THE TRUTH ABOUT THE HMONG GANG CULTURE IN CALIFORNIA || MOD, ORB, MBS||

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  • Опубликовано: 20 авг 2024
  • THE VIDEO IS BACK.
    I told you guys I would make it happen so here it is. I had to make some major adjustments to the video but its finally here.
    The Hmong have found themselves in the gang culture since the 1980's and it is believed they started right out of Fresno California. In this video we are gonna take a dive into the history behind some of MOD's past beefs and take a closer look at a couple altercations between rivals gangs such as the Oriental Ruthless Boyz (ORB), Mongolian Boys Society (MBS), and Menace of Destruction (MOD)
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  • @swimin7357
    @swimin7357 2 года назад +111

    Don’t ever take this down! History is much needed. Thank you for all your doing!

  • @ronaldher7592
    @ronaldher7592 2 года назад +88

    I was 10 when I was asked to help play the qeej instrument for that little girl in 1996. My dad and I walked up to the little casket because he wanted me to see what gang violence did to this kid. She laid there in the that little casket with sutures sewn through the middle of her chest seen right above her Hmong clothes. That memory stuck out in my head when you minced those words of that drive by. It is still buried within me.
    This video is awareness. This is what people in our generation went through because most of us lived in or around poverty. Now we will do better, our children will do better. Little by little, we'll pull each other out of that life. If not all of us, hopefully most of us. With the opportunity to go to school, get good jobs, most of the gangs have left that life behind them, and if not in jail or dead, have continued living their best life. I know for a fact, no one is bragging about their darkest years 20 years ago when the hardest decision to make was to choose the color red or blue, and to have to live and die by that color. The kids these days have it way better. They have way better decisions to make rather than alot of us did.

    • @evalee7768
      @evalee7768 2 года назад +5

      Thank you for sharing. Tearful!

    • @GeeDonTMinD
      @GeeDonTMinD 2 года назад +5

      My mom told me about this story. That girl is buried next to my relative.

    • @user-hm5rs7wn5v
      @user-hm5rs7wn5v 3 месяца назад

      Many older Hmong still live in poverty here in Fresno! I have many Hmong friends and still a lot of poverty. Very sad.

  • @cutgras
    @cutgras 2 года назад +128

    A friend of mine, retired from Army SF, fought alongside Hmong in Laos during the Vietnam war. He told me they were as brave and talented as any other warriors he had encountered in his whole career. He has since passed, but I know he would be happy that videos were being made, finally, that will inform America about this great group of people. Most Americans do not know about y'all. Education destroys ignorance.
    If you were to make some more videos, possibly about the Hmong culture of the old county, as well as the current, I would certainly pay attention.
    Your vids are great dude. Keep um coming.

    • @kiabvaj5656
      @kiabvaj5656 2 года назад +1

      @Hanzo Hasashi Aren't you exaggerated a little bit? No 4 to 10 year old fought in the Vietnam War.

    • @kiabvaj5656
      @kiabvaj5656 2 года назад +4

      @@kandylee5910 I have heard of boys as young as 11, but 4 is dead wrong.

    • @superhero6297
      @superhero6297 2 года назад +1

      @Hanzo Hasashi actually that was General Vang that had those kids recruited as the Hmong were guerrilla fighters and not a giant army vs the communist so they were usually out numbered so when Casualties happened and there wasn’t enough men to assist in the freedom of the Hmong people he didn’t really have a choice as “Americans” were not in Laos

  • @brianthao102
    @brianthao102 11 месяцев назад +21

    As a Hmong-American, I can understand why the mentality of sticking together and looking out for one another since we're are a minority of an asian culture. These groups/gangs had good intentions at first but ultimately became what they are now. It's tragic see my people kill one another over what gang they represent. I get it that the Hmong were divided into different clans and feuded with one another throughout our history but we need to stand united more than ever. I just hope there comes a day when all Hmong people can stand together and not have to shed blood against each other.

  • @delispulse1818
    @delispulse1818 2 года назад +155

    Much respect to you Serg. Speaking from Minnesota.. Most of our older brothers and uncles don't talk much about their past gang life. Because they know at the end of the day, there was really no winners. Only hurt and disappointments for families and love ones.. I grew up around Mod, AC, ORB, and PB folks.. All solid ones but sometimes I wonder how cool it would of been if there was no politics to separate them. I have attended Hmong Churches that have rival gang members serving and reconciled. Beautiful pic. There's hope yall.
    Yes, I agree, Asian Americans need to come together more than ever. Also, listen and learn from each others history and culture. So what you did Serg, is a great first step brother. God bless bro.

    • @damiandmb2092
      @damiandmb2092 2 года назад +2

      Wanna be a gangsta but dont want to be one too 😂😂😂😂

    • @delispulse1818
      @delispulse1818 2 года назад +9

      @@damiandmb2092 I don't want to be a gangster bro. I just appreciate good content about our Hmong folks and history. Especially, when it's about a topic like Hmong gangs because it hits close to home for me. We need more positive insights in this topic for healing to take place.

    • @damiandmb2092
      @damiandmb2092 2 года назад +2

      @@delispulse1818 I'll believe that when stop seeing them still throwing up "C"s like they are still banging byt what their faces covered 😂😂😂😂😂😂
      Half way gangbangers 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️😵😵

    • @delispulse1818
      @delispulse1818 2 года назад

      @@damiandmb2092 I agree with you. It's hard to believe real change can happen. Especially, when we have younger folks trying to put in work for something they don't understand yet. That's why it's important to not glorify but expose some the real repercussions of what the gang life can do to a community like us Hmong folks. There's always hope bro.

    • @DemonSlayer9166
      @DemonSlayer9166 2 года назад

      Delis what’s yours intentions ? You sound like the type to start some shit exactly why there’s Hmong gangs .

  • @simonb8988
    @simonb8988 2 года назад +38

    Please keep these coming. I’m not Asian, but i’ve always thought that Asian gang culture ( and Asian culture in general) is very interesting.

  • @pnguyen3668
    @pnguyen3668 8 месяцев назад +10

    Damn, there was just a shooting in Sac couple days ago by the MOD, during a Hmong New Year Party at a local nightclub, 2 dead, including the owner of the club. Crazy how accurate this video is even till today.

    • @DUDEfreestyle
      @DUDEfreestyle 8 месяцев назад

      Seems like it's only the Cambodian and Hmong gangs that are still on that 90s/2000s era type of gang banging. Viets and Chinese have completely gone underground focusing on money and move more like organized crime groups. A Hmong kid in Fresno just recently got killed prior to this incident. A couple of Cambodians in San Diego recently got arrested for smoking some TRG also. I find it crazy that they're still actively recruiting and make the news for shit like this in 2023

  • @ericchang3820
    @ericchang3820 2 года назад +60

    I'm hmong and yes I got cousins and uncles in MOD from my mom side and I got cousin's from my dad side that's Asian cripz 357. I got cousins in ORB too. They tend to not bring that around me and my brothers and all my cousins around my age but we know who all bangs what and they dont do it in front of us. Its not as bad as the 80's and 90's but yes shit still pop off. Alot of these guys are in their 30's and 40's and 50's with kids of their own. The ones who still rep are the druggies that cant turn their life around.

    • @stevengonzalezfedex4641
      @stevengonzalezfedex4641 2 года назад +1

      Is 357 a different set from the Asian boys?

    • @level__level
      @level__level 2 года назад +7

      @@stevengonzalezfedex4641 yes very different. ABZ is a Cambodian crip gang and AC 357 is a Hmong crip gang.

    • @JockerTang
      @JockerTang 2 года назад +3

      The ones that rep are the active ones not druggies. It’s 2021 anyone who does drugs and is in a gang gets check by their homies.

    • @ericchang3820
      @ericchang3820 2 года назад +5

      @@JockerTang
      What are you talking about??? Its 2021 alot of these dudes are druggies now!

    • @pvaj79
      @pvaj79 2 года назад +6

      Eric Chang not so much druggies but more drug dealers

  • @mesoninaco
    @mesoninaco Год назад +6

    I'm so new to your content but as a Hmong artist and content creator I appreciate this so much! I love that you reviewed things in the Hmong community!

  • @xiongjasen6329
    @xiongjasen6329 2 года назад +23

    Very well put together bro! I don’t think I could have done it better myself. Been following you ever since 23 and 1g! Keep dropping more videos mane

  • @longxiong496
    @longxiong496 2 года назад +172

    I wish one day hmong will stop fighting each other

    • @mryaj0095
      @mryaj0095 2 года назад +1

      When that day comes..... All other Asians will fear... just saying. Good or Bad..

    • @chaisaepharn8088
      @chaisaepharn8088 2 года назад +20

      I wish we could all stop fighting. Why are Hmong and Mien fighting? Why are we fighting other Laotian? We have the same backgrounds, but hate each other for almost no reason.

    • @Lostloneysouls
      @Lostloneysouls 2 года назад +2

      I wear my custom “hmoob hlub Hmong” clothes often

    • @yawgloj6100
      @yawgloj6100 2 года назад

      Vietnamese their gang stop

    • @BDAILY365
      @BDAILY365 2 года назад +1

      Lots of Hmong in Vietnam.
      As long as you hate, you're the reason.

  • @YourUserNameSucksx10
    @YourUserNameSucksx10 Год назад +8

    I have now inlaws who lived in those apartment duplexes that survived those drive by.
    Hmong gang life is sad. As we mature and grow older we realize we can't escape each other. Later in life we grow into family because hmong people, family means a lot. Later on, your family will marry you're once enemies and you just realize how childish it was.
    Growing up in the 90s and past 2000s hmong gang crime was high. I'm glad now, 2023ish it died down a lot because the younger generation got more emo, realize bigger things in life, play to much games at home lol, all about the money, or their parents, probably close to their forties like me, taught them the bigger life. Either way. We asains gotta stick together because because other race don't see us as hmongs, Cambodian, viet, Chinese or whatever, they'll fuck with us, just because we asian.
    *PEB HMONG*

  • @najeehatcher8383
    @najeehatcher8383 Год назад +5

    You keepin it 100%. These new gang bangers aint shit. Real gangstas have a cause. This coming from one of the original MOD doing life

  • @Lovetatsmile
    @Lovetatsmile 2 года назад +19

    As a Hmong I vouch for all this info
    And disappointed for the Hmong people. Being the minority of the asian and no country… we still fight each other and fight to see which “last name” is better smh. Nice video!

    • @user-hm5rs7wn5v
      @user-hm5rs7wn5v 2 месяца назад

      You fight over last names? Is it about clans? I have Hmong friends. I didn’t know the last names mattered.

  • @JundamRX782
    @JundamRX782 2 года назад +26

    Seen all my cousin go through with it and at the end, it’ll only end in sadness. Much love to my Hmong peeps tho, we’re fighters but we just don’t know when to end it .

    • @chanceyang9455
      @chanceyang9455 2 года назад +15

      @China Boss yes we are sell out fighters for the American CIA. But throughout history we were always very poor mountain dwelling people bullied by the Han Chinese, Vietnamese, Lao & Thai and were called the Miao/Meo which was a racial slur meaning primitive people. We saw the opportunity to better our people so we took the chance and chose to fight for the Americans. Now look at us we’re settled in the west living wealthy and healthy. While the Hmong who sided with the communist are still very poor living in poverty. And like the Chinese or Vietnamese gonna care to help the Hmong 😒?

  • @theresayang187
    @theresayang187 2 года назад +22

    It was crazy back in the days. You can't go nowhere cus you're dating a gang member or go to a party cus there's gonna be a shooting. I always tell my kids how lucky they are. Our parents couldn't gave us things that we wanted so we had to go out and get it. By trying to hang with the thugs trying to find love getting married young. Seems like no hope no future for us back then. Our parents were from a country that wasn't even ours. How can they explaind to us that we don't have a country. I was scarred, hurt when people ask me. Where are you from? I have to explain I'm from the country Laos but I'm not Laotian I am Hmong. I'm in my forties now and when all this happened I was like a teenager. The pass is The pass I don't regret anything that happened. I'm just glad it's over. In our Hmong culture we grow up fast so things start stopping when people getting married and have to support their families. From 90's to 1998 it start dying down here in Minnesota. I don't know about elsewhere but like I said as we all got married got older we stopped. Most of the leaders were locked up already in prison either for life or just getting out in the 2009's. Much respect for the Original Gangster out here trying to live the life our parents brought us here for. Now we see and that's why we're giving our kids a better life. Then what our parents couldn't gave us. Nowadays A lot of people are on drugs or alcoholics or mental mental . Time to grow up and make money and recognize what our parents went through to get us here. Peace ✌

    • @MarkFlores-ot5vj
      @MarkFlores-ot5vj 2 месяца назад

      How you been my brother. Hopefully all is well with you and your family

    • @user-tm5em4vu7u
      @user-tm5em4vu7u 16 дней назад

      I grew up in Fresno in the 1990s and 2000s, I’m 35 now. Gang banging wS huge back in those years. There used to be drive byes, etc. every week, or many times a week. It’s not that bad now.

  • @kshinokevin
    @kshinokevin 2 года назад +8

    "Grand Turino" - that Clint Eastwood film came to my mind... this is great to know.. the real history, between 2 or 3 rival gangs or more...

  • @sigh4627
    @sigh4627 2 года назад +5

    Niiice. Catching this on break at work! Let’s gooo

  • @classwar3778
    @classwar3778 2 года назад +89

    as a Korean im way more willing to take flight on woods then fight with other Asians. The real enemy laughs at us killing each other and looks down on us in the work force and patrols our neighborhoods in squad cars.

    • @Random-qc9mp
      @Random-qc9mp 2 года назад +4

      Well said 🙏

    • @RoseRose-nt4ju
      @RoseRose-nt4ju 2 года назад +1

      I like the pfp where’d u get it?0

    • @PakClann
      @PakClann 2 года назад

      @@RoseRose-nt4ju I forget sorry.

    • @JP-sb7rq
      @JP-sb7rq 2 года назад +2

      Facts.

    • @cheexiong1449
      @cheexiong1449 2 года назад +1

      In honest truth… if I have beef with you just because we in prison that don’t mean I have to squash shit with you. We fighting till one submits to the other.

  • @hunnitbenz2212
    @hunnitbenz2212 2 года назад +15

    One of my brother’s friend was a MOD member when I was in elementary, but he lost of life at 15 to the streets. I remembered that day. RIP Doua Chang

  • @kev4812
    @kev4812 2 года назад +2

    Sheesh love the video !! Going to show my uncles and cousins this video because they use to be part of MOD back then.

  • @jokezup7850
    @jokezup7850 2 года назад +22

    My coworker died in that 2019 fresno shooting. He was a good man just wrong place, wrong time.

    • @MikeyLee559
      @MikeyLee559 2 года назад

      Yeah that's hella crazy , that was my old neighborhood East Lamona ST. I also personally knew alot people from that loss. 😔.

    • @MikeyLee559
      @MikeyLee559 2 года назад

      Everybody there at the football watch party was wrong place at wrong time. There weren't even Asian Crips there.

    • @IamLEGENDkb24
      @IamLEGENDkb24 2 года назад

      @@MikeyLee559 there were.. some were also affiliated..

    • @MikeyLee559
      @MikeyLee559 2 года назад

      @@IamLEGENDkb24 no only one older guy who was a former AC. Apparently it was the wrong place at the wrong time. Confirmed by the guys that did it too. They just wanted some one to pay wether they were AC or not , as long as someone got killed was related to someone who was a part of AC , they did their job. So fucked up smh.

  • @fengxiong3687
    @fengxiong3687 Год назад +7

    It makes me sad these petty differences have divided us. We are a people without a home, without a country. More than anything we need to unite and love one another. It takes a bigger man to be that stops the cycle

  • @hellakwa
    @hellakwa 2 года назад +5

    Great content everytime! Much love from Brazil 🇧🇷 keep the great work

  • @nela_3237
    @nela_3237 Год назад +5

    Good videos man! I’ve met a lot of hmongs in prison solid dudes

    • @nela_3237
      @nela_3237 Год назад +2

      @@hmongzoo9275 Susanville 2015 pelican bay 2016-2017

    • @nela_3237
      @nela_3237 Год назад +1

      @@hmongzoo9275 he was a blood from somewhere up north marysville ? Cheng or Chang

    • @nela_3237
      @nela_3237 Год назад

      @@hmongzoo9275 he told me about the hmong new years too . He was the only other playing soccer with us too

  • @kickazz2730
    @kickazz2730 2 года назад +10

    Met different hmong gangs during my high school years. I went to 3 differenthigh schools. They tried to recruit me but I never join any. Cool thing was if they like you they rather you date their sisters or cousins.

  • @a.b.c.1961
    @a.b.c.1961 2 года назад +11

    All about that ASIAN UNITY. Stick together and support GOLDEN PEOPLE. Word!

  • @zipitshhhh2267
    @zipitshhhh2267 2 года назад +4

    Fresno is really like the way you speak about it I live there for 2 years. I have seen and experience a lot. Keep making these videos let our culture be known.

  • @level__level
    @level__level 2 года назад +9

    All ima say is respect bro cuz u speaking facts 💯💯💯💯

  • @jbzhitz
    @jbzhitz Год назад +4

    I read this thumbnail and thought of my days growing up in Clovis and Fresno area with many Hmong families. They taught me how to break dance on cardboard during our recesses. Also we would shoot dragonfly’s out of the sky with rubber bands. Crazy.

  • @cyko44
    @cyko44 2 года назад +6

    Much love Kwon! Always 💯 💪🏽

  • @EKJONJON
    @EKJONJON 2 года назад +2

    Videos be so informative and entertaining ! Keep doing your thing my G

  • @welcome2stp
    @welcome2stp 2 года назад +18

    There’s definitely a lot of “Asian pride” and looking down on other Asians. But it’s gotten better now days.

    • @user-hm5rs7wn5v
      @user-hm5rs7wn5v 2 месяца назад +1

      I grew up in Fresno but have also lived in San Francisco and Modesto. I noticed that the Chinese and Koreans always looked down on southeast Asians! The Chinese and Koreans were generally very racist Asians. The southeast Asians like Hmong, Cambodia, lao, Filipinos were always much more chill. I grew up with many southeast Asian friends

  • @hugogarcia292
    @hugogarcia292 2 года назад +13

    As a teenager I was locked up with ORB, MOD, and MBS! Good homies. MF were good at stealing cars and at school 🤣

  • @chanceyang9455
    @chanceyang9455 2 года назад +18

    My boy Sergio speaks da truth. Out on the street Asian cliques be enemies. But in the pin surrounded by majority of blacks, Latinos & whites all dat colors, set trip banging goes flying out the door.

    • @mr.cookie7308
      @mr.cookie7308 2 года назад +2

      Too bad our Hmong brothers had to learn the hard way. You either stick together or you die alone...thats the truth.

    • @chanceyang9455
      @chanceyang9455 2 года назад +7

      Also forgot to mention much luv for them Somoa, Tonga Pacific Asian Islanders. If it weren’t for them big dudes us little Hmong and other southeast Asian would’ve gotten our ass kicked by them whites, blacks & Latinos in the pin😅

  • @chaleeyang
    @chaleeyang 2 года назад +7

    Nice video SK! ✌️

  • @thegodofdrinking2550
    @thegodofdrinking2550 2 года назад +15

    IM MEXICAN, FROM 94,95,96, IVE USED TO GO PLAYGROUND AT HOMAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL AT NIGHT AND THERE WAS ALOT OF MOD THERE LIKE EVERYDAY, VERY DEEP AND THEY PROTECT THERE OWN HMONG INNOCENT PEOPLE.

  • @babyj6511
    @babyj6511 2 года назад +4

    Daaaaam! You did an almost in depth research on the topic but that's some true hard evidence especially on its history. Mad props bro!

  • @ChaBarry
    @ChaBarry 2 года назад +39

    Growing up in the Sacramento Valley in early 2000 was ludicrous. Hmong Gang shootings were relentless. It got to the point any hmong person became a target. Random guys were getting shot up while smoking a cigarette on their driveway. No one was safe anywhere. Everyone avoided outdoor activities and social gatherings. Just like when COVID-19 hit and numbers were rising, no one wanted to go anywhere or be seen. Dudes were getting labeled because of the location they lived or because someone seen them with of a rival gang member. It wasn’t just 2 gangs beefing, several gangs were involved.

    • @bnyang84
      @bnyang84 2 года назад +7

      Hell yea i remember them days.. Especially that one year when anyone who was driving a red honda could fall victim.. shiet, I aint gon lie. I was wiggling through the city in my red 92 si head on swivel cause the streets was hot.

    • @chanceyang9455
      @chanceyang9455 2 года назад +5

      Fuck all em HNS & MOD feuding bullshit. Yea they tough going at it with each other but the real enemies were em Lao & Cambodian Rascal clicking with them blacks and Mexican beefing with us Hmong.

    • @cheexiong1449
      @cheexiong1449 2 года назад +1

      I heard JCC dropped MOD all the time. HNS ain’t done shit.

    • @2Skillz4You
      @2Skillz4You 2 года назад

      @H Vang mod and their little homie click TLR used to live in detroit before JCC. mod did got ran out. The hmong rapper called wolf pack was from detroit and they got an mod gang member who used to rap with them got beat up at the new year by jcc

    • @LG-nh4bs
      @LG-nh4bs 2 года назад +2

      @@2Skillz4You No you're wrong. MOD didn't get run out. The gang epidemic died out in the late 90s. Everyone was just tired of it and majority advanced out of the hood. JCC is a gang created by fobs especially with the new ones that recently came from Laos. They were never a threat. We always see them as bunch of kids. But unbeknownst to us when alot of us got locked up, they started to rival with the younger generations. Remember, JCC existed in around 96. They were not a threat. They didnt push it until USC died out. When the newer generation started beefing with them they made peace with HNS and only in that year they felt big enough to go to Sac New Year cus HNS talked them into it. But their peace treaty wasn't long cus they kept messing with HNS bitches up in the north lol which H felt it was a diss, so they broke off and clicked up with MBC and ORB since then.

  • @GoodGollyMissMolly763
    @GoodGollyMissMolly763 2 года назад +5

    Good video. Don't forget the shootout at the largest Hmong soccer tournament in the world in St Paul, MN back in 2018 where there was a shootout between gangs and one person was killed there. Good video though!

    • @jxl0318
      @jxl0318 2 года назад +2

      Shootout’s been happening in California since the mid 80s-90s at Kearney Park in Fresno, Ca when soccer tournaments was super popular and the majority of hmongs was in Cali.

    • @GoodGollyMissMolly763
      @GoodGollyMissMolly763 2 года назад +1

      @@jxl0318 I'm pretty sure. The only reason why I mentioned the J4 shooting is because I witnessed it along with thousands of other people and it was all over the news

    • @jxl0318
      @jxl0318 2 года назад

      @@GoodGollyMissMolly763 must be a very scary sight to endure. I hope you’re not traumatized from it and hope it doesn’t stop you from attending these events. These wanksters need grow up and do it somewhere where no innocent lives are around

    • @GoodGollyMissMolly763
      @GoodGollyMissMolly763 2 года назад +1

      @@jxl0318 Yes it was pretty traumatic. The shooting happened right as we were ordering food and I saw the kid drop. He died right there. It was horrific. I still love my Hmong people though and will go back once the tournament comes back after the pandemic is over.

    • @carsnpyro3484
      @carsnpyro3484 2 года назад +1

      That ain’t as scary as my uncles gut falling out during j4 after getting stab.

  • @wornoutshoes2332
    @wornoutshoes2332 28 дней назад +2

    I love my Hmong brothers! Grew up in Fresno and once I became a Bulldog I didn't chill with them as much. Anyhow, they are good people, very loyal and down af

  • @keaneTVchannels
    @keaneTVchannels 2 года назад +4

    Wass up Hmong from Sacramento here checking u out nice video Sergio

  • @Annita737
    @Annita737 2 года назад +12

    I remember that 2019 incident. Just moved to CenCal during that time. Shits crazy.

  • @mudbuddha123
    @mudbuddha123 2 года назад +5

    speaking FACTS bro! keep it up

  • @Kuriousfoodie
    @Kuriousfoodie 2 года назад +9

    Dope video, being from so cal , I don’t know much about Hmong people . Are there any Japanese gangs ? What about a video on the Korean Killers Gang from Korea town

    • @miav7160
      @miav7160 2 года назад +2

      I don’t understand how the supposedly more educated and wealthy Asians (Japanese, Koreans, Chinese) have no clue about minority Asian groups such as the Hmong, Laos, mien, etc…

    • @TheAnonymous916
      @TheAnonymous916 2 года назад +1

      @@miav7160 You just answered your own question. East Asians don’t know much of SE Asians because they’re wealthier and look down on SE Asians.

    • @chanceyang9455
      @chanceyang9455 2 года назад +5

      @@TheAnonymous916 😂 well they know Gran Torino and Sunisa Lee and Brenda Song oh and Doua Moua from Gran Torino and Mulan.

  • @banditpicasso
    @banditpicasso 2 года назад +13

    Man, I know a few hmong dudes, they holdin it down for real!

    • @fatee5069
      @fatee5069 2 года назад

      @@hmongzoo9275 ok fbi. Lmao

    • @hmongzoo9275
      @hmongzoo9275 2 года назад

      @@fatee5069 Thanks for the compliment?

    • @MAJ44
      @MAJ44 2 года назад

      Holding it down til they get caught and everyone becomes rats. 💯

  • @kiddflo5
    @kiddflo5 2 года назад +4

    Good upload. Could've added more intel but good enough for a short brief. Subbed!

    • @kiddflo5
      @kiddflo5 2 года назад +2

      Need a part 2! With more intel

    • @knogface
      @knogface 2 года назад

      More intel? Sounds mad suss. There's a fine line between reporting and dry snitching. Dude doesn't cross that line but it sounds like you asking him to

    • @kiddflo5
      @kiddflo5 2 года назад +1

      @@knogface more intel about the history of my people.
      I don't give a fuck about the gangs, big dawg. Quit trynna sound like you from the streets my dude... I'm from Long Beach, ain't no snitchin' round here buddy.

  • @steelmademance8167
    @steelmademance8167 2 года назад +7

    Man I have met a lot of Asians but the Hmongs are something else crazy Asians but yet so kind

  • @CrayZJo3Davola
    @CrayZJo3Davola 2 года назад +6

    Peace mod were the true og. Hmong these days growing up in suburbs don't understand what the hmong kids in 80s and 90s went through.

  • @brotherkeeper2800
    @brotherkeeper2800 2 года назад +9

    Crazy I lived at 3212 western Ave in north Sacramento. The exact duplex that the guy got killed in front of with a shotgun in 2002. My neighbors told me about it. I lived there for a few years around 2016. Definitely all HNS territory.

  • @yoshiskysun
    @yoshiskysun 2 года назад +2

    I absolutely love your closing remarks. #RESPECT

  • @acs_wonder5390
    @acs_wonder5390 2 года назад +8

    I was chilling at my buddy's house when the shooting happened, we were only a couple streets down so the shots were loud. One of the victims were my other friends uncle

  • @Mmamicx
    @Mmamicx 2 года назад +6

    Yooooooo, Sergio thank you for the "true" history of my Hmong history.

  • @vagpounder5614
    @vagpounder5614 2 года назад +5

    Much respect from a Hmong subscriber. Keep the content coming.

  • @kaybevang536
    @kaybevang536 6 месяцев назад +3

    I had an uncle killed by JCC because they saw his dropped 1995 Honda Civic Hatch with tinted windows and assumed he as MOD and shot him and his car and he was not a gangster just a racer this was in Sacramento

  • @Paniro
    @Paniro 2 года назад +2

    Dope dope. Love the gang videos 💯

  • @TheSleeplessGuy
    @TheSleeplessGuy Год назад

    Very good video, loved it bro!

  • @gillesancelin8916
    @gillesancelin8916 2 года назад +1

    Greatings from Kambodia. Your videos are really interesting bro.

  • @leggo8838
    @leggo8838 2 года назад +7

    We need to unite.. unity is key right now for us asians... we need each other more than what others think

    • @takingoutthetrash1512
      @takingoutthetrash1512 2 года назад

      Fuk yea... blacks and Latinos are racist asf towards asians... asians got numbers. If all asian joins together + samoans ? Man game over for other gangs

    • @xiongnu6373
      @xiongnu6373 Год назад +2

      Not gona happen

    • @jaythemaker5809
      @jaythemaker5809 Год назад

      @@xiongnu6373why

    • @walangchahangyelingden8252
      @walangchahangyelingden8252 5 месяцев назад

      The Hmong are salty because they were persecuted by the Lao; Because, they went against the Pathet Lao. But, hey! What did they honestly expect?

  • @MAJ44
    @MAJ44 2 года назад +23

    This is exactly why I left Cali. Best decision I made. Grew up in the 90's in fresno and it was worst place ever and still is. Anything is San Joaquin Valley is horrible. No jobs. Gang infested. Agriculture only. It's a generation of cycle that repeats itself. I challenge people to move and see what's out there besides "CALI" you'll be surprised.

    • @mr.cookie7308
      @mr.cookie7308 2 года назад

      They brought the Hmong into the Central Valley thinking they will farm, but all it had was day laborers. There is NOTHING in the central valley thats why they turned to gangs.

    • @clees_outdoors
      @clees_outdoors 2 года назад +3

      @@mr.cookie7308 nah they turned into gangs because of being bullied

    • @justicereborn8296
      @justicereborn8296 2 года назад +4

      Well said bro, life's too short and why live and die in one place that looks like a dump when you haven't even smell the fresh air and soil of another state or country.

  • @Doofyy11
    @Doofyy11 2 года назад +6

    Dope asf thanks for covering this
    Got MOD cousins and AC

    • @chanceyang9455
      @chanceyang9455 2 года назад +3

      Ain’t nothing to be proud of foo we all do. I’ll be more amaze if we have cousins who are doctors, lawyers and politicians.

    • @Doofyy11
      @Doofyy11 2 года назад

      @@chanceyang9455
      Never said I was proud. Clown 🤡

    • @chanceyang9455
      @chanceyang9455 2 года назад

      @@Doofyy11 yeah U was proud dat it was dope asf 😝

    • @Doofyy11
      @Doofyy11 2 года назад

      @@chanceyang9455
      Lol you must be proud

    • @chanceyang9455
      @chanceyang9455 2 года назад +1

      @@Doofyy11 Proud of Sunisa Lee and Hmong brothers who join the military yeah. But not them 2 bit wannabe gangsta. They only big & bad when rolling deep or strap out on the street. But in the pin they heavily outnumbered by blacks, Latinos & whites. In order to survive all Asians stick together both East & southeast Asians. If it wasn’t for them big Somoa & Asian Pacific Islander us little Hmong and other southeast Asians would’ve gotten our ass kicked in prison 😆

  • @billykomengthao
    @billykomengthao 2 года назад +10

    Doing California Hmong gang but u using picture from other state 😂

  • @parkkrap7984
    @parkkrap7984 2 года назад +6

    I'm Cambodian, back in 98/99 I was locked up in juvenile. I met this hmong dude his name was 2 or too been so long he always look depressed after doing about 8month with him I ask him? just joking ' said why you always look sad! He told me he had two older brothers that was in different set and they click was beefing , long story short he witnesse his brother kill his own brother right In front of him and his siblings. Find out this story bro , I know this story in the hmong Minnesota they will know .

    • @hmongzoo9275
      @hmongzoo9275 2 года назад +5

      I think I know what you're referring to. The murder happened in 1997 and both of the brothers was actually from the same gang. It was a family dispute that went wrong. If this is the case you're referring to, it could be. That's the only case I can think of in MN where a Hmong gang member killed his own brother.

    • @parkkrap7984
      @parkkrap7984 2 года назад +1

      Yea , you right ✅

  • @beexiong2171
    @beexiong2171 10 месяцев назад +3

    Fresno born n raised there i can say pretty much every other Asian Gangs was going at it with each other not just Hmong gangs, too much pride and selfishness, you better not join a Gang if you don't want that Smoke. Now i'm older i don't hang around Gangs ( i never gang banged) but had familes in gangs and friends in gangs. there was always smoke and drama, you never know whose looking for you..and when bullets fly ur way...its all very dangerous u can lose ur life..to my young hmong folks do not join gangs or associate urself in any way..just get a job. good education, and get married have kids..life is too short. too much pain in life..lots of loves ones pasting away..when ur old u realized this was all nonsense but don't get it twisted this was the environment we grew up in..as we get older u shouldn't let ur kids go the same route as u did..any ways take care all peace out.

    • @user-tm5em4vu7u
      @user-tm5em4vu7u 5 месяцев назад +2

      100% I’m from Fresno and I agree! Gangs are completely waste of life! I’m Hispanic but I have many Asian friends.

  • @TheArsenal187
    @TheArsenal187 Год назад

    Keep the content coming

  • @tomjackson9854
    @tomjackson9854 2 года назад +4

    U should do the hmong gangs in the midwest...they get it cracking out there

    • @tomjackson9854
      @tomjackson9854 2 года назад +4

      @@hmongzoo9275 ace gang ....the hold it down the midwest...cali is mod n hns

    • @user-zh9zc9to9s
      @user-zh9zc9to9s 7 месяцев назад

      Midwest gang ain't sh!t. West Coast gangsters setting up shop up there already. HNS, OMB, AC, MOD, ORB, CHB, started in Cali and they the deepest one up there. LOL!!! Weak @ss Midwest...

  • @toulee777
    @toulee777 2 года назад

    About time.

  • @TheNoobComment
    @TheNoobComment 2 года назад +8

    Think the 2019 backyard shooting was beef from the Mongols(bloods) to the crips because earlier that day or days, the crips shot at the Mongols. So that night was supposed to target one of the dudes, but some people were just there at the wrong time.

    • @originalg-thang1672
      @originalg-thang1672 2 года назад +6

      They shot all innocent ppl only cuhz they couldn’t find any Crips they mad they homie died only they homie died no one else that’s how u kill opps not shoot innocent

    • @jaydensilva7522
      @jaydensilva7522 2 года назад

      @@originalg-thang1672 😭😭

  • @LG-nh4bs
    @LG-nh4bs 2 года назад +43

    Alright kool, but you missed alot and it seems sloppy, so Imma fill in the blank and explained how it all went down cus I lived through it. The very first Hmong Gang in California was called Peace MOD, created around 85-86. Almost every Hmong gang today has linkage to this gang (Peace MOD). Peace MOD started as an organization to protect the community from violence, but turned violent, ironically. In the late 80s, Peace MOD broke into three gangs. MOD, originally known as Master of Destruction, came out first and that's how they took the MOD. MBS (Mongolian Boyz Society) branched out next and in 1989 or 90, ORB branched off from Peace MOD. They also created a subsidiary called Asian Crips. The majority of the remaining Peace MOD members sided with MOD while the rest quit or sided with the two others. The gangs pretty much started fighting one another instantly.
    The founder and leader of MOD, Fuji Moua was gundown not long after the creation by his own cousin from another Hmong gang, but now defunct, called Fight To Kill (FTK)aka Fang Boyz. He is said to be the first Hmong gangsta to ever died from gang related activity. Soon after, his nephew took over, but as the gang grew and his inability to practice what he preached, he lost control over it. Each clique of the gang was led by a shotcaller in each town instead.
    The rapid growth of MOD was caused by the death of Fuji Moua and parents sending their children away hoping for a better life, yet the kids went and created their own cliques in addition to calls from cousins in need of help in other towns. For example, in North Sacramento, there were two dominant gangs made predominately by Laotians and Hmong, called El Camino Crips (ECC) and Asian Family Gangsters (AFG). Threats from these two gangs and other gangs in the South causesd the creation of Sacramento MOD. After the killing of the AFG leader, Khao Heu by MOD in the mid 90s, the Hmong from ECC and AFG broke off to form what is known today as Hmong Nation Society (HNS) with two other smaller gangs in the north defuncting AFG and neutralizing ECC (ya can read about it, just Google "FAMILY REAPS BITTER HARVEST IN AMERICA" by Stephen Magagnini). HNS turns against ECC since, I think.
    I'm connecting the dots for ya.
    However, HNS didn't really push its agenda until the late 90s to early 2000s when the law rounded up alot of MOD with murder charges and gang enhancements, which wiped out the 1st to the 5th generations of MOD. Thats thr generation from 1988 through 2000s. Today, MOD make up the majority of Hmong prisoners while the other half is every other.
    The most notable war between the HNS and MOD was at the end of 2004 when an innocent kid named Ker Vang was murdered by HNS mistakenly because he drove a car similar to the MOD who had an affair with an HNS's wife. This triggered a "Full-Blown War by Hmong Gangs" (Google that shit to read all about it) from November 2004 to Feb 2005, which led 9 dead mostly HNS or HNS affiliates all because MOD felt Ker died for their name (youtube RIP Ker Vang) and that HNS guy just couldn't man up and walked away from his cheating wife. The puss must be too good.
    The 16 year old kid that got killed in 2002 was not an official HNS, but was about to be one. They loved him dearly. When the rounds were fired, he was the unlucky one. HNS was present. They just happened to ducked quicker than him.
    At its peak, MOD was the most hated Asian gang in the valley, and was very dominant particularly in Stockton and Sacramento. Dont believe the hype rappers in stockton put out about their gangs. No hate, just facts. You hear killings by MOD more than them. Like Pare Young said, rappers these days talk about guns and killing each others but no one actually dies. Predominately Hmong, it rivaled with almost every Black, Asian, White and Hispanic gangs in the region. If you come accross an article about crimes between Hmong and other Asian gangs in the 90s, it is oftenly MOD and TRG, but unlike other news stations, they choose not to mentioned the gang names. In the early to mid 90s, TRG was trying to push the name up north, and because MOD discriminates recruiments, alot of its allies that were not Hmong were picked up by TRG. In the article "FAMILY REAPS BITTER HARVEST IN AMERICA" by Stephen Magagnini" where it talks about a Laotian died at the church, that was the shotcaller of Sacramento TRG from Long Beach who came up to recruit. He was shot by three different guns. They stopped side by side and one guy shot him from the sunroof while the other two shot him from the side doors.
    MOD often shootout with the Norte and Crips, but that has died down in the 2000s. If you go back and read the archived news, you will know why people hated MOD. They shoot indiscriminately. Innocent kids were killed.
    The MOD dominated every Hmong New Year and National Event Celebrations from Chico to Merced except for those in Fresno until 1997 when the unity between the ORB, AC, MBC, True Blue, OBS, OL, and USC broke off. With the fall of the unity, MOD smashed through every national event in the Fresno Hmong community until thr early 2000s when most got arrested. Today, to ensure they dominate events in major cities without losing members to criminal charges, they leave Chico, Oroville, and Marysville new year events to MBC and HNS to fend since these are small towns and their celebrations come first. ORB, one of the very first Hmong gangs became defunct after AC turned against them in early 2000s. MBS defuncted in the mid 90s after alot of them were charged and convicted of "doing the ninja," (rape). Just Google MBS rape and you can read all about it. But it resurfaced agaib a few years ago. But... with no luck, they made it on national news for killing 4 innocent people in retaliation of a member's brother who was killed on that day by AC and that pretty much silenced them.
    MOD is the only Hmong gang recognized by the Feds, and Hmong gangs to attempt or murder cops.
    Today, there is no linkage between California MOD and out of state MOD. This meant, people from out of state just created and bang it.
    Today, MOD, although it is still the largest Hmong gang, just like every gang out there it is dying out due to the prosperity in the Hmong community. Like it or not, I rather keep it that way. Just don't be a puss when the Asian Hate flies by.
    The sad truth about the stories I told ya above especially those that died were all in their teenage years.
    Unlike the 80s, 90s and early 2000s, if you bang today, I got only one question for you, for what?

    • @yungzbuck3015
      @yungzbuck3015 2 года назад +3

      Damm little girl why you be on the net 24/7. You must be a low life with no job, still living with mommy and daddy

    • @LG-nh4bs
      @LG-nh4bs 2 года назад +16

      @@yungzbuck3015 lol, this guy. The fake account who stole Stomper Lee's FB picture. Lol dude go back and change your name to Rooster Vang and fight Ray Vang. One day he claims to be HNS, the next day he claims to be MOD. 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆

    • @SergioKwon
      @SergioKwon  2 года назад +20

      these are the type of comments I can really appreciate. Thank you so much for taking the time out to write this one up for us!

    • @yungzbuck3015
      @yungzbuck3015 2 года назад

      @@LG-nh4bs you must be dumb if you think i was rooster OMB. I ain't no HNS grass eater. Ray crackhead just think i was omb rooster but im a straight up MOD. Get ur information right you little girl LG lol

    • @LG-nh4bs
      @LG-nh4bs 2 года назад +7

      @@yungzbuck3015 my guy, stop. 😆 you're not a 301. I live it. You're just a wannabe who stole Stomper Lee's Facebook picture and rename yourself from Rooster Vang to Turbo Vang. You claim to be 301 one day, then diss 301 the next day. 😆 Your story about 301 members in some other comment sections are all wrong. Just stop 😆. You're just a wannabe who sit around the fire pit whiel listening to your OG tell stories. 😆 I live through it. You just listened through it. 😆 No MOD will give enemy props.

  • @derekconway6218
    @derekconway6218 2 года назад

    Love all your videos ausome

  • @GotchaSauce
    @GotchaSauce 2 года назад +4

    I'm from prison and true. We all have to stick together. Even your worse enemy can end up being ur best friend when you end up in prison. There's not much of in there. Heck, there's not much of us in the whole US period. No point in hating each other without even knowing each other. Lots of Asian hate going around and true. we need to quit all this violence against each other. most of these youngsters don't even know why we beef against each other but, just want to earn stripes. I still have lots of love for the MOD when we were one big click back in the days. We broke up all-cause of one bad apple in the hood. Raskal Love. Peace!!

    • @level__level
      @level__level Год назад

      Either you a TRG or TLR if you claiming raskal. Cuz TRG barely was koo with MOD in Fresno back then. Only TLR cliqued up with MOD in sac.

    • @GotchaSauce
      @GotchaSauce Год назад +1

      @@level__level you’re not going back in history far enough. I’m almost 50 and so is the MOD that I know of today can vouch for that. It was teamed up for weapons and numbers purposes.

    • @g19-wic61
      @g19-wic61 Год назад +1

      Mod and trg was kool because of russian and fuji.

    • @g19-wic61
      @g19-wic61 Год назад +2

      @@hmongzoo9275 Russian started claiming mod in prison because trg was green lighted.

    • @g19-wic61
      @g19-wic61 Год назад +2

      @@hmongzoo9275 trg stop rolling with mod because mod always left them catching the blues from mbs and ctb.

  • @KD-dx9hm
    @KD-dx9hm Год назад +5

    I've been and seen through these wars between HNS and MOD . Detriot in Sacramento was a war zone

  • @LilMalice
    @LilMalice 2 года назад +5

    Can you do a video on how these Hmong gangs started beefing with each other?

    • @chuggnorris559
      @chuggnorris559 2 года назад +3

      With power, came corruption. Some began to break the code and began to rob and steal from their own people. That created a rift and subsets developed. History and relations between individual fueled the rivalry

    • @user-ew6rs1tm7z
      @user-ew6rs1tm7z 2 года назад

      I would guess "girls"

    • @teamspirits732
      @teamspirits732 2 года назад

      It could involve fighting for a woman too. There are either two brothers or two best friends from different gang dating the same woman. To win her trust the two men were to challenge each other for her affection. In the beginning it's all about respect and the one who win her affection legally got her trust and love but then jealous, adultery, and affair happen and that's when the trust got broken and the rivalry started.

  • @ballistic350
    @ballistic350 2 года назад +4

    Nowadays its not about color its all about grinding and respect u did your time i did mines...these new kids Nowadays got it good back in the 90s you couldn't wear blue or red without being checked...

  • @daendiznigh
    @daendiznigh 10 месяцев назад

    If you was coming up in east side Fresno in the 90s , then ya know and congratulations on still being alive homie.

  • @VaajJosh
    @VaajJosh 2 года назад +7

    From what i heard there was a hmobg gang that came first before mod, orb , etc... forgot whats the name of them but damn im just lucky we moved out of fresno when i was a baby, would have end up in a ditch and 6ft under by now. Good shit brotha keep it up

    • @mabv688
      @mabv688 2 года назад +1

      BlackTigers

    • @mrvaj2021
      @mrvaj2021 Год назад +2

      Cool lover boys

    • @VaajJosh
      @VaajJosh Год назад

      @@mrvaj2021 ???

    • @mrvaj2021
      @mrvaj2021 Год назад +3

      @@VaajJosh clb started in long Beach and some og have said it started around 82-83 but didn't really get established till 85-86 aka Chinese lover boys cuz people didn't know who the hmongs were

    • @moonshine3706
      @moonshine3706 Год назад +1

      @@mrvaj2021
      In 1985, the first established Hmong Gang in Fresno went by Cool Lover Boys (CLB). They were active from 1985 to 1987. Than 2nd Generation Fresno CLB was active from 1987 to 1988 and went defunct. Would you happen to know if there were any connections with CLB Long Beach and CLB Fresno?

  • @onyitsme4740
    @onyitsme4740 2 года назад +7

    Sad how they started up in order to protect each other just to end up fighting and killing there own people...

    • @welcome2stp
      @welcome2stp 2 года назад +3

      Almost every gang started out like that and then changed.

    • @chuggnorris559
      @chuggnorris559 2 года назад

      C.r.i.p. = community revolution in progress

    • @teamspirits732
      @teamspirits732 2 года назад

      It's cause of trust, they begin with that and then it got shatter. Things like money, woman, trust, protection, family, all play a part in the deception.

  • @sugahbabydoll1
    @sugahbabydoll1 2 года назад +3

    Well I saw this around me all my youth.
    It's a sad thing that haunts the Hmong community. So much talent and youth lost to gang life.

  • @digimon916
    @digimon916 2 года назад +2

    Yes MOD is most prevalent still. Just 3 years ago i saw a squad with an OG ass MTT (FOB basically but a hmong term) dude in flip flops at a bday party like "wtf is this a time machine!?"

  • @SongHawj53
    @SongHawj53 21 день назад

    Good shit…I grew up in the thick of things…late 80’s and early 90’s ain’t nut’n but a G thang baby! Thats when all hell broke loose…when homies picked sides and childhood friends became enemies..,sad that we lost a great generation to the violence…peace my brothers…

  • @spectrespartan8140
    @spectrespartan8140 Год назад +1

    My roomate n homie was Hmong Tab,loved the pho n his fam.......Miss ya Hung....

  • @frankgraziano9759
    @frankgraziano9759 2 года назад +8

    I'll give it to The Hmong people they got heart for sure. In highschool my folks and I got into a pretty big brawl with some Hmongs. I was bouncing them cats off the pavement left and right but them cats wouldn't stop. If it wasn't for the cops and Cooler heads. Shit was gonna get real ugly but I had a respect for those dudes after. But bruh those dudes was coming from everywhere they can take some shots to. I thought I legit killed one dude hopped up I was like GOD DAMN ZOMBIE!!! LMFAO Smacked his ass again popped back up then sideswiped by 2 of em. One of the biggest fights I've ever been in.

    • @kamikazikaizer
      @kamikazikaizer 2 года назад +4

      Lol. All good bro! Guess what I have 3 Hispanic brother inlaw and I love them. We are all brother

    • @user-tm5em4vu7u
      @user-tm5em4vu7u 5 месяцев назад +1

      You’re Mexican/Hispanic bro? I’m Hispanic and my friends got into a brawl with Hmong during a soccer game. 😂 one of the guys I know got jumped by 4 Hmong. Lol. Even the Hmong family and friends that weren’t even playing got into it. This was back like 10 years ago. Lol

    • @user-7I9gdym4j
      @user-7I9gdym4j Месяц назад

      We use to fight Mexicans all the time in high school, especially surenos 13. They tuff, but there were too many of us Hmong ppl. surenos 13 would always get outnumbered. this in Minnesota though, not a lot of Mexicans here. Its like all hmong. Im talking bout we were 30 deep swarming them.

  • @yerxiong123
    @yerxiong123 2 года назад +2

    Me and my buddies were introduced to some gangs but then my mom introduced me to the flip-flop .

  • @nolove4442
    @nolove4442 2 года назад +4

    Respect ✊

  • @Lostloneysouls
    @Lostloneysouls 2 года назад +21

    Backstory: HNS went to the New Years wearing all black and started fights with MOD. The cops couldn’t identify most HNS members due to wearing the same black on black clothes. The next year MOD just came to every new year and beat up HNS or their family members who were totally innocent. What a year.

    • @livejusttorave9152
      @livejusttorave9152 2 года назад

      @Kjthao kjthao lol

    • @xiongnu6373
      @xiongnu6373 2 года назад

      Gangster cant even go out to shop. Thats life is not good.

    • @ThatGuy-xq9eu
      @ThatGuy-xq9eu 2 года назад +5

      I think you mean jumped random innocent people who might or might not have been related. Acting like ya know who’s who. Smh

  • @Romeokonggo
    @Romeokonggo 2 года назад +8

    I just recently start watching your videos and I can't believe you even covered MOD! I remember 2 brothers killing each other because one was MOD and one was ORB. I Remember getting pick up from school by my uncle in a red honda civic. We were driving very slow and my uncle was sitting in the back with me behind the passenger. He took off his white shirt and told me to cover my face. the moment I covered my face all I herd was ba ba ba ba ba ba like 30 times. When I removed the shirt off my face I saw ORB on his right hand and now that I think about it. It was an UZI he was using for a drive by. A few weeks later... My Mexican friend was talking to some other Mexican and I herd one of them said, my uncle got shoot in a drive by but he lived. his 3 friends die.

    • @bottom_lizard192
      @bottom_lizard192 2 года назад +3

      Nice . Now all we need is to report this to the police . Don't worry I got screen shots already Kong her. We will be in touch with you and your family members. Thank you .

    • @bottom_lizard192
      @bottom_lizard192 2 года назад +1

      If you have anymore information right now would be a good time.

    • @im1carbine358
      @im1carbine358 2 года назад +1

      Such a fake ass story.

  • @jmjosemora16
    @jmjosemora16 2 года назад +13

    I stand with my Asian Raza ✊🇲🇽🇰🇭🇱🇦🇻🇳🇵🇭

    • @jamarvega8984
      @jamarvega8984 Год назад

      I stand with my Negro family 🇵🇷🇯🇲🇺🇲

  • @GhostRider03
    @GhostRider03 2 года назад +4

    Anyone else notice he said “SJU” instead of “SGU”

  • @bonamy25
    @bonamy25 2 года назад

    MN here. Good vid! All true.. All true!

  • @yapaul6226
    @yapaul6226 2 года назад +6

    Look into Lao gangs like LB and 209 LC. Every gang feared them in Fresno. TRG,LC,OBS, Had to click up to shut them down. But I dont think Laos Boys is as active like mid 90s. LB was a gang that folks feared the most back then in Fresno. It originates from here an theres still ex members all over the state.

    • @g19-wic61
      @g19-wic61 2 года назад +4

      Quit lying, lb couldn't hang with 209lc. 209 was rivals with trg, obs, and abz.

    • @jayofinest
      @jayofinest 2 года назад +4

      Laotians and Cambodians followed Hmongs, they were all one when Peace Mod was alive and well. Once Peace Mod disbanded, Laos became LC and Cambodians became TRG, the rest were in mixed race gangs, SKB or KCB.
      In Fresno, from the early mid 90's to the early 2000's, Hmongs had no one to fear but themselves.

    • @g19-wic61
      @g19-wic61 2 года назад +7

      @@jayofinest lil homie, laos n Cambodian gangs started before hmong gang.

    • @laostyle7844
      @laostyle7844 2 года назад

      Fr Laotian n Cambodian gang started way before hmong get ya face straight

    • @yapaul6226
      @yapaul6226 2 года назад

      @@jayofinest followed Hmongs? This is gangs we are talking about, not the Hmong Clans you’re confused for.

  • @brucechao3178
    @brucechao3178 2 года назад +3

    Keeping it reals! Serg you ever heard of the mien in the bay area? The SOD, OTC, ?

    • @pvaj79
      @pvaj79 2 года назад +2

      Oh man, haven’t seen or heard of Sons of Death for the longest time bro

    • @visaliabsaeteurn559
      @visaliabsaeteurn559 2 года назад

      SOD is still active?

    • @pvaj79
      @pvaj79 2 года назад +1

      Visalia B Saeteurn probably defunct by now, I met one back in 1998 when I was hanging out in Fairfield ca. He was from Richmond tho, he thought I was COB (codes of bloods)

    • @visaliabsaeteurn559
      @visaliabsaeteurn559 2 года назад

      @@pvaj79 ooh, I think cob is still around.

    • @pvaj79
      @pvaj79 2 года назад +1

      Visalia B Saeteurn I only knew what cob was , didn’t know who they are or where they from, that SOD dude was one of cousin homie, it’s back during those days where they play soccer at the park, I went to the park and met that SOD homie, he thought I was a Cob cuz he said I looked like one of them cob boyz in Bay Area somewhere, he sweat me on the spot even with my cousin right there, but I said no I wasn’t COB so we became good friends after that, funny story I think 🤔

  • @leesways3100
    @leesways3100 2 года назад +1

    Fix California in your thumbnail. I respect the content. Very informative.

  • @buttonpetrelli
    @buttonpetrelli 2 года назад +3

    why was the 1st video taken down? what kinda altercations was u talkin bout?

    • @SergioKwon
      @SergioKwon  2 года назад +2

      Nothing I said in the 1st video was a issue it was the music video clips I used

    • @buttonpetrelli
      @buttonpetrelli 2 года назад +1

      @@SergioKwon ah ok gotcha. thanks man! dope videos

  • @chakatalee
    @chakatalee 2 года назад +1

    Well made...

  • @yang2152
    @yang2152 Год назад +3

    Do one on the Hmong in Minnesota

  • @OkinPayaso
    @OkinPayaso 4 месяца назад +1

    At the end of the day.... Peace that matters✌🏼

  • @leggo8838
    @leggo8838 2 месяца назад

    You what's this beat here... thus shit hits!!! Hook it up brother Sergio..

  • @jeanfrancoisgunville6056
    @jeanfrancoisgunville6056 2 года назад

    Ur channel will be big

  • @pgdog888
    @pgdog888 2 года назад +2

    Hmong gang was in Richmond and Vallejo in the late 80s and 90s before they move to Minnesota.

  • @jett2jz
    @jett2jz 2 года назад +5

    You should cover some Laos gangs, like OKB or Lao Boyz !!