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Demons Row big homie you’re killin on theses topics, I’m steadily sharing you’re shit so more people can learn this ain’t no game of dress up out here this is real life for our culture. So many people been watching to many tv shows and the wrong people tellin them about how to join a club giving people false info and false hope. Glad someone is keeping it real on here for the diamond patch holders.
Aye man I've been peeping the channel and wanted to show love, you speak knowledge and pretty un bias and I fuck with that, stay up and keep this shit up #ghostin #ssffss #southsideridersmc #florida
I´m not a biker, I´m a musician. Had the pleasure if playing for our local MC regularly, clubhouse gigs, Rallys and even their anniversary event. The guys always treated us well and made sure we had everything we needed (drink, smoke, even a ride home if required). We were told the rules before our first time in their clubhouse then added a few for ourselves to follow, all bands in such a position would be wise to do the same. We always left any of our girlfriends or band hangers on at home, no unnecessary people in the van, we dealt with the club member who booked the band and the one or two guys we had known for years. Like you said, respect is key. Do right by the club and they will do right by you.
Same experience. I was treated like a king (almost uncomfortable) I DJ'd many of their parties. Respect gets respect. I ride and have ridden with them as well, so maybe I might have had a bit of an 'in'.
Very similar experience - we didn't get told of the rules up front, so we had our GFs with us - but very quickly the ladies of the club let them know certain rules 'Don't go to the toilets alone, take one of us with you', we also had an Indian guitarist in our band, the Club was ostensibly a 'racist' club - however we had one bit of advice which was 'It's not if you are white, it's if you act white - so get on stage, shred for them, show them you aren't afraid and you'll be fine' - which is exactly what happened. Had a couple of good gigs with them and another MC (different Bands). The fact we were in our late teens/early twenties probably also gave us a bit of a free pass in terms of we were young. Would definitely play at any MC club again - great fun.
@@dalepotter6918 I couldn’t give to shit about some punk with a patch. It all about respect you get what you give with me. I found most bikers thee day don’t know how to fight one on one or stand up for themself s alone let alone for the patch . They run take it off cover it by themselves that not a biker . , and most club guy don’t no how change a set on a bike let alone know how to ride one so how can you respect that.
One of my NCO's had a sign like that at his house. Found out why at my first platoon BBQ.lol A young soldier got drunk and froggy and found himself tied up in a bathtub.
Back in my early twenties (a very long time ago) I worked with the President of a MC club in the UK home counties. The club had a lot of connections across the US, Ireland and the Netherland's. I drove an orange VW Beetle and didn't own a bike, but I used to get invited, by him, to pubs that the club would take over for the evening. Two guys on the door would dissuade any none club members from entering. Landlords were tolerant because generally, the club would visit each pub only once a month and spend a fair amount of money on beer. I would always sit at a table with the President and his lady, whenever my glass was empty it would be replaced with a full one. I had to drink slowly because, although drink driving rules were more relaxed back then, driving drunk isn't funny. I got married soon after, left that place of work and lost touch with the club. Some years later I was working in Florida and happened to be drinking in an 'Irish' bar. Someone kicked off about the 'troubles' in N.Ireland (this was the late '80's) and I could tell I was about to get a kicking from a bunch of Irish Americans. Three bikers walked in to the bar, large, hairy and heavy looking. I actually thought I was about to die. They picked up on my accent and wondered over to ask if I was from the UK. I said yes. What part? I told them. We talked about UK roads, pubs, history and culture. They were well informed. We established that they were familiar with the county and town that I lived in. Do you know a club called ### ?. I said yes and mentioned the President, who, apparently, had quite a fearsome reputation. They knew him too. The world is a small community from the back of a bike. These guys looked around the bar and asked me if I would like them to walk me to my car. I am now in my late fifty's, I never really understood why the guy I worked with used to invite me to club pub nights, but I am very glad that he did.
When my grandmother died 30 years ago the prez of a chapter looked after our family upmost respect He had us at his home for a gathering, yes it was not a clubhouse but the decency was really amazing. Great channel 👍
@Steven Carty you put it very well. Many don't even respect their own things or themselves. Bitd we were taught to be respectful of our stuff and our elders. You pushed it, mama, daddy, granny, auntie whoever took a switch to your behind. At family or friend gatherings, the elders fixed their plates first, then the parents and then the kids. You also had to and wanted to go play outside, nothing to do in the house and you better not be running and loud in the house lol. These days that's all called child abuse. Kids AND their parents who I consider part of the younger generation (I'm 50) have no consequences for their misbehavior. Every misfortune is somebody else's fault and there's absolutely no personal responsibility anymore. Here in 2021, I'll take it a step further and say my piece about masks and business shut downs. I have lupus, so I'm in that high risk rona category. Yet I take responsibility for myself and wear a mask if I have to go out. I don't want or expect anybody else too. Just like I don't want restaurants to close up or have to seat at 1/2 capacity because I MIGHT want to go there. That's up to me. I'll also put forth that imo it's the right of a business to serve whoever they want or not. Don't want gays, blacks, whites, etc., that should be up to the owner if it's privately owned and funded. That owner is the one taking that risk of being burnt out or nobody shopping there. It's up to me whether I want to patronize it or not. Unfortunately cancel culture doesn't see it that way. If they don't like something or find it offensive, it's not allowed to exist. Hitler felt the same way about Jewish people, books he didn't like and didn't want citizens to own firearms. How'd that turn out? I see our great nation (USA) going the same way.
yep heard that before until i said it to a 1% their reply was you treat people the way they want to be treated how the fuk do you know how that person wants to be treated only dogs know that
Whether it's a 1%er club or in court, the same applies: "What you don't learn at home, you WILL learn somewhere else, by people far less charitable." So, if you love your children, TEACH your children. Don't set them up for failure.
My dad was a member of a club that I would rather not mention. Growing up we had more than a few get togethers and I always remember the brothers showing nothing but respect as long as they were not disrespected.
I was invited to a party at a local clubhouse a few years ago. The sign on the door said, "If you don't leave bleeding, you're welcome to come back." They invited me because I saved one of the oldest member's daughters from being crushed to death under her truck. Great group of men and ladies.
I've been to a few parties private and open to the public and have had no problems..i was at one private card game and im not sure what this dude said but they took him outside and gave him a very heavy verbal warning i though they were gonna kick the shit out of him..i guess he was trying to impress them by talking all tough the guy was pure white when they brought him back in..and its also the last place you want to be drunk acting like a idiot..the HA say treat us good we will treat you better treat us bad and we will treat you worse.. its as simple as that
I'm no member of any club nobclub affiliationat all . I was invited to a 1%er wedding and I have to say they were so respectful and welcoming, I felt very welcomed and safe everyone was friendly. It was a great time
I was lucky when I bought my first Harley back in 1979 I had a guy that was patched in one of the local 1% clubs and he took me under his wing and taught me etiquette and all the do and don't rules he taught me how to be accepted and respected with the Clubs all great knowledge that I have lived by since 1979. Thanks Hanson you old grey beard , I love you brother.
I’m not in a club. But I love your videos dude. The information you give is great for people who are curious and want a peak into your world. Ride safe.
True story my first club party I was a hangaround an people were hanging out having fun gettin drunk .An I’m still very new to the MC lifestyle an I followed your video carefully an I avoided an ass whuppin. Ol lady was a bit tipsy smiling at me touching me while I was at the bar an I was respectful An didn’t engage, fast forward the club member at the bar WAS her husband. Respect an being respectful to every member went a long way. Now I’m a Prospect.
I went to a bar with a buddy and a dude told me to sit until I was introduced to everyone until then I couldn’t even order a beer but I can say that turned into one of the best nights of my life
Why? If you are invited you are invited, that sais you are welcome. Why else would they invite you. I was invited with my daughter to a 81 party. Just be yourself, don,t be a smartass, don,t ask about clubaffairs. We had a fantastic party at 81 Amsterdam clubhouse. Members from all over the world, live R&R music. Invited by their roadcaptain my daughter and I had a great time. No worries.
R/ ... Couple of things I noticed. 1. A 1%er clubhouse (ex Crossed Pistons Saloon) is NOT the place to find out you can't hold your liquor. So yeah, support the bar with VOLUNTARY DONATIONS (this is how 1%ers get around not having a legal liquor license) and yeah, you better believe that you are EXPECTED to pay for your drinks in the form of a DONATION and make sure it is a decent donation, don't even think about going cheapskate. In fact, go a couple bucks over what you would usually pay for a beer or liquor and tip good too. 2. This might be a little thing a lot of people overlook but when attending a 1%er clubhouse for example during an open house or party or whatever, they will have some HANG AROUNDS or PROSPECTS whose job it is on that event to protect: 1. Patch holders bikes 2. Probate bikes 3. Hang arounds bikes 3. Guest club bikes 4. Visitors bikes in that approximate order and also look out for cops, other hostile clubs, etc..… In other words, your bike will be protected and looked after. If you have the kind of bike that uses keys in the ign, you can keep the key in the ignition because the hang around or prospect will make sure your bike is protected...that is their job. By doing that....you are clearly demonstrating to the Club that you respect them AND trust them to look after your property, ie, your bike. Some clubs might take a little offense if you feel the need to slip your keys into your pocket that shows you don't trust them. It is a little detail but some Clubs might notice. 5. If have a concealed carry permit in your State and you do carry...lock it up in your saddle bag. If you don't have a saddlebag (like if you have a bobber or something like that...) let a Patch know right away that you are carrying, preferably BEFORE you enter the Clubhouse. Most have rules against bringing firearms into the Clubhouse unless you get specific permission from a Patch, usually the Security Officer or Sgt at Arms. You advise them right away and they will take care of it....either lock it up in a save place and let you have it back later (like in the old West) or whatever. If they "discover" you are carrying and you handn't told someone first, there will probably be some 'spainin' to do, you don't want that. Knives are OK. And, of course, DO NOT EVER bring drugs into the Clubhouse or anywhere near it...What, you tryin' to get us busted, man? Ru a narc? WTF is wrong wit you. Get your ass outta here pronto! … or worse. Good video, good tips. R/ ps...Also there is usually a jar on the bar for Lounge Lizards (a member in jail) like a support jar...It is always appreciated if you throw a ten or a twenty or so in there before leaving but it is not a "requirement." Also, the members will appreciate it if you bring them a fresh bottle of GOOD liquor (no cheap stuff) like Crown Royal or something like that for the bar but again, not a requirement.
everytime I go to M.C event I love all the bikes as they're are extension of the person who owns it and respect the canvas of art as it tells a story of life and respect all members in general as well...#GHOSTIN...love from your brother in Canada
I have always been the drummer in the band at these deals. Always get treated very well and am told if anybody messes with me it will get handled. Never a problem and they always pay more than agreed getting the gig.
Just binged about 10 vids. After this one. You are on point. I’m a 2nd gen biker. Grew up at runs. Pops educated me on club culture. Raised G.D.I. Still G.D.I. You really are putting out good info to keep some folks out of trouble. Always been fascinated with club culture. Watched a dude get his drunk ass beat after kicking dirt on a bandit bike. Right in front of the cops. Cops didn’t do shit. In fact they hauled off the drunk beat up guy. Keep up the good work.
Years ago, our local Crew MC got invited to a party at the Branded Few MC in Reno NV. We went, had a good time. One of our guys rode his old Triumph there. When it was time to go we discovered that some Branded Few wags had hoisted it about 50 feet up in a tree. We all had a good laugh and they took it down for him. 🤣🤣🤣
This is actually accurate. You touched base on everything. Also you left out don’t stare at a 1% and don’t look all awkward. Looking around the clubhouse like it’s a museum (and it is) will probably get you caught up. women should never try to shake a members hand. Most members are pretty cool but they can switch on you in a second. So never let your guard down to just think you can break any of these rules because that’s a bad mistake. There is always broken glass and fire works. Members like to throw bottles of glass on the ground to mess with the probates and sometimes even light fire crackers and throw them around the bar. It’s a good time over all and MCs are very hospitable. There will always be a really good food spread for free. All you got to do is buy drinks or merch. Just support and don’t be a class clown or the tough guy and you will be fine.
Going to be honest. When I was about to enter the local (or any) 1%er clubhouse for the first time, I was nervous, and excited at the same time. I'd heard stories about what they were like, and I didn't know what to expect. But ultimately, it was one of the best nights out I'd ever had. They were very welcoming, no one there was a dick, everyone was open to talk to you, and it was just awesome. Much prefer going to a clubhouse open night than a regular bar elsewhere. Just treat everyone with respect, and you'll get nothing but respect back.
You get the same level of respect that you show and a lot of times they still up the ante when it comes to respect because that is their entire foundation
Hey just wanted to thank you for all your advice and knowledge of clubs, I was just fully patched and I appreciate the heads up on your time with the clubs and the helpful hints of the do’s and don’ts
I belong to a military MC. We have cuts,patches and rockers. The main difference is we had a diamond patch made that says .5% the area around our base has a dominant MC and they're well known(I won't say who!!) Their Sargent at arms approached us very respectfully and asked about us, we told him who and what we were. He asked us to come the next Friday to their house for a sit down with the president and VP. We showed up and had a mafia style sit down, everyone on both sides were extremely respectful with each other. Once we explained that we're a military crew and not open to civilian membership they were absolutely fine with us!! Unless they had club business going on, we had an open invitation to all their gatherings......RESPECT FROM BOTH SIDES GOES A LONG WAY!!!! they asked about our .5% patch. We told them that of all the people in the military today, less than. 5% were special operations. The requirements for our crew is to be active duty military and be spec ops(SEAL, SWCC, EOD, Recon,Rangers or air force special ops)
@@ronpearson1767 yeah, they were totally cool with us. I mean who wants trouble??? We had run ins with other clubs when we rode to and from events most times it was cool but a few wanted to be assholes. But that can be dealt with as well. No disrespect to a bunch of tough bikers but ill put my money on a group of over 40 well trained and real world experienced operators!! Fortunately, we never had to go that far!! Im retired from the navy now but I've still gone back to visit that MC's clubhouse on occasion and I love the fact that the door is still open!!!!....hell yeah!!!!!
so you both know guns. you out acting a fool? you getting handled, you come back from being deployed. with a few less .5% and for sure them rockers getting snatched..
@four20producerz77 I am putting my money on a club comprised exclusively of Navy SEALS, Green Berets, Army Rangers, Marine Raiders, Air Force Combat Controllers and Naval Swift Boat Operators. ALL of them have extensive training, and with the GWOT, ALL of them have combat experience. Plus, you think their teammates are going to stand by if their buddies are in trouble? Hell no, then you'll have the whole A-Team, Ranger Platoon, SEAL platoon or what have you behind them. MCs may be dangerous and all, but they are not straight up warfighters like the Vet Club is
As a sergeant in a 1’er club i can say you greet every member, look us in the eyes when you shake our hand. If you dont show respect when meeting us. You wont get an easy time.
So is it like those scenes from a western movie? You walk through those doors and it just goes deathly quiet and everyone is looking you up and down waiting to see who you are?
@@NipplWizard kind of bro I walked into an old country bar (mind you I'm mixed not that it matters but it adds context) a lot of bikers were in there as well and I felt very uncomfortable with people staring at me but I was just delivering the pizza and people were friendly and made convo others didn't everyone was drunk I wasn't so I was in n out like the burger joint 😂
@@NipplWizard it's a bar that a lot of Bandido's frequented I'm not sure if they do anymore as i haven't been there in years but yeah dude I show respect everywhere I go and I mind my own damn business it goes a long way and you're totally right about nerves keeping you in check dude
@@DemonsRow I'm not part I hat lifestyle, but I do appreciate the videos. I have been riding for a while and a lot of what you all about is common sense to me, but as a civilian, the information you are giving out protects a lot of people. What I do admire about your lifestyle, regardless of what I think (out of ignorance and lack of understanding), I admire that everything you do starts with respect. A lot of people can learn from you and your community. We don’t all have to agree on everything, but we all need to respect each other. respect will get us a long way. Thanks, and stay safe!
Real, and straight. Especially when you said; "It's Not tough,.. to be disrespectful. It's Tough when your facing adversity,. And You Rise from it." Spoken from the heart. And awesome message to spread. Real. Thank you for your awesome shows, and always looking forward to the next!
GREAT advise! I'm just a fat old hag, and a total nobody but, I've been riding for over 35 years. I've ridden with almost every kind of biker there is. Even a few 1%ers and 99%ers, whom some ended up being like my adopted Son's. And I've loved each one of them as much as a Mom can love her children! I've always been a HUGE supporter of the 1% and 99% clubs! Along with numerous other MC clubs! And, although I've been to quite a few of their gatherings and events they've had throughout the years? Never did I ever have one single problem, issue, or trouble of any kind. In fact, I've always been treated with nothing but kindness and respect, every time I was there. Still, I don't make it a habit to be at every event, function, bike run, party etc. they all have. In fact, it's pretty rare I go to those gatherings. I'm not a know it all about this topic either. But, from my experiences, things I've seen throughout the past 35 + yrs? I think you did an amazing job explaining this to anyone whom has never been to a !% or 99% clubhouse! And/or event they have. And, if someone watches this video? They will never have any problems going to a 1% club! Great job Big Guy! I a lot hope people watch and learn before they decide to go. MLL&R to you Sir!
On the "hugging" of a 1%er. What has been working for me for the past 20 years has been, place one hand in the "arm wrestlers" grip and your other hand on the arm (tricep) of the individual. Turn your shoulder towards his chest. You will be in close enough to show the "love" but not disrespect the rear of the cut he's wearing.
Wrong Hat i aint a hugger but if somebody pulls me in i do the same roll the shoulder in keep my face towards their shoulder to avoid awkward shit and just don’t pat the dude on the back or anywhere for that matter. i carry a gun everywhere but around a club i leave it in the car or theres a spot on my bike that i put it. either way leave that shit outside. the main thing is carry yourself like you got some sense and be respectful. a great point was don’t bring your ol’ lady. it IS a liability and some dudes don’t give a shit about you and they might decide they want to grab on her ass or something and why put her and you in that situation. most likely it might not happen but theres that IF.
Wow... What a tuff topic, this one. It was a real good "overview". Of course though, there are so many different circumstances to party at an 1% House. Here are some of my thoughts to add to the discussion: Open to the Public Party (ie: Toys for Tots charity Christmas Party) The Members know a lot of the folks coming don't know local protocol, and understand the truth about Clubs in general, people don't know all the little things that can be seen as disrespectful, in fact P's and SAA's will remind the Members to be chill and encourage everyone to have fun... So enjoy the party, spend money (it's for a good cause anyway) just don't bring weapons, don't get silly drunk, don't be stupid. That's about it... And don't tell stories about your uncle that use to be in such and such club. When invited by a Member to come to a party: If you're invited to a 1%er party that's not "Open to the public" event. That Member that invited you IS RESPONSIBLE for EVERYTHING you do. Know his name, if asked make sure you let the Members know exactly who invited you, he's your sponsor. He should let you know what's cool and ain't cool. That's it. If you don't know...ask your Sponsor... And show all the Members the same Respect you show him... Also, consider it an Honor if a Member invites you, what that tells everyone is that you must be a decent enough dude (or couple) to be there...it is an Honor...so enjoy. A passive invite as part of a club: This is when you're from a Club, and a Member casually said "Y'all should come kick it at our Clubhouse sometime" or some shit like that: So you throw on your 99 cut or whatever and decide to just go because you're bored and want to check it out. That's cool and all, but it's these times you don't want to show what a badass you are... Be cool, and enjoy yourself with great measure, is my advice. Some extra shit: 1. All protocol is local, if you're from outta state, the same rules may not apply. Better to ask first then learn last. 2. You're a man! You are Responsible for you! If you bring your dumb friend, you may do everything right, and still get a pounding for bringing that dumbass friend. Know who you are bringing to this type of party! 3. This ain't rocket science or a test... Just be smart, be respectful, and have fun... You may be surprised in a great way. No one wants drama in their house...don't bring none. Sose does great work on these videos, some topics can really open up a huge hornet's nest of responses and questions. This is definetly one of those topics. Great work! Much Respect! TNGN!
@@SoseTheGhost LOL.... Nah, you're doing the damn thing, fo sho!!!!! It's such a big topic...and I know you thought during editing...I could mention this, this, and this. But damn, there's no way to cover that in 10 minutes...We both know that...lol...great work...damn hard to do in such small segments of time (not counting all the hours that go into editing and production. I feel for you, most especially on topics like this and most the MC Protocol topics... So much nuance. Seriously, I know this isn't easy, and a LOT of WORK. You're killing it. I could never do as great a job as you are doing.
@@SoseTheGhost I can drop you my number, and we can bounce around ideas. I aint asking for any credit, I prefer the shadows, and ultimately everything would be yours. I'm just offering any thoughts you may want to use. Sincerely.
Just be yourself and have respect and youll be just fine. Never try and be something youre not, you'll get found out, and when you do, well, you'll know....
#Ghostin Whenever I have been to a MC clubhouse I would have a couple drinks & that's it. Drunks are embarrassing & told to leave/thrown out. Also if there is a "Defence Jar" at the bar it's always good to put a few dollars in it. Help support a members legal fees.
You have some Awesome advice Man! I learned to be nice,&when my man was busy, I watched my mouth,kept to myself, didn't mess w/anyone&was treated very well after following my gut,not being stupid, just Total Respect for my environment&ended up being invited back,& Hell yeah on supporting the bar! So True! Thank you again for your info! Keep it coming! Love this! 👍😎✌
Good information ty. I’m not in an MC but my friends are and I was recently invited to a 1% MC cookout party and most of this is common knowledge but good info.
I’m catching up with my dreams . You’re an awesome young man . Makes me feel good at 66 to see some real men left that got it right . Been riding 3 years n love it. Kids grown adults bad times with ladies behind. One down n five up here we go ! ✌️💪🏻
Before i joined my club the Founder was taking the money sitting behind the bar in front of my boys and i , so when he would give the change back i wouldn't count it i just put it in my pocket i didn't want to disrespect him and what could i do if it was a dollar or two off later in life we laughed about it but at the time he didn't play i was always able to make him laugh and he put his personal colors on my back also Co-Founded a umbrella Club with me he past away this year but the club is 51 yrs Strong . I can only agree and appreciate Sosa we share alot of the same views
If you make a mistake. An honest mistake like having your hands in you pocket. If your being cool. A member will let you know. Apologize and learn. But you must apologize. Good times but learn from mistakes.
this is a problem 🤔 there is alot for me to learn abt biker club culture i been riding a while but when it comes to clubs im brand new ima respectful person forsure but certain things like that i wouldnt know
You shared alot of good information. I've never been to a 1% party or club. I don't think I ever will, but if I do, then I will remember the information you shared. Thank you.
Mad respect from New Zealand bro, I’m Floss, just came across your channel, I like what your doing, educating innocents on biker parodical, anyway keep up the fine content, my your wheels always be upright and your tank remain full,
@@sarahisatitagain If your ole lady gets disrespected you can find yourself wondering how you're going to respond. It's just a risky thing to do unless you crave attention, if you know what i mean.
I brought my daughter once to a 81 party. Invited by their roadcaptain who is married to one of her best girlfriends. Not a single worrie on my and her mind. These guys know how to party, that,s for sure.
This video is so on point, word for word bro, this is going to save a lot of people's first experience. I have two boys I will never bring to the house, and they don't understand why. Some character flaws, you can't have around 1%ers. Safest spot to be tho. Love it
I'm glad I came across your page. Personally I grew up around a few clubs and my father was in a club. But you are bringing knowledge to those that did not have that.
I think it’s great that you’re willing to recognize the Ghostetts out there !! Riding is my passion and it’s definitely growing for us Lady Riders 😎✌️🦋
I Never would bring my old lady to a 1% party..Roll with my friends only..Question is.. I had been at a couple parties years back, im not affiliated with any clubs but was friends with a couple members who invited me. A Girl approached me to say hello who had on a cut ..I was not sure which way to roll on that..Didn't want to disrespect her by not talking or disrespect a member by talking to her too much. So I said my hello and headed to the bar for a beer. Turned out to be O.K. Whats acceptable protocol if your approached now a days at a party ??
#ghostin what up Sose, love the message ya givin. Just a few rules I tell my boys to piggyback off of you. It might not be law but it’s respect and it’s better to have it than not. 1 don’t touch the door knob ever. You get let in you get let out 2 be aware of where you are parking don’t take space that ain’t yours. 3 give tithe, on top of what you drink. 5 dollars at least before you even order. If possible don’t drink any alcohol, if it’s offered don’t deny it. But don’t leave drunk, ever.
Man respect is just a dying and burning out concept people don't get anymore.people feel like everything should be just like a way they see it and if they don't understand the bottom of a boot really fucking put it in there for ya..I just hate that it would take something that drastic to teach a person when all the only thing that had to happen when someone speak up and say something.thanks man..
#Ghostin brother great show. Man you steadily coming with knowledge. I can remember when i was a hang around I walked past everybody to show love to the prez and it didn't seem to smooth over with the members. I learned real quick that it was major disrespect. Keep dropping this knowledge. It needs to be heard. Much love and respect to Sose Tha Ghost
of for sure i went to a club house one night with another social club i was with and we had a patch they didn't like, lets say it wasn't a fun night that night
Idk why this channels got me hooked i dont even ride... I think the culture itself... I can see why veteran brothers go this route. Idk but keep it up Sose definitely entertaining.
This basically sounds to me life's basic code. Show respect and demonstrate some manners when you walk into someone else's home. Same shit my folks preached growing up. Great content brodda!!!!.
Use to have 1%’s drink regularly at a pub I was doin security at, we’d clear a corner for them, keep the clowns away from them all was sweet any issues and we’d just talk to the Sargent at arms and leave it to them. Never had a problem with them at all 👍👍. On the odd times we got out numbered and shit was getting heavy their presence was the end of the issue.
@Demons Row I was 12 year's old the first time I went to a club house with my dad and my uncle who was a prospect at the time and my dad was a hang around. The first thing I did was I introduced myself and shook there hands and then I sat at the bar and ordered a bottle of peps lol and I got talking to them about bike's then the prez come in and sat next to me and I introduced myself to him and same in vice versa he was awesome. It funny Cruz my dad and uncle new him from way back when they were teenagers
My pals dad was a 1% member of the outlaws and my father had ties to the hells angels...the tension between these 2 meeting on the school playground was intense.
If someone brings you in and they are a unfamiliar, I've always put my arm around them and pat the top of their shoulder. Never had any problems #Ghostin
Hey Sose quick question what’s that badass beat you use in your videos that starts at 5:10? I’m diggin the music in your videos! Keep growin brother stay strong! #ghostin
Respect everyone / Don't touch a door without a patched member / no Phone's/ what happens here stays here My Grandpa has been part of a MC for years thats how i got into bikes i sold my bike a few years ago i do currently have a scooter to for around town and back roads
My dad was a biker. He and his old lady adopted me when I was wild teenager and after years as an unwanted foster child. People looked down on my family, but if I had to choose between in laws and outlaws? I'll pick outlaws every time.
I once went to a 1% party at a dominate clubhouse with a small local MC who was cool with them. I did exactly as you mentioned and said what’s up to everyone and showed respect... and I didn’t have a drink unless a member offered me one. If I finished my beer, I didn’t get another unless a member told me to grab one. I saw one guy I didn’t know get stretched out for being a little to friendly with a girl who happened to be a members old lady. They gave him a choice to take an ass whipping and ride off or leave his bike and walk home. He chose to walk. His bike was still sitting there when I left. It was a cool experience to hang out with a dominate 1% club, but you’re right, you gotta stay on your best behavior and it isn’t what I’d call a great time because you are constantly assessing your demeanor and watching what you say and do. I’m a big dude and tough in my own way but some of them dudes were downright scary. I wasn’t about getting stomped out by the campfire over stupid sh!t so i kept my mouth shut most of the time unless someone approached me and started conversation, and then it was “Yes, Sir.... No, Sir.... and Thank you, Sir...” to everyone, prospects included. This was the same dominant club who shut down the small local MC I was hanging around with almost a year later cause they put the 1% diamonds ♦️ on like dumbasses.
@@DemonsRow Sose, he took door #2 and walked tf out. They may or may not have beat him down but he wasn’t up for finding out. I don’t know if he ever got his bike back but it was still there when I rode out. He had two members holding him and a pissed off member of old lady laying down the law in his face in front of everyone . Dude was shaking and stuttering . This is a big 4 dominant club so we weren’t doubting they meant what they said. I’m glad it wasn’t me. I knew better than to talk to any females there 😄
why would any man willingly want other men feeling like they have the power to set rules for them? This is what I dong get about MC culture. I am too independent.
Man you on point about that prospect. We protect our prospect. An you don't walk pass us without speaking. Your dead on. I come from a 99. They had so much respect for me how I handle myself and the respect i had for them it was only a matter of time. Then they approached me
I always take shades off when talking to someone and remove my glove to shake their hand. My dad taught me to respect someone by looking them in the eye and letting them see yours. #SicilianRules
Attended a 1%er party by invitation with my lady awhile ago. We had to parked down a busy street and was escorted to the door. Had a real good time. It is all about respect. Respect given is respect earned. Just started watching your great videos not long ago Sose. Thanks for your knowledge and making the time to share.
My wife and I used to go to a nightclub for a few drinks on Saturday nights. Outside, the entire block was filled with Harleys. We got along great with the bikers. We could talk to the girls, provided the guys gave us permission. We'd spend the night buying each other drinks. It was a local mc. But among the nicest people we ever met.
#Ghostin first off I would like to thank both you Sose and also Mr Perfect 1% for the input and knowledge. I have been a member of what would be considered a 99% for 15yrs now. I've been invited both by a member and passively to a club house. That being said, I've had to learn the hard way as to what can/can't be done. I would say, what you say about a guest bring their ol lady is right on point. It can get you in a twist. Also your friend(even if he is a brother) needs to know the rules of protocol. I once had a brother show up and enter with his side arm. I didn't know until after we left. When I chastised him for it, his response was "that's not a thing". I now verbally Express the need to leave you hardware at home or on your bike each and every time. I don't want/need to be caught up in the B/S just because somebody feels "it's not a thing"
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Demons Row big homie you’re killin on theses topics, I’m steadily sharing you’re shit so more people can learn this ain’t no game of dress up out here this is real life for our culture. So many people been watching to many tv shows and the wrong people tellin them about how to join a club giving people false info and false hope. Glad someone is keeping it real on here for the diamond patch holders.
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@@SoseTheGhost respect fam. You got something fire here. We'll catch u on t.v soon, full sitcom haha
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I´m not a biker, I´m a musician. Had the pleasure if playing for our local MC regularly, clubhouse gigs, Rallys and even their anniversary event. The guys always treated us well and made sure we had everything we needed (drink, smoke, even a ride home if required). We were told the rules before our first time in their clubhouse then added a few for ourselves to follow, all bands in such a position would be wise to do the same. We always left any of our girlfriends or band hangers on at home, no unnecessary people in the van, we dealt with the club member who booked the band and the one or two guys we had known for years. Like you said, respect is key. Do right by the club and they will do right by you.
Yes definately well said
Same experience. I was treated like a king (almost uncomfortable) I DJ'd many of their parties. Respect gets respect. I ride and have ridden with them as well, so maybe I might have had a bit of an 'in'.
Very similar experience - we didn't get told of the rules up front, so we had our GFs with us - but very quickly the ladies of the club let them know certain rules 'Don't go to the toilets alone, take one of us with you', we also had an Indian guitarist in our band, the Club was ostensibly a 'racist' club - however we had one bit of advice which was 'It's not if you are white, it's if you act white - so get on stage, shred for them, show them you aren't afraid and you'll be fine' - which is exactly what happened.
Had a couple of good gigs with them and another MC (different Bands).
The fact we were in our late teens/early twenties probably also gave us a bit of a free pass in terms of we were young.
Would definitely play at any MC club again - great fun.
All depends If you can walk away from a few that act tough, because there patch to.
@@dalepotter6918 I couldn’t give to shit about some punk with a patch. It all about respect you get what you give with me. I found most bikers thee day don’t know how to fight one on one or stand up for themself s alone let alone for the patch . They run take it off cover it by themselves that not a biker . , and most club guy don’t no how change a set on a bike let alone know how to ride one so how can you respect that.
The club I drink with often has a big sign on the bar fridge that says, "This is not the place to find out you can't handle your alcohol".
Lol
Been to the same place
Factz
One of my NCO's had a sign like that at his house. Found out why at my first platoon BBQ.lol A young soldier got drunk and froggy and found himself tied up in a bathtub.
Yup! Lol thats a no brainer
I've hung with AMA clubs and a famous 1% club. I've been a guest at the clubhouses and parties. This is 100% accurate advice.
Much love
If your a Prez IN VET CLUB
It is what it is! Everyone needs respect!! Bar bills are
I like your advice!!! All is true!!!
I always felt safer as a stranger at a 1%clubhouse than at a regular party because the rules are understood.
Very true
Back in my early twenties (a very long time ago) I worked with the President of a MC club in the UK home counties. The club had a lot of connections across the US, Ireland and the Netherland's. I drove an orange VW Beetle and didn't own a bike, but I used to get invited, by him, to pubs that the club would take over for the evening. Two guys on the door would dissuade any none club members from entering. Landlords were tolerant because generally, the club would visit each pub only once a month and spend a fair amount of money on beer. I would always sit at a table with the President and his lady, whenever my glass was empty it would be replaced with a full one. I had to drink slowly because, although drink driving rules were more relaxed back then, driving drunk isn't funny. I got married soon after, left that place of work and lost touch with the club. Some years later I was working in Florida and happened to be drinking in an 'Irish' bar. Someone kicked off about the 'troubles' in N.Ireland (this was the late '80's) and I could tell I was about to get a kicking from a bunch of Irish Americans. Three bikers walked in to the bar, large, hairy and heavy looking. I actually thought I was about to die. They picked up on my accent and wondered over to ask if I was from the UK. I said yes. What part? I told them. We talked about UK roads, pubs, history and culture. They were well informed. We established that they were familiar with the county and town that I lived in. Do you know a club called ### ?. I said yes and mentioned the President, who, apparently, had quite a fearsome reputation. They knew him too. The world is a small community from the back of a bike. These guys looked around the bar and asked me if I would like them to walk me to my car. I am now in my late fifty's, I never really understood why the guy I worked with used to invite me to club pub nights, but I am very glad that he did.
Because you seem like a nice dude. That's why. ❤
When my grandmother died 30 years ago the prez of a chapter looked after our family upmost respect
He had us at his home for a gathering, yes it was not a clubhouse but the decency was really amazing.
Great channel 👍
act in their house like you would want someone to act at your house! wtf is so hard about that?
@Derek Post so everyone is strapped except for you 😀
@Steven Carty you put it very well. Many don't even respect their own things or themselves. Bitd we were taught to be respectful of our stuff and our elders. You pushed it, mama, daddy, granny, auntie whoever took a switch to your behind. At family or friend gatherings, the elders fixed their plates first, then the parents and then the kids. You also had to and wanted to go play outside, nothing to do in the house and you better not be running and loud in the house lol.
These days that's all called child abuse. Kids AND their parents who I consider part of the younger generation (I'm 50) have no consequences for their misbehavior. Every misfortune is somebody else's fault and there's absolutely no personal responsibility anymore.
Here in 2021, I'll take it a step further and say my piece about masks and business shut downs. I have lupus, so I'm in that high risk rona category. Yet I take responsibility for myself and wear a mask if I have to go out. I don't want or expect anybody else too. Just like I don't want restaurants to close up or have to seat at 1/2 capacity because I MIGHT want to go there. That's up to me.
I'll also put forth that imo it's the right of a business to serve whoever they want or not. Don't want gays, blacks, whites, etc., that should be up to the owner if it's privately owned and funded. That owner is the one taking that risk of being burnt out or nobody shopping there. It's up to me whether I want to patronize it or not. Unfortunately cancel culture doesn't see it that way. If they don't like something or find it offensive, it's not allowed to exist. Hitler felt the same way about Jewish people, books he didn't like and didn't want citizens to own firearms. How'd that turn out? I see our great nation (USA) going the same way.
You would be surprised
yep
heard that before until i said it to a 1%
their reply was
you treat people the way they want to be treated
how the fuk do you know how that person wants to be treated
only dogs know that
Whether it's a 1%er club or in court, the same applies:
"What you don't learn at home, you WILL learn somewhere else, by people far less charitable."
So, if you love your children, TEACH your children. Don't set them up for failure.
Yes def true
That's great advice
well said
My dad was a member of a club that I would rather not mention. Growing up we had more than a few get togethers and I always remember the brothers showing nothing but respect as long as they were not disrespected.
I was invited to a party at a local clubhouse a few years ago. The sign on the door said, "If you don't leave bleeding, you're welcome to come back." They invited me because I saved one of the oldest member's daughters from being crushed to death under her truck. Great group of men and ladies.
Great story
This advice applies across the board. I've found that I can go all sorts of places with just about anybody by simply not being a dickbag.
Thats basically it lol
@mikeh065 well said
Just be cool, right? I’ve been around a couple MC’s and I’ve just been chill mind my business and understand you are a visitor. #respect all
I've been to a few parties private and open to the public and have had no problems..i was at one private card game and im not sure what this dude said but they took him outside and gave him a very heavy verbal warning i though they were gonna kick the shit out of him..i guess he was trying to impress them by talking all tough the guy was pure white when they brought him back in..and its also the last place you want to be drunk acting like a idiot..the HA say treat us good we will treat you better treat us bad and we will treat you worse.. its as simple as that
You give respect, you get respect.
Usually.
I'm no member of any club nobclub affiliationat all . I was invited to a 1%er wedding and I have to say they were so respectful and welcoming, I felt very welcomed and safe everyone was friendly. It was a great time
As the saying goes “if you don’t belong, don’t be long...”
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I was lucky when I bought my first Harley back in 1979 I had a guy that was patched in one of the local 1% clubs and he took me under his wing and taught me etiquette and all the do and don't rules he taught me how to be accepted and respected with the Clubs all great knowledge that I have lived by since 1979. Thanks Hanson you old grey beard , I love you brother.
Having a OG is gold
@@DemonsRow been friends for almost 42 years and you can't put a price on what I learned from him and his club brothers.
Lucky!
I’m not in a club. But I love your videos dude. The information you give is great for people who are curious and want a peak into your world. Ride safe.
Thank you evan
True story my first club party I was a hangaround an people were hanging out having fun gettin drunk .An I’m still very new to the MC lifestyle an I followed your video carefully an I avoided an ass whuppin. Ol lady was a bit tipsy smiling at me touching me while I was at the bar an I was respectful An didn’t engage, fast forward the club member at the bar WAS her husband. Respect an being respectful to every member went a long way. Now I’m a Prospect.
Never ever touch 1% clubhouse’s door THEY let you in and THEY let you out
rules,rules,rules....ughhh
I went to a bar with a buddy and a dude told me to sit until I was introduced to everyone until then I couldn’t even order a beer but I can say that turned into one of the best nights of my life
Heres what me, a non-riding Regular Joe, took from this vid: If ever invited to a 1%er party, politely decline the invitation.
Exactly lol
Facts
Lmfao get this guy a genius patch hahaha jkjk much love man
Why? If you are invited you are invited, that sais you are welcome. Why else would they invite you. I was invited with my daughter to a 81 party. Just be yourself, don,t be a smartass, don,t ask about clubaffairs. We had a fantastic party at 81 Amsterdam clubhouse. Members from all over the world, live R&R music. Invited by their roadcaptain my daughter and I had a great time. No worries.
If your "Good Time" involves Silk, or Yogurt. You don't belong.
R/ ... Couple of things I noticed. 1. A 1%er clubhouse (ex Crossed Pistons Saloon) is NOT the place to find out you can't hold your liquor. So yeah, support the bar with VOLUNTARY DONATIONS (this is how 1%ers get around not having a legal liquor license) and yeah, you better believe that you are EXPECTED to pay for your drinks in the form of a DONATION and make sure it is a decent donation, don't even think about going cheapskate. In fact, go a couple bucks over what you would usually pay for a beer or liquor and tip good too. 2. This might be a little thing a lot of people overlook but when attending a 1%er clubhouse for example during an open house or party or whatever, they will have some HANG AROUNDS or PROSPECTS whose job it is on that event to protect: 1. Patch holders bikes 2. Probate bikes 3. Hang arounds bikes 3. Guest club bikes 4. Visitors bikes in that approximate order and also look out for cops, other hostile clubs, etc..… In other words, your bike will be protected and looked after. If you have the kind of bike that uses keys in the ign, you can keep the key in the ignition because the hang around or prospect will make sure your bike is protected...that is their job. By doing that....you are clearly demonstrating to the Club that you respect them AND trust them to look after your property, ie, your bike. Some clubs might take a little offense if you feel the need to slip your keys into your pocket that shows you don't trust them. It is a little detail but some Clubs might notice. 5. If have a concealed carry permit in your State and you do carry...lock it up in your saddle bag. If you don't have a saddlebag (like if you have a bobber or something like that...) let a Patch know right away that you are carrying, preferably BEFORE you enter the Clubhouse. Most have rules against bringing firearms into the Clubhouse unless you get specific permission from a Patch, usually the Security Officer or Sgt at Arms. You advise them right away and they will take care of it....either lock it up in a save place and let you have it back later (like in the old West) or whatever. If they "discover" you are carrying and you handn't told someone first, there will probably be some 'spainin' to do, you don't want that. Knives are OK. And, of course, DO NOT EVER bring drugs into the Clubhouse or anywhere near it...What, you tryin' to get us busted, man? Ru a narc? WTF is wrong wit you. Get your ass outta here pronto! … or worse. Good video, good tips. R/ ps...Also there is usually a jar on the bar for Lounge Lizards (a member in jail) like a support jar...It is always appreciated if you throw a ten or a twenty or so in there before leaving but it is not a "requirement." Also, the members will appreciate it if you bring them a fresh bottle of GOOD liquor (no cheap stuff) like Crown Royal or something like that for the bar but again, not a requirement.
Man wellsaid you broke it down to the T
everytime I go to M.C event I love all the bikes as they're are extension of the person who owns it and respect the canvas of art as it tells a story of life and respect all members in general as well...#GHOSTIN...love from your brother in Canada
I have always been the drummer in the band at these deals. Always get treated very well and am told if anybody messes with me it will get handled. Never a problem and they always pay more than agreed getting the gig.
Just binged about 10 vids. After this one. You are on point. I’m a 2nd gen biker. Grew up at runs. Pops educated me on club culture. Raised G.D.I. Still G.D.I. You really are putting out good info to keep some folks out of trouble. Always been fascinated with club culture. Watched a dude get his drunk ass beat after kicking dirt on a bandit bike. Right in front of the cops. Cops didn’t do shit. In fact they hauled off the drunk beat up guy. Keep up the good work.
Yea it gos doen appreciate you ae
When dealing with 1% clubs respect can get you a long way.
Yes it does
one thing I was told along time M.Cs are human beings and respect all members of the house of the club...
Respect will get you a lot anywhere you go in life.
Years ago, our local Crew MC got invited to a party at the Branded Few MC in Reno NV. We went, had a good time. One of our guys rode his old Triumph there. When it was time to go we discovered that some Branded Few wags had hoisted it about 50 feet up in a tree. We all had a good laugh and they took it down for him. 🤣🤣🤣
What lol
This is actually accurate. You touched base on everything. Also you left out don’t stare at a 1% and don’t look all awkward. Looking around the clubhouse like it’s a museum (and it is) will probably get you caught up. women should never try to shake a members hand. Most members are pretty cool but they can switch on you in a second. So never let your guard down to just think you can break any of these rules because that’s a bad mistake. There is always broken glass and fire works. Members like to throw bottles of glass on the ground to mess with the probates and sometimes even light fire crackers and throw them around the bar. It’s a good time over all and MCs are very hospitable. There will always be a really good food spread for free. All you got to do is buy drinks or merch. Just support and don’t be a class clown or the tough guy and you will be fine.
Very true
Going to be honest. When I was about to enter the local (or any) 1%er clubhouse for the first time, I was nervous, and excited at the same time. I'd heard stories about what they were like, and I didn't know what to expect.
But ultimately, it was one of the best nights out I'd ever had. They were very welcoming, no one there was a dick, everyone was open to talk to you, and it was just awesome. Much prefer going to a clubhouse open night than a regular bar elsewhere.
Just treat everyone with respect, and you'll get nothing but respect back.
Thats the truth
As a member of a WMC we attend 1% club events all the time. We bring respect so we get respect. There’s never been a problem.
Well said
You get the same level of respect that you show and a lot of times they still up the ante when it comes to respect because that is their entire foundation
Hey just wanted to thank you for all your advice and knowledge of clubs, I was just fully patched and I appreciate the heads up on your time with the clubs and the helpful hints of the do’s and don’ts
I’m from Cleveland so you can already tell who reps the most. MC Parties are FUN! You just show respect, and you’ll be aight!
So true much love jen
I belong to a military MC. We have cuts,patches and rockers. The main difference is we had a diamond patch made that says .5% the area around our base has a dominant MC and they're well known(I won't say who!!) Their Sargent at arms approached us very respectfully and asked about us, we told him who and what we were. He asked us to come the next Friday to their house for a sit down with the president and VP. We showed up and had a mafia style sit down, everyone on both sides were extremely respectful with each other. Once we explained that we're a military crew and not open to civilian membership they were absolutely fine with us!! Unless they had club business going on, we had an open invitation to all their gatherings......RESPECT FROM BOTH SIDES GOES A LONG WAY!!!! they asked about our .5% patch. We told them that of all the people in the military today, less than. 5% were special operations. The requirements for our crew is to be active duty military and be spec ops(SEAL, SWCC, EOD, Recon,Rangers or air force special ops)
Love this, thats good respect and grown up style of working things out...
@@ronpearson1767 yeah, they were totally cool with us. I mean who wants trouble??? We had run ins with other clubs when we rode to and from events most times it was cool but a few wanted to be assholes. But that can be dealt with as well. No disrespect to a bunch of tough bikers but ill put my money on a group of over 40 well trained and real world experienced operators!! Fortunately, we never had to go that far!! Im retired from the navy now but I've still gone back to visit that MC's clubhouse on occasion and I love the fact that the door is still open!!!!....hell yeah!!!!!
so you both know guns. you out acting a fool? you getting handled, you come back from being deployed. with a few less .5% and for sure them rockers getting snatched..
@@four20producerz77 nope!!!! Rockers have never been taken and that would never happen!!!!!
@four20producerz77 I am putting my money on a club comprised exclusively of Navy SEALS, Green Berets, Army Rangers, Marine Raiders, Air Force Combat Controllers and Naval Swift Boat Operators. ALL of them have extensive training, and with the GWOT, ALL of them have combat experience. Plus, you think their teammates are going to stand by if their buddies are in trouble? Hell no, then you'll have the whole A-Team, Ranger Platoon, SEAL platoon or what have you behind them. MCs may be dangerous and all, but they are not straight up warfighters like the Vet Club is
As a sergeant in a 1’er club i can say you greet every member, look us in the eyes when you shake our hand. If you dont show respect when meeting us. You wont get an easy time.
Thats the truth
So is it like those scenes from a western movie? You walk through those doors and it just goes deathly quiet and everyone is looking you up and down waiting to see who you are?
@@NipplWizard kind of bro I walked into an old country bar (mind you I'm mixed not that it matters but it adds context) a lot of bikers were in there as well and I felt very uncomfortable with people staring at me but I was just delivering the pizza and people were friendly and made convo others didn't everyone was drunk I wasn't so I was in n out like the burger joint 😂
@@geewhiz5926 NGL. I'd be nervous too. Not that its a badd thing. Nerves keep you in check afterall
@@NipplWizard it's a bar that a lot of Bandido's frequented I'm not sure if they do anymore as i haven't been there in years but yeah dude I show respect everywhere I go and I mind my own damn business it goes a long way and you're totally right about nerves keeping you in check dude
Best quote on RUclips: “It's tough when you go through adversity and you rise from it, but being a knuckle head is not being tough.”
Truth
@@DemonsRow I'm not part I hat lifestyle, but I do appreciate the videos. I have been riding for a while and a lot of what you all about is common sense to me, but as a civilian, the information you are giving out protects a lot of people. What I do admire about your lifestyle, regardless of what I think (out of ignorance and lack of understanding), I admire that everything you do starts with respect. A lot of people can learn from you and your community. We don’t all have to agree on everything, but we all need to respect each other. respect will get us a long way. Thanks, and stay safe!
Real, and straight.
Especially when you said;
"It's Not tough,.. to be disrespectful.
It's Tough when your facing adversity,. And You Rise from it."
Spoken from the heart.
And awesome message to spread.
Real.
Thank you for your awesome shows, and always looking forward to the next!
Thank you its the truth much love
GREAT advise! I'm just a fat old hag, and a total nobody but, I've been riding for over 35 years. I've ridden with almost every kind of biker there is. Even a few 1%ers and 99%ers, whom some ended up being like my adopted Son's. And I've loved each one of them as much as a Mom can love her children! I've always been a HUGE supporter of the 1% and 99% clubs! Along with numerous other MC clubs! And, although I've been to quite a few of their gatherings and events they've had throughout the years? Never did I ever have one single problem, issue, or trouble of any kind. In fact, I've always been treated with nothing but kindness and respect, every time I was there. Still, I don't make it a habit to be at every event, function, bike run, party etc. they all have. In fact, it's pretty rare I go to those gatherings. I'm not a know it all about this topic either. But, from my experiences, things I've seen throughout the past 35 + yrs? I think you did an amazing job explaining this to anyone whom has never been to a !% or 99% clubhouse! And/or event they have. And, if someone watches this video? They will never have any problems going to a 1% club! Great job Big Guy! I a lot hope people watch and learn before they decide to go. MLL&R to you Sir!
On the "hugging" of a 1%er. What has been working for me for the past 20 years has been, place one hand in the "arm wrestlers" grip and your other hand on the arm (tricep) of the individual. Turn your shoulder towards his chest. You will be in close enough to show the "love" but not disrespect the rear of the cut he's wearing.
Yes that i like ive heard others that didnt sound good
That’s what I do.
Wrong Hat i aint a hugger but if somebody pulls me in i do the same roll the shoulder in keep my face towards their shoulder to avoid awkward shit and just don’t pat the dude on the back or anywhere for that matter. i carry a gun everywhere but around a club i leave it in the car or theres a spot on my bike that i put it. either way leave that shit outside. the main thing is carry yourself like you got some sense and be respectful. a great point was don’t bring your ol’ lady. it IS a liability and some dudes don’t give a shit about you and they might decide they want to grab on her ass or something and why put her and you in that situation. most likely it might not happen but theres that IF.
Wrong Hat yeah dont touch center patch big no
Back in the day the hug served 2 purposes. 1. To freak out citizens and 2. Check for weapons.
Wow... What a tuff topic, this one. It was a real good "overview". Of course though, there are so many different circumstances to party at an 1% House. Here are some of my thoughts to add to the discussion:
Open to the Public Party (ie: Toys for Tots charity Christmas Party) The Members know a lot of the folks coming don't know local protocol, and understand the truth about Clubs in general, people don't know all the little things that can be seen as disrespectful, in fact P's and SAA's will remind the Members to be chill and encourage everyone to have fun... So enjoy the party, spend money (it's for a good cause anyway) just don't bring weapons, don't get silly drunk, don't be stupid. That's about it... And don't tell stories about your uncle that use to be in such and such club.
When invited by a Member to come to a party:
If you're invited to a 1%er party that's not "Open to the public" event. That Member that invited you IS RESPONSIBLE for EVERYTHING you do. Know his name, if asked make sure you let the Members know exactly who invited you, he's your sponsor. He should let you know what's cool and ain't cool. That's it. If you don't know...ask your Sponsor... And show all the Members the same Respect you show him... Also, consider it an Honor if a Member invites you, what that tells everyone is that you must be a decent enough dude (or couple) to be there...it is an Honor...so enjoy.
A passive invite as part of a club:
This is when you're from a Club, and a Member casually said "Y'all should come kick it at our Clubhouse sometime" or some shit like that:
So you throw on your 99 cut or whatever and decide to just go because you're bored and want to check it out. That's cool and all, but it's these times you don't want to show what a badass you are... Be cool, and enjoy yourself with great measure, is my advice.
Some extra shit:
1. All protocol is local, if you're from outta state, the same rules may not apply. Better to ask first then learn last.
2. You're a man! You are Responsible for you! If you bring your dumb friend, you may do everything right, and still get a pounding for bringing that dumbass friend. Know who you are bringing to this type of party!
3. This ain't rocket science or a test... Just be smart, be respectful, and have fun... You may be surprised in a great way. No one wants drama in their house...don't bring none.
Sose does great work on these videos, some topics can really open up a huge hornet's nest of responses and questions. This is definetly one of those topics.
Great work! Much Respect!
TNGN!
Great points where were you when i was shooting i couldve used those lol much love
@@SoseTheGhost
LOL.... Nah, you're doing the damn thing, fo sho!!!!! It's such a big topic...and I know you thought during editing...I could mention this, this, and this. But damn, there's no way to cover that in 10 minutes...We both know that...lol...great work...damn hard to do in such small segments of time (not counting all the hours that go into editing and production. I feel for you, most especially on topics like this and most the MC Protocol topics... So much nuance.
Seriously, I know this isn't easy, and a LOT of WORK. You're killing it. I could never do as great a job as you are doing.
That's one thing I like about this channel - Sose brings people together with good advice and no bullshit. Thanks for the info, God bless.
@@LouisGiliberto thank you i appreciate you
@@SoseTheGhost
I can drop you my number, and we can bounce around ideas. I aint asking for any credit, I prefer the shadows, and ultimately everything would be yours. I'm just offering any thoughts you may want to use. Sincerely.
Just be yourself and have respect and youll be just fine. Never try and be something youre not, you'll get found out, and when you do, well, you'll know....
Definitely listen, i was filming at a annual, didn't get one shot of the 1%ers. And when it comes to women....keep it freindly, keep it moving 💯
Its awesome to have someone like you to put out great content. No holding back on the truth.
#Ghostin
Whenever I have been to a MC clubhouse I would have a couple drinks & that's it. Drunks are embarrassing & told to leave/thrown out. Also if there is a "Defence Jar" at the bar it's always good to put a few dollars in it. Help support a members legal fees.
Yes sir. Always spot a few bucks in the defense jar, even if youre not drinking.
the "defense jar" is also about respect for the M.C house..#GHOSTIN...
You have some Awesome advice Man! I learned to be nice,&when my man was busy, I watched my mouth,kept to myself, didn't mess w/anyone&was treated very well after following my gut,not being stupid, just Total Respect for my environment&ended up being invited back,& Hell yeah on supporting the bar! So True! Thank you again for your info! Keep it coming! Love this! 👍😎✌
Thank you brandi much love what state are you from ?
@@DemonsRow I'm a Southern gal here in SC! 😎✌❤
Good information ty. I’m not in an MC but my friends are and I was recently invited to a 1% MC cookout party and most of this is common knowledge but good info.
Def there is no common knowledge either you know or you dont
I’m catching up with my dreams . You’re an awesome young man . Makes me feel good at 66 to see some real men left that got it right . Been riding 3 years n love it. Kids grown adults bad times with ladies behind. One down n five up here we go ! ✌️💪🏻
appreciate you tim
Before i joined my club the Founder was taking the money sitting behind the bar in front of my boys and i , so when he would give the change back i wouldn't count it i just put it in my pocket i didn't want to disrespect him and what could i do if it was a dollar or two off later in life we laughed about it but at the time he didn't play i was always able to make him laugh and he put his personal colors on my back also Co-Founded a umbrella Club with me he past away this year but the club is 51 yrs Strong . I can only agree and appreciate Sosa we share alot of the same views
RIP to him much love
I went to a 1% clubhouse once while I was part of a bike church, I went with my Pastor on an open house night. #GHOSTIN
#Gho⚡tin
If you make a mistake. An honest mistake like having your hands in you pocket. If your being cool. A member will let you know. Apologize and learn. But you must apologize. Good times but learn from mistakes.
this is a problem 🤔 there is alot for me to learn abt biker club culture i been riding a while but when it comes to clubs im brand new ima respectful person forsure but certain things like that i wouldnt know
You shared alot of good information. I've never been to a 1% party or club. I don't think I ever will, but if I do, then I will remember the information you shared. Thank you.
Yw thank you
You are legit saving lives with these videos..#respect
#respect for the goodvibes thank you
Mad respect from New Zealand bro, I’m Floss, just came across your channel, I like what your doing, educating innocents on biker parodical, anyway keep up the fine content, my your wheels always be upright and your tank remain full,
Same to you shout to NZ ride safe
I never bring my old lady to a club house without knowing she has a friend affiliated with that club
Yea its just a personal thing of mine
Could you explain it a bit more?
@@sarahisatitagain If they like her, they will try and persuade her to go with them. Trouble.
@@sarahisatitagain If your ole lady gets disrespected you can find yourself wondering how you're going to respond. It's just a risky thing to do unless you crave attention, if you know what i mean.
I brought my daughter once to a 81 party. Invited by their roadcaptain who is married to one of her best girlfriends. Not a single worrie on my and her mind. These guys know how to party, that,s for sure.
This video is so on point, word for word bro, this is going to save a lot of people's first experience. I have two boys I will never bring to the house, and they don't understand why. Some character flaws, you can't have around 1%ers. Safest spot to be tho. Love it
Thank u
Yea im hoping itll keep the young boys out if 💩💩💩
I'm glad I came across your page. Personally I grew up around a few clubs and my father was in a club. But you are bringing knowledge to those that did not have that.
Thank you jason
I think it’s great that you’re willing to recognize the Ghostetts out there !! Riding is my passion and it’s definitely growing for us Lady Riders 😎✌️🦋
I Never would bring my old lady to a 1% party..Roll with my friends only..Question is.. I had been at a couple parties years back, im not affiliated with any clubs but was friends with a couple members who invited me. A Girl approached me to say hello who had on a cut ..I was not sure which way to roll on that..Didn't want to disrespect her by not talking or disrespect a member by talking to her too much. So I said my hello and headed to the bar for a beer. Turned out to be O.K. Whats acceptable protocol if your approached now a days at a party ??
Just say whats up and say are you with somebody
#ghostin what up Sose, love the message ya givin.
Just a few rules I tell my boys to piggyback off of you. It might not be law but it’s respect and it’s better to have it than not. 1 don’t touch the door knob ever. You get let in you get let out 2 be aware of where you are parking don’t take space that ain’t yours. 3 give tithe, on top of what you drink. 5 dollars at least before you even order. If possible don’t drink any alcohol, if it’s offered don’t deny it. But don’t leave drunk, ever.
#ghostin great points
Man respect is just a dying and burning out concept people don't get anymore.people feel like everything should be just like a way they see it and if they don't understand the bottom of a boot really fucking put it in there for ya..I just hate that it would take something that drastic to teach a person when all the only thing that had to happen when someone speak up and say something.thanks man..
#Ghostin brother great show. Man you steadily coming with knowledge. I can remember when i was a hang around I walked past everybody to show love to the prez and it didn't seem to smooth over with the members. I learned real quick that it was major disrespect. Keep dropping this knowledge. It needs to be heard. Much love and respect to Sose Tha Ghost
#GHOSTIN When your in someone else’s house you show the ultimate respect. If they want you to know they will tell you about it.
of for sure i went to a club house one night with another social club i was with and we had a patch they didn't like, lets say it wasn't a fun night that night
Respect is definitely key...Good looks.on the info Choppa..I've learned a lot this past year on your channel on MC life..keep up the great work bro.
Thank you brother
Idk why this channels got me hooked i dont even ride... I think the culture itself... I can see why veteran brothers go this route. Idk but keep it up Sose definitely entertaining.
Glad you enjoy marcus
100% show respect and know your roll your not a member and act as if your not mind your own business and show respect
This basically sounds to me life's basic code. Show respect and demonstrate some manners when you walk into someone else's home. Same shit my folks preached growing up. Great content brodda!!!!.
Nailed it. Treat everyone how u want to be treated at ur place. Just be respectful, and don't be stupid!!
Keep doing what you doing I love this channel I learn something new every time I watch you
Thank you for the love glad im providing value
Disrespecting another clubs prospect in their house Is the same thing as disrespecting someone's family or brother
Use to have 1%’s drink regularly at a pub I was doin security at, we’d clear a corner for them, keep the clowns away from them all was sweet any issues and we’d just talk to the Sargent at arms and leave it to them. Never had a problem with them at all 👍👍. On the odd times we got out numbered and shit was getting heavy their presence was the end of the issue.
Yes thats one thing were good for lol
Also be ready for feds or local Pd to take your picture. That’s a given so make sure you smile 😃
I always do
@Demons Row I was 12 year's old the first time I went to a club house with my dad and my uncle who was a prospect at the time and my dad was a hang around. The first thing I did was I introduced myself and shook there hands and then I sat at the bar and ordered a bottle of peps lol and I got talking to them about bike's then the prez come in and sat next to me and I introduced myself to him and same in vice versa he was awesome. It funny Cruz my dad and uncle new him from way back when they were teenagers
My pals dad was a 1% member of the outlaws and my father had ties to the hells angels...the tension between these 2 meeting on the school playground was intense.
I bet
Never call out a club unless you belong to it
@@johnchotkowski655 who called out a club fella
@@telthehitmangames4053 me
I was called out jumped on bad info no green light and then he got his cut taken and now I can't say much about it but scm
Thanks for your education in the MC culture I’m always learning keep
Up the great job I appreciate you very much
Thanks mel
Luv the channel..im a fairly new rider...not a MC rider...alot i didnt know...enjoy the info you put out.
If someone brings you in and they are a unfamiliar, I've always put my arm around them and pat the top of their shoulder. Never had any problems #Ghostin
#ghostin yes better to never touch that center patch
#Ghostin
Must say I love the vids , breaking the miths and spitting the truths about our MC culture . MLH&R
Hey Sose quick question what’s that badass beat you use in your videos that starts at 5:10? I’m diggin the music in your videos! Keep growin brother stay strong! #ghostin
Respect everyone / Don't touch a door without a patched member / no Phone's/ what happens here stays here
My Grandpa has been part of a MC for years thats how i got into bikes i sold my bike a few years ago i do currently have a scooter to for around town and back roads
Yes thats a good one let them open up
My dad was a biker. He and his old lady adopted me when I was wild teenager and after years as an unwanted foster child.
People looked down on my family, but if I had to choose between in laws and outlaws? I'll pick outlaws every time.
#ghost Knights on Bikes MM Detroit...alive and doing what we do. Where can I get a skull mask like in the intro? Thanks!
never come up to patch members in a conversation, you never interrupt them, intro yourself or ask anything!
Great point
#Ghostin from OKC. Another outstanding vid! I love the Ghosette segment. V was a very good choice. Keep doin what you're doin!
Fam idk how I found this gem of a channel. Subbed bro!!
Glad I came across this, got invited to a club party coming up and I 100% would have fucked up and left my pocketknife on me 🤦♂️
I'll drink my beer at home, it's just bout respect
Yes agreed
"Everybody's somebody when they're home."
Safer
This is all just common decency and respect tbh. Hooked on these videos dude. Keep it up fella! RSM8
Glad you enjoy
#GHOSTIN
Mostly just common sense for the most part.. Show respect and all should be good ✊
I love listening to this channel . good knowledge to be taught and learned.thst seems to be lost or getting harder to find now days
Thank you im glad you enjoy
I once went to a 1% party at a dominate clubhouse with a small local MC who was cool with them. I did exactly as you mentioned and said what’s up to everyone and showed respect... and I didn’t have a drink unless a member offered me one. If I finished my beer, I didn’t get another unless a member told me to grab one. I saw one guy I didn’t know get stretched out for being a little to friendly with a girl who happened to be a members old lady. They gave him a choice to take an ass whipping and ride off or leave his bike and walk home. He chose to walk. His bike was still sitting there when I left. It was a cool experience to hang out with a dominate 1% club, but you’re right, you gotta stay on your best behavior and it isn’t what I’d call a great time because you are constantly assessing your demeanor and watching what you say and do. I’m a big dude and tough in my own way but some of them dudes were downright scary. I wasn’t about getting stomped out by the campfire over stupid sh!t so i kept my mouth shut most of the time unless someone approached me and started conversation, and then it was “Yes, Sir.... No, Sir.... and Thank you, Sir...” to everyone, prospects included.
This was the same dominant club who shut down the small local MC I was hanging around with almost a year later cause they put the 1% diamonds ♦️ on like dumbasses.
He left his bike wtf lol some people got no sense
@@DemonsRow Sose, he took door #2 and walked tf out. They may or may not have beat him down but he wasn’t up for finding out. I don’t know if he ever got his bike back but it was still there when I rode out. He had two members holding him and a pissed off member of old lady laying down the law in his face in front of everyone . Dude was shaking and stuttering . This is a big 4 dominant club so we weren’t doubting they meant what they said. I’m glad it wasn’t me. I knew better than to talk to any females there 😄
Demons Row. Thank you for this video. It is very interesting. God Bless.
God bless appreciate you
#ghostin
#Ghostin Show genuine respect and be honest and don’t be afraid to use commonsense. Good stuff Sose!
So pretty much just stay away from them. Got it.
Yes
1% club house is the last place I would go... Excellent advice!!!
Been to a ton of 81 parties, best parties of the summer. Great video Ghost as usual my bro
Much love
#Ghostin in Pa on 2, staying alive an well, Hope everyone is doing good as well
#ghostin glad your good we good out here be safe
@@SoseTheGhost glad all is well, always be safe, ur doing great things for everyone, keep doing great things, 100%
@@MrMeyers28 thanks rob appreciate you
I saw Scarface, don't talk to someone's sister.
Truth
#ghostin Des Moines Iowa. Thank you for all knowledge you put out. Respect ✊
#ghostin much love any ideas you want me to talk about let me know
Des Moines way as well. Keep being iowa. 🔴⚪
Been riding for many years and still like hearing the rules it never gets old learning all the time
Much love rich
why would any man willingly want other men feeling like they have the power to set rules for them? This is what I dong get about MC culture. I am too independent.
Man you on point about that prospect. We protect our prospect. An you don't walk pass us without speaking. Your dead on. I come from a 99. They had so much respect for me how I handle myself and the respect i had for them it was only a matter of time. Then they approached me
Just to add, never go to a party with your shades and gloves on, that’s bo co disrespect!
More great points i needed you there wit me lol good work
I always take shades off when talking to someone and remove my glove to shake their hand. My dad taught me to respect someone by looking them in the eye and letting them see yours. #SicilianRules
Winn Dixie checking in! I'm #Ghostin baby! 🖤💋
#ghostin sis
@@SoseTheGhost hope you're doing well brother! Stay up!
#GHOSTIN
The mask is dope. I definitely get one.
#ghostin thank you gonna figure it out
@@DemonsRow id definitely rock that mask too #GHOSTIN
Attended a 1%er party by invitation with my lady awhile ago. We had to parked down a busy street and was escorted to the door. Had a real good time. It is all about respect. Respect given is respect earned. Just started watching your great videos not long ago Sose. Thanks for your knowledge and making the time to share.
Truth
My wife and I used to go to a nightclub for a few drinks on Saturday nights. Outside, the entire block was filled with Harleys. We got along great with the bikers. We could talk to the girls, provided the guys gave us permission. We'd spend the night buying each other drinks. It was a local mc. But among the nicest people we ever met.
#Ghostin first off I would like to thank both you Sose and also Mr Perfect 1% for the input and knowledge. I have been a member of what would be considered a 99% for 15yrs now. I've been invited both by a member and passively to a club house. That being said, I've had to learn the hard way as to what can/can't be done. I would say, what you say about a guest bring their ol lady is right on point. It can get you in a twist. Also your friend(even if he is a brother) needs to know the rules of protocol. I once had a brother show up and enter with his side arm. I didn't know until after we left. When I chastised him for it, his response was "that's not a thing". I now verbally Express the need to leave you hardware at home or on your bike each and every time. I don't want/need to be caught up in the B/S just because somebody feels "it's not a thing"
#ghostin yes you get it were here for you anytime