take care of our homes and that's the city we are in and all the club houses in the club it's called freedom.
#GHOSTIN man thanks for all the information! Been riding my whole life but live in the country so I don’t run across this stuff very much but feel that I have the knowledge after watching your videos to not get myself in trouble. Much respect ✊
Hey Sose down the street from my home is a 1%er almost every evening he has some of his brothers over . Our town has a bit of a bad news rep. But it is amazing how quiet our neighborhood is. Nobody acting like our street is a dragstrip. Nobody making problems with their neighbors everyone seems to get along. Nothing like going to sleep feeling safe.
We have never had any member or guest disrespect the area we are in. We police are own all guest are told to respect are neighbors and neighborhood anyone not doing so will be dealt with accordingly if they can’t agree to this then stay away. Again never had a problem
Just recently found your channel. Thank you for making these videos. I'm binge watching as I type. But to answer the question from this video, It wouldn't bother me in the slightest if a club were to move in near me. I'm sure there are some around me somewhere, who knows. I live in upstate NY. I just want to say thank you for making these. It's good research for me as I'm a writer and have always been intrigued by MC's.
#Ghostin,Hey Sose the ghost hope you are well sitting on two's, I'd love to have a 1%club in the hood much safer place ,the more clubhouses the better keeps the scumballs and dirt bags out of business and our streets cleaner and more bikes are better, stay safe and much respect. Peace out from BC Canada.
Spot on as always. Definitely safer with Club House around. I agree with that comment about Motorcycles over gunshots any day too. Looking forward to Church Sunday. #GHOSTIN #RESPECT
Man the shit your spitting i take to heart,much love and re spect im with you,lets do this! Protecting women and children and church's is so dope. Im in!
When I was in my rebellious teen years the bar across the street where my mother worked was a hangout of a 1% club. Since my mother pulled the Sgt at arms over the bar for cursing they had a lot of respect for parents. If it wasn't for them I am sure I would have either ended up in jail or the grave.9 out of 10 times they would intercept me and my other like minded friends from going to do whatever it was we were going to do. They would keep in the bar hanging out with them, then send me home when they figured I wasn't going to get into trouble. A lot of my friends did have run in with the law on those nights. I have to add this because its funny as hell. There was a mugger in the neighborhood for awhile (funny he went away without law enforcement) and the Sgt at arms used to walk my mother home when she got off work around 1am. We only lived across the street. So I asked him one night why he did it and his answer was priceless "To protect the mugger".
I’m from the Bx but moved upstate to work In LE (20 yrs retired). I worked in an area with a clubhouse, no names but they are the top 3). I never went on their block for NUNTHIN because no crime ever happened there. I didn’t patrol there because they took care of their own. Except for one day. A dude robbed this lady for a purse and the foot chase was on. This dumb cat jumped the fence of the clubhouse and I didn’t peruse because I knew what was coming. I waited 6 seconds. Floods lights turned on and I heard bats and chains and some “unknown circumstances” projected him back over the fence. I said to him “ you in the wrong block cuz”. Then he wanted to press charges against the “unknown circumstances” so I said ok you wanna point him out that your funeral cuz. I told him, it looks like you jumped a fence and fell and got hurt. And that was that.
#Ghostin I’ve only met HA’s they’re the Dominant In Alaska but they were solid dudes. They put on s massive music festival ever year with thousands of people and there was no fighting no Bullshit because people knew who the security is. A little fear is a healthy thing.
18 degrees hanging in the construction trailer watching Demons row history, lol. To cold to work. Your nailing it. Im years 58 second gen. MC culture your a good soul kid. Keep fighting the good fight and stay strong, all brothers and sisters that pass this way and beyond.
Church may be a lil loud if you're not into bikes, but a clubhouse opening is better than any other house "police etc..." few people are afraid of jail.... NOBODY wants to feel the chain tighten on their ankles knowing its hooked to a bike
Ay Sose we fuck with you out in Cali. Much love from BORN TO WIN MC - OAKLAND. Also im Srg at Arms in my club, and I make all prospects watch your "prospect" video . Keep up the good work my GHOST. #GHOSTIN
#GHOSTIN So glad the weekend is here. Rock in the hat daily now! Thanks for the post. In my EXP growing up around the life, I felt safer with them around and so did many people who lived around. They don't want attention on them...well shit you just said that as I was typing lol My neighborhood was a MC club area then the gangs came in. It went downhill fast..
#Ghostin! Your spot on Sose. Never been in a MC, But when i was a kid this Dude that was in a 1% MC moved next door, best neighbor ever. Whenever he had friends over always low key and respectful of the neighbors. Loved the thunder of 20-30 bikes when they rolled out. Will be checking out your Sunday. church.
New episode of #DemonsRowTV OUT NOW "When 1%ers Open A Clubhouse In Your Neighborhood" does everything get turned upside down or does the neighborhood get safer. We explore both sides on this episode.
A man scared to announce his faith could never handle the wieght of a cut salute to you bro solid topic for video how beliefs and mcs go hand in hand
Can u make a video about y nomads travel alot
Question u look firmlar.. Are you Shiest millini.. That grape street crip rapper.. Now doing ya bike gang thing..
I have lived in Central Florida and I've lived in NorCal. And a few places in between. My favorite neighborhood was my uncles neighborhood. A 1%er officer lived nextdoor to him. And many other club members lived throughout the neighborhood. I ride a 1200 Kawi. When I was younger and dumber, I came into the neighborhood one day a little hot. They politely educated me, and told me that's not how they do things. And I realized they were the reason that neighborhood was a quiet and peaceful as it was.
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Going up as a kid in BK there was a 1% club a few blocks from where I live. They always looked out for the community. I remember them carrying grocery bags for grandmas on the block, and always making the community feel protected.
Bandidos MC added a clubhouse here in town a wile back. I made friends with the VP. Super nice guy. He is bringing his truck to my shop to get work.
The storys you never hear
#ghostin As soon as the riots kicked off in America my wife said "it might be time for you to start hanging around the 1% club". She clearly feels safe around them and being a 1%er is a life dream long dream of mine.
A 1%er opening up near me? I am running for the hills, lol. Just kidding, I would be right with them and help them feel at home
I’m part of a supporting club for a big 1% and a few weeks ago we had a big mother chapter anniversary party and we blocked the whole street cops couldn’t even get in.
Sose The Ghost, Never lived by a Clubhouse but I did live where a family with 1%er and his family moved in. Some of his friends in the club also moved into the apartments that were empty. I was walking home from work and saw The Big Guy outside, (he recognized me from the grocery store I worked at). He came over introduced himself to my parents and other neighbours. Almost instantly of The Bikers moving in all the 🐂💩 stopped. For 5 years peace and quiet. #GHOSTIN
Bikers are not the bad guys they believe in freedom and don't follow the same rules as everyone else do but will stand up for their neighborhood and keep out the bad guys out of it.
A Club house in your neighborhood there a lot of noise from bikes and party's but it's better than gun shots and crime .
Nice story
@@shirleyhannel5795 yes very true
Sose The Ghost It’s not a story. His wife was Head Cashier at the Grocery Store.
When I was 18 me and my Dad went to a 1% Club house in a bad part of town all around the Club house there was crime but two blocks around the Club house green lawns and no crimes people who live there didn't call law enforcement they called the Bikers if they needed help t
It might legit turn into that
#Ghostin
I didnt expect to hear my comment read.
Thanks for making this dope video.
More people need to hear this info 100%
#GHOSTIN, I welcome MC's. They have been known to clean up a lot of BS in neighborhoods, they work when police presence doesn't. When I lived in CA years ago, there was a MC club house down the street and women and girls could safely walk down the street at 3:00 am without worry. Their club kept everything on the level, mutual respect and respect given is respect received. I wish I had one closer here where I live now. #RESPECT and #HONOR great job Sose, we appreciate what you are doing and look forward to this channel teaching everyone that the BIG BAD BIKERS are not such bad guys an ladies, we love life like everyone else, we play hard, work hard, love our families and friends and we have our clubs or just ride for the love of riding. MC culture is passionate. Stay well to you and yours and all of the brothers and sisters, ride safe!
Yo the Angels clubhouse on 3rd st NYC was the safest block in the East Village...
My wife never had a problem walking home at 530 am. They even escorted her home a couple times...
Man you are always spot on. Love the work your doing speaking the truth! God Bless!
Another great video. Thank you for the work you put in.
I remember being a kid and we had a hells angels chapter president living in our culdesac. It was awesome, lots of strong older men around that took time out of their days to show the young men and kids in the neighborhood how to be men. Taught us real life skills we all carried with us through our lives. Whether it was teaching us how to work on motorcycles and cars, or how to rebuild our mom’s deck, shunned and punished theft and bad behavior in general. No need to steal bikes and rob people when the hells angels are always willing to give you a few beers and let you listen in on story swaps about the good old days. It was a good time in my life, and that neighborhood to this day is the safest and most comfortable I’ve ever felt in my life.
1% clubhouse on my block. Major 1%, one of the local dominants. One member is on our city counsel. Good people, and you almost don't notice they're there. Generally the neighborhood has few issues with anything and they fit right in. Local Harley dealership is also on our block so we see a lot of different patches, but no beefs (at least not in the open.)
If I were to use one word for their attitude toward the neighborhood, it would be protective. They tend to look after the neighborhood and they keep the peace better than the cops do.
I believe when things really go south we will have to protect the neighborhood
A big shout out to you,SOSE! For doing all this work yourself,getting respect of others in this community, from the bottom, to the top!
Much respect
Interesting topic - I came across your video in my feed by happenstance and it caught my attention immediately. I am by far not a biker nor am I familiar with the biker world and etiquette etcetera, but as of last year we adopted one of the big 1 % ers clubs here in the Bronx in fact directly across the street from my house in a peaceful residential area of the boro. Early on I became a bit friendly with the club president not knowing who he was at the time while he was initially scouting out the property etc... I never saw a bike or jacket - nothing. He was initially very discrete, but it was not long before I realized he was a biker. He was a very respectful and courteous gentleman, but I could tell he was rough around the edges, nonetheless. Well anyway I liked him and still do. After few more interactions with him over the course of the following weeks I finally got a glimpse of some of the tattoos he was sporting while he was working in the yard with a Guinea Tee on. The club name and logo were very apparent, and I knew no one would dare wear that name/logo without authority. Upon realizing who the new club neighbors were I was not going to be ‘that guy’ so I kept it quiet for months as renovations were made to the building and property. Mind you I was never pressured ‘not’ to say anything, but I could tell they were trying to keep a low profile and out of respect for the members a met over that time I kept it on the downlow as well. They had the same right to purchase the building and lot as anyone else could. In fact, that building remained pretty much abandoned for too many years and it was good to see it being cleaned up. Low and behold it turned out to be a good call keeping the club move on the downlow because no sooner than they hung the club name in front of the club and had a celebration of the move the clubhouse was shot up assumingly by a rival club.
Well anyway initially I was torn about the move not knowing what was to come and a bit leery after the shooting and a police raid, but over the past year I learned a few of the guys names and they even learned my name and I chat with them from time to time. Like I mentioned above some of them seem a bit rough around the edges, but other than that they are simply regular hard-working good guys. I do not have problem with them, and they do not seem to have a problem with me, and they always remind everyone that they are there for us if ever need be. So far, they have been very been very quiet other than the occasional rumble of a bike coming or going. We hardly even know they are there half the time. It's all been good so far! I was wondering if anyone else had any thoughts about it?
@@BoobieMrsSose Thanks! Since the arrival of my new neighbors I have been trying to educate myself of the culture. Most of it is common sense, but for the most part I want to keep myself from inadvertently stepping on their toes. lol - Most of the guys I associate with are pretty cool. I am glad I found this channel as well. Prior to this I had very little knowledge the MC Lifestyle other than the outlaw behavior most people point out from back in the 60’s and 70’s. …and yeah, I am on the bit of the older side, but roar of the bikes does bring me some excitement. :)
I was in your neighborhood couple weeks ago for one of their runs. Very nice place and I know most of them pretty well along with other chapters, and you my friend are in one of the safest neighborhoods in the city, and that a big ol' FACT!
Lou Mancuso The Indian Larry run? I saw you guys out front as I was leaving. Pretty impressive seeing all those bikes. ...next time come over an say hello. 👊🏻
I know we don’t let any bullshit happen around ANY of our clubhouses. We get nothing but love in ever neighborhood we have a home in. Young, old, and everybody in between, they want us around. Also, I’m going to visit my bro’s in Detroit this coming weekend.
And oh yeah, we #Ghostin over here
Its the same by ours we respect everybody an they show much love
@@christopheravery5808 #ghostin much love
I have never been in a neighborhood with one but getting into this world I have found that as long as you show respect you get respect but that holds true in all parts of life. I would welcome a safer area.
I had 1% move into the neighborhood it was great I welcome them with open arms I told everyone on the block that they would make the block safer cause they don't want no heat.
Yes thats a fact
Honestly I Know For My Own Experiences, The Crime and Robberies Went Down When We Opened Up The Clubhouse. The Corner Store Owner Tells Us He Feels Safer When We There and Not Many People Steal From His Store As Much. The Elders That Chill Right Next To The Clubhouse Feel Safe and They There Day n Night. So I Agree We Make The Community Safe and Better. Good Episode Cuzo! 🏍💨💀
I've never heard of any MC terrorizing a neighborhood they set up in.
My uncle use to live in a neighborhood with a mafia boss. There was a single lady there that had a kid with cancer. Boss shows up at her door one day and tells her to take the kid to a particular hospital, they paid the whole bill and helped her out with bills. Not making excuse for their bad work but they do have a certain code. Something the world is lacking.
I agree with ever thing you said fully... Clubs are much needed.. nuff said..! Appricate all you riders do for us and communitys..
#GHOSTIN Love your show. Im always pickin up what your putting down. Keep those vids coming your a blessing to this MC culture
Thank u you
I really appreciate your views on places of worship.i am a pastor and biker.i love my people and aim to take care of them. Thanks
Much respect
Truly based bro. Earned my sub
Appreciate you G
Portland needs some MC and 1%s.
My neighborhood would be alot safer if a clubhouse were to open up
Keep preaching!
#Ghostin
Killing it recently bro, putting in mad work. 🔥 🇬🇧 #ghostin
#GHOSTIN if a new 1% club house moves in you should walk over and welcome them to the neighborhood.
I def agree free security lol #ghostin
As a landlord i have a building i rent to two mc clubs well known nation wide , in a end of town ,homeless , druggies , tweekers and cops did little to nothing for the residents. Thanks to the clubs much safer now , i have tenets that tell me how better the area is to live now . the trade of bike noise for better safety is a win , no crime and the neighbors get invited to club open events , bikers are a blessing, and as a landlord they are great tenets . we love them and we stand by them much respect
Much respect great comment
love your show
Thank u pete
I just discovered your show. I have hit the subscribe and I do hit the like button on every video I watch. You're very informative. Thank you for what you do.
If they were a club that moved in that I support or liked for whatever reason I'd approach them with beer or wine in hand and welcome them to the neighborhood. No Fear, All Respect.
most of the guys in clubs I’ve met r really stand up guys... big ass hearts. I’m looking for a fit for me now. Don’t gotta b a 1% club, just a club that’s about being real men to our community
Im glad that they are there👊✌
#GHOSTIN as always mint upload bro, respect
#YO HO MO-FO club house’s make safer neighborhoods
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In this age it takes real grit to say you believe in GOD. Stay real.
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I believe in Gods
True dat
TRIDENTS MC....#Ghostin...Stay Safe bro...Hoorah!
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Great show, people need to know this, keep em coming
When the HA's moved into our neighborhood in NC, they were great neighbors. When they had time, they even cut the grass for some of the elderly.
These brothers were very good examples of what real biker club people really are.
CL
My fiancé has 3 kids, all have been around the MC world since birth. All know to go to a patch before a badge.
Raised them well
I met an old man that lived directly next door to the Clarksville TN area’s dominant club house. When I was stationed at Fort Campbell.
He said they were the nicest young men he could ask for as neighbors. They regularly checked on him, helped fix his lawnmower and when he was sick even mowed his grass for him.
Said they occasionally got a little loud when they were having fun but nothing wrong with that.
Good morning hanging out in Lake Park Ga stay cool
I don't think that 1%club would be down the street without me trying to find my way in for some type of work. Been thinking about asking the local biker club to be hanging around.
Just make sure you know someone
Don't be so eager to join any club make sure you interests are in line with their's That club is your family You can't say you don't agree with whatever whatever a year in.
@@SoseTheGhost thank you for replying to me. I'll make positive sense of my thoughts on any MC matters from here on out. But I just thought they might let me mow and weedeat their grass type shit, haha know what I mean? Im just a country cat, live it as I get it.
Our home was across the street from the grade school..My children our grown now...but they still say they had the coolest parents and all the bikes around...back then everyone was afaird of us...but they learn to love us..my children were club kids and I ..property of..kids came from every where..just interested or reach out..But being close to that school i got my blessings..kids knew they were safe there..My husband said most bring home stray animals .I attract stray kids..and reached to help everyone of them..property of...
Respect to All MC'S
#GHOSTIN appreciate all your videos very informative
Just started as a hang around for an MC..
Welcome to the life #ghostin we goin live sunday at 3pm eastern
Down with demosrow and 1pm is good for church better than football
Depends on who’s playing
Good video brother
3%er here, havn't riden in 10 years but I'm loving what you stand for!
#GHOSTIN Saludo Boricua!!!
Yeah we should be protecting the freedom to worship and definitely protecting the kids! They are the future.
Yes brother
Love the show bro! I watch everyday. It's good to finally see someone getting the other side of the country out there, also you will take all sides of events into consideration. ALSO It's great how you call so many people and events out on the BS. On a club moving in my neighborhood, I would be good with that I know it would be safer to live in their hoods , as far as I know they don't want people messing around where they are at. There are little wanna be gangstas running around acting hard doin unnecessary things where there is no need for it,and I feel like if a club was around it would check some of that stuff out of the neighborhood. Keep doin what your doin bro
Good words my man and yes I agree with you 100% because I know we also are very community focused and taking care of our community and those who need help. It’s just what we do and nobody has to ask us to do it. Next time you’re down in North Carolina or South Carolina area hit me up maybe we can grab a bite to eat or something
#GHOSTIN ⚡
#ghostin we goin live 3pm sunday
I heard my brother
every sunday now ..
Congratulations my brother
Keep doing your thing 💪💪💪💯💯
One love..🙏🙏🙏
number 1 TH-cam talk show about motorcycles culture... salute
#Ghostin...Shout out to Big SOSE and The Demons Row Community👌🏾🙏🏾
#ghostin shout out to you corey
Big shout out brother. I see a couple haters on the dislike. Well. Some don’t like the truth. MC culture artist at work ✊🏻✊🏻✊🏻✊🏻Mllh&r brother
I'm not hip to avengers moving into an area some of them now like to cause a lot more trouble than some of the other one percenters
The Baddest Theme Music on TH-cam! Who is grinding that Axe? Big Fan!
I have been in a M.C. for years I have seen how good they can be for the communities we take care of our homes and that's the city we are in and all the club houses in the club it's called freedom.
Tes freedom #ghostin we goin live sunday at 3pm eastern
#GHOSTIN man thanks for all the information! Been riding my whole life but live in the country so I don’t run across this stuff very much but feel that I have the knowledge after watching your videos to not get myself in trouble. Much respect ✊
Much love
Hey Sose down the street from my home is a 1%er almost every evening he has some of his brothers over . Our town has a bit of a bad news rep. But it is amazing how quiet our neighborhood is. Nobody acting like our street is a dragstrip. Nobody making problems with their neighbors everyone seems to get along. Nothing like going to sleep feeling safe.
#GHOSTING FROM ALL OR NOTHING MC LEHIGH VALLEY. MUCH LOVE
FAM.
#ghostin..tiltz...road captain.🤘🤘
#ghostin salute cap
I've been watching your channel for for quite sometime and the "road captain "segment helped more than you'll ever know bro..ml&r
#Ghostin much respect to your shows respect from Hamilton Ontario Canada supporter
I live right next door to a 1%club and our streets are kept streaming beautiful,24/7
We keep the grief brief ML&R ❤️ #Ghostin
Much love debbi #ghostin
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Its always safer when !% clubs are around
Here Here.
We have never had any member or guest disrespect the area we are in. We police are own all guest are told to respect are neighbors and neighborhood anyone not doing so will be dealt with accordingly if they can’t agree to this then stay away. Again never had a problem
Just recently found your channel. Thank you for making these videos. I'm binge watching as I type. But to answer the question from this video, It wouldn't bother me in the slightest if a club were to move in near me. I'm sure there are some around me somewhere, who knows. I live in upstate NY.
I just want to say thank you for making these. It's good research for me as I'm a writer and have always been intrigued by MC's.
#Ghostin,Hey Sose the ghost hope you are well sitting on two's, I'd love to have a 1%club in the hood much safer place ,the more clubhouses the better keeps the scumballs and dirt bags out of business and our streets cleaner and more bikes are better, stay safe and much respect. Peace out from BC Canada.
Sose are you a Crip still if not how did you leave the crips
I left
Spot on as always. Definitely safer with Club House around. I agree with that comment about Motorcycles over gunshots any day too. Looking forward to Church Sunday. #GHOSTIN #RESPECT
A lot of the cherities do not give the money where it should go. it goes to fill their pockets
#GHOSTIN Oklahoma city
#ghostin welcome susan
no shootings till they took god and pray out the schools, bru.... no cap
#Ghostin good show keep it up 💯🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Man the shit your spitting i take to heart,much love and re spect im with you,lets do this! Protecting women and children and church's is so dope. Im in!
When I was in my rebellious teen years the bar across the street where my mother worked was a hangout of a 1% club. Since my mother pulled the Sgt at arms over the bar for cursing they had a lot of respect for parents. If it wasn't for them I am sure I would have either ended up in jail or the grave.9 out of 10 times they would intercept me and my other like minded friends from going to do whatever it was we were going to do. They would keep in the bar hanging out with them, then send me home when they figured I wasn't going to get into trouble. A lot of my friends did have run in with the law on those nights. I have to add this because its funny as hell. There was a mugger in the neighborhood for awhile (funny he went away without law enforcement) and the Sgt at arms used to walk my mother home when she got off work around 1am. We only lived across the street. So I asked him one night why he did it and his answer was priceless "To protect the mugger".
Ghost in
#Gho⚡tin much love
#GHOSTIN #GHOSTETTE!!
#GHOSTIN fixing to hit the Thunder in the Hill Country Rally this weekend
I’m from the Bx but moved upstate to work In LE (20 yrs retired). I worked in an area with a clubhouse, no names but they are the top 3). I never went on their block for NUNTHIN because no crime ever happened there. I didn’t patrol there because they took care of their own. Except for one day. A dude robbed this lady for a purse and the foot chase was on. This dumb cat jumped the fence of the clubhouse and I didn’t peruse because I knew what was coming. I waited 6 seconds. Floods lights turned on and I heard bats and chains and some “unknown circumstances” projected him back over the fence. I said to him “ you in the wrong block cuz”. Then he wanted to press charges against the “unknown circumstances” so I said ok you wanna point him out that your funeral cuz. I told him, it looks like you jumped a fence and fell and got hurt. And that was that.
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#Ghostin I’ve only met HA’s they’re the Dominant In Alaska but they were solid dudes. They put on s massive music festival ever year with thousands of people and there was no fighting no Bullshit because people knew who the security is.
A little fear is a healthy thing.
Yes i agree with that #ghostin
I wouldn’t mind it depending on the club but overall I’d think it’ll be safer
Salute
18 degrees hanging in the construction trailer watching Demons row history, lol. To cold to work.
Your nailing it. Im years 58 second gen. MC culture your a good soul kid. Keep fighting the good fight and stay strong, all brothers and sisters that pass this way and beyond.
Appreciate you brother
We got the 16s in our town and I gotta say I love having them around best dudes I know
Church may be a lil loud if you're not into bikes, but a clubhouse opening is better than any other house "police etc..." few people are afraid of jail.... NOBODY wants to feel the chain tighten on their ankles knowing its hooked to a bike
I respect your word. #GHOSTIN
Thank you #ghostin
Ay Sose we fuck with you out in Cali. Much love from BORN TO WIN MC - OAKLAND. Also im Srg at Arms in my club, and I make all prospects watch your "prospect" video . Keep up the good work my GHOST. #GHOSTIN
Great to hear about church.....👌.small town here but be nice to see ☮️ Ghostin
#GHOSTIN So glad the weekend is here. Rock in the hat daily now! Thanks for the post. In my EXP growing up around the life, I felt safer with them around and so did many people who lived around. They don't want attention on them...well shit you just said that as I was typing lol My neighborhood was a MC club area then the gangs came in. It went downhill fast..
Thank you so much for that did u send a pic #ghostin church tomm at 3pm east hope to see you there
Another great video. My neighborhood needs a 1% club. I'd give them a warm welcome.
Where you from jess
@@DemonsRow Oklahoma City
#Ghostin! Your spot on Sose. Never been in a MC, But when i was a kid this Dude that was in a 1% MC moved next door, best neighbor ever. Whenever he had friends over always low key and respectful of the neighbors. Loved the thunder of 20-30 bikes when they rolled out. Will be checking out your Sunday. church.
Yes see you there #ghostin
#ghostin .. Major respect to you .. Anytime you come to Georgia the meal and beer is on me .. Holler at me