Frankie Pasqua Explains Why It's Impossible to Have the Mafia Today (Part 15)
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
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In this clip, Frankie Pasqua detailed why it's impossible for the Mob to thrive in today's technological and legal climate. He described how many of the fictionalized gangster stories in film and television today are based on street activity from the 1950s and 1960s. Frankie urged kids to invest their time in school and securing legal sources of income to avoid things he and others of his ilk have experienced.
Hey, Vlad this guy is interesting......don’t interrupt.....
He is just telling big lies its better not to hear it
It is funny though that he thinks he is doing a good job with these interviews
Why do you guys watch bad interviews?
I hate when Vlad tries to talk over the people he interviews, especially people who lived a life Vlad never lived. Vlad, we know you wouldn't do what they did, you're not in that life or never was. Please, let them talk.
He's not though, he's a known liar and loser
"I was the one who actually told the Mafia, it's time pack up"
TK Kirkland.
Give it up bruh the joke is old
@@ogsneakerhead4196 that is why my comment out ratios your comment like nothing.
@@ogsneakerhead4196 it’s been like 3 years bro it’s not dying
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🤣🤣🤣
This was one of the best Vlad interviews. He was very candid and accountable.
I hope this guy finds peace, my dad took a 16 year bid to the chin for trafficking and refused to cooperate when his best friend flipped. he said give me my time I’m not a rat. he helped all of his family get rich while he rotted in prison, they would break into our home stealing from us and once my pops got out NO ONE HELPED HIM GET BACK ON HIS FEET NO ONE so the streets is a myth fuck that street shit
Streets is real the story you told just proved it. The streets don’t love NOBODY. It’s slimy out there.
@@riccodacci it’s real but the whole retiring and riding out in the sunset is a myth no more honor no more loyalty like Sonny from the Bronx tale said “NOBODY CARES” no one cares when you go to jail and sends you money ppl forget about you it’s the saddest thing that ever happened to us
Your dad was a man and a half!
@@BobbyGeneric145 hes a MANS MAN don’t make em like him no more and till this day he will not reveal to me what cartel he worked for or who he knew out of respect for them I am trying to write a book about his life and he refuses to give details the man built an empire and fed his family and ppl around him he would give homeless ppl 100$ for no reason he is still a wonderful man loving father just got in the wrong business he could’ve been a ceo of a business if he would’ve just not got greedy and quit while he was ahead
Tells me to wait in the alley don't let no one through, and Ricky to leave the engine running.
10 min goes by. I said I'm gonna roll real soon. Rick was scared. He said Johnny said he'll break his thumbs if he left. Now it's 18 min in, the 2nd floor alarm is going off. I jet. I come back and Johnny's cuffed in a squad car and Rick is cuffed against the wall.
I saw him years later in 2017. He said Johnny went up and from the middle up was like 100 boxes all empty. He found a slot in the wall and sees the box in the room. Dickhead dropped his phone in the room. He had to break the door down and trip the alarm.
The mafia still exists it’s called the US government 😂😂😂
And those that don’t work for the govt work from the Trump Organization lol
@@slothenberry9691 Most likely the Biden Crime Family.
Literally dude
Exactly! Dem facts.
@@RFJersey don’t forget the biggest crime family of all, the clintons
This is what you call being straight up and real , i have straight respect for him .
He wasted his life for thieves and crooks. That's the real tragedy, it's just a sad waste.
I’ve yet to see a Vlad interview where he doesn’t involve himself or name drop others he know. Vlad level of narcissism is unreal.
Vlad is y’all’s problem now, my people don’t know what to do with this guy anymore! Show this mayonnaise sandwich the light please
He might be more on the lines of egotistical but I understand what you mean
Vlad police
@@laboy8639 police? Vlad is sellout
@@squirrelmane9377 dat too now
“The Wire” is easily one of the best shows ever. These new shows ain’t shit. Predictable melodramas…
RIP Michael k Williams
They make shows for women and gay ppl. Both groups are big consumers and they love drama.
Try "the night of" by hbo. Michael k Williams was in it as an inmate great show
@@itman190 This also will end and will be replaced by the next trend.
@@NineTr3Y Aint ironic that he played on the drugs related show and he just died from the same epidemic?
Mafia changed their ways and went legit. The NBA, UPS, Vegas, Atlantic City etc.
Yep they places like Google now and Amazon.. Or other big Corps.
Ups?
Watch the movie The Commuter.
@@LucianPrimeOneMillion the mafia owns amazon?
Shout out to Tilman Fertita from Galveston, Texas. Owner of the Houston Rockets. 🤘
Remember Vlad, we are here to listen to "Them" talk. Peace
“They” did talk. What are u saying
This is the realest quotes I have heard all day today 100%
Loyalty is a rare currency
It is, between Rico act and gang enchantments. There's literally a million unfair ways to put an "L" next to an arbitrary number
@@calapsesathir4408 I'm from Birmingham UK conspiracy laws are kinda similar..but dey Rico give you natural life I fink??or sum crazy numbers
@@plutojam4607 depends on a case by case basis. But yeah you can kinda guarantee you gon do a long time in prison if you’re convicted of it
You know I thought this guy was full of it at the beginning of the interview but by the end he’s actually likable and believable.
Haha. Who knows but yea he's got a vibe. He should get into a podcast.
A lot of things he said were verified by court documents if you Google him.
Damn, I thought the same thing. I like this guy. At the end he really illustrated why the whole premise of the mob will never work. People are rotten and only care about themselves and what you can do for THEM. Hard not to take a deal when you realize that.
The other dude with the cigar is the Fugazi
@@tomatos9445 69 cousin. Hahah if 69 did them years we’d think he be talkin bout him sayin my cousin Danny did 33 years😂😂😂😂
I love how as soon as this man tries telling people to do something positive like get a job vlad wants to start talking more
Vlad can't make clickbait about dudes getting their Master's Degree in Oceanography.
Man he kept it a buck!!!!
Imagine his people that haven’t seen him in years all of sudden see him on VladTv..Crazy
Does 33 years for somebody and that somebody can’t even speak to him for 30 minutes. That’s saddd
Messed up
RICO destroyed the mafia. The philly mob now does LEGIT real estate 🏡 😂
If it’s legit then it’s not really the “mafia” anymore is it?
it’s just a regular business like anything else. Which is a good thing btw.
@@roncur they are literally made men and capos dealing in legit real estate 🏡 and construction companies 🦺 🚧 RICO destroyed the mob because everyone snitches now! Nobody wants to do 25 years over something another guy in the same family is charged for, you are guilty by association through RICO. The mere fact that you know about something someone else in the family gets busted for, will guarantee you the same amount of time behind bars 🤦♂️
Y’all do realize the 5 families still exist and still run their operations.
@@riverdaletales8457 they also run their mouths on the stand….it ain’t what it used to be thanks to RICO…. Watch fear city on Netflix
@@roncur no matter legal or illegal, theyre still the same group so technically they still are the mafia no matter what they participate in
This guy needs more interviews Vlad!!! Seems very down to earth and very truthful
"33 years.... 33 minutes" Ruh-Roh.
😂😂😂
😭😭
That's just about how it happens.
Lmdaooooo
Had to do the Scooby-Doo impersonation
Mafia was always a underground society , there’s still Wise guys out there💯
They will never leave NYC
Yea.. they're just moving different, more legal shit..
@@sonnyvictor3584 gambling
@@brandonhopkins1106 still alive and going well
Bullshit. It's dead. Weak. There's nothing left but wannabe, Desperate fools who nobody fears anymore
He forgot to mention no one is afraid of supposed to be tough guys anymore. Especially these young Thundercats. They are completely insane. Times have changed and people ain't having it.
It’s only because the mafia lost its strong hold. They were the most violent and powerful murder syndicate in the country. Even the gangs were afraid and knew their lines. Imagine how that fear would translate to the random gangs and petty thieves if the penalty for fucking up in Italian controlled business and areas and neighborhoods (virtually everywhere) was death? At this time we are talking about, you couldn’t put muscle them. They had families in every region of the country. The FBI was enlisting their help to track down KKK members suspected in the deaths of civil rights workers. They were a force to be feared.
@@CallDuhPopo Even if they still existed as they did then it wouldn't matter. People today simply don't care about connections. Criminals have decided it's a free for all. They don't respect boundaries or anything else. Even if you're stronger they have the ability to simply bleed you out over time. You can't conduct business if you are constantly under pressure from every direction having every facet disrupted by hit and runs. It's just no longer a situation where anyone would tolerate that kind of exclusive racket. Put simply every low life wants their piece of the pie and if someone else happens to be holding it well guess who won't be holding on to that delicious 😋 🥧. Times have and always will change.
@@CallDuhPopoToday is nothing like the 1920’s. Around Chicago, L.A. ect. NONE of those dudes selling crack are paying anyone no extortion money. Inner city dudes aren’t worried about ANYONE coming to threaten to shut em down. The mob would get ran completely outta the projects by those dudes with those AK47s Uzis and everything else.
This is the most honest interview I ever seen. Most Italians are flippin real estate or buying franchises. No one will take the risk no more. Jail is a waste of time.
You're the man Frank!
You just put it how it is!
Man kept it too real!!!!
@@stacknnstarvinn9383 what do you think? Cap or nah??
Seems like his stories flow ...
I was locked up with big Frankie this is one of the last of a dying breed
Good interview. Dude is straight outta fucks left to give. He knows they hate him for what he did, and the feeling is mutual.
"Difficult...but not impossible." -Michael Corleone
hes talking shit tbh there are many mafias nowadays the Italian mafia in Italy is stronger than ever its just the traditional american mafia that is dying out
- A fictional character*
@@morpheius521 heavy facts what sad is they can,t see that cause they still think they are the only game in town things have changed and time has passed them by sad but true
@@ThePlaya662 true
Michael didn't say that. Rocco did
The wire is still pretty accurate as to what's going on in Baltimore right now.
Brooo stg that's shit looked fucked up in 2000 jesus
@@htownq3300 no bs. Literally something out a straight horror movie
Its way worse then the wire tbh im out here right now im from rva its destroyed alot of new bloods and crip blocks here and stuff
Its turning more like into a new york where its its own world
@@4sup47 I'm actually from Richmond myself and lived between there and east Baltimore until eventually moving to Florida.
And Chicago this guy doesn't know what the fuck.
This man is real. And keeps it 100. You young guys. Better listen up.
There's no honor among thieves anyone who thinks otherwise is a damn fool.
I wonder why this false narrative gets pushed
@@coolbuddydude1 so the dummies who fall for it get fooled. I feel like the quotes we know like “honor before anything” and “no snitching” were made so the top dogs dont get punished while the smaller ones do. It’s all a con game and the ones really living by those rules get the short end of the stick everytime
He's very well spoken
Armand how's your vocabulary
@@PhillyDomSideDude HAHAH relax you punk. wannabe mobster hahah. You are a punk nobody from philly. You are a snitch at best
He’s from NY. Education system out that way is pretty solid compared to some other parts of the country. Therefore he can articulate well and also doesn’t seem to be trying to dumb himself down. Had this guy been from way down south this chat may sound a lot different, not just due to the accent but also the education system down south is horrible compared to NY so he’d sound more like a moron speaking to other morons instead of his presentation here.
Vlad in my opinion has always been very difficult to listen to however my hat is off to his guest. This man knows what he is talking about, makes great points and very intelligent. Nice to hear you !! 👌👍💪
"The greatest trick the mafia ever pulled was to convince the world it didn't exist"
- Sun "Rising Glock" Tzu
Man shut up!
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(mans said rising glock)
LOL cappin 🧢
You know what scares me about this; if the mafia truly doesn't exist anymore than those geeks in the gov who did away w/them will now fill that criminal power vacuum.
No....they just did away with the competition.
FACTS
This guy was a great interview
Agreed . This the first rat I ever actually found a reason to hear out and his story is interesting and understandable
He was honest, sincere and not glorifying the life at all.
I always knew Big Pun was about that life
Thought the same thing
😂🤣🤣
This dude is right you can easily trick these young cats to kill shoot or do anything else you want them to do…
But you can't teach them to keep their mouth shut for a 20-year bit
@@nickkozanas1147 sad truth.
@@nickkozanas1147 mf's have been snitching since the beginning of time only difference is social media now
Always been like this.
Man I didn't say I would but if you are in the mob then that's your job it comes with the territory some people understand if you commit the crime you gotta do the time.
Some of you seem to be annoyed about him talking about the reality of criminal life.....that kinda worries me 😧.
It’s like they want it to exist when the man is saying that it doesn’t.
@@darienwashington482 exactly...
They don't want to believe what he's saying because they're in love with a life they'll never live
The Wire took place in the early 2000s, but the story was more about the late 70s early 80s. All that structure and organization is completely gone. The drugs and violence are still rampant, but the storyline was definitely about an earlier era.
Pretty sure the wire was based on 90s early 00s . Just based on music hip hop era, cell phones, etc
@@warsameabdinur314 i think you misunderstand. The setting was in the late 90's early 2000's, but the structure of how the gangs were organized and everything else was before that time. It's a false representation of how the gang culture actually worked at the time.
@@VisionoftheChief nigga they didnt have cell phones before the 90's so you still wrong stfu
@@memeingmywaythrulife you actually wrong dipshit on both ends first he’s basically talking about how in the Wire the drug organization that Avon ran was built off of Respect/ Principles/ and Honor only because that was time Avon grew up in and the early 2000s generation took all that and threw it away and played the game wayyy differently, no code/no honor/no respect nothing like the 70s/80s/ and some of the 90s……and 2nd mobile cellphones were invented in 1973 idiot they were just expensive asf learn some shii before you talk some shii my son💯💯😭😭🤦🏾♂️👎🏾🤡
@@memeingmywaythrulife you ain't gunna say nothing back to that nigga? Lol just got yo ass son'd boa 🤣
Vlad might as well interview himself because dayummm he doesn't let him finish
It’s still here they just don’t move like the 80’s anymore times changed.
He's great.. I know his whole story u left so much on the table vlad
The Mafia is still active they just smart on how they move and are in the shadows
They move different. More legitimate and less killings
Layer Cake was a good movie.
More legitimate or in prostitution or gambling. Most are barely making it, where they could have a job and make more or learn a trade.
Yeah the technology is just to crazy
This is one of the reasons.. discussing the ins and outs of serious criminal activity gives up a lot of information about it and makes the cops jobs easier. The reason there isn’t a mafia still is because there’s too much known about it now to succeed simple.
True. When you have literally former underbosses and hit men writing books and giving public interviews about its inner workings, it is no longer anything close to a secret society.
Frankie is the best you have had
I love when people say there aren’t any older homies to talk to the lil homies and straighten em out but the police arrested all the big homies and gave them life sentences so the structure would break down 😂
Facts
So what u want the police to do??Not arrest them 🤦🏽♂️😂
@@f1ah You don’t get it. Just stay in the suburbs honey
@@manh2704 people go to the suburbs to get away from people like you. That’s why they were built. Poor and dumb go together. You guys keep the city
@@32gigs96 You’re ignorant. I wish you could see my house, beautiful neighborhood, I’m proud, blessed, happy! You kinda missed the point but says a lot about you. It’s okay tho don’t worry about it lil bro. I’m just saying, stay where you belong, don’t get out your environment
Not only movies mainly music smh but this og is on point
I wish more kids would hear guys like this
These are the main ones kids hear lol and have been hearing. The rats that made it out. It does more damage.
yeah the money era is over... look at Chicago or NYC. When I was a kid the dealers in the early 2000s had so much money in Harlem it was insane. New car every month and like 2 or 3 apts and a small house just being a dealer not even a boss. Now even the OG be living with the BMs on foodstamps. Kids stay in school ...its over, only the Cartels are making money now and even they make less then they use to. Chicago when you look at all the Drill videos with the new artist they all be looking hella bummy. Same here in NYC ...i be like they talking about Bricks this and that like its the 90s ..yall aint making no money foh the dealers when i was a kid would never even wear the same sneaker twice
@@tuelzalt bro I’m in ny too and the money is so much different now, it seems like all these niggas hustle for sneakers and bottles to pop on the weekends lol
And that story about his cousin is how real life goes in the street, nobody cares about you and nothing you did in the past means anything. I have a family member who did almost 30 years, he didn't say a word on anyone but everyone under him except 1 guy informed. Live a straight life and enjoy it, crime never paid but it really doesn't today!
I like Frankie!,he seems more real than what’s his name,”my uncle was lucky Luciano lol
This guy is a deadbeat
Don’t forget his uncle Meyer Lansky & his cousin Carmine Gallante, and last but not least his brother Anielleo Dellacroce😭😭😭
Yeah I'm sure you a have a very instering story ..smh,
Gianni russo?
When it ain’t a musician or known celebrity, Vlad just manages to stay “Vlad”
Every interview, Vlad just keeps regurgitating the same shit “there were no cellphones or social media” thanks for pointing out the obvious every time you interview someone about criminal activity/history.
The Italians just didn’t adapt fast enough. The Russians, the Mexicans, and a few others are still managing to make some illegal gains.
You’d be surprised the mafia is still around today we just don’t know
No man, not in the US there ain't
@@butterfinger4393 don't be naiive. Mafia always had ties to the government. Don't think all of those ties are severed. Politics are still corrupt
@@butterfinger4393 Las Vegas casinos . Other places I know for a fact the families still exist there just very low activity
I live in Vegas
Trust me
What this guy is saying is what and always will be what the mafia wants you to believe… their is no mafia
Underground shit can't trust nobody
Actually the wire is from like 2000 greeseball😂💯 I’m from and in Baltimore btw
Back in the 'hay day' of the mafia, there wasn't security camera's on every street corner. No DNA technology, no cell phones and as Frankie said now the RICO, lengthy prison terms using the 3 strike rule just to name a few. Oh yea, don't forget, big brother watches all of us (NSA).
Came for the drug dealing stayed for the buffet
He has that mafia boss voice that took my attention 😂
Well explained with some detail I couldn't put together till explained.
It depends, in Italy like in Mexico “mafia” has territorial and political power and runs the provinces especially little cities, they end up being like Mafia Feuds where the police has no power, plus if you get a sentence in Italy, the Organization will pay you monthly to help with your kids and parents, so you don’t have to snitch
In Mexico Cartel has way more power than the mafia
@@squirrelmane9377 and so what? Are you proud of it?
@@contrariobastian4046 where are your people from?
Yeah and Italy dosnt have the same extreme prison sentences in existence. In usa just being a gang member is now considered a crime no matter what organization you come from.
@@jacobjones4766 it’s not about jail sentences, ours get life sentences if they have prove to be in a Family, after the war on mafia in 90’, being a mafioso is considered Terrorism and we have a special Jail just for them, besides that, Mafia in Italy is culturally different, the Family Bosses right now are living in underground Bunkers, they’ve been there for 15-20 years even more, from what I understood Italian American mafioso got corrupted by money and luxury
italy, the mafia will never die
Well the show "The Wire" isn't written about the 50s/60s. That was some real modern day Bmore shit. I've seen it there!!!!
Yes it is. But the streets have changed.
@@edwardglass1173 Most definitely the streets have changed but when the Wire came out that was what was happening during that time....
@@Mochic45 the wire was not written about anyone still in the streets at the time. It's not dated in the 60s but it was definitely an early 90s late 80s script, but placed in our timeline
@@PancakeDiaries I'm just saying The Wire was out early 00's. The same stuff that was happening in The Wire was happening real life in Bmore in the 00's. Wasn't anything 50's-60's about it....
It’s based in the 80’s. That’s where most of the real people characters were based on were active.
Maybe the best 5 minutes on RUclips.
Mafia is definitely still around
"Stupid children can be tricked into doing dirt for Old Men behind curtains"
Some mafia bosses just went to jail a few weeks ago he dropped the ball on that quote
The Matt Story made me kinda sad. That's why I always look out for myself first and never put my trust in anyone.
Mafia is still running the show. These men that do interviews saying its no longer active are smart and know what they’re doing. 🤐
They do but it's not in the old school way they show on tv like the sopranos. It's more high level white collard corporations behind organized crime or the government.
I see them in a Long Island and in New Jersey there all old and be wearing a small goldchains that generation going to die out soon 🤦♂️🤦♂️
The mafia is over in the US but in Italy will never end technology or not !!!
The one thing about alot of these dudes is that most of them only saw the luxury that this type of lifestyle provides and that was enough for them to put a suit on and act a certain way. Coming from chicago Illinois, that would have been the biggest red flag for me.
Tell us what you mean
Great interview gotta bring him back
Damn, imagine being from New York, going to jail for 30+ years, and never being able to see the World Trade Center towers in person… that’s wild
The man is right. I live in Florida...and I have no criminal background. It's an extensive background check to fill out your unemployment checks out here.....So... imagine trying to do crimes???
His statement about the wire proves he hasn’t been to Baltimore 🤦🏾♂️
At fucking all I'm in Baltimore often. I feel like all Baltimore cops are dirty. I seen corners booming and you can look right across the street and a cop sitting in his patrol car.
Same shit I was thinking..it still goes down in bmore
I think he meant to say Sopranos which was on HBO at same time as The Wire. Just a guess tho
What about Kensington in philly
Y'all aint no mob lmao. Stay in school all of you in the comments. We all know its crime in Bmore but there ain't no mafia, y'all stayed in the Same hood with no money but with a gun haha y'all wasn't no mob
The homie broke it down simple asf . !!!
Frankie: "no it's over, there's no way."
Sinaloa cartel: "hold my beer"
Hold my corona cabron,
Its modelo time. 🤣
Lmao true but I think he means in America. The Mafia is still strong in Italy.
America back 90 years ago was pretty much a 3rd world country so it was easier for large criminal groups to fester, can't do it now. Mexico is close to that time period so their cartels can exist.
@@jmax850 it’s not 😂
One things for sure, we damn sure not about to see any real deal x cartel associates on Vlad TV. 😂⚰️
Great Content Vlad
Vlad - Yeah I know a few guys in the mafia
Frankie - oh yeah?
Vlad - Yeah, he’s feared and respected all over
Frankie - What’s his name?
Vlad - Gianni Russo
Brilliant videos
No no, the wire is about Baltimore in the 2000’s
The Sopranos had a really good take on what the 2000's meant to organized crime (1999, a circle of comrades talking shit on main street, to a grizzled old Paulie, sitting all alone),
and the Wire refrences aspects of on the evolution of the Corner from Traditional-Klans and committe's to Hyper-Corp and sudden buy-outs, terminations, and fall-boys
Wow…. If I could find the time that’s crazy
rest in power omar from the wire.......
True
Delete this comment
Fr. I fw this guy
Technically if you wanna dive into it, the wire was very accurate because as you seen through the years in series. They show you that with technology getting more advanced every investigation, how hard it made it for the other people to sell drugs and not get caught.
The wire was written by white writers lol stop.
@@freddycalipari4242 WTF does that have to do with anything? It was still an accurate portrayal of the drug game in a modern world. Shut up dummy.
it was accurate even though it's based on stuff that happened in the 80s.. It's basically based on the life of drug kingpin little Melvin(he actually had a small role in the series playing the Deacon) although it seems like a lot of that craziness was still going on in the late 90s 2000s.
I like this guy
This guy ate the whole wheel of cheese
Not the whole wheel 😂😂😂😂
Everyone else is debating the status of the mafia and the when the wire happened and this one here makes a fat joke. There’s always one idiot that’s the human equivalent of a square trying to fit into a circle.
Whole lotta facts in this video!!!
Lol Vlad was lowkey rushin dude at the end
What you mean
@@Thatguy55595
The chair that was holding up that fat tub of lard was starting to break under the pressure of his weight. Vlad was scared of getting sued because he didn’t take proper precautions of his chairs having the 1 ton weight limit.
@@muaddib989 😂😂😂
There’s an awesome scene in The Sopranos where Patsy and another dude attempt to shake down a corporate coffee chain and it goes horribly. Things change
U can't even sign in your own personal email account without a background check.
vlad interrupts with bragging about past interviews everyone knows he did; "oh, freeway rick, lil' d...."
☝🏿 Simply put..
This guy and Anthony seem to be the realist ex mobs vlads interviewed. Prolly the ones who put in most work too.
Anthony moved alotta drugs with the gambino family.
@@bigq2696 yall put here crazy both cappers
@@Chris_STR What?
Gotdam Anthony, how many accounts you GOT ??!!
it’s defo still about, mafias in my opinion is just a well organised gang (i mean with rules ect)
All the hate you give me I’ll give you back love it takes patience and strength to do that I respect him for that
Sound advice. I like him!
Why Vlad call 6ix9ine a rat but not these guys?
RICO was a game changer to his point.
Daniel Bryan joining AEW is keepin it fifty feeeeefth st!
On hood 😂
Yooo 🤣🤣
Yes Yes Yes!!
Straight Up!!
This dude is SPOT ON!!!
By Him Sayin It's Impossible Let's Me Know It's Very Possible & Still Goin On