I have listened to so much of prison and crime stories and I have been watching your channel for a while but this guy has given a new understanding of crime & prison life. Really wish I could get this guy to speak to some schools in Soweto and youth centers
what we need is film making dedicated to subverting how prisons are designed to create only worst human beings, listen to this guy you can hear he remembers who and why he is, he also understands how a criminal record has created an uncleanable slate in his life, this guy can talk, he can teach, he can tech about the triumph of the human will, even him personally there is nothing he cannot accomplish
Salute mfowethu indlela okhulume ngayo ngiyathemba lezintwana ezisakhula zikuzwile yazi indaba uma uyimamela emtwini oyaziyo ayifani ne story esixoxwa umuntu osizwe ngendaba I wish ngathi ungavakashela izikole and help the black child salute
You know out of the many videos Ive watched and enjoyed very much on this channel the thing most constant as to how these brothers find themselves in crime is the broken family. We need to do better this isn't to say we should stay in failed or failing marriages, better parenting, better community building I think we can save a lot of lives this way
Lol this guy just made it worse for me now I am really scared of prison 😭😭😭😭 you can see his expression 😭😭. He can be a good actor though because everything he says starts inside, he can make you feel what he’s saying.
Thanks man but the guy must try to finish his story, because how he get to jail we don't know, he was age 9 when he started doing crime jiki jiki he is in prison, jiki jiki umkhulu, jiki jiki, crime doesn't pay(good advice) jiki jiki, attempted rape jiki jiki, blanket and the beating then boom thanksgiving to the guy who came for his rescue and taught him a number.
have you done nyaope addicts before? I'm sure they have interesting information on the intoxication and the real street life. as well as tricky ways they've made money or being victims of mob justice.
Please name your videos in a specific order. It's really hard to follow one person's story. I end starting with the last video I should have ended with. Otherwise, good content
this should be made into a movie,its such a sad and insightfull story on his life,im zulu but these code words made me understand 90 percent of what hes saying hes so smart and gangter this guy💯
He was also talking about the role he was given within the numbers gang and how the numbers gang operate with each other and with listening to him he was a 27 but yeah his life was a mess since his childhood years
@@YoungKidT 😂 😂 😂 😂 he got carried away explaining how he got into the number, long story short.....he stabbed someone in prison, was beaten up by prison warders badly, thrown into solitary confinement and that's where someone threw him a little package with some items including a letter confirming that the leaders of the number have seen what he has done and he is one of them. He just gets carried away with the lingo, I think he's too pationate about the number
This young man had no chance in life from the beginning of his life. The older man who used him must be ashamed of themselves. Also step father you accept a woman and reject a child who did not ask to come into this world. Most men have children all over the place and no one judges them. I will not tolerate that rubbish, I will rather stay with my children and live a happy life with them. No one is going to ever separate me from my child or children.
Hayi this guy kuMacG said he was arrested in 1990 and he was 12. Jiki jiki now its 1996. If he is 49, in 1996 he was not juvenile and in 1990 he was 17 not 12
From my little knowledge of the life. The 27s were regarded as the most unruly of the gangs with gruesome flag-raising duties. Their mandate was initially to cause chaos to the correctional system and from time to time blood was needed to fly the flag high. Warders would rather deal with 28s rather than 27s because it is the nature of the 27s to not even take orders from the warders. The 27s defended the gang code from the 26s right through to the 28s. In Durban Maximum Prison the 27s are dying bread because they were normally the OGs of apartheid-era times that demanded gangsters to follow the code and gave birth to the 26s. Now the 26s have assumed control of the hierarchy but only a few mountains are afforded the right and respect of the number as they dedicate their lives to this. All I am saying, in prison rather cross paths with 28s and 26s,24s, big fives than the 27s.
@@nkosisiyabonga4552 Yes they do. They still exist in the Western Cape and Eastern Cape and normally called themselves abantu baseHolland because they dealt with the Dutch (Afrikaner wardens and rules)
@@nkosisiyabonga4552 No, you automatically assume the rank of the warden in whatever numbers gang you belong in. If that warden was second in command, that is the role you would take in your gang etc. You become a 27 if you choose too, get tasked to kill someone breaking the code/rules of the gang even if its a warden and then tell the whole prison you did it for the number. After certain rituals you would have some test your pulse and if they claim your blood beats 3 times then you become a 27 and get given "intshayelo" (gang lingo and history that you need to recite and know by heart) and "ibhuku" ( tattoos that tell your journey and story)
totally agree with you there but its the only life he has ever known and the sad part it seems the people who groomed him made him believe the life was the only form of security and thrills
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The way he speaks is like poetry...he puts you right at the scene with his words. It's poetic
Exactly
This guy deserves everything 😂…a true story teller ❤
Guys this channel is Netflix on steroids, kunini ngithi yhooo.
I hope u guys paid this man. This is some of the best content I have ever come accross.
Speaking of which, vele, how can I donate nomiR100.00. Mr producer?
😅😅😅😅can you now say crime doesn't pay?🤔
@@realnews8075 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@lyted5946 Go on the patron page or link on this youtube page and donate like that. Best and safe way rather than getting a bogus account
@@RastaAfricanGentleman thank you so mush, will have a look into those options
I have listened to so much of prison and crime stories and I have been watching your channel for a while but this guy has given a new understanding of crime & prison life. Really wish I could get this guy to speak to some schools in Soweto and youth centers
what we need is film making dedicated to subverting how prisons are designed to create only worst human beings, listen to this guy you can hear he remembers who and why he is, he also understands how a criminal record has created an uncleanable slate in his life, this guy can talk, he can teach, he can tech about the triumph of the human will, even him personally there is nothing he cannot accomplish
😢
His childhood was a mess... He had no chance ... My heart aches for him
😂😂🤣Gosh, I was Scared of Prison but this guy just took me to another level of fear.😿😭🤞🏼😱
🤣🤣🤣 me too yoh
I know scariest prisoners, who don't speak a word, they look at you and you'll just know the drill
😂
Literally🤣
That Afrikaans lingo remind of Bra Georgie from Isidingo,,na bo Slu,,ne ba e tshela blind
Exactly ....George Zamdela😂
What a great story teller! I wish he could continue.. Prison life is so horrific
Latest episodes are uploaded on their Facebook page. They take too long uploading here on RUclips
The language his facial expression his actions.... this guy is a good story teller
Hope he has changed his ways of living
Montana you went through a lot, and I like how you give good message of "crime doesn't pay"
L
Ayingo Montana lo
This was truely a work of art even how the video ended, well done to production. Hopefully message will land clearly to the young ones.
They must pay him
Salute mfowethu indlela okhulume ngayo ngiyathemba lezintwana ezisakhula zikuzwile yazi indaba uma uyimamela emtwini oyaziyo ayifani ne story esixoxwa umuntu osizwe ngendaba I wish ngathi ungavakashela izikole and help the black child salute
I am proud him, he is currently doing community service. May God bless him
This guy can scare you'ngelingo nje, yoh prison I don't want you
Billy Mandoza 😂
You know out of the many videos Ive watched and enjoyed very much on this channel the thing most constant as to how these brothers find themselves in crime is the broken family. We need to do better this isn't to say we should stay in failed or failing marriages, better parenting, better community building I think we can save a lot of lives this way
Lol this guy just made it worse for me now I am really scared of prison 😭😭😭😭 you can see his expression 😭😭. He can be a good actor though because everything he says starts inside, he can make you feel what he’s saying.
How this guy narrates inombolo is beyond 🙆🏾♂️😁😁😁
I'm watching this with my dad he relates a lot about the fashion and clothes he's talking about
Nkosi please protect us yoooh this is scary 😳
Thanks man but the guy must try to finish his story, because how he get to jail we don't know, he was age 9 when he started doing crime jiki jiki he is in prison, jiki jiki umkhulu, jiki jiki, crime doesn't pay(good advice) jiki jiki, attempted rape jiki jiki, blanket and the beating then boom thanksgiving to the guy who came for his rescue and taught him a number.
This comment right here finished me 😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂 your comment
Actually 📌📌📌📌😭😭
You are a good listener
😂😂Jiki jIKi nam ngi lost khona daa
Ive never been so lost in my life. As soon as he started explaining inombolo, i tried hey, ngihluleke khona🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
ngek ulunge sis uright ungezwa Bra Nani🙌
😂😂😂😂
Eix he started speaking numbers at the end yooooh goosebumps
I did not hear a thing
Crime doesn't pay
have you done nyaope addicts before? I'm sure they have interesting information on the intoxication and the real street life. as well as tricky ways they've made money or being victims of mob justice.
There’s a channel for that..
@supreme Hope
@@feliciabusisiwemthimunye6449 Thank you, I'll check it out🤘
😔🙌🥺great storyteller, I pray u find peace mentally
299 stitches bantu bagwaziwe nge window
Please name your videos in a specific order. It's really hard to follow one person's story. I end starting with the last video I should have ended with. Otherwise, good content
I also struggled with this.
I'm addicted to to this page😂😂all of them on repeat.. I wish I can meet some of them personally... yohhhh it's tough e jail
It pays in a Bad(bet) Way. (Pun intended)😂😂🎉
Netflix needs to make a serious of Nani past life!
From 27:50 till the end I did not understand sh#t!! Like Hold on Bro What in the name of LifeBoy are you saying Bro?? 😂😂 yhooo!!
A great story teller, I tell you ❤😂
this should be made into a movie,its such a sad and insightfull story on his life,im zulu but these code words made me understand 90 percent of what hes saying hes so smart and gangter this guy💯
From Facebook to chillers to RUclips. Lets push numbers
Everyday we are learning, big up 💪
At the end I was left confused af 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I could never
Good story telling , I stan.
Thanks guy's for bringing Wena baenete...wenaaa Pocket book
This content can easily make a Netflix doccie
THIS IS AN OG
Bheka yi nja le😂🤣🤣🔥🔥✊🏽
Well said brother hope nezingane zizwisisile ndoda
What a great story teller
Dankie bafo I hope laba fana bayabona bayezwa
23:40 this is philosophy, the story of human triumph, mind over matter woven in complex oral tradition, no university will ever hack this
Facts bri
Poor social background contributed to the destruction of the child,
Life is a long journey indeed..u HV gone through alot bro... life was not easy yoooooooo
Realest so far 🤣🤞🏾
Mmhhh I am proud of him ngan ngoba he's currently doing community service, bless mfoweth 🎉🎉🎉
I was lost there at the end
Your life was very painful as a child
I pray you heal from that pain🙏🏾
At the end he was talking about the construction of the number gang between the 28s, 27s, and 26s in my understanding
He was also talking about the role he was given within the numbers gang and how the numbers gang operate with each other and with listening to him he was a 27 but yeah his life was a mess since his childhood years
@@andilegumede8639 thank you for clarity
@@Glm8 No prob🤝
90s prison was hell🤣🤣🤣😨😱😱
Even now believe me
Now is worst worst
Ja ngiyabona 🤟🏽
Generational curses. You had no chance mfanakithi.
Most times we are made by our environments. I don't blame the environments in which I was raised. I just had to make sure that it doesn't break me.
I love how he narrates his story.. 😂
I heard everything he said at the end but understood nothing... Yerrr inombolo bafethu
Wow i wish him all the best🤗
The honesty ♥️🔥♥️♥️
Prison is hell... If you are convicted while innocent yhooo 💔💔💔
wish i could sit down with this guy,very fascinating...
He takes you straight to prison with way he narrates the stories
Best video I've ever watched on Network Agenda
Hai Ke movie o straight “ 299 stitches “
Groetman Nani ❤️🤟 nkunz malanga onke 🙌🙌🙌
Bra Nani, founder of 'From Bad 2 Worse'
Guiding the youth and keeping them away from prison
If you dnt know how the numbers gang started, you'll never understand what he's explaining in the last 4 minutes, nase🤞
Amabhantinti angaplan-a ukukubulala ukhona ungavi niks. What the hell was that language? Yeses!
Best story teller..
Ayi the way he narrated the number in the last 3min......legend
Kept asking my Zulu wife what he's saying, she's confused too 🤣🤣🤣
@@YoungKidT 😂 😂 😂 😂 he got carried away explaining how he got into the number, long story short.....he stabbed someone in prison, was beaten up by prison warders badly, thrown into solitary confinement and that's where someone threw him a little package with some items including a letter confirming that the leaders of the number have seen what he has done and he is one of them. He just gets carried away with the lingo, I think he's too pationate about the number
@@BuhleMpakama 🤣🤣🤣that part I get... It's the rest of the stuff he said that killed me
Ubaba omdala obizwa ngo Billie Mandoza libolile iGoli
You need to be from prison to understand him 😂😂😂😂 angizwa lutho Mina
Lol wa bora
You deserve to be paid bhut'omkhulu ✍️🤝🤞👏❤️
Oh my goodness, Kinross Secunda my town.
you went to re-edit and mute the names? good looking out.
Ngibuke up to 10 minutes, ngahluleka, UYABONA!
Lendoda iphinda njalo "Uyabona"
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣this man, ayy ngeke ......islwane
This young man had no chance in life from the beginning of his life. The older man who used him must be ashamed of themselves. Also step father you accept a woman and reject a child who did not ask to come into this world. Most men have children all over the place and no one judges them. I will not tolerate that rubbish, I will rather stay with my children and live a happy life with them. No one is going to ever separate me from my child or children.
How can a father teach his own kid how to commit a crime? It’s fucked up,
This episode was captivating
22:00 minutes “ja” change of tone and facial expression ndazbona ndigwaja yesesss 🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️
Can you please start labling the episodes as part one and two and so on please
The last part 🔥🔥🔥😅
Hayi this guy kuMacG said he was arrested in 1990 and he was 12. Jiki jiki now its 1996. If he is 49, in 1996 he was not juvenile and in 1990 he was 17 not 12
That last part!!!
Please add subtitles for us English speakers. Please and thanks
From my little knowledge of the life. The 27s were regarded as the most unruly of the gangs with gruesome flag-raising duties. Their mandate was initially to cause chaos to the correctional system and from time to time blood was needed to fly the flag high. Warders would rather deal with 28s rather than 27s because it is the nature of the 27s to not even take orders from the warders. The 27s defended the gang code from the 26s right through to the 28s. In Durban Maximum Prison the 27s are dying bread because they were normally the OGs of apartheid-era times that demanded gangsters to follow the code and gave birth to the 26s. Now the 26s have assumed control of the hierarchy but only a few mountains are afforded the right and respect of the number as they dedicate their lives to this. All I am saying, in prison rather cross paths with 28s and 26s,24s, big fives than the 27s.
Do 27s still exist?
@@nkosisiyabonga4552 Yes they do. They still exist in the Western Cape and Eastern Cape and normally called themselves abantu baseHolland because they dealt with the Dutch (Afrikaner wardens and rules)
So basically if you kill a warden you automatically become a 27?
@@nkosisiyabonga4552 No, you automatically assume the rank of the warden in whatever numbers gang you belong in. If that warden was second in command, that is the role you would take in your gang etc. You become a 27 if you choose too, get tasked to kill someone breaking the code/rules of the gang even if its a warden and then tell the whole prison you did it for the number. After certain rituals you would have some test your pulse and if they claim your blood beats 3 times then you become a 27 and get given "intshayelo" (gang lingo and history that you need to recite and know by heart) and "ibhuku" ( tattoos that tell your journey and story)
What kind of rituals are you given,write in zulu please
Stout school esina makhulukutu🤣🤣
Passion for crime passion for gangsterism
totally agree with you there but its the only life he has ever known and the sad part it seems the people who groomed him made him believe the life was the only form of security and thrills
Lena yibhoza khohlwa he can also make a great actor
Angels speak in Numbers, the numbers gang is a broken telephone story that originates from the heavens but was badly interpreted...
I was emotional touched it's true crime doesn't pay
Ngigcwele Ndoda ewu MFWETHU,SALUTE NDODA YOMQOBOMVU
His upbringing was tough 🥲
Ngathi iMovie🤣🤞
Abayazi ngempela inombolo...
Hhayi kancane
Very funny and scary at the same time
More story please of this guy
Igoli libolile inkinga lamasimba asefike even emakhaya
Kindly consider putting subtitles
Keeps you engaged