The TRUTH about SATANAS || ONE OF THE FIRST FILIPINO AMERICAN STREET GANGS ||
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- Опубликовано: 20 авг 2024
- When it comes to filipino street gangs, Satanas is definitely near the top of that list.
In this video were going to take a dive into the history for Satanas because their history has a lot of confusion surrounding it when it comes to their affiliation with Temple Street.
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The oldest Filipino street gang is Temple Street. Started in LA in the 1920s. Temple Street was formed by Filipinos and Mexicans. They are still deep af especially in the Philippines.
Lies
USA army why teboys are in the KKK and Hells Angels!....they have African slaves...and they steal Philippines, Korea, Japan ....and Vietnam as well, remember the movies ?
Hahaha ask to TST member about the history
@@Largepro21 facts, westside Temple Street Peewee locos.
Do your research, to know the truth.
These foos don't even know templek st was the first one here
Historic Filipino Town in Los Angeles was the area for Filipinos for safe haven. that area had safe houses for Filipinos that arrived from the Philippines. Other Filipinos would help them get their US citizenship. I don't know if it were true. but that's what my Lolo told me when I was growing up in that neighborhood.
Filipinos where American Nationals when those historic towns existed because Philippines used to be a Commonwealth country under The United States. Most of those Filipinos where probably there to work on the fields. They where called "Manongs"
Salutes from Cerritos! They think we didn't have gangs here but I remember! I grew up in Cerritos around STS (and SZA)... Side story: I moved to Pomona in my 20s. One night, I was cruising on my beach cruiser and was pulled over by two Filipino cops. My ID still said Cerritos. They asked me if I had ever heard of STS. I said, "of course!" They asked, "what do they look like?" I looked at one cop. I looked at the other. I said, "you know what? They look a lot like you guys!" The cops busted up laughing. "You're right!" they said. They got a real kick out of that. They couldn't stop laughing as they let me go and pulled away. As they left, my first thought was, "these mfs used be STS!" Lol. Cheers everyone.
During the 80's I was working at a hotel on Rampart and Wilshire Blvd. which is close to Alvarado that many members of Satanas gang hanged out, and for many years I got exposed not only to Satanas but also to Diablo gang which consisted of the more matured Filipinos, and the more sophisticated L.A. Boys. They hanged out mostly at the Bayanihan restaurant. I took pride when I heard from the Cholos how the Long Beach Satanas were giving them fits. I met William who was then a ranking Satanas and Boypi who was the nomber 2 ranking Diablo. Those were the days my friends.
Did you know a short Filipino guy named Jason from some gang i dont remember and a STS guy named Perry West, Billy West brother?
shout out from Delano California
I played basketball with the older brother Charlie West with the Montebello Boys. I wonder if he is still alive.I really miss tose days.@@rinanavarrette439
Charlie West and I played basketball in the over 35 league in L.A. tournament. We used to hang out with the Montebello Boys . I wonder if Charlie is still alive for 90% of the Montebello Boys are with God now.@@rinanavarrette439
@@rinanavarrette439wow Billy West is a name from the past. I’ve heard of the name, never met the guy but for sure his rep preceded him. Good ol Alvarado St.
Shout out to Bambu, one of the guys whose video/photos is in this. He’s a rapper who talks about his experiences with STS in the album Exorcising a Demon
Bambu is OG
I listened to bambu a lot!
@@ANDRE1mang me too homie he got me thru some shit
Love Bambu, always gonna be one of my favorites
the most underrated rapper oat
Never been in a gang but my barkada in high school had different ethnicities. We got black, Viet, Chinese, Burmese, Palestinian, and Honduran and the rest of us are Filipino
Barkada is small compared 2 the real Bahalas. Barkada takes anyone bcuz they was always gettn beat up by bdown, skyline aib,PBH, BNG and egp. The southeast bread several Pinoy gangs but only one bahala na gang which branched out n 2 chapters
@@cdubbrider3740 huh?
@@cdubbrider3740 In Tagalog (Filipino) barkada just means a group of friends and I think thats what he meant. Not Bahala na Barkada gang in SD.
@@LongBeachNxgga he thought u were talking about Bahala na Barkada gang in San Diego
@@palmtrees2420 why you telling me this?
Being 60 years young this month;
I remember STS very well, considering my Hood got along with them and with TST. We don't get along with TST anymore, and we really don't know much about STS anymore. My respect to them to both Hoods. Had some good relations with both. I remember JoJo R.I.P good people, Ferdie another good one though don't know whatever happened to him after JoJo passed away. There are quite a few others back that were firme people.
who u roll with just curious? long time ago anyways. i grew up between Virgil Jhs and Belmont in the late 80s. i kicked it with Rockwood st/18st. i was the only filipino guy hanging out with em. lol ima guess u were from Echo Park? i remember those days when lots of hoods got along with each other. then decades later its like everyone is ur enemy lol glad u made it to the young age of 60 bro. im 51 now
I’ve heard of STS stories in Delano. Few of the older members are still around but not active anymore. They have families & working regular jobs. Thanks for sharing this video.👍🏼
Mexico 🇲🇽 and phillipines have allways been connected to one another not to Spain the Manila galleon branch Mexicans to Philippines 250 years and Spaniards brang Filipinos to Mexico in the 1920 Chicanos and Filipinos of temple street gang where together but this is a American division among Filipinos and Chicanos
I ran into a fellow Marine Corps Pinoy in Iraq one time. He said he was from Temple in LA, like it was something to be proud of. I was like, from Seattle, WA. I didn't know shiet from down south. ahahah, even though I grew up there. Marine to Marine, Pinoy to Pinoy, it was interesting to see how we many of us turned to gangs and the nightlife to survive when we were younger....and hence, how we ended up being Marines...fighting for shiet many Americans are hesitant to protect with their own lives. Such is the #LIFE #SemperFidelis
Fighting for what exactly?
@@MaharlikaAWA , every warrior can tell you something different. It will always be something you will never understand, nor do even the warriors themselves. We struggle everyday, contemplating the use of our skills for the common good. I think when Pinoys get out of the Marines, we are already one of the few, so take my perspective.
@@pierrefontecha what I am asking is what exactly are you claiming that many Americans are hesitant to protect? And how did being deployed to 3rd world foreign nations of Islam protect this? The end result was what?
Let me educate you. We do it for family. hands down, thats it. The military brainwashes us with all this patratoic bullshit, but its all about family in the end.
When youre in a fire fight, and bullets are flying over your head and your friends are fucking dieing, you aint thinking about your country. Youre thinking about who's to the right and left of you, and how you're gonna get them to their families.
was he in a gang?
Good video! I grew up in the Pico-Union area but made my way around Los Angeles during the 1980’s. I went to Los Angeles High School with BNG, 18th, DFS, RW members. Also cruised thru Atwater area at night came across Pinoy Real and TRS graffiti. I Had a friend who took me over to a house on Temple St in 1987 that was a STS hang out that was my first time coming across actual members from STS. Although I grew up on 19th and Union Streets I was able to experience all of Los Angeles West, East, North and South. I’m here today and grateful for living through the 1980’s Los Angeles. - Peace ✌️
Amazing I grew up on toberman and 18th right across from the park my dad was a pastor the late 80s we had a big church he was half Filipino and half Mexican
Pico Union!!!
U went thru my area I also went to LA HIGH my neighborhood went there as well I'm from HARPYS and we went to that school and created chaos with the other neighborhoods.. I had alot friends from TGP Tau Gamma Pinoy there number 1 enemies was satanas those were the days
USA army why teboys are in the KKK and Hells Angels!....they have African slaves...and they steal Philippines, Korea, Japan ....and Vietnam as well, remember the movies ?
@@Rob.777 Thats crazy! we were practically neighbors I grew up on 19th and Toberman St since the 1970’s. 👍 💯
I respect any filippino gang and any filippino who's willing to fight for respect and stand for something. Growing up as a filippino in Canada it's very difficult to earn respect from other races. Filippinos are viewed in a bad light, our women are nannies and the men live back home and depend on they're wives to send them back money. Thank you to all the filippinos that fight to prove to the world that we are a race to be respected 🇵🇭
Not out here My Homie. I understand the scrutiny your race may have endured on some level..but out this way...these Mal pinoys...they were no joke. I remember in elementary school...fine woman... pretty... intelligent...conceited but it was elementary school... I dated a girl from Cebu for a minute in Jr High...finest lil highna...as for the The gang...like any gang there was the rough and tough and then there was mouths....
Lol I’m Filipino in Canada and no it ain’t that bad. Vancouver 90s they were respected. Later 90s and 00s they were always beefin with viets. Then the gang life died down late 00s. Now it’s all about making money. They are respected as they always threw down. That nanny stuff is only one side of the the negative stereotype. Now look at the good - as many as there are nanny’s there are nurses and engineers. Filipinos are the fun people that sing and dance and good at boxing and pool. So it’s what you decided to look at. Oh and it’s Filipino and not Filippino. Peace
You dont have to fight to earn respect. Gangbanging doesnt give you respect. Just do good things in life and you will get respect. Trust me. Ive been there.
Warped definition of respect. In the 21st century I would say Filipinos (particularly OFWs) garner respect (among civilized people) on account of their work ethic, friendliness and courtesy - and not street cred. OFW across the world are valued and sought after precisely because they generally embody these traits, and do not involve themselves in criminal activity. Of course what is discussed here is a unique setting, and circumstances most likely called for a show of force response. That being said, it's nothing to be celebrated or glorified. Filipinos are amazing people and should be welcomed wherever they are needed without a second though about a propensity towards criminality. I say this as someone who had 4AM sisig with a Davao death squad.
Been holding it down in so cal pare. and proud 1️⃣6️⃣
I've been from Tst since 1962. There have always been flips from the hood like Blue Boy, Smiley and the Banzali Brothers. There was no difference between the homes and there was no flip click. Late 70s and into 80's Santanas came out and hung out with and backed up the homes. Temple still has the biggest amount of flips in the filipines.
😂😂😂 all goods but not that much..there's so many gang here in Pinas...BNG,COMMANDO,BCJ,..AND FROM STATE.PINOY REAL..WESTSIDE ISLANDERS..BRP..RPB..CPC..MP..TGP.AKRHO.
did u go to Belmont hs? i was there in 1988. it was mostly Rockwood st/18st/Drifters at that time. i remember it was tough for TST/Rascals to go there. but ya i seen lots of flips in TST and never heard of a click for flips just straight TST. i kicked it with RWST so we kinda had run ins with u guys but nothing fatal lol all good now tho glad ur ok
@@RodolfoRoque-st8ks TGP and AKRHO is not a gang it's a fraternity lol
@@jacxx0026 yes we all know that..
@@RodolfoRoque-st8ks good for u brother
In the late 90’s, I had to deal with STS, PR, BNG, and TST. Great video dude
Whod you hang with back in the day?
where u from? Hellside? and what city?
So much truth behind this Post I am a Filipino Cuban that ran with Southerners and if you are from Southern California and are in the streets. We naturally gravitate and click up with the Mexicans. 🇲🇽
Of course there is structure and rules and how I am half Cuban bo brainier my reputation from The Harbor Area South Bay.
I watched this video and yup you hit everything on the nail.👏🏻🆒😎🚗🚘🇵🇭 We pick and choose were we fit in my Father's passing brought me back in the mix and I have gotten closer to my Filipino side I have been estranged from that side because of how my Father lived his life but it is always crazy when a death occurs it brings you back right to your roots.
I don't want to get into too much detail on who I am I just relate a lot to this Video.
Mad love and respect for this Video.
Pinoy Cubano Gone Wild.🇵🇭🇨🇺🤡💛🏋🏻♂️💪🏻 #FoosGoneWild
It’s crazy how Temple Street expanded into the Philippines, I know cause I grew up there. But I didn’t hear of STS till I came to America, that goes for pretty much any other Barkada in that sense.
Maraming STS nung bata kami sa Marilao. Tapos ung mga Temple Street taga Meycauayan. 2003-2009
@@donjohn281 Balagtas and Meycauyan TBS
Quit lying nobody ever heard of temple Shi gang
Fr fr
@Anakin Skywalker you were not active in the streets back then if you never heard of Temple St gang. Where you from? Mindanao?
I remember living on Edgemont in Hollywood back in 1976-77. STS was deep in that area. They had a war going on with Rebels 13 at the time. They also had a few Latino members in their gang. Two of those guys were a pair of brothers who were from El Salvador. They all dressed like cholos & spoke a mixture of English, Spanish & their native language. Slowly they all began to disappear. Either moved away, went to jail or were murdered. Bye the mid 80's they were gone.
PINOY RE'AL here. Much respect to all my people
shout out to all pinoy's worldwide!!
Ayo Werner! You know my late cousin sandy? I met the other OG from PR. James. Respects, kuya!
Yea bro! Sandy Alibangbang. That's the OG man. Last time we were together was in Las Vegas City Detention Center. I went on to prison and he got deported. Love that man bro. My condolences to your family bro
@@MrNawtee1 I miss him. He taught me a lot of shit. How to drive stick, pick up them bebots, and how to hold my liquor. I wanted to give my flowers to you and all the PR kuyas out there. The best memory I when these two white dudes pulled up on him on Mt hood and Lake Mead. Sandy held his own and got them laid out with some punches. One love!! Ingat ka kuya Werner!
Take care young gun! Yea , I still keep in touch with his kids and their mom. His kids are just like him.... Hmu on FB . If u ever need help here in Vegas just Holla at me.... much love bro
My POs (rip) son was from STS, and growing up everyone talked shit about that PO, saying how fucked up he was towards us, then after I got locked up and he became my PO, I saw him as showing me tough love, because he actually didn’t want us to fuck up like his son, btw his sons doing life for killing a cop. So you can see why he was so tough on us kids , he didn’t want us going down the path as his son.
This is an interesting video. I always wondered about Santanas. In the 90s BNG and the Hispanics gangs in south Sac were always mingling together and would both go against north Sac gangs.
Sergio coming in with that 🔥🔥🔥 like always!
Yo this is dope Sergio. Keep it going, we need that STS vs BNG. Who would've thought BNG is just a street gang in US while here in the motherland it's a prison gang. I haven't heard about STS having been established here in P.I. although I've heard some members who were deported here. But BNG is one of the monsters here in Philippine prisons. While TST is one of the biggest street gangs here but they don't have power in prisons, they have to join other prison gangs.
Sigue Sigue Sputnik, Sigue Sigue Commandos, BNG?, and I forget the others..there was a show that took place in the Philippines prisons. Interviewed a guy who rank in TBS, but when he got locked up, he had to join BNG?.
Whats the biggest street n prison gangs n pi?
My family is affiliated with BNG but not as much anymore
That’s ryte. buhauy ka buhauy, patay ka patay. Bahala Na Gang chapter 2 San Diego division.
@@profp1343 yeah it's a sad truth here cuz some people can choose where they go & some people can't. If you're one of the "who can't choose" they have to put you in a house where it's not so crowded.
First off, love the channel. Watching this really takes me back. Growing up right there in the 90s, the two gangs that were most active were STS and TSG. STS also spread to The Valley.
Definitely need a part 2 and for sure need a video on the STS vs BNG ?
KUYA!!! This video gave me chills frfr cuddy. Great solid information. I have been wanting a video dedicated to STS or BNG since I started following the channel in the beginning! Super proud of all the work you put in to show how a lot of us really live kuya as well as how far you have come, each new video really shows the progression. From the Bambu DePistola videos in the background to the little known facts about STS with Crooks & Castles (which was a streetwear brand pioneer), and the history between STS and TST, this video is fosurely one of my favorites. Maybe I am a lil bias due to me being a proud Austronesian Pinoy, but this one just hits frfr. I remember as a yungn my grandpa would always warn me specifically about BNG (Anything Goes Gang or Whatever Happens Gang) but also STS. He always warned me about wearing black n gold/yellow bc of BNG. Though he wasn't apart of that life he knew plenty about it especially since gangs like BNG started in the Motherland in the 40's and became huge when my grandfather was a child. He was more in the Fraternities, which if anyone knows about Pinoy Frats, many are ran very similar to gangs (not all though). The perfect example is Alpha Kappa Rho or also known in Gangland as Ahkro Boyz or Ahkro Boyz Crazy (ABC) as well as Akro Pinoy (AKP). I believe the current president Rodrigo Duterte is a member of Alpha Kappa Rho, but I know for sure his son is. This comment dragged on but I would just like to thank you again Kuya Serg for everything you do cuddy. A real one fosurely fr. Stay Safe and happy my g!
PS: WE NEED THAT BNG v. STS video
LOL @ Austronesia? What is that? A new race you invented?
@@lakanron640 I am not even going to dignify this with an actual response or counter argument due to how crazy you sound rn cuddy... Like are you being fr?
@@Boondoxx, I'm 47 years old, not once have I ever heard any Filipinos in the Philippines say they are Austronesian.I asked my cousin who is a high school teacher, and she said they don't teach that to to their students.She said it's a made up term or moniker by some European writer, when in fact our ancestors never used such a word to describe the name of their tribe or people.The ancestors of all the Filipino tribes lived by the ancient rivers that ran through Luzon coming in from the North via the Pacific Ocean, who originally came from various tribes in ancient Taiwan.
@@lakanron640 If you really want to know why its not taught in public schools maybe you should pay more attention to the unfortunate economic status of the motherland. It is a third world country for a reason. Which also means lower budget schooling which means outdated curriculum. It has been proven that they have actually been teaching outdated disproven theories about this topic. Its a very unfortunate situation, bc the Philippines is supposed to be the richest nation in the world bc we have so much gold somewhere in a bank account, but that's another conversation that I am not having with you. Take a genetics test PARE
@@Boondoxx, I did take DNA with my sister years.We have 38% Castillian, which matches people from southern Spain, the rest is Malay closely matching those from Jolo, Mindanao, Malaysia, and Borneo.Also traces of Chinese.Which is about right! I am Chavacano from Zamboanga of Castillian and Moro ancestry.
From what I heard Satanas and Temple Street were originally Allies. They were two different Gangs but had each others back. Before STS became a Street Gang, they were called 13 P.I. as a Car Club. The name of 13 P.I. represented the 13 Regions of the Philippine Islands. And yes the origins of the STS Gang started in the early 70's. Now from what I heard the real origin of their gang name "SATANAS" was inspired by Black Sabbath's Music. Remember this was the early 70's, way before Hip Hop/Rap Music was even popular; and the Founders of STS were into Hard Rock & Roll Music which was considered to be "The Devils Music" especially back then. Their favorite band was BLACK SABBATH and they were on some Ozzy Osbourne shit. Ozzy would sing about the Devil numerous times in his bands songs which gave the idea for The OG's to call themselves Satanas{Spanish for the word Satan}. I believe one of the founding members was a Mestizo{Half White & Half Filipino} who's real name was Billy West.
My Daddy Fred is " Fredo" .....Og Satanas n Diablos....As kid he told me the stories about Billy n Him and a few others on how they became Satanas n the origins...My Pops is Retired now living in the Philippines.....And still has ALL THE BLACK SABBATH N OZZY SHIT ALL OVER HIS WALLS till this dayyy!....
This is dope. Can you also make a video on Temple Street
I know for a fact STS has always been associated with car meets from the 70s with the VW's and rosterie engine cars of the 80s and 90s....and my Boy Michael is absolutely right Oxnard has been on the map with STS my dad's parents were both farm workers from central California my Dad's dad a Filipino man and my dad's mom a full blooded Mexican.... Filipino and Mexicans (Cesar Chavez era) have always had close ties in central coast and southern Cali
In the 80's Thomas Star King Jr high and Marshall High school were big time CYS, EXP, STS, PR, TRS, HSG, BNG, RWS, CRS, and Crips, hot spots.
Dude your channel is awesome I grew up in Cerritos back in the 80s and 90s I’m sure you have heard of Sarzana those days were really bad for pinoy gangs. Crazy how a city like Cerritos would have gangs. We would have trouble with Chivas and artesia. But we all grow out of those things.btw a lot of Filipino gangs came from college sorority’s in the Philippines. Glad I found your channel bro take care
truth
The conquest of the Philippines was done by Mexicans but at the time we called ourselves NovoHispanos (Neo Hispanics), the expedition was planned in Mexico by the Viceroy the men were from Mexico as well as the supplies and eventually Mexico City administered the Captaincy General of the Philippines, luxury items from the Philippines could be found in stores in Mexico City, interesting fact Emilio Aguinaldo who obtained independence from Spain , attended the Funerals that were being held in Manila in honor of the king, when asked why he attended the funerals he replied : “He still my king, because under Spain we were always subjects or citizens , but that now under the power of the USA we are just a consumer market for their exports”
Much Love to my Filipinos if Hispanics are to reunite one day I hope we always remember our Filipino brothers and perhaps look to them for future modern expansion into Asia.
Dios Bendiga Hispania ❤️ 🇲🇽 🇪🇸 🇵🇭
It was done by Spanish people that eventually started calling them Mexicans, just like the British that never left the United States?
@@biotyf4665 Not exactly just 20 years after the conquest of Mexico Spaniards and Native women had children a lot. And these children were the real conquerors while the White Anglo-Saxon Protestants had a no mix policy.
In some of those pictures I recognize STS members from San Diego. STS played a role in Southeast San Diego during the 90's. There is some lacking information on the history that probably could be filled in by interviewing some of the OGs from these hoods.
Is it true that Cambodian/Lao/Vietnamese gangs run deep in SD ? If so what gangs do they claim because I heard they were active in the 90s
@@sushitako8881 obs trg okb coc omc doc vbz ac wdc
T.O.C
@@sushitako8881 OBS and OKB
There’s no “N” pronunciation after SA..
TA NAS (slight accent on 3rd syllable)
SataNAS from my experience knowing them
Sonunds like Santa cluse 😂
Wouldn't even know these foos were Filipino, they look like straight Chicanos. Great vid my boy 💯
Sergio made one little mistake here and I actually caught it. When he mentioned a couple of STS enemies such as 18ST. and Echo Park while showing their pictures. The picture on the left which was in color was obviously 18 Street, you can tell since one of their members was wearing a Football jersey with the number 18 on it. But where Sergio made that one mistake was at 4:30 when he said Echo Park but the picture that popped up on the right side in black & white was NOT Echo Park. The black & white picture on the right was Temple Street. If you look closely at that pic you can see on the wall behind that fence there was a Tag hit up with the letters PLE which happens to be the last three letters of the word "Temple." Obviously you can't see the whole word because of the camera angle.
Bro you know you could have explained it in one sentence? 😂😂😂
@@tacoma9516 My Bad!
Kind of sceptical about the whole beef between STS and BNG, as from my understanding BNG was formed as a prison gang back in Fili, so this means that BNG had managed to expand all the way to the US?
Bng is international
I believe BNG was big in Chicago back in late mid 80's to 90's!
Fake bng
We need that story about STS vs BNG bro. Much love bro, peace out ✌️
Finally about STS and TST PLS. More about TST and PR.
Who here remembers Pro Billiards in Atwater in the mid 90’s?
@@christianpaul-cp6746 I totally do. Lol.
@@lucienaugustin5805 great times!!
I wanna know more of the BNG vs. STS rivalry.
Burbank, Glendale, Atwater, Rampart area LA
Who remembers the shooting in 1987 at a STS party in Cerritos that killed a poor korean girl due to some haters that did a drive by. That incident caused more fire with the war between pinoy gangs. Heard the story from my older Filipino homies.
I remember that. And no disrespect, but when Cerritos STS went to war with Cerritos SZA, I think SZA got the better of Cerritos STS.
Listen to drive by by bambu
@@profp1343 It's was Sarzana and LVM vs Cerritos STS
@@aldricanglo3073 Heard that track when it came out, wanted to see who was actually there that night
Tina kang.
Wow this the first time i've heard of a Filipino gang I'm Filipino myself and I agree with what you said in the beginning with identity. Only gangs I thought Filipinos were in were the the ABZ.
Bro satanas in Oxnard where super crackin they used to go at it with lemonwood chiques look into it and do a part two that’d be a solid ass video
I heard about this that was a crazy war between them besides lemonwood colonia and the south
I was waiting for this Video. Good job 👍. Doing videos on PI gangs would be pretty intense.
I am Filipino. The Philippines was conquered and colonist by the Spanish in the 1600s, colony for 400 years. The Philippines was named after King Philip of Spain. Spain lost the Philippines to America after the Spanish American War. Then conquered occupied by Japan during WW2, and reconquered by USA. There is also the Chinese and Muslim influence, who were there before the Spanish. In fact, if the Spanish never arrived, the Philippines would likely be a Muslim country and not Catholic. The Philippines is a "Western" country in the middle of Asia. This is why Filipinos have an identity problem. Are we a Western Country or Asian Country ? Western and Asian societies are different in history, culture, religion, and politics.
Filipinos in America have an identity problem. Filipinos who stayed home know exactly what they are. Case point I can't tell you how many times Filipinas say they are Filipino with Spanish blood yet their nose is as flat as a pancake and they have slanted eyes.
Wow that's awesome video and Wonderful Job 👌👌👌
First i gotta say that you did a pretty good job with the podcast. You covered a lot of the history. However , you didn't mention the one city that's been a big part of SATANAS . Oxnard STS. In fact most of the photos u used is from and Oxnard STS.
Facts
Yea my dad was part of Oxnard STS
USA army why teboys are in the KKK and Hells Angels!....they have African slaves...and they steal Philippines, Korea, Japan ....and Vietnam as well, remember the movies ?
Damn first comment and this is correct on point and a Landing place for the last generation good call M.R.
@@HealingSounds1444 so why it stop ?? They more like crips now over there
I used to meet both Filipinos & Mexicans in Japan &, quite honestly, found it almost impossible to distinguish them, both physically & even verbally / accent - wise. Is this an unusual problem ? US sailors, too,..of both Hispanic & Filipino stock.
War between STS and AVENUES in early 80's was bloody and yes Crooks n Castles founder is from Cerritos STS Dennis aka Termite.
Whos this? Whod you hang with backbin the day
East Coast Yankee Pinoy here. Very informational and I am glad to have learned something about my counterparts from the West Coast.
I have to send this to RonRon from Cerritos STS. He’s an older head I work with and that dude is a brick wall type solid. Much L&R Sergio for making this and if RonRon is reading this you know I love you holmes you know who the werewolf from 12th street SUI is I’ll see you in the lane’s big bro SUUUIIII!
Facts. I ran with the Southside during my stint. Oxnard STS.
Roughly a decade ago, I had a conversation with elderly Hispanic individual claiming to be a second generation member of Temple Street.
He stated that Temple Street was co-founded by Filipinos in the 1920's. A good handful of the original members were Pinoy.
They viewed Filipinos as Hispanic in those days, because Spanish was still widely spoken amongst Filipinos.
Orignal Filipinos are black and there not Hispanic Spanish isn't the national language of the Philippines
@@Shel230, you are dead wrong! Filipinos come from 111 different tribes coming from different islands.The Black Filipinos come from an ancient tribe called Aetas (Negritoes).In Zamboanga and Ilocos, the Filipinos there still speak Spanish.Spanish is still spoken by the rich elites.Regular Filipinos stopped speaking Spanish in the 1940s, when they were taught English instead when they attended schools
@@lakanron640 no most speak there native language wich is a austronesian language only 1 or 2 percent speaks Spanish and alot can speak English and no the aetas were the frist people there like 70 thousand years ago then about 5 thousand years ago east Asian people came and mixed with them and enslaved them but alot are still found Today in there tribes in the mountains they were the frist people there
@@lakanron640 and no nerigots are found in there tribes all around the Philippines
@@lakanron640 and there are nerigots found in there tribes all around the Philippines in every island
I went to Cerritos High in the late 90's and STS was def active back then
Facts
Do a Bahala Na Gang video! ((?)) One of the oldest Pinoy gangs ever to kome from the motherland that later on branched out to cities like San Diego, Frisco, LA and many more!
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Wow that's awesome video and Wonderful Job 👌👌😻😊😻😻 and Wonderful news and blessings 🙂🙂
i like seeing other races that rep the south..in CA..homies that are not chicano but are southereners are riders..
Good content. In the 80's the Bay Area had Filipino gangs called LVM (Luzon,Visayas,Mindanao) and BNG (Bahala Na Gang),and Santanas which I believe had the most members. There were smaller ones like.. JPX(Jeprox Gang), SJB (San Jose Boys), NSB(North Side Boys), ESB(East Side Boys) and the Warriors . Very little is known about them and its hard finding info because most members are not in that lifestyle anymore. The OG's who didn't go to jail or end up dead are either family men or just disappeared from the scene. Nowadays there is a new generation which I know nothing about. Keep doing what you are doing
Once upon a time in the late 70s-early 80s LVM was the main Pinoy gang in Daly City, it's rivals being the Pinoy gangs from The City, especially BNG.
jeprox gang is the lamest name out of all the other gang. cause Jeprox is an Insult here in the Philippines. Jeprox means Spoiled Brat and it's like saying to someone they are snowflakes, cupcakes. or basically soft.
My uncle was one of the SJB og's. He was locked up for years in san quintin before he got moved to yuba city and deported when his immigration expired.
@@my_other_side473 I thought it was called Jefrox Gang{JFX}. With an "F" not a "P."
@@my_other_side473 i met a cat from JEFROX who told me the name meant "ppl from the ghettos" or something similar.
I use to live around the corner the Tommy's on Beverly the line of customers would literally be in front of my house when the burgers where 25 and 50 cents...I remember getting into it with a satanas member not going to say that I was dominating the fight because I wasn't but it would have been scored a 10/9 round in my favor end result....I got stabbed.
Temple street is one of the oldest Chicano barrios in L.A. that included Filipinos in their membership but it's always been a primarily Chicano barrio. Satanas was the alternative for Pinoys but the last time I recall encountering a member from STS was 1979. They were primarily joyriding rat packers not hardcore cholos like the other barrios and had no official turf that was considered theirs in the area between Rampart and Glendale Blvd., Temple and Beverly. I recall that 18st had them in CHINGAS during that time
love to see the vid about bahala na gang ... coz im one of them here in the Philippines ... much love from Philippines love your vids ...
My sisters father named Casper from Aslan was murderer by these guys, they killed him and his 14 year old home boy sometime in the 90’s. It’s crazy because I wouldn’t be alive today if that didn’t happen with my mother meeting my father sometime after. Some world we live in 🌎
That's crazy bro
More info on PR and BNG please! I grew up in this era as youngin and my friends had older brothers from both these gangs, learning a lot from this time that I didn't know! Thanks man!
I worked at the dream center back in 1996 and remember seeing all the gangs were mixed like temple. Vario crazy, big top locos and raven diamond did you see that as well thanks I’m from San Diego
5:12 this hands sign is a CRIPS sign as you can see, my stepfather he's from SAN JOSE BACK IN THE 90S he has a group called SBP means SAMAHAN BATANG PINOY BUT THEIR BLUE ORIGINATING IN THE CRIPS💙
Back in the early 90’ this was the story I’ve been hearing, that STS WAS A CLICK FROM TEMPLE STREET in the pass
You got to do a video on PINOY RE-AL Next
Love these types of videos! Mad love n Respect to all, strait from the Philippines Reppin Temple Street 13 Vigilante Side 💙
T’S Up homs Reppin 042 South Side Candelaria(Quezon) now in Toronto
Simon Carnal Ts way up! finna follow yo chanel fo sho. Ingats palagi Holmes
T's up!! SukuTuu!!! Ws Temple sT
Great stuff! Bringing back all the crazy memories from high school. Was a crazy time in the 90’s Cerritos
YES! Please make that STS vs BNG video.
I'm Korean and was la puente STS early 90's.
Yo Sergio my barber is a og and the owner of crooks and castles it will be a dope interview if you get a hold of him
This is Dope Chanel! thank you Mr. Sergio👌 Pls Make about BNG and Salvaje Boyz, Jefrox Gang
Much appreciation for the amazing way you share these hidden historical narratives… beautiful…!
All the pinoys i know share latin values. At work, on the streets, homes, good people, and great food. And dont cross one because gangster or not they will get down.
Just like my cambodian friends.
Sutty kong i miss you yo and your brothers and the bbqs!!!
One more thing I wanna say about STS.Being from ABZ duing the 1990s, when we went to war against the Filipino gangs, I must say STS was the toughest one.I remember at a party, we fought against a clicked-up STS, Hellside, and JPX.When guns came out, STS stood their ground! Hellside and JPX left them to fend for themselves that night.These guys had heart.Unfortunately that war left a bad taste in our mouth and we still have bad blood with Filipinos in general, because of it.
Why’d your boys pull out the pew pews? Couldn’t face a beat down? You can’t blame a guy running from a gun.
@@itsversayce804, there were 5 of us and about 40 of them.They started by talking shit in Tagalog, I'm Filipino I can understand Tagalog curses.When one of them started mad dogging us and pulled out a butterfly knife, we went to the car to get the pistols.And they they were lucky nothing happened.Just a few days prior, we killed someone from JFX.
I never knew where the beef came from but back in middle school and high school the homies from ABZ would always go to cerritos mall to look for any Filipino gangs.
@@IFukkEm, it started in SFV around 1994.Heavily outnumbered by the Surenos, ABZ and ABS (Asian Boy Style) approached the other Asian gangs for back-up.All the Filipino gangs refused, they said they weren't Asian.And to add insult, some of the Filipino gangs helped the Surenos instead.And it escalated from there.By 1995, the Filipinos started becoming hostile toward ABZ at parties.A lot of the Cambodian homies got jumped, and that's why they started to hate the Filipinos.Then years later, Northside Satanas killed the homie "Baby G" (R.I.P.) from ABS.
@@lakanron640 was his name Steven , cousin of Big Nose (Steve) from ABZ ?
My girlfriends family is from the area of Cebu, Philippines. She definitely feels like she doesn't belong a lot, even amongst other Filipinos in the US. Especially now since we live in New Mexico. There's quite a few Filipinos over here but a lot of them seem old fashioned and kinda snooty. Her Mom isn't my biggest fan either, because I'm not a doctor. Lol
What part of New Mexico? Honestly it's a weird state huh lol even the Mexicans are snotty
USA is owned operated by the KKK with African slaves ...Africa = America
Just eat dinuguan
I'm from Cebu City, and my family moved here in the U.S about 20 years ago. I think I understand what she is going through. There's actually slight cultural differences within the Filipino community because we have so many islands, languages and tribes.
I live in FL and my family and relatives don't want anything to do with the Filipino communities here. It has something to do with those snooty FIlipinos. Lol
Older filipinos are all about 💲💲💲💲
Satanas also ended up in Hawaii. An CS (Cross Suns) were BG’s that looked up to the OG’s. ALOHA
Bambu got a song named crooks n rooks. It’s dope & yes crooks n castles founders are STS.
Dopeness! Historic FilipinoTown aka Rampart District!
90's BNG reppin here and much respect to all the homies and RIP to my fallen brothers. Big Syko, Kookoo, Snake Eyes where you at homies! All three of my Titos were Bahala in the PI and regularly had beef with Sigue Sigue Sputnik. Growing up around that was crazy. Now a days I'm just an old dude but you know gangsters never die.
Hows Bernard from BNG, the dude in the wheel chair?
Great content homey! Word and mad respect to all my Pinoy homies! Hollywood here. WEST COAST…
I'm a Fil-Mex from West Covina, My pops used to bang with these guys anyways, most Filipino gangs are really a fusion of Mexican and Filipinos due to intermarriage in the community. Filipinos and Mexicans in California ride together in the barrios.
Well both have been conquered by Spain in history and are generally brown skin so it makes sense they would clique
@im dTap Amar and Temple are VERY familiar with me. I ain't no gangster but because of my skin color I get confused for one and I grew up around some
They don't ride together in California sounds good tho
@@H2JEFFKO some do some don't, Filipinos either ride with Mexicans in jail or go another car with Samoans other pacific islanders.
Anyone really from the 90s know there were Pinoy haters. It’s not all nice and dandy with the Mexicans as most you Filipinos from PI think
If anything, I think we get along with paisas better than chicanos
They have 4 different kinds of Satanas in Delano. STS, SIG, SOS, DOS
thanks for another great video bro i never heard of this phillipino gang before but i have heard of bng thanks for another great video bro and it’s good to see you back on your you tube grind bro
I’m surprised you didn’t mention rapper Bambu, who has satanas ties. He’s hella dope.
Bro. THANK YOU for making this video. I have always been curious with the filipino gangs in california!
I heard of satanas for a long time, and now i know why i dont hear much about them.
coz theyre mostly sent back in the pihilippines and the Bahalas too
@@sherwinbustamante5353 many of them got deported?
yeah, cause of Pete Wilson @@KalyeStreet10
Yeah big dog do a spill on the Oxnard STS gang they were deep
Thank you for fw my ppl and I liked how you did a history on this! 🖤🤝
Next video you should cover P-nice or Young Iggz but nice content as always kwon!! :D
Shout out to Bambu De Pistola...pare lookin vicious in that one
BNG was getting big in Glendale from 95 to 97 and even had a Hispanic click called Brown Neighborhood Gangsters. But at the same time Temple Street was getting big in Glendale. I would say that BNG was doing big things but then just kind of disappeared. I (heard) the head of Glendale BNG ended up joining TGP and one guy from BNG ended up joining TVR. A lot of the guys from TST in Glendale kind of disbanded too and I (heard) one of them joined Avenues.
glendale in 801?
No Glendale California 818
Interview Bambu de pistola bro. He's a Filipino and a STS member at LA and also he's a rapper
Great content. My pops used to tell me about TST and STS from the 80s. Respect.
My young uncles were all pinoy bangers here in LA and I used too idolize them as a kid smh. I’m glad I was born a generation late in 92 or I would’ve probably got involved
Bambu raps about it in where you from. He mentions satanas started from a car club.
Damn, I had a mix of homies from BNGs, PRs, Hellside, LVMs, and Temple Boys lol. Only STSs I knew back then was Slayer and Joker. Those mugs were craaaazie. Our hangouts were Max's on Saturdays karaoke bar or Red Lions in Glendale. We stayed away from Bayanihan on Temple lol.
Very much enjoyed my g keep up da work 🤙
I knew a couple of guys from Santanas .
That i met in jail. The ones from Delano.
From a gang that started out as just a car club
Other gangs popping so SATANAS got to arming up
Bambu song titled where you from
Solid content and video, Kuya!!!
Great content Segio. Always putting out that 🔥. 🇺🇸🇵🇭