Exactly why Nipsey was investing in real estate.He understood the economics and saw the future. Poor people getting kicked out of the hood through gentrification.
In real business, you gotta kick people out sometimes if you want to make a profit. RIP NIPS, but I don't think he was going to be as generous as he claims.
Crazy how maturity works. This dude man'd up, and sacrificed his selfish needs so these kids under his cape could flourish and excel. Great story. Homeboy's mom was slangin and his dad was a known drunk who was never in his life. sometimes, regular dude's are heroes just for making the right choice. he sacrificed for his family and because of it, he gave his 3 kids a fighting chance. hats off to this guy
yup when i moved to nor cal in Stockton it was $400 with 2 month free rent lol now they want 1200 and nothing has changed man why did we let liberals and hipsters take over.
@@LosAngeles822 brugh I remember when the paletero started charging $2 , now some want $3-4 😅 l spent late 90s in a neighborhood 5 miles outside sacramento .
@@alberthuanosta2009 facts my boy..this nela fools think they are hard when their city ain't no different to our cities. As a matter of fact highland park is soft now whites took over .. the avenues are not calm they hardly make any noise .. Cypress park is a joke berly able to hold their city...so if anything N.e is softer than ever now
@@AlexAlonso101 no, thank you, this is a very good interview, I look forward to more. It would be good to do a follow interview up on this homie. Shout out from a homie from PACAS.
Puro NoHo 818 🌴🌴🌴🌴 I grew up on Hazlehurst Place. Went to Victory Blvd Elementary and went to Sun Valley Middle School for about a semester. Then we had to move out. Rent was too high. And when my mom saw the XV3 tag on my binder, that was it. Lol We moved to the Central Valley near Fresno. Different people, different lifestyle. Changed my life forever cuz I focused on my writing and my music instead of gangbanging. Plus, I didn't wanna claim no hood up there or bang Norte. That wasn't me. And with no 18th Street presence at all, there just wasn't a point to be in the streets like that. Life just took a different path for me. But I always carry that love for North Hollywood in my heart.
That's crazy man. I'm 40 and live by fresno but grew up in north hollywood on tiara st. I use to go hazlehurst all the time. My friends joined xv3 and my other friends from the nhbz were mad. I missed those days but am thankful for today b blessed
Great documentary and the homy narrating the story kept me interested and is a good story teller . Good job ya’ll , try to keep the wheel rolling with more documentaries if possible . Bless you all , your families and your circles .
Good interview from a dude that keeps it 100%! That gangster life aint all flowers and roses... Those vatos that glorify that shit will regret it after a certain age...
This was a Good interview bro! Lonzo pls work on those Pacoima gang interviews sounds like so much history you've haven't tapped into he said 1930's that Crazy!
@4:54: He pretty much summarizes the gentrification playbook... It's too bad that so many of 'OUR' peoples --- Blacks and Latinos --- are too busy with the distractions to even crack open the book. ALL OVER THE NATION we're being priced out of the very communities that many of us grew up in... When we end up living in cramped basements, under crumbling bridges, in old minivans and in refrigerator boxes, we'll all wish that we'd all done things a bit differently and done them when we had the chance to...
Midnight Lightning Radio Midnight Lightning Radio look now who’s throwing the pity party and pulling the irish card. Irish discrimination stopped in the early 1900s, thats a few generations after the 60s so your clearly bullshitting, and the irish were known as criminals just like how your discriminating other races as criminals, they started gang banging in America but they could assimilate and hide their irish roots, browns and blacks couldnt. Aint a pity party, its historical facts.
Damn what a trip! I actually met you back when we were younger. You were still older then me by like 10 years though. They use to call me Diablo. North Hollywood Boyz. Victory Project Winos. Yeah they straight up tore down the PJ's. Good to see another Homeboy doing good though. Stay up Big Homie!
Thanks for showing love to the rasa homie. That’s what we need unification. In my hood we make money together and if homies got beef we make em scrap it out and make bets and shit. Not only are we stronger in numbers but we go through the same exact shit homie. Got mad love for your channel, ima subscribe. #BlackLoveBrownPrideForever S.I.P. Nipsey.✊🏿✊🏽 Shout out my my real Asian gangstas out here too. We forget about them sometimes but they wid it.
Rent & Gentrification is every gangmembers worst enemy. A gangmembers mentality is killing the enemy till their is no more the way u win the war is buy up the enemies houses and Jack up the price LMAO
Tha Don #1 spread positivity man, why the hate? you saw what happened to nipsey, all bc of a negative hating ass foo. you are part of what’s wrong with society 🤦🏽♂️
As a black man who grew up in Los Angeles, I get discriminated all the time against Latinos. If you apply for a job and the manager is hispanic, expect to be discriminated against.
Blythe St back in the 80s no joke. I remember going to visit family and finding guns on the sidewalk. Fucken grass was like 3 feet tall and the guns were stashed all throughout the street. Paisas slanging behind the liquor store the GM employees were some of the best customers.
I used to be in they hood when my girl stayed on Beck ave and Sylvan st. They was always hittin up on that round about. I was always flamed up but they figured I wasn’t from over there lol. Love this interview and this dude Gil is informed and a straight up G
We started around 1980 (NHBZ) We started off as Bloomfield Boys. I was the first girl walked in. I was 5 yrs old when the OG's raised me. I was raised on Bloomfield st. Much love Stranger!
HOW THE FK DID YOU START IN 1980 WEN YOUR FOUNDER FLACO N SHORTY WERE CLAIMING FROM NS18ST THEN IN 82 FLACO STARTED CLAIMING DIAMOND ST. IN 83 HIM AND SHORTY JESSE STARTED THEIR OWN GANG CRANER 13, THAT LASTED LIKE 6 MONTHS, FLACO THEN BECAME DRIFTER FROM SOL13 TILL HIS BUDDY SLEEPY JOHN CALLOWAY GOT SMOKED BY NS18 IN THE END OF 84 AND 86 THEY STARTED THE BOYZ AS A FOOTBALL TEAM AND 88 THEY BECAME A GANG. WE KNOW ALL THE MAIM DUDES THAT LIVED ON BLOOMFIELD. TAKE YOUR HEAD OUT OF YOUR ASS.
@@DannyV818 does it matter what country hes from? Theyre both from the same mixed racial background, you wouldnt even knkw where hes from unless he told you he was mexican or honduran tho.
Man so true i lived in no Hollywood i was paying . 1100 for 2 bed in 2012. Moved 2017 rent was 1375 . Now i looked into same complex 2000. Not all that too basic 2 bedroom . Cost of living :: sucks...
Good interview. The 90's were definitely active and off the hook! Especially in the 818 Valle, Pacoima to be exact. Shootings, stabbings, bloody beat downs and killings on a regular! You couldn't take the bus, ride your bike, walk the streets with being hittin up, jumped, shot at or getting smoked man. Everyone was getting killed. Everyone was going to jail and prison. Everyone was moving out the Valle. Crazy times.. . .
I’m not speaking for all filipinos maybe most idk but I was terrified with my parents. They not only gave me the belt but most of all it was the verbal abuse and constant negative threats or negative things they said to me. Its crazy to hear this dudes mom supported him being in a gang.
ItsVersayce it's not that she supported it, most mexican parents are just like filipino parents. i think it's more of her understanding the reality of his environment and if you're gonna do something you may as well do it right. that's probably why she got a house in Lancaster. my dad was just like your parents, but like her, he got a house in a different city to try to avoid the gangs.
Ricardo Muniz I think back in the 80s 90s it didn’t matter where you lived. Especially for filipino gangs, as there were only a few who were turf based. I do think moving to better locations before a child becomes older works better than moving an older kid who already has gang banging in his or her mind. True, our families are similar but a lot of filipino families often weren’t mentally supportive or understanding. There’s no might as well do it the right way, because their way was the “right way”. Financially, they probably are supportive but that comes with the price of not having your own personal growth and freedom. Although this guys mom was not right for being too lenient, filipino parents such as mine did more damage than good.
ItsVersayce i see what you're saying but perspective makes a difference. my dad what i learned from him was what not to do, who i didn't wanna be like. parents like that just had less patience but same intentions for the most part. i mean the streets is the streets bad areas r just that. parents like that is better than no parents still or better than parents who don't care.
things were different back in the early and late 90s compared to how things are now big homie you speak the Truth..keep doing your thing and hope to see more.
He's right. I took my father-in-law through there to the DMV in Van Nuys yesterday is there a bunch of places going up. I'm at a sign on it saying starting at the $700,000s...
Orale before I became a Christian my hood was Clanton ... old memories I’m glad vato made it .. taking care of the familia..... my old apartment was close to the donut shop on Fulton St lolz
Baddest Varrio in the valley was started by the twins from south central when they got bussed out to go to highschool in the valley. Cuates Clanton ran the valley in the 80s and 90s
eddibetty10 that is an ignorant statement. Clanton probably ran north Hollywood but not the valle. Pacas, San fer, Barrio Van Nuys and Vineland always making noise.
@ABaro Short lmao my brothers from Compton varrio 70 and stayed in the projects in pacoima. Y'all whack as fuck not active for shit. Lmfao y'all let 25ersK run all through your city. Lames
@@eddibetty10 you must never been to Pacas, San Fer, Panorama City,Van Nuys.. they got some riders in the Valle homie don’t get it fucked up and I’m from doble S side.. so I grew up around the Florence /Graham, East Side of South Central area..
Oldest gangs in the San Fernando Valley between 65 and 80 were Canoga Park Van Nuys San Fernando Pacoima Sun Valley sol North Hollywood Locos Then 18th St. started a click then Clanton started to click Your neighborhood started as a football team called city boys that played against unknown gangs Rafford ,boys from the Hood, Vbz,FFF, And before Burbank separated from the city they were the biggest gangs What is white fence and 18th St,Playboy, learn your history before you talk bro tough bro.
@@steerwheelholder6060 chicanos are not Piasa. Piasas are killing chicanos all over the state and in the pens. Every Chicano rapper that tried to go to Mexico has been murdered. Look it up, and stay outta Mexico.
Gentrification is starting to hit hard in Sacramento as well. A shitty apartment right outside the hood is 1200 dollars and up. Gentrification will hit sac in the next 10 yrs.
Cool interview!... but I went to Fair Ave Elementary (right across form the north Hollywood apartments) my self in those same years, and the majority of the guys that went to that school ended up being from “ELMER AVE LOCOS 13” ... which was one of the streets that was in those north Hollywood apartments complex or so called projects,... even though they were a small gang, and probably not around anymore or at all, back in the day they didn’t get along with most of the surrounding gangs, but always held they own!... Much respect!
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Orrale Holmes, do you know what happened to Trouble and Flaco from Elmer St?
How about Droops?
Remember Vamps and his brother Slim on Albers St?
Exactly why Nipsey was investing in real estate.He understood the economics and saw the future. Poor people getting kicked out of the hood through gentrification.
Rene Dominguez I live in the hood and make 90K a year and still can’t afford a house in HLP
We have to change our mindsets everybody gentrifies places
In real business, you gotta kick people out sometimes if you want to make a profit.
RIP NIPS, but I don't think he was going to be as generous as he claims.
2022 and Gentrification has only gotten worse!
Fk nipsey and his fans!🤨
My pops used to be in this gang they called him “Sparky” and he was in it deep and god saved him now he has a big family and is a general contractor💯
A success story rite there my nigga, hell yea
@@JamesJohnson52990💯💯#FACTZ💪🏾
CONGRATS TO UR POPZ N FAMILY MANE.... N SALUTE TO U DERE'S NO TELLIN HOW MUCH PHYSICAL & MENTAL PAIN U ENDURED 💯💪🏾💚💚
No your dad was not ese. He was ran off by the gang homes.
Crazy how maturity works. This dude man'd up, and sacrificed his selfish needs so these kids under his cape could flourish and excel. Great story. Homeboy's mom was slangin and his dad was a known drunk who was never in his life. sometimes, regular dude's are heroes just for making the right choice. he sacrificed for his family and because of it, he gave his 3 kids a fighting chance. hats off to this guy
back in the 90's you could rent a bedroom apt for $500 dollars...now it's $2,500 ...
yup when i moved to nor cal in Stockton it was $400 with 2 month free rent lol now they want 1200 and nothing has changed man why did we let liberals and hipsters take over.
@SPEEDIE LOKO $7.25
joey o damn right that’s what I’m paying
Dude i remember when 400 was expensive.
@@LosAngeles822 brugh I remember when the paletero started charging $2 , now some want $3-4 😅 l spent late 90s in a neighborhood 5 miles outside sacramento .
Best interview because he explained everything in such a simple way
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I like how this cat got down on his story. He really brought it to life.
the 80s were no joke in SAN FER ...this was a good interview
@DAVIEL RAMOS stfu you foos hAve been nAdA but jokes hAhAhA
caponeTV ain’t you from Texas?
@@Andy-ph2dr get locked up you guranteed to see a 818 vallero in any jail or prison. Talk shit to them see what happens pussy boi
@DAVIEL RAMOS you got foos from Elmwood in burbank lmao
@@alberthuanosta2009 facts my boy..this nela fools think they are hard when their city ain't no different to our cities. As a matter of fact highland park is soft now whites took over .. the avenues are not calm they hardly make any noise .. Cypress park is a joke berly able to hold their city...so if anything N.e is softer than ever now
Great interview, this homie is real. Much respect vallero.
Obiwan1945 thanks for watching
@@AlexAlonso101 no, thank you, this is a very good interview, I look forward to more. It would be good to do a follow interview up on this homie. Shout out from a homie from PACAS.
Puro NoHo 818 🌴🌴🌴🌴
I grew up on Hazlehurst Place. Went to Victory Blvd Elementary and went to Sun Valley Middle School for about a semester. Then we had to move out. Rent was too high. And when my mom saw the XV3 tag on my binder, that was it. Lol We moved to the Central Valley near Fresno. Different people, different lifestyle. Changed my life forever cuz I focused on my writing and my music instead of gangbanging. Plus, I didn't wanna claim no hood up there or bang Norte. That wasn't me. And with no 18th Street presence at all, there just wasn't a point to be in the streets like that. Life just took a different path for me. But I always carry that love for North Hollywood in my heart.
What year did you go to sun valley
@@drewzcutz1 2001. I remember 'cuz I was at my grandma's apartment when 9/11 happened.
Jose Ortega great memory 👍🏼. I finished in 2000. I was on A track
I work in the post office here in noho and Hazelhurst place is mainly Armenian now I hate the parking the street is so small 😂
That's crazy man. I'm 40 and live by fresno but grew up in north hollywood on tiara st. I use to go hazlehurst all the time. My friends joined xv3 and my other friends from the nhbz were mad. I missed those days but am thankful for today b blessed
Great documentary and the homy narrating the story kept me interested and is a good story teller . Good job ya’ll , try to keep the wheel rolling with more documentaries if possible . Bless you all , your families and your circles .
I'd love to see more interviews from Southerners. Great Vid! 👍
Secret society
@@SOCAL-ot1oc not that secret now
Bobbe Bouche He kant do active southerners
@@spongebobsquarepants1819 why not?
@@childrenofisrael7394 because some guys doing life with 0 zero chance of ever getting out will beat them up if they go on camera hahaha
the '90s were a blast
Still is Lokos gang
The 90's were a blast, but the 80's was the Bomb!
And the 70s were groovy
Good interview from a dude that keeps it 100%! That gangster life aint all flowers and roses... Those vatos that glorify that shit will regret it after a certain age...
Robert Gonzalez yeah i doubt that. I roll with Active Ogs twice my age and they dont give a fuck about anything still banging
Dude is sharp as a good blade. Need more good influences in the world.
He’s got a great story. I still think you, KM, and Big Herc 916 have some of the most captivating content on TH-cam
I grew up in "NH" went to
Fair Avenue, Walter Reed, NH High School as well.. Respect!
Homie's voice and personality should be on a movie.
@MMAbadboy you the English police on TH-cam?
This was a Good interview bro! Lonzo pls work on those Pacoima gang interviews sounds like so much history you've haven't tapped into he said 1930's that Crazy!
He said in the Video 1930's! How old are they?
Dshawn Jones not all of them theres a few that were originally there the new ones came after.
This guy has a great personality very likable he can do something more with entertainment business
He has a podcast now. Check it out, it's called American Cholo.
@4:54: He pretty much summarizes the gentrification playbook... It's too bad that so many of 'OUR' peoples --- Blacks and Latinos --- are too busy with the distractions to even crack open the book. ALL OVER THE NATION we're being priced out of the very communities that many of us grew up in...
When we end up living in cramped basements, under crumbling bridges, in old minivans and in refrigerator boxes, we'll all wish that we'd all done things a bit differently and done them when we had the chance to...
ToroNegro98 well said 💯👍🏽
@Midnight Lightning Radio Also, this land belonged to Mexico and Native Americans before your family came. Who took who's territory?
Midnight Lightning Radio Midnight Lightning Radio look now who’s throwing the pity party and pulling the irish card. Irish discrimination stopped in the early 1900s, thats a few generations after the 60s so your clearly bullshitting, and the irish were known as criminals just like how your discriminating other races as criminals, they started gang banging in America but they could assimilate and hide their irish roots, browns and blacks couldnt. Aint a pity party, its historical facts.
Midnight Lightning Radio by the way im not black or Mexican and my last name is SULLIVAN.
@@matts7657 #respect
Damn what a trip! I actually met you back when we were younger. You were still older then me by like 10 years though. They use to call me Diablo. North Hollywood Boyz. Victory Project Winos. Yeah they straight up tore down the PJ's. Good to see another Homeboy doing good though. Stay up Big Homie!
What gangs were in the victory projects??
@@DanielRivera-lg8wn NHBZ 13. There was a few homies from NFL that lived there, they were good dudes but NH was blasted all over the alleys.
@@The24soldier How big were the projects. Bigget than pacas projects?
@@DanielRivera-lg8wn Nah. They were about half a block. Pacoimas PJ's were bigger.
@@The24soldier oh, so they weren't official housing projects. Would you say NoHo was as dangerous as West Hollywood?
Thanks for showing love to the rasa homie. That’s what we need unification. In my hood we make money together and if homies got beef we make em scrap it out and make bets and shit. Not only are we stronger in numbers but we go through the same exact shit homie. Got mad love for your channel, ima subscribe. #BlackLoveBrownPrideForever S.I.P. Nipsey.✊🏿✊🏽
Shout out my my real Asian gangstas out here too. We forget about them sometimes but they wid it.
"Your father is dead", "You can Cry if you want" That's some cold shit !!!
This is such a trip. He not only went to my elementary and middle school, I moved to Lancaster for a bit and he has my last name too 💀
I can listen to this OG talk and kick game all day. Much respect bro for trying to give back and make a change
Great interview; I can listen to him all day.
Great interview. Good to hear some history from the valley.
This man is dropping so much knowledge I applaud him for it. Been telling people this and he is right about everything.
For sure need to interview him again! U can tell he solid, hopefully there’s more parts to this
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Rent & Gentrification is every gangmembers worst enemy. A gangmembers mentality is killing the enemy till their is no more the way u win the war is buy up the enemies houses and Jack up the price LMAO
do more mexican interviews
riccflo1 i never said he was mexican
Srt Boyz this dude ain’t even Mexican 🤦🏾♂️
Joshua Bounty i never said he was mexican ???
Nobody cares about mexicans
Tha Don #1 spread positivity man, why the hate? you saw what happened to nipsey, all bc of a negative hating ass foo. you are part of what’s wrong with society 🤦🏽♂️
Finally it’s good to see some hoods from the valley keep them coming
Little carnalitos checking in 👊🏽
80s-90s banging in LA was what Chicago is today (to be fair Chicago was just as bad but hasnt gotten any better)
So fkn true
Dude is chill and real as fuck. Don't listen to the haters dawg. We all Hispanics.
Grew up in the 89-96 era . Divide and conquer is what I remember the system did to us. Love all my people now. God first👊🏾👊🏿👊🏾👊🏿👊🏾
Good interview I enjoyed the real ness about ur mom n kids I relate to that more even tho I went to the halls n camp n county ..
1:46 "Mi hijo no es cholo" lol
Orale catracho😋. Que onda Gilly Gil? This is a great educational clip homie. Love to hear about San Fernando Valley ese. Good input brotha😎👌
Happy Friday Brotha🍻. Have a safe and fun night
El big homey knowledge from N. Hollywood, where the pisto carnal?
*1990s aka THE ATTITUDE ERA*
As a black man who grew up in Los Angeles, I get discriminated all the time against Latinos. If you apply for a job and the manager is hispanic, expect to be discriminated against.
The same with the blacks except it's more racial
Facts.
Then leave
@@blessedones1589 Damn, lol. He said to back to Africa. Like that, lol?
@@scooby3ce u dam right especially in the south we real racists against Mexicans I'm not going to lie because they are the minority in the south
“When I hit the YA I just sucked it all in.” LOL
😆😆😆
He sucked it all for the Boyz damn 🤔🤔
Blythe St back in the 80s no joke. I remember going to visit family and finding guns on the sidewalk. Fucken grass was like 3 feet tall and the guns were stashed all throughout the street. Paisas slanging behind the liquor store the GM employees were some of the best customers.
I used to be in they hood when my girl stayed on Beck ave and Sylvan st. They was always hittin up on that round about. I was always flamed up but they figured I wasn’t from over there lol. Love this interview and this dude Gil is informed and a straight up G
thanks for watching
What hood u run with Joshua Bounty
Jay Bone Inglewood NHPiru
That’s right, 2P’s right here
We started around 1980 (NHBZ) We started off as Bloomfield Boys. I was the first girl walked in. I was 5 yrs old when the OG's raised me. I was raised on Bloomfield st. Much love Stranger!
Did you get trained in later?
@@1STENTOR no, I didn't need to unlike most other females trying to bang.
Tobie is that you??
HOW THE FK DID YOU START IN 1980 WEN YOUR FOUNDER FLACO N SHORTY WERE CLAIMING FROM NS18ST THEN IN 82 FLACO STARTED CLAIMING DIAMOND ST. IN 83 HIM AND SHORTY JESSE STARTED THEIR OWN GANG CRANER 13, THAT LASTED LIKE 6 MONTHS, FLACO THEN BECAME DRIFTER FROM SOL13 TILL HIS BUDDY SLEEPY JOHN CALLOWAY GOT SMOKED BY NS18 IN THE END OF 84 AND 86 THEY STARTED THE BOYZ AS A FOOTBALL TEAM AND 88 THEY BECAME A GANG. WE KNOW ALL THE MAIM DUDES THAT LIVED ON BLOOMFIELD. TAKE YOUR HEAD OUT OF YOUR ASS.
Stranger- your a lucky one..
Lots of homies did die, lots of homies did get life.. much love homie..
He mentioned SAN FER that's the oldest Gang in the Valley..
Fucken smacket thinks he’s hood is the oldest foo donut research lame ass JayCat sanfer is the oldest fist gang in the valle lame ass cacoima
This is a great interview because usually Mexican gangstas don't talk on camera
Darnell Smith he ain’t Mexican homie
@@DannyV818 same politics thou
He is a latino but still a gangster
@@DannyV818 does it matter what country hes from? Theyre both from the same mixed racial background, you wouldnt even knkw where hes from unless he told you he was mexican or honduran tho.
Looks more Mexican than from Honduras lol
Man so true i lived in no Hollywood i was paying . 1100 for 2 bed in 2012. Moved 2017 rent was 1375 . Now i looked into same complex 2000. Not all that too basic 2 bedroom . Cost of living :: sucks...
Good interview.
The 90's were definitely active and off the hook! Especially in the 818 Valle, Pacoima to be exact. Shootings, stabbings, bloody beat downs and killings on a regular! You couldn't take the bus, ride your bike, walk the streets with being hittin up, jumped, shot at or getting smoked man. Everyone was getting killed. Everyone was going to jail and prison. Everyone was moving out the Valle. Crazy times.. . .
This guy can tell a story, loved this.
Dude im from honduras too
and its crazy how much i can relate to this guy!!
Thanks for sharing your story
This guy is smart and well spoken.
I’m not speaking for all filipinos maybe most idk but I was terrified with my parents. They not only gave me the belt but most of all it was the verbal abuse and constant negative threats or negative things they said to me. Its crazy to hear this dudes mom supported him being in a gang.
That bamboostick was no joke
ItsVersayce it's not that she supported it, most mexican parents are just like filipino parents. i think it's more of her understanding the reality of his environment and if you're gonna do something you may as well do it right. that's probably why she got a house in Lancaster. my dad was just like your parents, but like her, he got a house in a different city to try to avoid the gangs.
Ricardo Muniz I think back in the 80s 90s it didn’t matter where you lived. Especially for filipino gangs, as there were only a few who were turf based. I do think moving to better locations before a child becomes older works better than moving an older kid who already has gang banging in his or her mind.
True, our families are similar but a lot of filipino families often weren’t mentally supportive or understanding. There’s no might as well do it the right way, because their way was the “right way”. Financially, they probably are supportive but that comes with the price of not having your own personal growth and freedom.
Although this guys mom was not right for being too lenient, filipino parents such as mine did more damage than good.
ItsVersayce i see what you're saying but perspective makes a difference. my dad what i learned from him was what not to do, who i didn't wanna be like. parents like that just had less patience but same intentions for the most part. i mean the streets is the streets bad areas r just that. parents like that is better than no parents still or better than parents who don't care.
@@BabaPinoy El Gallo negro the baddest Chicano on the blocc
Set my reminder so i can see my Carnal Gil ✊
Something seems very odd about this dude just cant put my finger on it i could be wrong tho
I was at Supermax with a few homies from The Boyz, monster, Scrappy they all got life. Smh
Lol I ran into monster he’s missing a tooth
The homie Andrew ?
Y’all need to do one of my neighborhood in Van Nuys
Yeah he should interview BVN.
Very nice thanks OG. 4 taking ur time. gotta LOVE our valley as I was raised in PACOIMA my RESPECTS to everyone gotta love the 90s
I’m born and raised in North Hollywood💪🏼 Lankershim Elementary, Walter Reed, Grant High School.
Same here
CLANTON
North Hollywood too. Hart street and Radford street.
That’s Gangsta
Fulcher Street between Burbank and Hatteras
North Hollywood raised💪🏼💯
Mesa
things were different back in the early and late 90s compared to how things are now big homie you speak the Truth..keep doing your thing and hope to see more.
great work alonso ...from a fellow officer! 💪
he’s a g 💯 i liked this interview
I went to Oxnard colfax Millikan and Walter reed miss the 818
That's what's up bro thank you for story I'm familiar with all the places you mention ....lonzo make more with valley homies .👍porfas
go watch PArt 2 now
go watch PArt 2 now
go watch PArt 2 now
go watch PArt 2 now
He's right. I took my father-in-law through there to the DMV in Van Nuys yesterday is there a bunch of places going up. I'm at a sign on it saying starting at the $700,000s...
Good work with the b-roll
appreciate you watching
Son is official hold it down family
Orale before I became a Christian my hood was Clanton ... old memories I’m glad vato made it .. taking care of the familia..... my old apartment was close to the donut shop on Fulton St lolz
He a smart wise man, not alot of dudes with his type of knowledge...and this is coming from a up north homie.
Dude im from Chicago and i think your a real G
Sammy Sam that’s el Valle homie it cracks down here
@@yung223s5 could not tell I'm from chiraq where the drillas be!!!
Baddest Varrio in the valley was started by the twins from south central when they got bussed out to go to highschool in the valley. Cuates Clanton ran the valley in the 80s and 90s
eddibetty10 yeah Hurd about the homies started the varrio back in highskoo
eddibetty10 that is an ignorant statement. Clanton probably ran north Hollywood but not the valle. Pacas, San fer, Barrio Van Nuys and Vineland always making noise.
@@eddiesalas423 to keep it real the valley ain't shit LMFAO kids play compared to Compton south central and watts. #FACTS
@ABaro Short lmao my brothers from Compton varrio 70 and stayed in the projects in pacoima. Y'all whack as fuck not active for shit. Lmfao y'all let 25ersK run all through your city. Lames
@@eddibetty10 you must never been to Pacas, San Fer, Panorama City,Van Nuys.. they got some riders in the Valle homie don’t get it fucked up and I’m from doble S side.. so I grew up around the Florence /Graham, East Side of South Central area..
Great interview
Great interview Alonzo n crew, is not just gang shit here. This our reality tv show for us raza. Hollywood in the house y'all!!! Chaooo!!!
I’m glad you made it through homie GoD Bless You And Your Family.
Are you G joe?
Every time you see MS on the wall it looks like a little kid did it.
Lol real talk
@@losgarcia5648 Yea F that PUTA you feel me bigg dgg, stay lifted G
@@eastlos7090 was good Gee. Aye you heard about the mom that killed her 3 kids in east la?
moms stories had me rolling LMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
American Cholo: I was born in Honduras 😂
Badass interview!!! Keep trying to get more Raza interviews.
Sun Valley middle School ❤️ North Hollywood has always been the best place to live 👏🏾
Oldest gangs in the San Fernando Valley between 65 and 80 were Canoga Park Van Nuys San Fernando Pacoima Sun Valley sol North Hollywood Locos Then 18th St. started a click then Clanton started to click Your neighborhood started as a football team called city boys that played against unknown gangs Rafford ,boys from the Hood, Vbz,FFF, And before Burbank separated from the city they were the biggest gangs What is white fence and 18th St,Playboy, learn your history before you talk bro tough bro.
Homie knows what time it is
This guy is a good speaker. Other guys interviews are boring.
Great interview . I relate to his story except my mom wasn’t having it lol
I remember that area.....Blythe St. in Sanfernando .
I grew up in N.Hollywood and went to school where this guy grew up .....lol 😄😄😄
You gotta do Conejo Next
I Fucc wit this Ese 💯💯
Respect homie
Ima Vet918 Nothing against this dude. But he’s Honduran. Mexican ese’s are harder for blacks to get a long with.
Respect Man Honduras 🇭🇳 Stand Up💪🏾💪🏾
Raymond Lewis FUCK HONDURAS! CHIHUAHUA MEXICO BITCH!
Do you know Grumpy from your hood
3:02 i find it funny that he said his mom dealt dope to the paisas when he and his mom are paisas too lol.
Something tells me ur not 100% white ur spelling paisa just like if u was 1 of them
@@hendrixmelgar2809 no shit im not white lol
That dude not paisa... look at his younger pics...he never was paisa
@@jonrivera27 he came from honduras (a country thats not the USA) thats the literal definition of beign a paisano lol
@@steerwheelholder6060 chicanos are not Piasa. Piasas are killing chicanos all over the state and in the pens. Every Chicano rapper that tried to go to Mexico has been murdered. Look it up, and stay outta Mexico.
Gentrification is starting to hit hard in Sacramento as well. A shitty apartment right outside the hood is 1200 dollars and up. Gentrification will hit sac in the next 10 yrs.
3 years after your comment and Gentrification is hitting Sac hard it's crazy to watch.
This guy is real no fake in him
Great video lots of memories
Cool interview!... but I went to Fair Ave Elementary (right across form the north Hollywood apartments) my self in those same years, and the majority of the guys that went to that school ended up being from “ELMER AVE LOCOS 13” ... which was one of the streets that was in those north Hollywood apartments complex or so called projects,... even though they were a
small gang, and probably not around anymore or at all, back in the day they didn’t get along with most of the surrounding gangs, but always held they own!... Much respect!
Not one of the biggest gangs (ELMER AVE LOCOS) in that time but sure held they’re own and were respected!
This dude has his own TH-cam channel now called "American cholo " check it out
@Steven Campos his jefa looks mexican tho in the picture 🤔
It's interesting he mentioned every hood in NH but ALSX3!
SERVISONE who tf is that
@@rolandomota2316 ALSX3 is ALLey Lokos 13 one of the badest hoods in North Hollywood.
@@SERVISONE get the fuck out here lol alley levas ain't bust no grapes...
Alley lokos is a non factor in noho it’s a ten man gang thst there hood got taken over by the lokos
Lmao ALS who?
Hey alonzo, how about one with Blinky Rodriguez? CIS is expanding big time, im sure they would appreciate some light for their good work
Thats right homie...all my child hood homies moved to the valley..however im able to be lucky to be Hollywood rider till this day..