This is golden. No Hongkong podcasts or interviews could deliver this level of candid insightful content because of differences in transparency and societal censorship. Not to mention that men like Big Head and Kenny are a rare breed and product of their time that you simply don't get to cross by that easily in this day and age. For future episodes - could we hear more (preferably in cantonese) stories from them about making it in the racist, white american society as a chinese gangster? Big respect from Norway. 好多謝大頭哥分享你的經歷！ 後輩挪威華人聽者會繼續支持！ 請講多啲故事！
Found myself here after watching the insider episode. I must say the interview/storytelling is so much better in Cantonese. Good thing is the subs are on point too. Bighead's story is really wild and entertaining. Mike sounded a little soft. Can't wait to hear more from you guys
these stories about sun yee on will always be entertaining.... i remember the last time i was in HK, my dad was telling me he had lunch a few days before i got there with Sun Yee On "dai-lo" To Luen Shun (杜聯順), who is/was the other Tiger of Tsim Sha Tsui in the 80s/90s.
_"Sun Yee On (Chinese: 新義安), or the New Righteousness and Peace Commercial and Industrial Guild, is one of the leading triads in Hong Kong and China. It has more than 25,000 members worldwide. It is also believed to be active in the UK, the United States, France and Belgium."_ _"Founded: 1919; 104 years ago"_
Big head is such a scholarly & charismatic guy as much as he is a street kid. No wonder he rose through the ranks in HK & NY! I’d like to hear Mike’s experiences as a gang member and what led him to the transformation to NYPD and his time on the force. It seems Mike is very fluent in canto too.
The ABCs who are 45 to 60 years old were pretty much fluent in Cantonese because it was the height of Cantonese speaking at the time. Hell... A lot of us are fluent in Mandarin as well. Hanging out with Taiwanese and Fujianese made me fluent in Mandarin as well.
@@hiddendrgn218 abc here born in late 90’s. Taishanese speaker here! Our dialect is slowly dying. The new generation only speaks English and Cantonese if they learn as a kid. I’m trying to teach as much as I can to my son at the moment.
@@hiddendrgn218 in the 70s before TVB series vhs tapes were popularized, taishanese was literally the main language. I'm not even from taishan and I can speak it fluently when needed just because that's what the language was in the 70s.
@@babyshaya hi I just checked out one of her videos with her friend teaching taishanese. Yup it’s accurate but my family is actually from Kaiping or Hoi Ping in canto. Not sure if you heard of it before. The accent and pronunciation is a bit more easier to understand.
When an entertainer comes to town, Uncle's job was to take them to the fcukshop. I did the same thing. The only difference is that the people I brought to the fcukshop were not entertainers.
his eldest half-brother Heung Wah-Yim (向華炎) became the 2nd dragon head because their dad Heung Chin, the founder of SYO, was exiled to taiwan in the 50s. right now i think Wah-Yim's son Heung Jin Wai (向展偉) is the 3rd dragon head.
@18:05 back in the days. my dad would say, "those playing as a gangster in the movie are really gangsters, thats why they fit the role so well". What i admire watching is these dai lo and triads actors playing silly and goofy roles.
37:32 he said "kai G" 😂😂😂😂 That's how you know he's old school. Funny we had a conversation on that word not too long ago 😂😂😂😂 I'm positive we'll hear it a lot more in future interviews. Keep up the great work. Seriously this shit is gold 🪙
May I request a video of more Sun Yee On 426 red pole stories from Hong Kong? For example, does Big Head know Tsim Sha Tsui Dai Lo ‘Fei Lung’ (Flying Dragon), or even Lee Tai Lung, etc?
@@jimmytsui9329 你的真人經驗黑社會故事好好聽！can you also please name drop the HK celebrities you talked about those are pure gold LOL as some as so long ago we may not know or guess who they are but we all grew up watching hk movies back then too 😂 also love your interviews and stories very entertaining just came across your channel all the way from australia too 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼 way to go guys! Can’t wait for more awesome stories! 👍🏼
I know Tai Long. When I was in Hong Kong, he was still the bottom member. He was not a 426 yet. I had a cousin who followed him. I told Tai Long not to take my cousin out again.
36:13 being a 49 literal meaning in Chinese "dead dog" but the vernacular is like "stupid dog" meaning you're just a dog because you're the lowest rank. Anyone who's anyone who's played pai gow, hit a 49 and was initiated into a gang would always say something silly like "chore yup Hung moon 49 jai" When you're first initiated into the gang, you're a little dead dog. I know it's silly but that's how we were 😂
Your videos are my new favorite thing on youtube, I grew up in the Bay Area and I’ve been hearing stories about SF Chinatown my whole life from my dad and grandfather. Would you be able to have anyone from SF talk about their experiences?
No matter how romantic or exciting the stories and lores of these gangsters we all need to remember that, at the end of the day, they are ruthless predators who don't hesitate to gang rape a woman And this is true for all kinds of gangsters. Not just Chinese ones.
I can not represent all members of the underworld, but I can say that none of the people who were with me at the time would do such a thing as gang rape and rape because I strictly control my subordinates. if I find out they will be severely punished, so I will never let this kind of thing happen,
@@jimmytsui9329 I think that’s the difference between gang members in the 80’s and 90’s compared to early 2000’s and later - it’s seems to be a massive change in attitude and morals during the early 2000’s, a lot of people think they are above the law but rape especially publicly known about rape cases usually has a higher success rate in detention bc if proven true they are dealt with the law and the public which many of them haven’t experienced before. The structures that many of these early 80’s and 90’s gangs have unfortunately been left behind. But that does not mean rape didn’t happen during these times they probably did but probably lead to death or extreme silencing techniques. Please let me know if I’m wrong in my thinking.
Great stories about the dark HK Hollywood scene. Can you do an interview about the ruthless Chinatown van and bus wars? How it started and the stories that lead to the almost death of the Chinatown bus wars.
Did you guys know any members or Dai Lo that had Chaozhou/Teochew background?And if you did what was their personality like ? were they loyal or well respected ?I heard the founder of the Sun Ye On came from Chaozhou? Love your channel keep the videos going !
Thanks for the great content as always. He was referring to 'lo San' is that just a term used to describe another fellow gang member? I.e American lo san
Lo San is「老新」is a street slang for the Sun Yee On 「新義安」triad group. Mei Gwok Lo San「美國老新」means Tung On or American SYO. Bighead also calls the Feds “Lo Luen”「老聯」. Slang as well.
Very insightful and entertaining stories. My wild guess on the famous actor/singer who was recognized by the ladies was ALan and his buddy was Eric ( actor). As for the 天后 who is no longer around… I think most of us would guess the same person, initial A M. Anyone with other guess
I know its hard for talking alive ppl , but I would like to hear more story about Dai Lo in hong kong , such as 'ghost tim' , 'sai b' , 'tai lon ', 'tun mun fai kit' .And other gang such as 'jai jai' in yuan long ,' etb' , '何澤' , '黐線勇' . And Big Head's Ferrari .
You guys like listening to the stories of the Hong Kong Triad. If we can get over Ten Thousand like or Subscribers, I will tell you more about these people you asked for.
@@jimmytsui9329 That would be great! I am from HK, I like these stories! I also want to know more about the old-timer Dai Lo that not many people know about- Crazy Kai or 黐線佳
What year was T.O established in Chinatown and how difficult was it to establish the foundation? Why didn’t T.O change their name to distinguish the street gang from the tong?
I sugguest that you add a chinese title so more people can find your videos. I am sure a lot of chinese/hong kong people would like to listen to these stories.
I decided to quit my gangster life. I got shot five times, and after that, I said, "No more." I got sick and tired of that, because I'm getting old. The way I think is different. So I want to return to my normal life, so I quit. I know the person who shot me, but I don't know why he shot me at that time. Afterward, I found out. Because my soldier, under me, people under me shot their member two weeks ago. So they know I'm the general of them. So he shot me. At that time, I was at home, and I ran out of cigarettes. So I have to go down and try to buy a cigarette in the grocery. When I closed my driver's-side door and I check out the side mirror, I saw someone came out from a car behind, and then he started to shoot. And then the ambulance come, like, after at least 15 minutes, as I remember. They brought me to the Elmhurst Hospital, and they do a surgery, and then the doctor come by and showed me all the bullets and tell me that, "We took four bullets out, and there's still a bullet inside your body." So I asked him, "Why don't you just take the last one out?" And he was telling me that, "Because that bullet is running into your bone, so that bullet's going to stay there forever." That's what the doctor says. What do I have to do to leave? Actually, nothing. I just tell my soldiers. Because I have couple of soldiers, who control all the kids already. I just tell them that, starting now, all the street money, the gambling house money, whatever, I'm going to give up everything. You guys take care of the under-level people, and anything happens, you don't have to ask me. Even though after I left, I start working, and the FBI come to me, ask me questions. I say, "I don't know nothing. I left already." In the '90s, the FBI, all the leaders, all the gangsters got arrested and thrown in the prison.
@@chinatowngangstories he only dropped 1 name 大傻… tell him to drop more names..just by guessing we won’t know who he’s really talking about.. but even HK knows the WC in SF are crazy. I’ve seen it in a Stephen chow gangster movie 1989 or 1990.
![Sun Yee On Leaders, Casino Rackets, Drugs, etc. (Told by Former Tung On Member “Bighead”) [ENG SUB]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/uuNyW_oA4ec/mqdefault.jpg)
![Sun Yee On Leaders, Casino Rackets, Drugs, etc. (Told by Former Tung On Member “Bighead”) [ENG SUB]](/img/tr.png)
![Bighead (Tung On), Speed (Flying Dragons), and Kenny (Ghost Shadows) Discuss Their Gangs [ENG SUB]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Kx4EHX8-is4/mqdefault.jpg)
This is golden. No Hongkong podcasts or interviews could deliver this level of candid insightful content because of differences in transparency and societal censorship. Not to mention that men like Big Head and Kenny are a rare breed and product of their time that you simply don't get to cross by that easily in this day and age.
For future episodes - could we hear more (preferably in cantonese) stories from them about making it in the racist, white american society as a chinese gangster?
Big respect from Norway.
好多謝大頭哥分享你的經歷！ 後輩挪威華人聽者會繼續支持！ 請講多啲故事！
Thank you. Please share this channel
Youre very rude for saying racist, white american society. Chinese people are more racist
Big head knows run run shaw???😂
@@leonfong4456 That tycoon ah? hehe
吹水古惑仔！高佬文！！！！叫差佬文呀！你十四，五歲時，差佬文都廿幾至三十歲！低级古惑仔！
多謝大頭哥分享 , 八九十年代的香港真的很令人懷念 , 希望以後有多d故仔聽 !!!!
Thank you Juan Doe! There will be more Cantonese interviews with Bighead coming soon.
Found myself here after watching the insider episode. I must say the interview/storytelling is so much better in Cantonese. Good thing is the subs are on point too. Bighead's story is really wild and entertaining. Mike sounded a little soft. Can't wait to hear more from you guys
I frequently regret studying mandarin instead of Cantonese. The Chinese-American story seems to be mostly in the latter
Love listening to the stories thanks for giving subtitles ❤
Really respect big head ...his knowledge and stories must not be forgotten
Watched this video twice! I love the poems shared by Bighead🎉🎉 Thank you!!
I could listen to "Bighead" stories all day!
Good evening ! Have benn waiting on this ! Thank You ! I must click like before i see it !
Hope you like it!
Love these videos! Great stories from Bighead. Please do more of these with him
More to come!
我地追睇這個節目一樣會上癮
Glad you like it. Please like and share
these stories about sun yee on will always be entertaining.... i remember the last time i was in HK, my dad was telling me he had lunch a few days before i got there with Sun Yee On "dai-lo" To Luen Shun (杜聯順), who is/was the other Tiger of Tsim Sha Tsui in the 80s/90s.
Have a happy, healthy, and wonderful new years
Thank you so much Myron! Have a Happy and Healthy New Year!
Thank you!! Very interesting!! Hope you upload more.
Thank you, I will
Big head....do more cantonese series....talk about Money Laundering and Human trafficking pls. Thanks!
Thanks for sharing!
Both Audio and Visual quality is good.
Glad you enjoyed it!
_"Sun Yee On (Chinese: 新義安), or the New Righteousness and Peace Commercial and Industrial Guild, is one of the leading triads in Hong Kong and China. It has more than 25,000 members worldwide. It is also believed to be active in the UK, the United States, France and Belgium."_
_"Founded: 1919; 104 years ago"_
What about 14K is it a younger gen?
@@Kuasarakyat2 14K is definitely newer...
Founded in 1945*
@@pauliedibbs9028
Oh..spot on !
I learned about 14k from my uncle, he was from Amsterdam Chinatown.✌️
are they really that deep?
@@Biscuitolivia3561 They are the biggest Triad in the world right now... What do you think?
Even though that era was before my time I love watching old hk movies . Thanks for sharing your stories 👍
is there going to be a part 2 as this video was abruptly ended. Great channel. Keep up the good work. Will be looking out for more content.
Coming soon
Awesome insights - so interesting to hear the other side of hk entertainment circle
Love this format. More stories please.
great job on the subtitles.
yessss more bighead vids, good start to my weekend
Love the interview so much.. and comment as well…
From Malaysia
Big head is such a scholarly & charismatic guy as much as he is a street kid. No wonder he rose through the ranks in HK & NY! I’d like to hear Mike’s experiences as a gang member and what led him to the transformation to NYPD and his time on the force. It seems Mike is very fluent in canto too.
The ABCs who are 45 to 60 years old were pretty much fluent in Cantonese because it was the height of Cantonese speaking at the time. Hell... A lot of us are fluent in Mandarin as well. Hanging out with Taiwanese and Fujianese made me fluent in Mandarin as well.
@@hiddendrgn218 abc here born in late 90’s. Taishanese speaker here! Our dialect is slowly dying. The new generation only speaks English and Cantonese if they learn as a kid. I’m trying to teach as much as I can to my son at the moment.
@@hiddendrgn218 in the 70s before TVB series vhs tapes were popularized, taishanese was literally the main language. I'm not even from taishan and I can speak it fluently when needed just because that's what the language was in the 70s.
@@babyshaya hi I just checked out one of her videos with her friend teaching taishanese. Yup it’s accurate but my family is actually from Kaiping or Hoi Ping in canto. Not sure if you heard of it before. The accent and pronunciation is a bit more easier to understand.
@@chriszee814 I know hoiping ... There's less saliva when talking 😂 and a lot of surname szeto or seto from there.
Thanks for the content.. Curious. Is the Miss L case
The rich man from Macau ?
When an entertainer comes to town, Uncle's job was to take them to the fcukshop. I did the same thing. The only difference is that the people I brought to the fcukshop were not entertainers.
Hi brother Big Head,
is Charles Heung (向华强) or one of his brothers the dragon head of Sun Yee On?
his eldest half-brother Heung Wah-Yim (向華炎) became the 2nd dragon head because their dad Heung Chin, the founder of SYO, was exiled to taiwan in the 50s.
right now i think Wah-Yim's son Heung Jin Wai (向展偉) is the 3rd dragon head.
Thank you for sharing these with us. Really appreciate it. Especially these interviews in cantonese really lets the person speak in their element.
🙏🙏🙏
Amazing stories you guys are crushing it keep it going Brothers
Poor Carina lau. Till this day she denied she got raped. She even thanked her abductors for treating her well..
A video showed that she was raped by two gangsters… unlike now, she was innocent and pretty…
@@recuerdos2457 Got the video link?
good stories. I was trying to count how many times Big Head said "O.K." but i kept losing track lol
Very good stories. Keep it coming
Is he referring Andy Lau or what singer/movie star is he talking about?
jackie chan
@@ChrisGopher he’s a crap singer
Big head voice is exactly what i envision a dai lo would sound like
@18:05 back in the days. my dad would say, "those playing as a gangster in the movie are really gangsters, thats why they fit the role so well". What i admire watching is these dai lo and triads actors playing silly and goofy roles.
From Macau. Interesting and much respect!!
That story about Sing Fui On is one for the books!
Watching this a second time - it’s THAT good
I watch too many times
37:32 he said "kai G" 😂😂😂😂 That's how you know he's old school. Funny we had a conversation on that word not too long ago 😂😂😂😂 I'm positive we'll hear it a lot more in future interviews. Keep up the great work. Seriously this shit is gold 🪙
😂😂😂
千克，公斤
台主可否問大頭哥知唔知1992年李連杰前經理人蔡子明在尖東被殺內情， 此案至今仍是懸案。據當年報章說，兇手行兇時穿保安員制服，行兇手槍是點357Magnum,與一般香港槍擊案慣用紅星、黑星的很不同。
Another great interview … singer definitely Alan Tam
Andy Lau perhaps too. He was gangster too
@19:00 which actress??
@@dypkyangboy 梅艳芳
excited for this one
Anita Mui is the female singer with disciples etc I think??
Good point. She was known to have disciples..
😂😂😂 I was thinking the same thing just now when I heard his description
grasshopper is the disciples
If you see an Asian guy in 2023 rocking an 80's mullet, you better know whats up.
There’s a few sporting it out there. 🤣
9:26 anita mui
Can you talk about the Lam Kit Ying incident also? Who are the 2 tai lo involved?
May I request a video of more Sun Yee On 426 red pole stories from Hong Kong? For example, does Big Head know Tsim Sha Tsui Dai Lo ‘Fei Lung’ (Flying Dragon), or even Lee Tai Lung, etc?
when I was in Hong Kong, Tai Lung was only a kid, nobody knew him. I knew his Dai Lo.
@@jimmytsui9329 Hey Brother Big Head, thanks for getting back! What about 尖沙咀飛龍哥？Any stories on that? 348 disco Teddy Hung? Thanks!
I am still looking forward to more of these stories
@@jimmytsui9329 你的真人經驗黑社會故事好好聽！can you also please name drop the HK celebrities you talked about those are pure gold LOL as some as so long ago we may not know or guess who they are but we all grew up watching hk movies back then too 😂 also love your interviews and stories very entertaining just came across your channel all the way from australia too 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼 way to go guys! Can’t wait for more awesome stories! 👍🏼
I know Tai Long. When I was in Hong Kong, he was still the bottom member. He was not a 426 yet. I had a cousin who followed him. I told Tai Long not to take my cousin out again.
37:40 "I didn't come here for a math lesson" face 😂😂😂😂
1+2+3+4+5=15
Lots of great stories again! I saw all the movies he was talking about filmed in nyc chinatown back then.
First to comment on the BEST CHANNEL! 👊💪🙏😎
36:13 being a 49 literal meaning in Chinese "dead dog" but the vernacular is like "stupid dog" meaning you're just a dog because you're the lowest rank.
Anyone who's anyone who's played pai gow, hit a 49 and was initiated into a gang would always say something silly like "chore yup Hung moon 49 jai"
When you're first initiated into the gang, you're a little dead dog.
I know it's silly but that's how we were 😂
👍
Your videos are my new favorite thing on youtube, I grew up in the Bay Area and I’ve been hearing stories about SF Chinatown my whole life from my dad and grandfather. Would you be able to have anyone from SF talk about their experiences?
This channel focuses on NYC but we’re open to the idea. Thx for following this channel
無經歷過聽大佬講返都好有意思,多謝分享
No matter how romantic or exciting the stories and lores of these gangsters we all need to remember that, at the end of the day, they are ruthless predators who don't hesitate to gang rape a woman
And this is true for all kinds of gangsters. Not just Chinese ones.
I can not represent all members of the underworld, but I can say that none of the people who were with me at the time would do such a thing as gang rape and rape because I strictly control my subordinates. if I find out they will be severely punished, so I will never let this kind of thing happen,
@@jimmytsui9329 I think that’s the difference between gang members in the 80’s and 90’s compared to early 2000’s and later - it’s seems to be a massive change in attitude and morals during the early 2000’s, a lot of people think they are above the law but rape especially publicly known about rape cases usually has a higher success rate in detention bc if proven true they are dealt with the law and the public which many of them haven’t experienced before. The structures that many of these early 80’s and 90’s gangs have unfortunately been left behind. But that does not mean rape didn’t happen during these times they probably did but probably lead to death or extreme silencing techniques. Please let me know if I’m wrong in my thinking.
Great stories about the dark HK Hollywood scene. Can you do an interview about the ruthless Chinatown van and bus wars? How it started and the stories that lead to the almost death of the Chinatown bus wars.
I was there and had the front row seat
So the Carina's video that shot exactly like JAV is really her? Wow
好好睇,如果訪問到更多以前香港大佬輩就正
Did you guys know any members or Dai Lo that had Chaozhou/Teochew background?And if you did what was their personality like ? were they loyal or well respected ?I heard the founder of the Sun Ye On came from Chaozhou?
Love your channel keep the videos going !
Thank you for following this channel. We will cover many stories on the Triads
🙌🙌
I'm a HKer from Toronto. Will there be any content about the Toronto scene in the future? I'm addicted to this channel!
Yes. Thank you for watching
Who do you think are the actors they were talking about?
刘嘉玲
Carina Lau (kidnapped), Simon Yam (tried to audition his girl) and Chow Yun Fat (sunglasses) maybe are who I can think of. Curious about the singers.
@@andrewkang4091 wow! Just read the article on it!
@@lazuris311 I think the movie producers he was referring to is Charles Heung or Jimmy Heung. Singers I don't know as well...maybe Alan Tam for one
Anita mui ❄ 👃
Thanks for the great content as always. He was referring to 'lo San' is that just a term used to describe another fellow gang member? I.e American lo san
Lo San is「老新」is a street slang for the Sun Yee On 「新義安」triad group. Mei Gwok Lo San「美國老新」means Tung On or American SYO.
Bighead also calls the Feds “Lo Luen”「老聯」. Slang as well.
@@daisai9096 thanks heaps man...makes sense 👍 btw who is he referring to as Hong Kong 'yoo lok huen'?
@@ahcrxYoo Lok Huen 「娛樂圈」means the world of Showbiz. Not sure which actor or actress Is being referred throughout. Got ask Bighead for this 👍
@@daisai9096 thanks again . Much appreciated 👍👍👍really loving this channel. Learning Soo much
Very insightful and entertaining stories. My wild guess on the famous actor/singer who was recognized by the ladies was ALan and his buddy was Eric ( actor). As for the 天后 who is no longer around… I think most of us would guess the same person, initial A M. Anyone with other guess
I think that’s the reason why AL refused to date AM even though he truly loved her.
Would you ever get China mac on this?
Str8 Str8 China Mac from nyc!!
Very curious who the actor/ singer is that he’s referring to in the massage story …
劉+零單野唔係胡鬚勇認左頭咩？
大頭哥。。可唔可以講下灣仔之虎同蔡子明單野。。真係好想聽下😊
歌影視仲唔係樓乜華？ 練馬師仲唔係塵八長？ 天后仲唔係妹姐? 超級富豪仲唔係阿新哥?
Holy shit the Horse doping had me laughing out loud.
Great video. 😊
That Hong Kong movie star turned horse trainer mentioned should be "Natalis Chan"
Cheng Hong Yip, who had also trained for Clifford Wong, but had never won a race
Thanks for sharing
His carina lau story makes more sense than the press and the other dude.
Was the other guy Jackie chan whom try to Kau his girl. And Anita Maui who so into drugs and girls?
@@Jo_channel88 Anita Mui + her "apprentices" which was the Hong Kong band "Grasshopper".
Which part is about Carina Lau
@@aljan9 19 minute mark onwards
@@a1eszencia664 and at EricT house so u know who leaked out the info
I know its hard for talking alive ppl , but I would like to hear more story about Dai Lo in hong kong , such as 'ghost tim' , 'sai b' , 'tai lon ', 'tun mun fai kit' .And other gang such as 'jai jai' in yuan long ,' etb' , '何澤' , '黐線勇' . And Big Head's
Ferrari .
You guys like listening to the stories of the Hong Kong Triad. If we can get over Ten Thousand like or Subscribers, I will tell you more about these people you asked for.
Expecting !
@@jimmytsui9329 That would be great! I am from HK, I like these stories! I also want to know more about the old-timer Dai Lo that not many people know about- Crazy Kai or 黐線佳
Thank you. Please share this channel in Hong Kong
@@jimmytsui9329 It is getting closer to 10k Subscribers after China Mac haha , I am very expecting !
26:30-27:00 wow! My thoughts exactly, still today in 2023!
Great sharing.😀👍
Great job Mike and Big Head!
Thank you
anybody where i can find that movie he mentioned at @12:54?
At 22:21, super rich guy who was dead and had a few wives....that would be Stanley Ho.
More videos please, amazing stories
More to come!
The poems were really cool. How long ago were they passed down from? Ching dynasty?
I would assume so. It’s pretty deep. That was when secret societies were really secretive. It’s been passed down for generations.
What year was T.O established in Chinatown and how difficult was it to establish the foundation? Why didn’t T.O change their name to distinguish the street gang from the tong?
I sugguest that you add a chinese title so more people can find your videos. I am sure a lot of chinese/hong kong people would like to listen to these stories.
any of these guys know Ah Kong and Roland Tan?
His story on the actress who got gang raped sounds authentic. I saw the video and those guys did look like Japanese.
@jerry171460 where did you see the video of her gettin rape?! 😮
the initiation poems and rules is the opening credit of the movie election based on wo shing wo
Wow - incredibly insightful
Bighead is so interesting to hear 🎉
I decided to quit my gangster life. I got shot five times, and after that, I said, "No more." I got sick and tired of that, because I'm getting old. The way I think is different. So I want to return to my normal life, so I quit. I know the person who shot me, but I don't know why he shot me at that time. Afterward, I found out. Because my soldier, under me, people under me shot their member two weeks ago. So they know I'm the general of them. So he shot me. At that time, I was at home, and I ran out of cigarettes. So I have to go down and try to buy a cigarette in the grocery. When I closed my driver's-side door and I check out the side mirror, I saw someone came out from a car behind, and then he started to shoot. And then the ambulance come, like, after at least 15 minutes, as I remember. They brought me to the Elmhurst Hospital, and they do a surgery, and then the doctor come by and showed me all the bullets and tell me that, "We took four bullets out, and there's still a bullet inside your body." So I asked him, "Why don't you just take the last one out?" And he was telling me that, "Because that bullet is running into your bone, so that bullet's going to stay there forever." That's what the doctor says. What do I have to do to leave? Actually, nothing. I just tell my soldiers. Because I have couple of soldiers, who control all the kids already. I just tell them that, starting now, all the street money, the gambling house money, whatever, I'm going to give up everything. You guys take care of the under-level people, and anything happens, you don't have to ask me. Even though after I left, I start working, and the FBI come to me, ask me questions. I say, "I don't know nothing. I left already." In the '90s, the FBI, all the leaders, all the gangsters got arrested and thrown in the prison.
Love content on interview. Need subtitles fir English speaking only pls
I love hearing the gang stories in Cantonese
Will Bighead tell us his life and what's he doing after he quit the gang? Is Bighead remains a good relationship with Hong Kong?
Yes, we will cover that on this channel
good ! 😊
What about Chan Wei Man in HK??? he should be a real dai lo during 80’s early 90’s.. how come he never mentioned him????
Chan was 14K. Not linked to Tung On like the Sun Yee On
@@chinatowngangstories he only dropped 1 name 大傻… tell him to drop more names..just by guessing we won’t know who he’s really talking about.. but even HK knows the WC in SF are crazy. I’ve seen it in a Stephen chow gangster movie 1989 or 1990.
This is amazing! So Jang
Hhaaa right when he said “one of his wives” found out.. I knew who it was.
Please tell more
Who?
@@Mugenstylo Stanley Ho. He was the only person of that era that can have multiple wives legally, and he was very wealthy.
@@willchu I should've figure it out lol.
@@Mugenstylo I'm trying to figure out the rest of the HK actors that he spoke of.
Love Cantonese!!
I prefer cantonese version of stories , more nice, more close , more feel eventhough I understood both English and Cantonese of the stories
Anyone else confused by the tic tac sum to 15 thing?😅😂 How does it add to 15 in all directions ?
how about story about anita mui being slap by gangster and brning safe by sun ye on 426 chen yau sing that led to chen yau sing being killed in macau
Bighead talks about that in Cantonese. Waiting to have it translated with English subtitles. If I’m not mistaken, he was in HK at the time.
What was big heads day to day life back then as a gangster?