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Them TRG gang members was giving them Longos all the smoke they could handle. As any black Crip member from Long Beach and they will tell you the same thing. The black Crip gang members in Long Beach gave the Cambodia TRG gang members their respect because the Cambodians handle their business. Much respect to the Cambodia community.
@@LC-xn4dp No gang comes out top, because all gangs take L's in wars no matter how big their gang is in numbers. Remember the US government can shutdown any neighborhood in LA.
@@DominicHalsey-du2cr This is true the government can pull something like this off but gangs are also made up of the community and that community doesnt seem like its going anywhere anytime soon
Man, I'm Mexican from LBC....I don't gang bang. I got love for Cambodian, Black, Samoan, White, Mexican and all people in my city. LBC is a very diverse and unique city. Alot of talent comes out of LBC. Late 80's and early 90's were no joke though.
Yes.. 80’s and 90’s no joke but if only Cambodians and Mexicans came to an understanding we would both be way ahead.. both nationalities came to USA looking for better lives.
Great video! Historical perspective by someone who lived it. People like you play a key part in keeping the history alive and warning the younger kids not to get involved with gangs. God bless.
Man salute to all my Cambodian, Laos, Pino , Viets , Asian brothers! They definitely are with the business, always out numbered but alwys held themselves as true gangsters and never snitch . 🫡
i have been watching a few of your videos. subscribed today, thanks for keeping it 100! dated a cambodian girl a few years ago. her family and friends were some of the nicest people i’ve ever met. love the food and culture. i really thought they wouldn’t like me as a mexican because i had heard about all the racial wars between cambodians and mexicans in long beach. keep hustling g, much respect
Tappin in from Seattle. Great content. Wars had to happen for us Cambodian Americans back in the 80s, 90s. So our folks can chill at the park and do their thing without harassment from anyone. It's crazy to think. A lot of other races will not mess with Cambodians now due to the wild history and standing on business for decades. We Up🙏
Your right bro, one of my sister's married a Cambodian guy and i have 2 mixed boy nefews and 1 niece, so they married, and i could have married the sister, but she moved to the valley and is a nurse now and even speaks Spanish good , she married a Guatemalan guy. im mexican 47 went to poly, Franklin and knew both sides.
East Asians and Native Americans (Mexicans today) share the same dental records because the native americans crossed over the bering strait into north america from asia a long time ago. Very genetically similar.
There was 2 factors of why the war spread to LA county 1. A Hispanic little girl got shot by an asian who happened to be related to somebody who was affiliated 2. Longbeach asian gang members came out on Fox news special saying fvck (all Mexicans) so that right there made a longbeach problem into a LA county problem, i was in LA county jail when i seen that Fox special.
All this gang stuff use to be cool before I grew up and realized what I needed in life was the opposite of what u get being in a gang like peacefulness, a great job or business, a house in a decent neighborhood, and a healthy strong family being in a gang ruins all that, just prison time, lawyer fees, disloyalty friends, jealousy and envy, plus u gotta always watch your back no retirement plan, 401k, health insurance, or a weekly check it’s sad that most can’t see it, no parents should have to grieve over this nor should anyone give their life over this it’s not worth it, u only get one life make the best of it.
Sometimes people realize gang banging was a mistake until it’s too late.. especially 25 to life mistakes.. nobody cares about you in jail or 6 feet under .
I knew one Khmer guy, name Sunny. He came to Jacksonville 1986 to get away from gangster, but later he moved back to Ca. I don’t know him very well. I hope he is in good health. I knew many families send their kids to Florida to stay away from gangs life style. For while gangsters started to migrate to Florida. The new law that was passed to deport many Khmer criminals are not fair. But the new law will help clean up the streets. The underworld will always be part of society if the law isn’t toughened enough. I knew little about gang life style which I hadn’t wanted to be part off. I had chosen the right path and sport kept me busy. My uncle name Rally was a gang member moved to Ca and end up in Cambodia. It’s sad that they deported him. I hope the new Khmer generation will stay away of gangsters. It’s promising for the new Khmer generations. Thanks for the footage of Khmer community in LB.🙏🏻
I live in Colorado, and back then, TRG was huge here in denver Co. Now, it's not as much as it used to be. Maybe everything gangster is moving in silence now; going underground and more financially driven?
I know at least three of the brothers in the picture. Grew up with them in Stanford Junior High School back in the 80s. Asian Boys was UWW. And TRG was Teen Reaper. This was before division between the Asian sets. All the Originals had each other back because we were all brothers. R.I.P. Brother Viper
Haha little world.. Stanford Middle school haha rings a bell.. Lil Sleepy and Monaco roll in u car to play football at Poly for money. Viper I heard got killed by Asian gang.
I remember hearing about the lil mex vs azn war in SGV and van nuys (90s). I have no allegiance to either side but Ngl the asians were severely outnumbered but were waxing the mexes...with brutual violence n much more finances equal much more firepower.
As a Cambodian Yeah wasn’t easy growing up in LB back in the 90’s. A lot of fighting for no reason. So happy I started a new life in NC but I do miss my fam out there. Long Beach poly C/O 2001! Now I’m old af 🤣 thanks for the video.
@@urbansurvivorguy it was my decision to leave, I left with a book bag full of clothes alone. LBCambodian town wasn’t for me anymore. Still got people locked up over 20 years cuz of the life. Thank god for telling me to get out now before it’s too late.
@urbansurvivorguy I hear you. Early 90s were pretty violent. I got hit up by Cambos. Seen a lot of bad situations growing up in LB. Hey, we made it bro.
NightOwl (a second generation TRG member) said they were cool with the West side Longos before stuff jumped. They were and are still cool with the other hispanic/latino gangs.
One of the most beautiful things a man can do for himself is move at least 15 to 20 minutes way out from your old neighborhood. I'm 16 hours away from mine lol and left about 25 years ago.
I think 30 minutes is still too close.. can still come by and visit often.. I suggest at least 4-6 hours away so makes it more inconvenient to visit often.
@@urbansurvivorguy Yeah I kind of lowered the bar for the people who are obsessed with their city but me personally same as you believe in going hours away.
I grew up in Orange County Santa Ana back in the 80’s early 90’s. When I was in CYA YTS serving a life sentence…I witnessed my first fight between a guy from TRG and Longo. I was surprised to see the TRG gang member dressed as if he was a black gangster I thought he was a crip….no disrespect to anyone it’s just a fact. In Santa Ana I grew up near Minnie st and the TRG’s that grew up in Santa Ana dressed like us Mexican homies with their pants up to their chest 😆 and socks up to their knees 😆 hair combed back….so I was shocked when I saw the TRG from Long Beach was totally dressed differently at YTS. Just thought I’d share that with you.
Overall.. street life starts looking all the same.. yes Santa Ana deep also.. once you start looking.. Black gangs and Mexican gangs start dressing the same.. main thing is your clothes have to be ready for street fights and gun plays.. nowadays gang members dress differently..
@@urbansurvivorguy can’t really tell who the gang members are sometimes nowadays. They can be dressed up wearing skinny jeans or as skaters etc. The question is …Is it really worth it…gang members risking their lives for what? What’s the reward? Respect/recognition etc. I put my Family and other peoples family through a lot of pain and a life of suffering because of my actions I victimized so many people. Now I’m doing my best to do the right thing however life has not been easy for me out here. I went away at 16-17 years old and paroled in my mid 40’s. It would be cool if these youngsters found another outlet instead of killing each other.
its tough being cambodian. we never have enough numbers like other communities and that makes us easier targets initially, our support networks are also much smaller. even here in australia i remember in the 90s there were only 6000 cambodians in the whole of the country and we would have to fight other ethnicities. we didn't have the big numbers like the viets, chinese, filipinos or indians. if cambodians had the same numbers as other asians we would be a huge force to be reckoned with. i guess the same could be said in america. i looked up the statistics 5.4 million chinese, 4.8 million indians, 4.1 million filipinos, 2.3 million viets. 300k cambodians. our numbers are miniscule. could you imagine 5 million cambos in america? lol. TRG and ABZ would have tens of thousands of members each
@@urbansurvivorguy we face the same problems everywhere as refugees. broken homes, trauma from the war, gambling and addition problems, extreme racism as australia just got rid of the white australia policy. we were unwanted, hated and poor. good thing now is that most cambodians here are now rich and have done well for themselves. we are still low in numbers though only 40k in total. there are 1.4 million chinese in comparison and 1 million indians.
Has to be a city thing. I go to that park all the time when they're out there deep. They don't have any animosity towards Mexicans there at least not me. They feed you and are very family like. You could tell they don't play around be very respectful. They're just enjoying themselves have their elders playing games singing the younger ones cooking but they are not unwelcoming to Mexicans.
The people there are not gang members but Community members.. they even welcome Mexicans if they are cool and accepting.. it’s not the regular people that are the problems.. it’s the knuckleheads that wants to destroy the peace in Long Beach City..
Khmers really like to party. It's a tolerable cultural flaw. Great to see. So who and why, was the first person lethally shot and by whom? Intriguing back story mate. I can't wait for the next episode. Your walk and talks are riveting.
@@urbansurvivorguyno this is just how youtube work because after those lady past away(the one that lead yt) left alot of thing and now idk who run youtube
@@urbansurvivorguy It's corny hoodlum shit. You want to talk about real gangsters, Mexico is a good example of it. Real criminal figures that don't fight over blocks but regions and political infiltration. I lived in South central and never acted like they say: some "nigga" , that shit is corny, and it's a shame to listen to these punk Chicanos that talk like that. These so called Mexicans in L.A. aren't real Mexicans, either, they're Americanized or Chicanos or worse Pochos. I'll make an exception with East L.A. and other neighborhoods within South central but that hoodlum culture is trash. Foos get eventually bought out through gentrification, or go to prison, or simply meet death. Learn about socioeconomics and stay positively productive, kids. Don't get caught up with the nonsense as this world is bigger than hoodlums running around street corners.
I’m glad you took a stroll through that park. That’s the way it should be, except all people all races, etc should be doing that with each other! Unity is what we need, especially now! I’m sorry you went or witnessed that growing up!
Thanks.. the early life experiences only makes me stronger.. yes the unity is cool.. even some of the Mexicans online say they feel welcome to the park.. keep it peaceful
Cambodians refugees what's house in Bakersfield California louder jail whole family of them and they they was making their own food the kids we're going to school in jail
Gangs in Long Beach aren’t active like that anymore, they are like roaches they only appear when it’s dark and quiet. 😂 80s till the late 2000s was a different story.
My parents used to take us here on the weekends back in the 80s but it wasn't cracking like this except khmer new year. I miss lbc and being around our khmer folks. I just hate the gang violence amongst ourselves.
I don’t know man.. Cambodians only in a few spots in LA County so we were feeling no love in Hawaiian Gardens, Norwalk, Artesian etc.. other Asian races don’t have many street gangs to know.
@urbansurvivorguy No NOT true, sir. Other Asians have way more street gangs than Cambodians. WAY MORE! Youre making statements that are not true. Filipinos and Koreans have way more street gangs than Cambodians. For those of you tapped in on California Asian gangs know what im talking about.
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Them TRG gang members was giving them Longos all the smoke they could handle. As any black Crip member from Long Beach and they will tell you the same thing. The black Crip gang members in Long Beach gave the Cambodia TRG gang members their respect because the Cambodians handle their business. Much respect to the Cambodia community.
Someone who knows Long Beach history. Much appreciated.
@@urbansurvivorguy That is one thing I respect about the Asian culture is you all have that fighting spirit. Much respect homie.
But the longos still came out on top. Oldest gang in LB
@@LC-xn4dp No gang comes out top, because all gangs take L's in wars no matter how big their gang is in numbers. Remember the US government can shutdown any neighborhood in LA.
@@DominicHalsey-du2cr This is true the government can pull something like this off but gangs are also made up of the community and that community doesnt seem like its going anywhere anytime soon
Man, I'm Mexican from LBC....I don't gang bang. I got love for Cambodian, Black, Samoan, White, Mexican and all people in my city. LBC is a very diverse and unique city. Alot of talent comes out of LBC. Late 80's and early 90's were no joke though.
Yes.. 80’s and 90’s no joke but if only Cambodians and Mexicans came to an understanding we would both be way ahead.. both nationalities came to USA looking for better lives.
As of today outside of gang politics it’s all love with everyone bro
Great video! Historical perspective by someone who lived it. People like you play a key part in keeping the history alive and warning the younger kids not to get involved with gangs. God bless.
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Congrats on your TH-cam channel! I see you been putting in a lot of time and effort to make it grow. Much props
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Great detailed explanation of how the Cambodian vs Mexican gang wars started. My salute to you my brother! Keep pushing more videos!
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Man salute to all my Cambodian, Laos, Pino , Viets , Asian brothers! They definitely are with the business, always out numbered but alwys held themselves as true gangsters and never snitch . 🫡
Cool.. thanks much appreciated
What's Pino? Did you mean PINOY?
You're hitting 10k subs! What a great achievement!
Cool.. hitting there soon.. just a small channel still.. but niche audience
keep loading gang war topics & soon the channel will get 1M subs!
Cool video homie. I see some fools trashing the content but I liked seeing the community.
Always gonna be haters..
i have been watching a few of your videos. subscribed today, thanks for keeping it 100!
dated a cambodian girl a few years ago. her family and friends were some of the nicest people i’ve ever met. love the food and culture. i really thought they wouldn’t like me as a mexican because i had heard about all the racial wars between cambodians and mexicans in long beach.
keep hustling g, much respect
Thanks for subscribing! That’s was way back then.. things have changed 180.. we all immigrants coming to America looking for better lives.
Tappin in from Seattle. Great content. Wars had to happen for us Cambodian Americans back in the 80s, 90s. So our folks can chill at the park and do their thing without harassment from anyone. It's crazy to think. A lot of other races will not mess with Cambodians now due to the wild history and standing on business for decades. We Up🙏
100% correct. In order to have peace you must be prepared for war.
Man that's my old high school Wilson high bring back so much memories. Class of 1999!!!
Sure does! I got jumped there 1990’s!
@@urbansurvivorguywent to Wilson night school to make up credit from Poly 1991
Very detailed explanation of what happened in Long Beach, CA during the hey days of gang warfare. My salute to you.
Much appreciated.. thanks
I like your channel because you're always out walking around.
Thanks.. can’t talk the talk without walking the walk!
@@urbansurvivorguy do they sell ready to eat food in that park?
Dope content. Bro your hat🔥🔥🔥
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good vid, very honest... love my asian people!
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Just stumbled onto your channel.. wow so much sensitive topics I have never seen Khmers discuss online!! 😮
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Your right bro, one of my sister's married a Cambodian guy and i have 2 mixed boy nefews and 1 niece, so they married, and i could have married the sister, but she moved to the valley and is a nurse now and even speaks Spanish good , she married a Guatemalan guy. im mexican 47 went to poly, Franklin and knew both sides.
Cool.. glad the race wars died down.. and people started learning each others cultures
Them Cambodians married down. I bet their family was disappointed inside
im from LB too, luv da vid. ps., luv ecco's pizza off bellflower.
Dam hahaha! Free advertising for Ecco Pizza! Haha
@@urbansurvivorguy lol
i love ecco's pizza - its the best!
You look Mexican 😂
That’s right! Been in Los Angeles 40 plus years makes you acclimatize to your surroundings.
Right! My first thought exactly.😂😂
And then he looks like a mixed dude between black and white lol.
He could pass for Raza, I thought he was initially.
East Asians and Native Americans (Mexicans today) share the same dental records because the native americans crossed over the bering strait into north america from asia a long time ago. Very genetically similar.
So very interested hearing stories of Khmers living abroad.. much respect from Cambodia ❤❤
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I miss hearing that old khmer music n the community get-togethers...we need more of that.
We sure do.
Cool story man! Much props.
Much thanks. Appreciate your comment
Whoa!! So many Khmers in one place without it being Khmer New Years! so glad to see peace and unity! Much love from Florida.
Much thanks.. stay safe in Florida!
Damn, that’s TRG - Viper rip on your front cover!
Yes . RIP
@@urbansurvivorguyI see Bouncer in that pic too
Interesting topic!
Cool. Thanks
There was 2 factors of why the war spread to LA county
1. A Hispanic little girl got shot by an asian who happened to be related to somebody who was affiliated
2. Longbeach asian gang members came out on Fox news special saying fvck (all Mexicans) so that right there made a longbeach problem into a LA county problem, i was in LA county jail when i seen that Fox special.
Dam!!! Thanks for sharing a different perspective.. whoever said it is just one person or group.. doesn’t reflect everyone
Machismo is the term for the Mexican masculinity thing.
Yes that’s the word.
Shout out to all Filipinos, Cambodians, Laos etc. Awesome people, great vibes!
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Thanks for sharing Khmer life styles in the USA.
Your welcomed. Much appreciated.
The war has been over but is there still animosity there ?
Still scars
All this gang stuff use to be cool before I grew up and realized what I needed in life was the opposite of what u get being in a gang like peacefulness, a great job or business, a house in a decent neighborhood, and a healthy strong family being in a gang ruins all that, just prison time, lawyer fees, disloyalty friends, jealousy and envy, plus u gotta always watch your back no retirement plan, 401k, health insurance, or a weekly check it’s sad that most can’t see it, no parents should have to grieve over this nor should anyone give their life over this it’s not worth it, u only get one life make the best of it.
Sometimes people realize gang banging was a mistake until it’s too late.. especially 25 to life mistakes.. nobody cares about you in jail or 6 feet under .
Wow!! 😮😮 so much stories about Cambodia Town Long Beach!
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I knew one Khmer guy, name Sunny. He came to Jacksonville 1986 to get away from gangster, but later he moved back to Ca. I don’t know him very well. I hope he is in good health. I knew many families send their kids to Florida to stay away from gangs life style. For while gangsters started to migrate to Florida. The new law that was passed to deport many Khmer criminals are not fair. But the new law will help clean up the streets. The underworld will always be part of society if the law isn’t toughened enough. I knew little about gang life style which I hadn’t wanted to be part off. I had chosen the right path and sport kept me busy. My uncle name Rally was a gang member moved to Ca and end up in Cambodia. It’s sad that they deported him. I hope the new Khmer generation will stay away of gangsters. It’s promising for the new Khmer generations. Thanks for the footage of Khmer community in LB.🙏🏻
Yes best to stay away from gangs. So much more opportunities in America to be stuck in jail forever.
I live in Colorado, and back then, TRG was huge here in denver Co. Now, it's not as much as it used to be.
Maybe everything gangster is moving in silence now; going underground and more financially driven?
Sunny was buff?
I know at least three of the brothers in the picture. Grew up with them in Stanford Junior High School back in the 80s.
Asian Boys was UWW. And TRG was Teen Reaper. This was before division between the Asian sets.
All the Originals had each other back because we were all brothers. R.I.P. Brother Viper
Haha little world.. Stanford Middle school haha rings a bell.. Lil Sleepy and Monaco roll in u car to play football at Poly for money. Viper I heard got killed by Asian gang.
Crazy
@@urbansurvivorguyViper was killed by CBC. Viper wanted All the smoke back in the days.
I thought Asian Boys from LBC separate from TRG. I have heard about the UWW before any of the asian gangs or sets in lbc.
@@urbansurvivorguy Viper got killed by Wacko from CBC.
It was nostalgic for you brother 😂
Yes.. but life moves on.. you can’t grow the same place you suffer.. have to change location.
@@urbansurvivorguy I agree keep spreading the knowledge brother
I remember hearing about the lil mex vs azn war in SGV and van nuys (90s). I have no allegiance to either side but Ngl the asians were severely outnumbered but were waxing the mexes...with brutual violence n much more finances equal much more firepower.
Yes.. severely outnumbered..
Were you in a gang too growing up?
No.. just a surfer.
New subscriber here. Who’s crazy story. 😮😮
Welcome aboard! Much appreciated
truth be told here!
Oh my goodness they can do that in American feel like Cambodia good to know thank your video
Khmers party every weekend 7th street park
amen 1954
As a Cambodian Yeah wasn’t easy growing up in LB back in the 90’s. A lot of fighting for no reason. So happy I started a new life in NC but I do miss my fam out there. Long Beach poly C/O 2001! Now I’m old af 🤣 thanks for the video.
Yeah definitely.. smart parents sent their kids out of LBC
@@urbansurvivorguy it was my decision to leave, I left with a book bag full of clothes alone. LBCambodian town wasn’t for me anymore. Still got people locked up over 20 years cuz of the life. Thank god for telling me to get out now before it’s too late.
I'm class of 01 as well...we might know each other
@@franklinhang8814 if hang is your last name then I’ll look you up in the yearbook.
Wilson Class of 2000!! I used to attend MTV rock n jock celebrity softball there at Blair Feild in the early 90s
Cool!! I just got jumped at Wilson HS! And never went back
@urbansurvivorguy I hear you. Early 90s were pretty violent. I got hit up by Cambos. Seen a lot of bad situations growing up in LB. Hey, we made it bro.
My Khmer nephews have Mexican senoritas too haha 😂 they tell me they eat pha hok with them mamis & tacos 🌮 with them. 😂
Sounds good.. I started associating with Mexicans at a later age.. same cool people.. loyal
Stay safe brother... streets are still HOT 🔥🔥
That’s why I’m at the beaches.. safe there
Education is king. The guys with the pens are more power pull than the guys with the guns
100% correct.. our Cambodian people are starting from ground zero after Khmer Rouge Killing Fields
NightOwl (a second generation TRG member) said they were cool with the West side Longos before stuff jumped. They were and are still cool with the other hispanic/latino gangs.
Gangs play politics depending on their benefits .. friends one day enemies the next. The whole world runs on politics .
Everybody ways talking about TRG vs Longo. But they never talk about TRG vs 20s. The Insane was cool with us.
Cool.. thanks for sharing info
I am from Boston.. we hang around in the 80's lots of Memories
Cool.. 1980’s was the bomb.. Khmers just finding out about America.
One of the most beautiful things a man can do for himself is move at least 15 to 20 minutes way out from your old neighborhood. I'm 16 hours away from mine lol and left about 25 years ago.
I think 30 minutes is still too close.. can still come by and visit often.. I suggest at least 4-6 hours away so makes it more inconvenient to visit often.
@@urbansurvivorguy Yeah I kind of lowered the bar for the people who are obsessed with their city but me personally same as you believe in going hours away.
I grew up in Orange County Santa Ana back in the 80’s early 90’s. When I was in CYA YTS serving a life sentence…I witnessed my first fight between a guy from TRG and Longo. I was surprised to see the TRG gang member dressed as if he was a black gangster I thought he was a crip….no disrespect to anyone it’s just a fact. In Santa Ana I grew up near Minnie st and the TRG’s that grew up in Santa Ana dressed like us Mexican homies with their pants up to their chest 😆 and socks up to their knees 😆 hair combed back….so I was shocked when I saw the TRG from Long Beach was totally dressed differently at YTS. Just thought I’d share that with you.
Overall.. street life starts looking all the same.. yes Santa Ana deep also.. once you start looking.. Black gangs and Mexican gangs start dressing the same.. main thing is your clothes have to be ready for street fights and gun plays.. nowadays gang members dress differently..
@@urbansurvivorguy can’t really tell who the gang members are sometimes nowadays. They can be dressed up wearing skinny jeans or as skaters etc. The question is …Is it really worth it…gang members risking their lives for what? What’s the reward? Respect/recognition etc. I put my Family and other peoples family through a lot of pain and a life of suffering because of my actions I victimized so many people. Now I’m doing my best to do the right thing however life has not been easy for me out here. I went away at 16-17 years old and paroled in my mid 40’s. It would be cool if these youngsters found another outlet instead of killing each other.
Wow!! Over 8k views in 1 day! Maybe this is the topic your viewers want to see more of. ❤❤🎉
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its tough being cambodian. we never have enough numbers like other communities and that makes us easier targets initially, our support networks are also much smaller.
even here in australia i remember in the 90s there were only 6000 cambodians in the whole of the country and we would have to fight other ethnicities. we didn't have the big numbers like the viets, chinese, filipinos or indians.
if cambodians had the same numbers as other asians we would be a huge force to be reckoned with. i guess the same could be said in america. i looked up the statistics 5.4 million chinese, 4.8 million indians, 4.1 million filipinos, 2.3 million viets. 300k cambodians. our numbers are miniscule. could you imagine 5 million cambos in america? lol. TRG and ABZ would have tens of thousands of members each
Great perspective from another country.. Yes we are always outnumbered and have to fight to earn our respect everywhere..
@@urbansurvivorguy we face the same problems everywhere as refugees. broken homes, trauma from the war, gambling and addition problems, extreme racism as australia just got rid of the white australia policy. we were unwanted, hated and poor. good thing now is that most cambodians here are now rich and have done well for themselves. we are still low in numbers though only 40k in total. there are 1.4 million chinese in comparison and 1 million indians.
stay safe and keep on sharing
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Can you do a video about CBC Or ABZ.
Sorry no.. I do not promote the glorification of any gangs. This channel is about the whole overall Cambodia. Struggles not each gangs
@@urbansurvivorguy Well said.
7th Street park khmer get together every sat Sunday and sell food and play volleyball ball and sing karaoke ❤
That is correct.. don’t forget to bring Henessy VSOP
❤ the background music 🎶
Cool thanks.
The Cambodians use to fight w e15 in East Oakland, Ca back in the day.
Sorry I do not know Northern California politics.. can’t put my two cents into this statement
Wait did you pick plai yellow & baby plums off somebody’s tree 🌲 too? Haha 😂 luckily no shotgun pointed at me & the homies 😂
You know the deal baby boy! Cambodian fruit pickers of LbC
Wow! So many Khmer people and it's not even Khmer's New Years!
Yes. Cambodia Town Long Beach most Khmers in USA.
that is so true, life for new comers!
Yeah.. not easy to first assimilate to a new environment
Has to be a city thing. I go to that park all the time when they're out there deep. They don't have any animosity towards Mexicans there at least not me. They feed you and are very family like. You could tell they don't play around be very respectful. They're just enjoying themselves have their elders playing games singing the younger ones cooking but they are not unwelcoming to Mexicans.
The people there are not gang members but Community members.. they even welcome Mexicans if they are cool and accepting.. it’s not the regular people that are the problems.. it’s the knuckleheads that wants to destroy the peace in Long Beach City..
Khmers really like to party. It's a tolerable cultural flaw. Great to see.
So who and why, was the first person lethally shot and by whom?
Intriguing back story mate. I can't wait for the next episode.
Your walk and talks are riveting.
I tried posting info on TH-cam comment but maybe got taken off due to violence.
@@urbansurvivorguyno this is just how youtube work because after those lady past away(the one that lead yt) left alot of thing and now idk who run youtube
Good morning. You look Hopi Tribe or Navajo Tribe 😊
Haha I look everything except Cambodian!
One of My favorite places to have Khmer noodle ❤
Haha 7th Street park noodles?? No taxes?
@@urbansurvivorguyNo, taxes brother 😂
The war started because the Cambodians were obviously lost
Ok
Longo behind you foo !!
Where?? The camera man??
@@urbansurvivorguy 😂😂😆😂
Aw man a flash back from the late 80s 😅😢
Cool.. 1980’s was popping! Cheap gas, plenty of jobs and government cheese!
"Oh shit, whole bunch of Cambodians." 😂😂😂.
I think this man is just little paranoid. Nothing wrong with community gathering and enjoying little music.
Naah not paranoid., just unexpected for me coz I haven’t been there for years.. I already know the deal when a whole bunch of Cambodians get together.
So this was a Long Beach gang thing? Because Cambodians would get mopped if this was a real racial thing against Mexicans
Pretty much a Long Beach thang
I remember going to the parking buying some chicken or beef sticks w papaya salad hmm.
That’s cool.. I heard every weekend now it goes on.
That is interesting. Never been there.
Cool.. well known spot in Long Beach
Lmao these Cambodians looked Mexican, dressed Mexican, but talked blackish? 😅😂 what’s really going on why they fighting Mexicans 🤣
Same thing like Mexican rappers saying “nigga”.,, street shit is street shit.. no matter the race.
@@urbansurvivorguy
It's corny hoodlum shit.
You want to talk about real gangsters, Mexico is a good example of it. Real criminal figures that don't fight over blocks but regions and political infiltration.
I lived in South central and never acted like they say: some "nigga" , that shit is corny, and it's a shame to listen to these punk Chicanos that talk like that. These so called Mexicans in L.A. aren't real Mexicans, either, they're Americanized or Chicanos or worse Pochos. I'll make an exception with East L.A. and other neighborhoods within South central but that hoodlum culture is trash. Foos get eventually bought out through gentrification, or go to prison, or simply meet death.
Learn about socioeconomics and stay positively productive, kids. Don't get caught up with the nonsense as this world is bigger than hoodlums running around street corners.
L.A SUKS THAT PLACE IS TOO EXPENSIVE AND HOMELESSNESS IS LIKE CRAZY.
Yeah I used to commute to downtown LA.., like sardines in a can
Ok, so that's how it got started in the LBC 😮
Yessir!
Crazy 😂stories back then!
It sure was!
For somehow any south east asia that seek refugee in usa young just becoming a gang
Strength in numbers.
cause we used to get bullied by other races and then decided to start our own gangs. then we start beefing with each other. just how it goes.
@@GrizzO12 oh
Believe it or not, those cambodian communities can enjoy their times in the park like that bcuz of gangs like TRG and ABZ
Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
I’m glad you took a stroll through that park. That’s the way it should be, except all people all races, etc should be doing that with each other!
Unity is what we need, especially now!
I’m sorry you went or witnessed that growing up!
Thanks.. the early life experiences only makes me stronger.. yes the unity is cool.. even some of the Mexicans online say they feel welcome to the park.. keep it peaceful
562❤
Cool.. thanks
that’s a lie i’m mexican and combodians love me
Wtf??
I don't. Trump 2024!
long beach is the place!
Cool thanks .
Cambodians refugees what's house in Bakersfield California louder jail whole family of them and they they was making their own food the kids we're going to school in jail
Dam didn’t know about their stories.. I went straight to Lebanon, PA.., good Amish neighborhood
Gangs in Long Beach aren’t active like that anymore, they are like roaches they only appear when it’s dark and quiet. 😂 80s till the late 2000s was a different story.
Cool.. thanks for sharing
This gang rival video hit the jackpot !
8k views in just 1day Wow !!!
Yeah unfortunately it’s this type of content I don’t want to post.. but it’s history in the Khmer community.
Your On The Soft-Side
Cool
Your On The White Side
White side is peaceful side.
@@urbansurvivorguynot so much anymore 2nd st has shootings and stabbings all the time now.
Too much talking abt nothing in the beginning get to the point bro i just lost interest
Cool.. move on to another channel
get to the point man, you dragging out the video
Cool.., go watch someone else channel.
My parents used to take us here on the weekends back in the 80s but it wasn't cracking like this except khmer new year. I miss lbc and being around our khmer folks. I just hate the gang violence amongst ourselves.
I REALLY LIKE THAT HAT!
Much thanks.. it’s a peace hat! Haha
No. The race war between Asians and Mexicans did NOT spread throughout LA county. In LA county jail, yes, but not the county.
I don’t know man.. Cambodians only in a few spots in LA County so we were feeling no love in Hawaiian Gardens, Norwalk, Artesian etc.. other Asian races don’t have many street gangs to know.
@urbansurvivorguy
No NOT true, sir. Other Asians have way more street gangs than Cambodians. WAY MORE! Youre making statements that are not true. Filipinos and Koreans have way more street gangs than Cambodians. For those of you tapped in on California Asian gangs know what im talking about.