Much love to everyone here in the comments! Appreciate you all for tapping in and your continuous support 🙏. Part 2 of this interview will be up tomorrow! Make sure you hit the notification bell you don’t want to miss it! Till then you know what it is! Stay tf Outta Trouble 👊
My husband was raised in Compton in Park Village. Close to this gentleman and his family. They were together a couple of weeks ago for the passing of his lil brother. I introduced your channel to my husband (who’s story is quite the same) & he has loved it. Thank you for your hard work and support for us. Much Alofas😊🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Alofa atu from your Tongan brother. We were mislead, we out now, and movin on, love to see y’all, get back to our roots and support one another. Stay Solid, I’m always tuned in and supporting, malo for the content I feel it Usos
I really feel what the Uso said. 80% of every bone in his body was telling him it was wrong. I felt the same thing whenever I made stupid decisions. And it sure didn't help when the hood praised you for the crime. The devil is a liar and praise God for your transformation .
This dude is one of the most genuinely accountable men I have heard speak on this subject, respect and much success to this gentlemen and best of luck in his future endeavors
Man I feel this uso needs a book...he was dropping gems and gave a good intro into the early life of Samoans in Compton. Respect uso Ron! Another great vid.
Really proud that we have our brothers come on and tell their story’s and also showing true emotion about the wrongs and rights in their life. A lot of love most of all respect.
GROWING UP IN COMPTON 165ST AREA IF YOU KNOW YOU KNOW, I HAVE NOTHING BUT RESPECT FOR THIS MAN ESPECIALLY MORE SO HEARING HIS STORY AND HOW HE STANDS ON WHAT HE STANDS ON AND THE WAY HE SHOWS NOTHING BUT RESPECT AND CARRIES HIMSELF LIKE A MAN.... #RESPECT #FACTS #MUCHLOVE #BLESSINGS #CETHEFUTURE #EARNESTTAPLENJACKSONJR #BISHOPWITHDAJUICE....
Bruh i remember uso he was talkin to this group i was in the O.K program when we visited San Quentin a couple years ago. He was fasho one of the ones that i took heed to and im happy he got out. Talkin to them inmates really changed my perspective💯
What the OG uso is saying is real. I was timing at Susanville on the 3 yard when my big USO from the PAKA came thru from pelican bay. I'm not gonna drop any names out of respect for my USO. When he was putting me up on game he told me he'd been riding with the Compton Kavale this whole time until they had an incident on the yard with the crip car and it had turned racial. He said it wasn't the Compton kavale that had the problem it was the other crips not from Compton that made it racial. He said the Compton car was gonna ride with him but out of love for Compton and his homies he didn't want that. So instead of causing alot of drama he burned his flag and that was it. He said no matter how much he represented the car, no matter how much work he had put in they they didn't accept him as one of them. I can tell that shit hurt the uso. And after all that the Compton car still had his back but it wasn't the same because it had turned racial. Sorry I wrote a long one UCE. I'm not good with using these phones. I just wanted to speak on it for a minute because I know alot of my young usos are on here and I just wanted them to know whats going on so they can make better decisions. Love what you doing USO. Keep lacing up our young polynesian homies Hamos, Tokos, Hawaiians, Fijians
@@upusama-v700 sorry for the late reply USO. I was there from 97 to 99. The USO came thru a few months before I was about to parole. We pulled him from the gym to my cell as soon he pulled up. I called him by his PAKA name UCE. He was about 5'9 and had his swoles on. Good USO. Laced me up when he came thru. If I'm not mistaken the homie was a lifer. Ga maua laga taimi for putting galuega in for the PAKA . Hope that helps sole. Manuia le afi afi. Soifua
Over these last few months, your vids, other than being damn interesting, have taught me a lot about being judgemental to our young ones who mess up. Bullying, fear, insecurity can push young men to dangerous places. Massive respect to you and those who you interview. Wisdom and Humility at their finest. Faafetai lava uso. Malo lava le galue; malo le a'ao solo. Much love from Auckland, NZ.
I feel at home listening to true stories of our Samoan communities from Cali, the struggles we bared, and the outcome of the unknown. His story is no different from my uncles back in Cali as Samoans. Me being born in Santa Ana and bread in Compton, proud Samoan, I’m hoping we can have more of these stories told to pass down to the next generation so the young ones can see they don’t need to be in that kind of lifestyle.
Good to see my USO COBRA doing this interview! Stay up, stay down and stay blessed USO!!! Keep doing what your doing USO RON. Appreciate the voices of reason and experience from the USOS ! Its not about glory, it's about giving back!!!
I have officially watched every video on 30 to Life and Count Time and have absorbed all the knowledge you guys have offered. I’m staying the fuck outta trouble.
@@tonybeetz8719 No Sir but I know a little bit about the cultures of the Pacific and South East Asia. The Tongans and the Samoans have an awesome warrior culture not too often spoken of.
My uso cobra was the reason I represented parcc village the way I did.. he looked out for all of us . His representation here is 700% and I hope it can wake up the new generation… glad you home big homie…
Yaah! Gang this my big bro cobra cuz ! I’m Happy to see this interview and hear him tell his story I was 13 years old when he left the streets his name we kept it alive all the time he was in the stoops In our hood we love each other no colors line that prison politics can put a bitter taste in your mouth I’m a Fijian Compton crip from pvcc 😂😂😂😂you know what I go through in those stoops
Yeszirr.. I remember growing up in the Village there was a Fijian family that was stayed in there repin the Village to fullest.. This was bac in the late 70s early 80s!!!
Another good interview Uso Ron… looking at this USO’s name…that last name Ama is on my mom’s side from Independent State of Samoa. Shout out OG Cobra…these stories help our next generation to stay away from the BS. Speaking of trailblazers and the ones who came before you guys in jail…it’s the same way in the military. We came in and the Uso’s who came before us laid down the reputation. Stay blessed Uso’s!!! Alofa atu👊🏾
@@mosehlewi3081 that’s right uce. Lets connect, I’d like to know that side of the family uso. Here’s my email jnansen@my.apsu.edu. Shoot me an email then we can exchange contacts. Alofa atu!
@@trinamalama1805 my grandmother Latafale is a Ama. She married a Schuster from Ululoloa Apia. That’s all I know because I was not raised on that side of the family. Let’s connect I’d like to know more. Alofa atu!!
Another fantastic interview between two certified OGs who have lived every stage of that life and come through the other side with a mature perspective. Warm regards from London lads 👊
Man, homie you keep elevating in your craft higher and higher. It blesses me to see how you're using your platform to educate, illuminate and inform people of these different life stories. I'm overwhelmed bro! Keep it up and God bless you and your family. UUUSSSSOOOO! YOOUUU KNOOOOWWWW! Hahahaha.
Some of my best friends are Samoan. Got nieces , nephews and Samoan godchildren. Lost two children with my Samoan wife back in 05. Rip🙏🏾 I trust Samoans more than I do my own folks. 💯✊🏾
I'm black and it's not racial with me. I have respect for my USO's. I understand the need for racial unity within your race. But we must all strive to unify as the human race. The construct of race has destroyed our way of life. I have any races back that would have mine.
Malo uso always good to hear stories from our usos and their experiences in LA takes me back having spent time in Compton and Carson as a youngin back in the days thank you OG Cobra and Uso Ron, great content, respects from Australia much alofas.
Loved hearing some of the history about polys man✊🏽✊🏽 my dad is from western Samoa and my mom American Samoa so when they had us they just wanted their kids to assimilate. Love hearing the history. Much love usos!!
Crazy cause I never thought about it in depth about how other Usos’s were putting it down representing for other Uso’s now a days. I stay in riverside but my pops grew up in Carson. Every time I run into somebody asking if I’m Samoan they either ask if I know such n such, Sports, or yeah I know this one Samoan cat from this hood or that hood. It’s the main ones I normally hear. The Samoans and Tongans that touched down on the mainland before anyone knew what Polynesians were throughout California salute to y’all for carrying that unwanted burden for the rest of us. Thanks to both y’all for the interview.
OG USO Cobra. I'm happy to see you on this video. Been a minute UCE. Good to see you made it home and you're well. Centinela 4 yard 1997 and 1998. We had the basketball court on lock. Cobra, Cuzzmo "Cosmo" and D Taeleifi to name a few. One Love from "Tonga" aka 3 point sniper
That's a real one right there that is the big homie right there it's good to see you big COBRA glad you made it home Big homie love you n****. BG sandman from the carvers 💙💙💙💙💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💯💯💯💯✊🏾
Mann, from YA baby to lifer. I wonder how many have walked that same path. That stat has to be way up there. Good to see all these old timers living a firmé life after all that. 💪🏼
"Things we're taught at home was not enough to protect us on the streets" Deep Love hearing the talk appreciated much I'm no one just a mama with 2 mid teens and 2 upcoming teens 3 young adult youths all who are going through their own stuff.
@@krisanglin8305 I grew up in Santa Ana we had to Samoan Families on our block. That all we did was hang out, played football together, eat at each other house.
Wow wise words from cobra, that part where he spoke on young homies having kids and loving them but the "actions not matching the emotion" I went through that and made some tough decisions lost alot of "friends" but I'm much happier because being a father gave me that motivation to be something better for them double salute both you uso's malo a le faamalosi west Sydney tappin in 🦾💯
OG Ron,This was an incredible interview,Parcc Village is the home of Goldie an infamous Death Row Crip inmate.Being from Northern California I was always interested in that particular set of the Crips.I never really been to Compton but love the historical information.Salute OG Cobra
I have never met a Samoan but I have love for my Spanish friends, the Mexicans I met from Texas and Cali! Much love to the Samoans! Would like to meet some of these guys in person. We all Familia in my eyes!
I think we all go through something like this back in the day. We all have to take a stand. Survival was the mode. Nice to hear story like this, the kids especially our Samoa kids can learn from it, you can only walk away so many times.. you can walk away. God bless !
Uso, faafetai tele lava mo le faʻasoaina atu o lau tala ma fautuaga mo a matou augatupulaga talavou, ou te talisapaia ma faʻaaloalo i lenei, alofa mai Ausetalia (thank you very much for sharing your story and advice for our younger generation, i appreciate and respect this, love from australia)
Love the content Uso! My mom’s side is from Parcc Village & Compton is where my parents met & I was born in 85’ MLk hospital. My parents & I moved right after the Rodney King riots & we resided here in Wa Tacoma area. But pops wanted to get me out of that life, thank God he did who knows how my life would have turned out. Man I’d love for you to interview my Uncles that are from Parcc Village. J.B (R.I.P), Tee & Blast. They are the first Polys to pioneer & join the Mongols MC now there is Compton Chapter because them & I heard the numbers of Polys been growing. But yea keep up the great work uce & much Alofas 🤙🏽
Thank you for the continuous support🙏 I don’t know if you and I talked about it before but either way let’s see if we can get these USOs on. If you got direct connection with any of them, please contact me at official30tolife@gmail.com
Mahalo nui loa for sharing your story brother Uso aloha from Hawaii plenty Samoan braddas locked up here at home Hawaii!! All respect from this Hawaiian my cuzzin!! Aloha.
grew up in Compton, 152nd, and Park Village. malo upu, nice to see you turn things positive. I remember those days roaming the village and all over including going to the church building on Acacia Street.
I'm a black guy from dC that moved to la I have never met such a group of people that are kind hearted good people in my life as the somoans and for record nobody is bullying somoans or any Polynesians becuz they are naturally to damn strong and can fight for 30 mins straight and not be tired and great people that accepted me
I believe this uso has a brother in pelican bay serving a life sentence as well, very good og back in the bay, hopefully his bro gets his release date and come home 🏡 stay blessed
Real talk. Same experience my family went through back in the late 60's, early 70's out in Oceanside. Any Samoan sibling getting into a fight you best believe the whole family would be getting involved. You fight one, you fight us all! Samoa mo Samoa.
OG Cobra is absolutely a real one.. I had the pleasure to be raised around a real one like the OG in Compton!!! Alofa atu USO. Good looking on paving the way!!!
Been telling people this as a barber.. as messed up as it is, it be them wack ass OGS that still be in the hood puttin in work, that be messing with these kids brains. It’s sad man. Glad to see you back uce, love from Daly City, Ca Bay Area!
Much love to everyone here in the comments! Appreciate you all for tapping in and your continuous support 🙏. Part 2 of this interview will be up tomorrow! Make sure you hit the notification bell you don’t want to miss it! Till then you know what it is! Stay tf Outta Trouble 👊
Thanks For Sharing
Thank you for the video. I was with Cobra, Cosmo, Big T in Centinela. Really good to see him. Ofa atu
Thanks for sharing 👍👍
First of all welcome home cuzzn. Wish u d besting all u do.
Man, this hit hard thanks for posting
My husband was raised in Compton in Park Village. Close to this gentleman and his family. They were together a couple of weeks ago for the passing of his lil brother. I introduced your channel to my husband (who’s story is quite the same) & he has loved it. Thank you for your hard work and support for us. Much Alofas😊🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Thank you! I’m grateful for that. I wish you and your husband peace and blessings. Much love!
Alofa atu from your Tongan brother. We were mislead, we out now, and movin on, love to see y’all, get back to our roots and support one another. Stay Solid, I’m always tuned in and supporting, malo for the content I feel it Usos
I really feel what the Uso said. 80% of every bone in his body was telling him it was wrong. I felt the same thing whenever I made stupid decisions. And it sure didn't help when the hood praised you for the crime. The devil is a liar and praise God for your transformation .
Real talk, well said 💯
Maaaaaaaan I felt that.
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This dude is one of the most genuinely accountable men I have heard speak on this subject, respect and much success to this gentlemen and best of luck in his future endeavors
this dude seem very solid. he understands accountability. hes thoughtful about life. i wish this dude the best
Man I feel this uso needs a book...he was dropping gems and gave a good intro into the early life of Samoans in Compton. Respect uso Ron! Another great vid.
100% I watched the whole thing. Very interesting past
Really proud that we have our brothers come on and tell their story’s and also showing true emotion about the wrongs and rights in their life. A lot of love most of all respect.
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@@30toLifepvcck soscg
Respect to OG Cobra, appreciate the gems the uso dropped in this interview!Shout out to da Uso Ron for this interview. 💪🏽
GROWING UP IN COMPTON 165ST AREA IF YOU KNOW YOU KNOW, I HAVE NOTHING BUT RESPECT FOR THIS MAN ESPECIALLY MORE SO HEARING HIS STORY AND HOW HE STANDS ON WHAT HE STANDS ON AND THE WAY HE SHOWS NOTHING BUT RESPECT AND CARRIES HIMSELF LIKE A MAN.... #RESPECT #FACTS #MUCHLOVE #BLESSINGS #CETHEFUTURE #EARNESTTAPLENJACKSONJR #BISHOPWITHDAJUICE....
MUCH RESPECT TO THE OG HOMIE COBRA🖖🏽💯 Thank you for the history of our Samoan culture in the states💯
Bruh i remember uso he was talkin to this group i was in the O.K program when we visited San Quentin a couple years ago. He was fasho one of the ones that i took heed to and im happy he got out. Talkin to them inmates really changed my perspective💯
He was talking about emotions and I started singing “you got the best of my love” 🤣🤣🤣
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💯😄💯Ok
The USO is well spoken. Would love to see him start his own podcast.
Much love to the Pacific Islanders and the Asain community. So much going on in Los Angeles. Appreciate the great content big homies
Man some of the most standup and solid people that I ever kick it with are the Usos and Polynesian folks 💯💯💯
Nothing but love and respect for the uso's for being 100% solid and sharing their stories...Like RBL said "There's a lesson to be learned"..
What the OG uso is saying is real. I was timing at Susanville on the 3 yard when my big USO from the PAKA came thru from pelican bay. I'm not gonna drop any names out of respect for my USO. When he was putting me up on game he told me he'd been riding with the Compton Kavale this whole time until they had an incident on the yard with the crip car and it had turned racial. He said it wasn't the Compton kavale that had the problem it was the other crips not from Compton that made it racial. He said the Compton car was gonna ride with him but out of love for Compton and his homies he didn't want that. So instead of causing alot of drama he burned his flag and that was it. He said no matter how much he represented the car, no matter how much work he had put in they they didn't accept him as one of them. I can tell that shit hurt the uso. And after all that the Compton car still had his back but it wasn't the same because it had turned racial. Sorry I wrote a long one UCE. I'm not good with using these phones. I just wanted to speak on it for a minute because I know alot of my young usos are on here and I just wanted them to know whats going on so they can make better decisions. Love what you doing USO. Keep lacing up our young polynesian homies Hamos, Tokos, Hawaiians, Fijians
All our USO'S.
@ J Tuf - ‘Preciate your comment.
What year were you in Susie’s? Was that the Uso Syme?
@@upusama-v700 sorry for the late reply USO. I was there from 97 to 99. The USO came thru a few months before I was about to parole. We pulled him from the gym to my cell as soon he pulled up. I called him by his PAKA name UCE. He was about 5'9 and had his swoles on. Good USO. Laced me up when he came thru. If I'm not mistaken the homie was a lifer. Ga maua laga taimi for putting galuega in for the PAKA . Hope that helps sole. Manuia le afi afi. Soifua
@@jtuf44 Manuia
@@jtuf44 is probably Simon aka lowdown he was facing 20yrs to life.
Great insight!! One of the most in depth interviews I’ve seen by far relating cultural and identity crises. Respect Cobra and Uso Ma’a.
Over these last few months, your vids, other than being damn interesting, have taught me a lot about being judgemental to our young ones who mess up. Bullying, fear, insecurity can push young men to dangerous places. Massive respect to you and those who you interview. Wisdom and Humility at their finest. Faafetai lava uso. Malo lava le galue; malo le a'ao solo. Much love from Auckland, NZ.
I feel at home listening to true stories of our Samoan communities from Cali, the struggles we bared, and the outcome of the unknown. His story is no different from my uncles back in Cali as Samoans. Me being born in Santa Ana and bread in Compton, proud Samoan, I’m hoping we can have more of these stories told to pass down to the next generation so the young ones can see they don’t need to be in that kind of lifestyle.
Hola beautiful?
Good to see my USO COBRA doing this interview! Stay up, stay down and stay blessed USO!!!
Keep doing what your doing USO RON. Appreciate the voices of reason and experience from the USOS ! Its not about glory, it's about giving back!!!
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I have officially watched every video on 30 to Life and Count Time and have absorbed all the knowledge you guys have offered. I’m staying the fuck outta trouble.
"something happens to you when you become a father" 🙏☝️
I love that Uso get down and historically some of best pro wrestlers were Samoan, which is STILL the case today.
You Samoan Blackie ?
@@tonybeetz8719 No Sir but I know a little bit about the cultures of the Pacific and South East Asia. The Tongans and the Samoans have an awesome warrior culture not too often spoken of.
Just asking because not many Samoans in general into metal/rock but I am lol.Take care Uso.
@@tonybeetz8719 FUCK YEAH DUDE! Im old school so I only really listen to 2nd wave bands but I like old school melodic shit like Dimmu Borgir.
@@blackieblackmetal7218 you should check out a samoan metal band called sheperds reign pretty cool take on metal with samoan fusion
My uso cobra was the reason I represented parcc village the way I did.. he looked out for all of us . His representation here is 700% and I hope it can wake up the new generation… glad you home big homie…
Yaah! Gang this my big bro cobra cuz ! I’m Happy to see this interview and hear him tell his story I was 13 years old when he left the streets his name we kept it alive all the time he was in the stoops
In our hood we love each other no colors line that prison politics can put a bitter taste in your mouth I’m a Fijian Compton crip from pvcc 😂😂😂😂you know what I go through in those stoops
malo bula bula lol
Yaahmpton!!! ✌🏽
Bula Fijians always defer to crips over bloods any reason fam?
Yeszirr.. I remember growing up in the Village there was a Fijian family that was stayed in there repin the Village to fullest.. This was bac in the late 70s early 80s!!!
@@officialftincredible916 most their family crips
Big respect to the Uso Ron and the OG Uce. Your life stories are the most important narratives taking place on TH-cam.
When he acknowledged that "he had choices," that's empowerment.
Another great interview uce. 👏🏽 Love hearing stories from our people about their lives & how they've grown from the set backs. ✌🏽
This is my fav interview so far. Thanks to this OG uso for sharing his story. And thanks Ron for this awesome channel. 🙌🏽🔥
RESPECT to the OG USO , UPUMONI...REAL OG FOR LOOKN OUT FOR OUR PEOPLE IN THE STREETS AND MAKING THAT STAND...MALO LE KAU..🤜🏾🤛🏾🇼🇸
Another good interview Uso Ron… looking at this USO’s name…that last name Ama is on my mom’s side from Independent State of Samoa. Shout out OG Cobra…these stories help our next generation to stay away from the BS. Speaking of trailblazers and the ones who came before you guys in jail…it’s the same way in the military. We came in and the Uso’s who came before us laid down the reputation. Stay blessed Uso’s!!! Alofa atu👊🏾
Much alofa my Uce 🤙💪
Yup from Lotofaga, Safata, Tuamasaga
@@mosehlewi3081 that’s right uce. Lets connect, I’d like to know that side of the family uso. Here’s my email jnansen@my.apsu.edu. Shoot me an email then we can exchange contacts. Alofa atu!
My moms maiden name is Ama
@@trinamalama1805 my grandmother Latafale is a Ama. She married a Schuster from Ululoloa Apia. That’s all I know because I was not raised on that side of the family. Let’s connect I’d like to know more. Alofa atu!!
Cobra,, good to see you free..You deserve it.. same dude on the inside as you speak it on the outside..thanks for everything..❤️Yatco
Another fantastic interview between two certified OGs who have lived every stage of that life and come through the other side with a mature perspective. Warm regards from London lads 👊
Thank you 🙏
Wonder if he related to coconut another big homie from park village and a ama also that's big sole
Man, homie you keep elevating in your craft higher and higher. It blesses me to see how you're using your platform to educate, illuminate and inform people of these different life stories. I'm overwhelmed bro! Keep it up and God bless you and your family. UUUSSSSOOOO! YOOUUU KNOOOOWWWW! Hahahaha.
Thank you 🙏
Growing up in Oakland, Ca..u spoke for a lot of us Uce!!✊🏽💪🏽💪🏽
Great interview Uce. Right on OG Cobra. Much love and respect to my Samoan family from a Tongan Uso.
Love & Respect for the Usos from this Chamo here!!! Real Talk!!!
Much respect from Guam lots of Samoan friends here 🤙🏽
Some of my best friends are Samoan. Got nieces , nephews and Samoan godchildren. Lost two children with my Samoan wife back in 05. Rip🙏🏾 I trust Samoans more than I do my own folks. 💯✊🏾
What is your own folks?
@@daixer3156 Right!? 🤔
I'm black and it's not racial with me. I have respect for my USO's. I understand the need for racial unity within your race. But we must all strive to unify as the human race. The construct of race has destroyed our way of life. I have any races back that would have mine.
Keep spreading that knowledge. Race division only to keep us on that sucka mentality by the powers that be on some divide & conquer sh....
phenotypically samoans, tongas, fijians are black people too
@@stylezp829 nah they look more like Asians since they are related to Asians genetically and linguistically as well
@@stylezp829 say that to a Samoan where I’m from they find that offensive
@@ttagagagags586 say what?
Great interview. The big homie will always be the big homie. I respect the transition.
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Man it's good to see corbra out much love uso for Og ricc rocc spook town
Malo uso always good to hear stories from our usos and their experiences in LA takes me back having spent time in Compton and Carson as a youngin back in the days thank you OG Cobra and Uso Ron, great content, respects from Australia much alofas.
Loved hearing some of the history about polys man✊🏽✊🏽 my dad is from western Samoa and my mom American Samoa so when they had us they just wanted their kids to assimilate. Love hearing the history. Much love usos!!
Fantastic interview! I could listen to this guy all day.
Another great interview with the USOs Ron n Cobra.U know the topic stay tf outta trouble!!!!
We need more interviews with OG Cobra..
Crazy cause I never thought about it in depth about how other Usos’s were putting it down representing for other Uso’s now a days. I stay in riverside but my pops grew up in Carson. Every time I run into somebody asking if I’m Samoan they either ask if I know such n such, Sports, or yeah I know this one Samoan cat from this hood or that hood. It’s the main ones I normally hear. The Samoans and Tongans that touched down on the mainland before anyone knew what Polynesians were throughout California salute to y’all for carrying that unwanted burden for the rest of us. Thanks to both y’all for the interview.
OG USO Cobra. I'm happy to see you on this video. Been a minute UCE. Good to see you made it home and you're well. Centinela 4 yard 1997 and 1998. We had the basketball court on lock. Cobra, Cuzzmo "Cosmo" and D Taeleifi to name a few. One Love from "Tonga" aka 3 point sniper
That's a real one right there that is the big homie right there it's good to see you big COBRA glad you made it home Big homie love you n****. BG sandman from the carvers 💙💙💙💙💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💯💯💯💯✊🏾
@SYMBOLISTIC PRO GAMING LINK
Wut it do BG ? ‘ Lookin out on the love and support 💙 Parcc Luv !
Our samoan youth needs this channel more than ever. I hope they find it. Thank you for what you do uso. Keep it up
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Native & Samoans have a common ancestor they are both Warriors and know it
Mann, from YA baby to lifer. I wonder how many have walked that same path. That stat has to be way up there. Good to see all these old timers living a firmé life after all that. 💪🏼
What we thought was a righteous path back then was just an illusion. Good to see people get another chance to make it right.
“ Only two types of people those who learn the easy way & those who learn the hard way “
Hope all my Poly brothas hear this interview✊🏽
Good video uso!!! My Pops and my Uncles from the YAAH. Love to see our people doin big things!! Keep grinding sole.
Thank you 🙏
"Things we're taught at home was not enough to protect us on the streets" Deep Love hearing the talk appreciated much I'm no one just a mama with 2 mid teens and 2 upcoming teens 3 young adult youths all who are going through their own stuff.
OG Big REBO from PARC Village spoke Black and Samoan Crips doing they thing. OG REBO gave big love to his SAMOAN partners.
Us blacks always had love for Polynesians period one love ✊🏿
@@krisanglin8305 I grew up in Santa Ana we had to Samoan Families on our block. That all we did was hang out, played football together, eat at each other house.
Grebo was da OOOG
VIP OG Reno forreal
OG Rebo was a legend
I had a lot of Samoan friends when I lived in long Beach they are very nice people I just love them
Much love and respect from Detroit ✊🏽👑
Damn, this Interview was Lit! Keep it up USO Ron!
Right on uso for the knowledge and a piece of history of Southern Cali when Hamoʻs migrated and were back in the 60-70’s era in LA.
And 50s
Love my Samoan homies I grew up with in LB back in the 90’s.
Wow wise words from cobra, that part where he spoke on young homies having kids and loving them but the "actions not matching the emotion" I went through that and made some tough decisions lost alot of "friends" but I'm much happier because being a father gave me that motivation to be something better for them double salute both you uso's malo a le faamalosi west Sydney tappin in 🦾💯
This dude is as real as it gets.👊
I hope this braddah is doing well in life. Mahalo for sharing 🙏🏽🤙🏽💪🏽
Love the content uso, I love hearing story’s of how our hamos and other poly USO’s get down alofa atu uce
Much love to our samoan brothers and sisters !!!!
Already waitin on part 2 big uce lol got off work grabbed my plate 30 to life 🤟🏽
What’s up cobra 🐍 I was locked up with cobra in Chuckawalla Prison back in 03 ..He was the most Solid Dude I’ve ever met 100%
I remember this uso from scared straight wonderful interview uso
I wish we had Samoan brothers down here. There would be more sensible dudes in the hood.
I’m black from South Vallejo, CA
My name Sloc
The only allies us blacks got in this life struggle is Pacific Islanders
Yee u already know bruh be safe out here south is ugly right now
NORTES TOO FOR THE MOST PART
@heera rodriguez alot of southsiders are hopping on the n word as well now
@heera rodriguez they do once they hit the pen. Same happens to nortenos.
@heera rodriguez ok folks, mayatero is what dey sayn. When I was round my brown brothers we would call a sellout to white peoples La Malinches.
OG Ron,This was an incredible interview,Parcc Village is the home of Goldie an infamous Death Row Crip inmate.Being from Northern California I was always interested in that particular set of the Crips.I never really been to Compton but love the historical information.Salute OG Cobra
yup…the whiteboy from park villiage that was with the shits
@@NHPhamousPolo Facts
Big Rebo from Parcc Village too?
@@hjmendoza71 big rebo is black, just recently passed away
@@hjmendoza71 Yaahp n he from the dark side
My favorite interview by far, is nice to see the OG out. Thanks Ron.
This was a very interesting interview. Thank you for sharing your stories brothers. I live in NZ, it was great to hear about your journeys!
Great American real life stories about our own. Our experience, our subculture, living in the USA. Thanks for sharing.
Uso Ron keep up the good n solid contents with our poly peoples much love🤝
This man is more educated than a UC Postgrad..
Solid interview Uso. Respect to the poly movement for success to our younger generations 💯💯💯
I have never met a Samoan but I have love for my Spanish friends, the Mexicans I met from Texas and Cali! Much love to the Samoans! Would like to meet some of these guys in person. We all Familia in my eyes!
🤝
@heera rodriguez not many people know this.
Another good message to keep the youth from making mistakes that will lead to prison.
I think we all go through something like this back in the day. We all have to take a stand. Survival was the mode. Nice to hear story like this, the kids especially our Samoa kids can learn from it, you can only walk away so many times.. you can walk away. God bless !
You are the best at what you do! Very influential !!! RESPECT ✊🏽
Thank you 🙏
Uso, faafetai tele lava mo le faʻasoaina atu o lau tala ma fautuaga mo a matou augatupulaga talavou, ou te talisapaia ma faʻaaloalo i lenei,
alofa mai Ausetalia
(thank you very much for sharing your story and
advice for our younger generation, i appreciate and respect this, love from australia)
Big respect appreciate what u guys are doing here
Great vid bro.. U bringing educational content fosho...
Love the content Uso! My mom’s side is from Parcc Village & Compton is where my parents met & I was born in 85’ MLk hospital. My parents & I moved right after the Rodney King riots & we resided here in Wa Tacoma area. But pops wanted to get me out of that life, thank God he did who knows how my life would have turned out.
Man I’d love for you to interview my Uncles that are from Parcc Village. J.B (R.I.P), Tee & Blast. They are the first Polys to pioneer & join the Mongols MC now there is Compton Chapter because them & I heard the numbers of Polys been growing.
But yea keep up the great work uce & much Alofas 🤙🏽
Thank you for the continuous support🙏 I don’t know if you and I talked about it before but either way let’s see if we can get these USOs on. If you got direct connection with any of them, please contact me at
official30tolife@gmail.com
Good interview Uso Ron.. keep up the keep up Uso🤙🤙🤙
Mahalo nui loa for sharing your story brother Uso aloha from Hawaii plenty Samoan braddas locked up here at home Hawaii!!
All respect from this Hawaiian my cuzzin!! Aloha.
this uso need to be on kevmac videos to talk about the darc side of pvcc
grew up in Compton, 152nd, and Park Village. malo upu, nice to see you turn things positive. I remember those days roaming the village and all over including going to the church building on Acacia Street.
big uce teaching SOLID FACTS...Ofa atu to yall both,from a TOKO
I'm a black guy from dC that moved to la I have never met such a group of people that are kind hearted good people in my life as the somoans and for record nobody is bullying somoans or any Polynesians becuz they are naturally to damn strong and can fight for 30 mins straight and not be tired and great people that accepted me
I believe this uso has a brother in pelican bay serving a life sentence as well, very good og back in the bay, hopefully his bro gets his release date and come home 🏡 stay blessed
Real talk. Same experience my family went through back in the late 60's, early 70's out in Oceanside. Any Samoan sibling getting into a fight you best believe the whole family would be getting involved. You fight one, you fight us all! Samoa mo Samoa.
Same with the Moluccans in the Netherlands lol but we are Melanesians.Big love to y'all from West Melanesia! (Maluku,West Papua,and East Timor!)
OG Cobra is absolutely a real one.. I had the pleasure to be raised around a real one like the OG in Compton!!!
Alofa atu USO. Good looking on paving the way!!!
Been telling people this as a barber.. as messed up as it is, it be them wack ass OGS that still be in the hood puttin in work, that be messing with these kids brains. It’s sad man. Glad to see you back uce, love from Daly City, Ca Bay Area!
This interview flowed well, no misdirection. Ron knows how to drive the conversation home.