Let me start off by saying, first, I'm a black man from the hood who has served in the military and who is currently a police officer in Cincinnati. This interview, by far, was the best I've seen, in my opinion. I've seen Gangster Williams in several interviews, and he is always very interesting to watch. His story easily could have been my life. This is my first time seeing the other gentleman. Both of them brought so much to the table, and the mutual respect for each other and each other's choices in life were admirable. Great interview!
We appreciate you my brotha. I got 1 question for you tho. How do you deal wit the bad apples you gotta work beside every day? If it was to go down with them who’ve been asking for it. Will you get your brothas ready
These two can do a podcast together interviewing street dudes and war vets .. man they will blow up ..They coming from two different backgrounds will shine a light on things and I think will help a lot of people to change and also help people look at people differently bringing awareness to environment that causes people to adapt to.
My favorite interview by far...The "Black John Wick," it was the knowledge and his ability to combine both worlds in such a non-judgmental way...I thought Terrance was going to cry!
They are both so humble with respect to each others ability. That’s why they are still alive. That’s powerful. You both make me want to be each of you in fantasy.
11:25 now this is mature men conversation. Two men big upping each other and listening to each other. Taking their individual experiences to give us-the audience-an insightful conversation. Thank you to all involved.
Need more of them together like this it’s like I’m home listening to my older uncle type . Like this is what us young black men need more of honestly . From both side to show one isn’t greater than the other . Have to look at things for what it is . Don’t be confused because it look different
THIS INTERVIEW RIGHT HERE IS THE ONE‼️When I say packed with knowledge & wisdom MAN 🙌🏽🥇💯 I love how humble Gangster is to know he doesn’t know it all but willing to listen also how humble O was not to downplay but to see the resemblance in the different backgrounds‼️😮💨💯 BEST OF BOTH WORLDS 🙌🏽
This Interview needs more views. Two types of Black Men. Both equally, stood on business and thrived. I would NOT like to swap shoes or lifestyles with either one. Simply, listen you might reflect on your own short comings and lifestyle and grow. Let me just leave this here: "Whom seeks experience as a teacher is a fool." Ironically , a teacher explained that to me because acquiring intelligence, knowledge and skills. Saves you alot of time and money. Be Blessed and have a productive 2025.
From the slums of NY... 19 delta from 04-2012... I took lives because I was told to do so....I was never given the necessary tools to deal with or understand the magnitude of my actions...and it's sad
Reminds me of this bomb ex Navy Seal brotha Remi Adeleke who wrote "Transformed", cause his story is crazy with is Dad being a real Nigerian Prince who invented this banana island or something but he ended up in New York gang life... to become a Navy Seal. Amazing.
Yes my daughter 17, she graduate next year, she joined the National Guard, She do drill once a month, after graduation she goes off to South Carolina for basic training and go to school in Georgia for her classes in Satellite Communications
I had that happen to me on a raid in an apt in Iraq ( &&&& near &&&& my pants too ) LOL. I was in an infantry unit and we conducting sweeps/raids in a certain area of our operating zone. Well,my M-4 clipped as I had a 15 yr old Iraqee boy in my sights ( he had run upstairs to get a Hallmark greeting card for me-LOL ) just kidding. He was trying to get his weapon,an AK-47,of course.As I came into that room I told him to stop and he turned around to face me ( on a near by couch was an Ak-47 ) he saw I had the drop on him,then stood still. He eyed the AK-47 near him and looked back at me,I shook my head saying don't do it. He moved for that weapon.Then I heard the click sound,then I knew I was dead,the distance between us was too great to get him.I didn't see my life flash before me,just dreadful-FEAR.As this teen turned his weapon towards me,his body started twisting and turning as he was being hit several times by M-4 fire coming from my rear.It was Sgt Martinez ( my best friend from my infantry unit ) saving my &&& !!! Again-LOL. I went to the corpse and took that Ak-47 as I slung my inactive M-4 over my shoulder,then we continued our sweep in that apt complex. After we finished our raids and everything was clear,I jumped into Sgt Martinez's arms and kissed him ( not on the lips tho-LOL ) for the next 2 months I'd jump into his arms,kissing him on the cheeks and fore-head,would do it in the chow line too. LOL. I didn't care where I was,I'd kiss,it felt so GOOD to be alive. SEMPER-FI
@Reallyfe.. This was a genuinely brilliant idea! I 💡a lot of young Black men learned a lot!! I also just realized we got street-trained psychopaths in our hood training every day and walking amongst us!! 😮
Them mentioning drones just took me down a rabbit hole and it’s crazy that technology is cheaper than food I can get a drone with a camera on it for less than $10 today imagine what the military has
Whats real about being a service member for a gangster corporation. You're more of an educated pawn sir. That's it that's all. Listen to John Wick mane
They’re giving us what most want to hear. Because a lot of people can relate. These are real issues that most are facing everyday. Now if you don’t want to consume this type of content. Than go find the content you want to hear.
@ Overstood, but come on! There are stories of moms and pops with real accomplishments that are meaningful! I’m sure one of your parents is a hero! Respectfully! We put to much emphasis on people that set us back one way or another! I was once guilty of it
It would be interesting to get a couple fast food managers on the show . Hear their story, see what kind of person they are, and what it takes to sustain their type of lifestyle..
Love this!!! On the “Heart” piece I think the difference between the soldier/law enforcement and a gangster is knowing the what ifs vs not knowing or being able to overtly assume the outcome. As a soldier/LE knowing you runnin into a situation where you know they have guns and it’s a high probability you’re going to get hurt where you can’t decide if I’m going in or not because of the mission vs shooting at a opp and the probability of someone have a gun and or being able to shoot back is the biggest difference between the two. Essentially in most cases gangsters have the element of surprise more times than not
When ending someone is your day job, you different, no questions asked. OGz put in work off principal & have room to be merciful. Soldiers have tattoos that say "no mercy" hm you better know wtf that mean - man, woman, child, dog it don't matter, you follow orders.
Its cool to mix theses two guys into 1 interview. Everybody will copy this format. Also....you can mirror the training that the military guy has but guys like Terrance don't freeze up under pressure.
The Ruger reference is Not called a 2 stage nothin. Its actually a single stage trigger. Homie was describing the decocker in the slide...Black who now? Lol
It’s crazy I found this man’s channel, I saw his face in a Instagram reel about how he lost his wife right before he became a millionaire, and he said focus on your bag young kings, now he got gangsta on his channel
This was awesome yaul broke the mold with this one to have two different perspectives on what it’s like on both sides as a black Man and to see the understanding and the similarities in the two was very informative I love this
I’m a retired Army guy. A Soldier and a gangster podcast would be a good podcast. A lot of these youngster’s out here would benefit from it.
That would be a good one. They’re on to something with this
Why?
It really would
@@collinsmith6611The military is basically a gang just different aspects to it it's always beneficial to see multiple perspectives of one situation.
@sav1938 True indeed..... You right when you look at it from another lense..
Let me start off by saying, first, I'm a black man from the hood who has served in the military and who is currently a police officer in Cincinnati. This interview, by far, was the best I've seen, in my opinion. I've seen Gangster Williams in several interviews, and he is always very interesting to watch. His story easily could have been my life. This is my first time seeing the other gentleman. Both of them brought so much to the table, and the mutual respect for each other and each other's choices in life were admirable. Great interview!
🫡🫡 I served and live in Cincinnati too. Thank you
We appreciate you my brotha. I got 1 question for you tho. How do you deal wit the bad apples you gotta work beside every day? If it was to go down with them who’ve been asking for it. Will you get your brothas ready
@@UriyahMcCraywho cares clown u a goofy anyway
Thank you for your service. 🫡
Which precinct are you terrorizing so i can avoid you lol
The way "wick" brought the level with him. Made OG feel credible and respected. This interview was a good one.
It’s facts too. I did a case study in college about this type of connection.
Exactly
These two can do a podcast together interviewing street dudes and war vets .. man they will blow up ..They coming from two different backgrounds will shine a light on things and I think will help a lot of people to change and also help people look at people differently bringing awareness to environment that causes people to adapt to.
Man u just came up with a master plan factz and they can just drop one video per week and kill it and still do they solo thing
My favorite interview by far...The "Black John Wick," it was the knowledge and his ability to combine both worlds in such a non-judgmental way...I thought Terrance was going to cry!
Terrence Williams is the type to beat you with that 4x4 and laugh for no reason 💀
Michael Myers fr 😂
A 2 x 4
😬
He gone run him over ????😅
But won't shoot if kids around. Stop trying to demonize
They are both so humble with respect to each others ability. That’s why they are still alive. That’s powerful. You both make me want to be each of you in fantasy.
That last part is outrageous
Big facts😅@@Papagramz_
Ability? To do what? Harm melanated people????
@@Papagramz_ 🤣🤣🤣😂
@@Papagramz_cant even like it 😂😂
11:25 now this is mature men conversation. Two men big upping each other and listening to each other. Taking their individual experiences to give us-the audience-an insightful conversation. Thank you to all involved.
OG was ready to do the Nolia clap when the interview first came on 😂
As a retired grunt, my definition of fear is loosing my family aka not making it home
As a retired pimp.. my only fear is never pimping again
@@BLVNC0999lame 😢
@@BLVNC0999 Then,you've over came your fear,amigo. Good going.
@@kerry-j4m u don’t get it.
@@DeeRockWay OH,I get it. LOL.
Man y’all do excellent work, Real Lyfe Street Starz!!! Congratulations and continue the good work!!
Need more of them together like this it’s like I’m home listening to my older uncle type . Like this is what us young black men need more of honestly . From both side to show one isn’t greater than the other . Have to look at things for what it is . Don’t be confused because it look different
Gangster is calm, and the soldier is tense, yet the vibes are good.
Ahaha nice
This is my 1,000th time watching the channel. This is my 1st time commenting. Great positive, PRODUCTIVE interview! Salute!
THIS INTERVIEW RIGHT HERE IS THE ONE‼️When I say packed with knowledge & wisdom MAN 🙌🏽🥇💯 I love how humble Gangster is to know he doesn’t know it all but willing to listen also how humble O was not to downplay but to see the resemblance in the different backgrounds‼️😮💨💯 BEST OF BOTH WORLDS 🙌🏽
Respect to both men and a big thanks to The black John Wick for your service brother 🫡
This is definitely one of my favorite interviews. Nicely done!
This could go so far.
The youth needs to know, Life is more than they could ever imagine.
Organized crime vs Unorganized crime
🤣🤣😂😂😂. So which one unorganized crime??? 🤣🤣. Don’t even answer bruh
@@DesireGalvez9 Unorganized Crime is One Zip Code N666A Mentality
Interesting take. Yes I caught it. No hate, salute
Lowkey deep
@DesireGalvez9 the little street gang.
This is such a powerful interview. As a man involved with both worlds and people in both, this couldn’t be more powerful and accurate. #TRUTH
Say this 1 of the GREATEST interviews I ever saw on so many LEVELS!!! YALL set the Bar with this 1!!
This was a Good Convo 💯
This is the best interview I've seen on the channel. This joint better do #'s.
I don't understand how this doesn't have more views.
When we’re young, we think we’re safe at home…💯
As a former Us Army sergeant… I love both perspectives. Both warriors🫡✊🏾
Recently got promoted to 5 thanks for your service brother
@@Boomy2nicce congrats sgt🫡. Be a great leader!
@@UriyahMcCray I’ll try my friend
I really love & respect how understanding the army guy is to a civilian lifestyle . That’s major
Vice versa
Love the way they gave each other they flowers back n forth lol like a positive argument
Gangsta and Nate Boone should never be in the same building
That's 1
This Interview needs more views. Two types of Black Men. Both equally, stood on business and thrived. I would NOT like to swap shoes or lifestyles with either one. Simply, listen you might reflect on your own short comings and lifestyle and grow. Let me just leave this here: "Whom seeks experience as a teacher is a fool." Ironically , a teacher explained that to me because acquiring intelligence, knowledge and skills. Saves you alot of time and money. Be Blessed and have a productive 2025.
Peace and Blessings unto these two men for overcoming and making change! Respect 🫡
Word Word
From the slums of NY... 19 delta from 04-2012... I took lives because I was told to do so....I was never given the necessary tools to deal with or understand the magnitude of my actions...and it's sad
this is the best interview I've ever seen... these guys are a treasure.
Reminds me of this bomb ex Navy Seal brotha Remi Adeleke who wrote "Transformed", cause his story is crazy with is Dad being a real Nigerian Prince who invented this banana island or something but he ended up in New York gang life... to become a Navy Seal. Amazing.
Get him on here with Nate Boone Craft
Yeah that would be a good one 😂
Facts
🔥🎯
The Soldier Vs The Hitman 🥶
@@dameonjackson9116fiction
Wow what a great interview. Respect to both men and their knowledge.
the most fuckn respectful conversation I've ever seen....
Yes my daughter 17, she graduate next year, she joined the National Guard, She do drill once a month, after graduation she goes off to South Carolina for basic training and go to school in Georgia for her classes in Satellite Communications
17 years old & getting knocked off right after your scat pack purchase is beyond me 🪖
They both should do a documentary together mixing their life styles
The loudest sound in a gunfight is a click… real shit!!!
I had that happen to me on a raid in an apt in Iraq ( &&&& near &&&& my pants too ) LOL. I was in an infantry unit and we conducting sweeps/raids in a certain area of our operating zone. Well,my M-4 clipped as I had a 15 yr old Iraqee boy in my sights ( he had run upstairs to get a Hallmark greeting card for me-LOL ) just kidding. He was trying to get his weapon,an AK-47,of course.As I came into that room I told him to stop and he turned around to face me ( on a near by couch was an Ak-47 ) he saw I had the drop on him,then stood still. He eyed the AK-47 near him and looked back at me,I shook my head saying don't do it. He moved for that weapon.Then I heard the click sound,then I knew I was dead,the distance between us was too great to get him.I didn't see my life flash before me,just dreadful-FEAR.As this teen turned his weapon towards me,his body started twisting and turning as he was being hit several times by M-4 fire coming from my rear.It was Sgt Martinez ( my best friend from my infantry unit ) saving my &&& !!! Again-LOL. I went to the corpse and took that Ak-47 as I slung my inactive M-4 over my shoulder,then we continued our sweep in that apt complex. After we finished our raids and everything was clear,I jumped into Sgt Martinez's arms and kissed him ( not on the lips tho-LOL ) for the next 2 months I'd jump into his arms,kissing him on the cheeks and fore-head,would do it in the chow line too. LOL. I didn't care where I was,I'd kiss,it felt so GOOD to be alive. SEMPER-FI
Great questions, insightful and thought-provoking
OG STORK
I am glad this conversation was had.
They should've had black vets interview these guys...so much wisdom here and the dopes behind the camera are asking the most elementary questions
@Reallyfe.. This was a genuinely brilliant idea! I 💡a lot of young Black men learned a lot!! I also just realized we got street-trained psychopaths in our hood training every day and walking amongst us!! 😮
Damn this podcast was OFF THE CHAIN!! WISDOM bombs from two sides of the opposite poles. More like this please✊🏿
Them mentioning drones just took me down a rabbit hole and it’s crazy that technology is cheaper than food I can get a drone with a camera on it for less than $10 today imagine what the military has
Yall on to something with this The Solider & The Stepper
Love This Interview. 💯
Realest thing I ever said to my self was," die in these streets for nothing ,or die in the military and at least be a hero"
Whats real about being a service member for a gangster corporation. You're more of an educated pawn sir. That's it that's all. Listen to John Wick mane
Have you ever had a successful black man or woman on here with no violent background or direct street affiliation?
Shawn Cotton that's it
They’re giving us what most want to hear. Because a lot of people can relate. These are real issues that most are facing everyday. Now if you don’t want to consume this type of content. Than go find the content you want to hear.
It's called Real life STREET stars
The channel is literally called real lyfe street stars not black peoples united
@ Overstood, but come on! There are stories of moms and pops with real accomplishments that are meaningful! I’m sure one of your parents is a hero! Respectfully! We put to much emphasis on people that set us back one way or another! I was once guilty of it
This is one of your best interviews ever in my opinion and I've been following from day 1 👏🏿
2016-2021 U.S Army kick a lot of doors big up to both of them
That ain’t ptsd killing someone but being at war with your life and freedom at stake is what causes ptsd. Your instinct to live
This was a great interview. Both aspects of answers were interesting!
Great job on putting them together
and getting great content. 🔥🔥🔥🔥
I would've loved to have sat in on this convo. Dope interview 🔥 🔥
It would be interesting to get a couple fast food managers on the show . Hear their story, see what kind of person they are, and what it takes to sustain their type of lifestyle..
Man I loved this interview I can watch this over and over ❤
terrance kept it funky... he said it might be raining lol
We need a pt 2! I love this.
Tru Storyline, It's not fun getting shot..
Dem bullets 🔥🔥 and I lost my sense of smell because I got shot on the left side of my Face
@@breedtv8968dang bruh glad you still here 💯💯
I've watched a lot of interviews and this is one of the dopest fr.
Gangsta looks like the rapper YG pops or something
Lmao
Also someone living in the projects that has the skills to break down and clean guns is the opposite of a nerd 😅 thats a badass..
This was awesome to here from a gangsta and a soldier to see the similarities and the differences was very educational
Good educational content
This is how to big dogs sit down
Nothing but the up most respect an up lifting each other that's how you know there both official
I am actually writing about this very topic. Great video. Yall should do a part 2 and let me ask some questions.
Love this!!! On the “Heart” piece I think the difference between the soldier/law enforcement and a gangster is knowing the what ifs vs not knowing or being able to overtly assume the outcome. As a soldier/LE knowing you runnin into a situation where you know they have guns and it’s a high probability you’re going to get hurt where you can’t decide if I’m going in or not because of the mission vs shooting at a opp and the probability of someone have a gun and or being able to shoot back is the biggest difference between the two. Essentially in most cases gangsters have the element of surprise more times than not
Thank you soldier for educating us brother 🎉🎉
When ending someone is your day job, you different, no questions asked. OGz put in work off principal & have room to be merciful. Soldiers have tattoos that say "no mercy" hm you better know wtf that mean - man, woman, child, dog it don't matter, you follow orders.
Street “soldier” in something like the cartel do the same, even worst. They more ruthless, so what’s your point?
“65 creedmoor” 😂😂😂 Gangsta don’t know wtf that is I didn’t had to google it 😂😂😂
Same here and I own 3 guns💀
Good one.Thanks 💯
This was absolutely amazing 👏 😂😂
Its cool to mix theses two guys into 1 interview. Everybody will copy this format. Also....you can mirror the training that the military guy has but guys like Terrance don't freeze up under pressure.
Respect. Loved this conversation!👊🏿
The Ruger reference is Not called a 2 stage nothin. Its actually a single stage trigger. Homie was describing the decocker in the slide...Black who now? Lol
Damn good interview 👌👌👌
This was cool and a new creative way to do interviews A++++👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
🔥 interview 👏🏾
Damn this interview keep getting better . These two should start a podcast
This is by far the best idea y’all have had yet. To see it from to killer’s perspective
It’s crazy I found this man’s channel, I saw his face in a Instagram reel about how he lost his wife right before he became a millionaire, and he said focus on your bag young kings, now he got gangsta on his channel
His story about his homie across the river is what bg put in his verse in "boys at war". Thats wild
This was awesome yaul broke the mold with this one to have two different perspectives on what it’s like on both sides as a black Man and to see the understanding and the similarities in the two was very informative I love this
Respect to both men , real solid 💪🏾✊🏾
a lot of us have been both🤷🏿♂️
🔥🔥 Great interview , shout out Black John Wick and Gangsta 🔥 both full of knowledge
I love the respect between these two
Very odd for a decorated veteran to put himself on the same level of a street dude … very interesting, good interview btw
Two different environments
The government is the biggest gang
They have something in common… they both killers regardless of their reason
Man love this interview.. yall did yall thing
Good conversation good concept 🔥
This is insane 😂
Killer sitting with a killer
This is a brilliant debate 👏🏽
Why do you call it a debate? 🤔
I think you meant "interview" my friend.💯
@@galvatron77 exactly
loved this interview. Would love to see yall interview Nick Irving
GREAT INTERVIEW
This was dope
Powerful interview 💪🏾
Very insightful
This the ONE here boy!!!!
Lit asf on this channel