This is an excellent piece of historical facts all those names ring bells in the Outlaw community much respect to the Dirty Riders and to you King Klast 🤴 👏 🙌 👍 👌
Man, flood gates of memories just opened. I spent some time in CI and it was in 1979. Sucio, Cisco and all Dirty Riders are righteous to the end. As an ex Crazy Bishop the pic of Dice ,Rico, Gemini and FatMan was classic. Fat Man was always was smooth and handled his business. Severn always kept it real and rocked the Polar Express. Rebel was a down brother and he was the first person I saw when we got off the train in Coney Island to find out that Savage lost his life. For years I wondered if we had gotten there an hour earlier what wouldve been the outcome. I'll never stop carrying Savage Rivera in my heart. Good brother who was always cracking jokes but ready to handle business. His funeral viewing in his living room stayed engraved in me for many years to come. Little Outlaw we bumped heads when we met but were able to put it behind us and showed respect whenever we saw each other. If my memory serves me right George "Outlaw" Rivera died escaping out of Rikers Island, he was a down brother. Lady Deadeyes Rivera the young sister of Outlaw and Deadeye was one down girl that looked up to her brothers and the lifestyle. Memories of the lifestyles back then that not to many can relate to. SIP to all the brothers that we just covered in this post. One Love for sharing and taking me back..
This is 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Thank you for this King. It was Jesse aka "Red" that held me down as a youth when I was coming up. I have mad love for him and his entire Family. And its a fact, he had dudes that didnt rock the colors, but we would go on a word from him quickly. Respect, Respect, Respect!!!
When I was a kid like 4 and 5 years old one of my first memories of CI is seeing teens with there gang denims out there operating the rides and giving extra gos to the kids. ..Man it was fun back then
Wow, I was in P.S.253 , maybe around 10 or 11 years old. 1979-80. We was "the T-birds of Brighton beach". (From the movie "Grease") we would say to each other. Someday , we gonna run with " C.I.Saints" aka " C.C.Riders" aka "Dirty Riders". Got into trouble a few times, until i had to move to Pennsylvania.
thank you KING KLAST for keeping our history alive in brooklyn !! i grew up in gunset park i remember hearing about the turban saints the baby saints the rician saints the turban queens .the assassinators the bishop lords the 7ups bklyn czar the maceteros ...the list goes on !!
I worked the parks as a kid. Sid’s. We painted the Cyclone and Thunderbolt every Spring. I walked around with a big stuffed animal for Thunderbolt park in the 70’s. When people asked me where I won it from, my job was to say, “The ring toss. It was so easy.” The lion, tiger, or whatever it was, went back to the ring toss booth every 30 minutes. Little man Vin used to slip a ring on a bottle and announce, “We got another winner here!” Back on my shoulders it went. I worked at Nathans. I learned how to maintain the punching bag machines (the new digital type suck). And yes, I knew everyone, no matter who you were down with. Everyone was cool with us because a “family” from Red Hook owned the park. If you were down, you could go in the back where they played cards and chill in the AC with them. A lot of stories from the C.I. days. Sheepshead/Nostrand Houses in the House.
I wish nyc gangs from 70's had ruled hip hop. It would had been different. Nyc will be in charge and keeping every out of towners in check. From Cali to chi town. You want to rap you sign with whatever nyc gang had control or agreements etc. Yo dudes are lucky that these 60 's and 70's gangs are gone. Well they were more as clubs the media called them gangs.
🫡 to all these names mentioned in this video,. My stepdad, Patack,…. My Uncle Fatman who was killed by a stray bullet in CI by the Polar Express,. I remember as a kid, I had to bring the cops to Farman’s mothers house so they can notify the family that he was killed,.🙏🏼,. Great big shot out to, Jazz, aka Junior in the wheelchair, he was my uncle, he also ran with the Dirty Riders, wheelchair and all,. RIP UNC!! Love you!!🙏🏼 shot out to another Uncle of mine, Deadeyes,.. RIP,..🙏🏼,. Them brothers rolled together no matter what,. And a major shout out to my mom, Mary,. May you forever be remembered and never will be forgotten,…🙏🏼🙏🏼❤️,. Another shot out to my, Uncle Tommy, aka Tee,.. was always out and about running around with all these names that were named!! This piece of history I never thought would ever make the net,. I thought these Dudes were lost with the rest of the great history CI has to share,… To those who passed, to those who are blessed to still be alive, God Bless,. And for those who are no longer with us, Rest In Paradise forever eternity!🙏🏼🙏🏼
Brooklyn's coney island it was supposed to be open territory for all but it wasn't the tomahawks were supposed to run it but on and off several Brooklyn street clubs had it and ran it
This is an excellent piece of historical facts all those names ring bells in the Outlaw community much respect to the Dirty Riders and to you King Klast 🤴 👏 🙌 👍 👌
Man, flood gates of memories just opened. I spent some time in CI and it was in 1979. Sucio, Cisco and all Dirty Riders are righteous to the end. As an ex Crazy Bishop the pic of Dice ,Rico, Gemini and FatMan was classic. Fat Man was always was smooth and handled his business. Severn always kept it real and rocked the Polar Express. Rebel was a down brother and he was the first person I saw when we got off the train in Coney Island to find out that Savage lost his life. For years I wondered if we had gotten there an hour earlier what wouldve been the outcome. I'll never stop carrying Savage Rivera in my heart. Good brother who was always cracking jokes but ready to handle business. His funeral viewing in his living room stayed engraved in me for many years to come. Little Outlaw we bumped heads when we met but were able to put it behind us and showed respect whenever we saw each other. If my memory serves me right George "Outlaw" Rivera died escaping out of Rikers Island, he was a down brother. Lady Deadeyes Rivera the young sister of Outlaw and Deadeye was one down girl that looked up to her brothers and the lifestyle. Memories of the lifestyles back then that not to many can relate to. SIP to all the brothers that we just covered in this post. One Love for sharing and taking me back..
This brought back a lot of memories from the 70s early 80s. Thx for posting
This is 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Thank you for this King. It was Jesse aka "Red" that held me down as a youth when I was coming up. I have mad love for him and his entire Family. And its a fact, he had dudes that didnt rock the colors, but we would go on a word from him quickly. Respect, Respect, Respect!!!
When I was a kid like 4 and 5 years old one of my first memories of CI is seeing teens with there gang denims out there operating the rides and giving extra gos to the kids. ..Man it was fun back then
Wow, I was in P.S.253 , maybe around 10 or 11 years old. 1979-80. We was "the T-birds of Brighton beach". (From the movie "Grease") we would say to each other. Someday , we gonna run with " C.I.Saints" aka " C.C.Riders" aka "Dirty Riders". Got into trouble a few times, until i had to move to Pennsylvania.
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That was dope!!! Legendary Coney Island home sweet home. 🇵🇷
My brother you should start a podcast doing interviews would be dope
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thank you KING KLAST for keeping our history alive in brooklyn !! i grew up in gunset park i remember hearing about the turban saints the baby saints the rician saints the turban queens .the assassinators the bishop lords the 7ups bklyn czar the maceteros ...the list goes on !!
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I worked the parks as a kid. Sid’s. We painted the Cyclone and Thunderbolt every Spring. I walked around with a big stuffed animal for Thunderbolt park in the 70’s. When people asked me where I won it from, my job was to say, “The ring toss. It was so easy.” The lion, tiger, or whatever it was, went back to the ring toss booth every 30 minutes. Little man Vin used to slip a ring on a bottle and announce, “We got another winner here!” Back on my shoulders it went. I worked at Nathans. I learned how to maintain the punching bag machines (the new digital type suck). And yes, I knew everyone, no matter who you were down with. Everyone was cool with us because a “family” from Red Hook owned the park. If you were down, you could go in the back where they played cards and chill in the AC with them. A lot of stories from the C.I. days.
Sheepshead/Nostrand Houses in the House.
I remember cocolo in Gravesend projects
POLAR EXPESS = Ronnie and Susan REST IN PEACE ❤
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I miss the polo express why they took that down yhat was the hangout
Classic… Rest In Peace Kings
CI Nathan's was the bomb what was cool about nyc in the 70's was damn near everything was 24/7-
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I was sitting in the ticket booth at the polar express when fat man RIP got shot I remember that night clear as day
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This needs to be a podcast!
Brooklyn ole d lady ...... Brooklyn will always rule.....ride that Wonder wheel..😎👿
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I wish nyc gangs from 70's had ruled hip hop. It would had been different. Nyc will be in charge and keeping every out of towners in check. From Cali to chi town. You want to rap you sign with whatever nyc gang had control or agreements etc. Yo dudes are lucky that these 60 's and 70's gangs are gone. Well they were more as clubs the media called them gangs.
Dirty Riders 🫡 Legendary clubs in BK Dirty Ones Flithy mad dogs so many more 🇵🇷💪🏾
My sister cindy was in this gang in Coney Island t she was with him
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What’s the name of the beat in the beginning of the video ?
It’s The CNYSG Show Theme By Terror Maravilla For King Klast ® Music 2023 (ASCAP)
🫡 to all these names mentioned in this video,. My stepdad, Patack,…. My Uncle Fatman who was killed by a stray bullet in CI by the Polar Express,. I remember as a kid, I had to bring the cops to Farman’s mothers house so they can notify the family that he was killed,.🙏🏼,. Great big shot out to, Jazz, aka Junior in the wheelchair, he was my uncle, he also ran with the Dirty Riders, wheelchair and all,. RIP UNC!! Love you!!🙏🏼 shot out to another Uncle of mine, Deadeyes,.. RIP,..🙏🏼,. Them brothers rolled together no matter what,. And a major shout out to my mom, Mary,. May you forever be remembered and never will be forgotten,…🙏🏼🙏🏼❤️,. Another shot out to my, Uncle Tommy, aka Tee,.. was always out and about running around with all these names that were named!!
This piece of history I never thought would ever make the net,. I thought these Dudes were lost with the rest of the great history CI has to share,…
To those who passed, to those who are blessed to still be alive, God Bless,. And for those who are no longer with us, Rest In Paradise forever eternity!🙏🏼🙏🏼
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Polar Express was the best my cindy eas with the dirty rides she eould tell me about it sll the times
Yo, forgot Carmensita...RIP 🙏🙏🙏
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Brooklyn's coney island it was supposed to be open territory for all but it wasn't the tomahawks were supposed to run it but on and off several Brooklyn street clubs had it and ran it
Warriorss 2024
That’s my dad lower left
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A yo my dad papi is prez
Wonder if ya new my uncles hmm
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