For sure

Oh aight

For Real It's not a Badge of Honor it's Modern Day SLAVERY Plain and Simple

I agree with u 👽👽👽👽👽👽👽👽👽👽

“I’m Rick James bitch” 😂

Eh man! Never did a day locked down in my life 🤞, and ain’t tryin’ to! Salute you OG’s that put in work and paid your dues’n debt to society! Respect! ✊

Brotha your stories among others I've always heard are the reasons I tried my best to stay out them cages, stay positive ✊🏿

Thanks big cuz 👑

So proud of you my brotha ✊🏽

paid the debt ,continued with life as a MAN ,be well sir

100% agree!

I’m a square and proud of it. I never want this experience. No thank you I’m good.

I'm a man first but the streets anit for men its for uneducated boys

I don't know you from a can a paint , but dam you got my respect yo ! It's rare to see someone stand on what THEY believe in and not the world's imaginary expectations . Stay blessed always 🙏🏾

You didn’t miss out on shit. I recognized at an early age too that life was nonsense. Especially after all of the things black ppl have been through together collectively. It’s like we make each other lives harder by having a crab in a barrel mentality. Our music is TRASH and the way we live in our communities is retarded.

Get sent to jail for using drugs now your stuck inside a place with not only the same drugs that got you locked up but a buncha random men with they own issues I don't know why drugs are illegal for users

@@KingTay-xg4mi its illegal for users because if you do not use, nobody willbother selling

I got out in 2020, and fake weed is the number one drug, they be having medical everywhere

It was a slogan to lock up more african Americans to make more money in the prison system

Very few of the ppl in prison are non violent drug offenders

Rappers are actors who never leave character. Nothing more nothing less. Easy scapegoats for issues that are deeper than rap.

You really belive ice t was a real detective😂

Just taking advantage of others stupidity

That's the very basis of gangster rap. Weird to think I've done more time and gangster stuff than most all rappers and I'm white lol

But I don't like rap music and nobody I know and anyways likes it very much they hate it Bluegrass is really good you should listen to some bluegrass gospel Cajun music is really good stuff the old gunfighter country songs The Old Mountain Music it's old-time and wonderful music even some of the truckers songs get out a lot of the tractor-trailer music is just wonderful y'all need any good ideas you let me know I'll tell you who's the best I know a lot of music and that's some good stuff I don't really like the heavy metal or skinhead music or Grateful Dead Or Pink Floyd put it really heavy-duty Ozzy Osbourne Bluegrass mountain old-time Mountain Music Cajun music is wonderful people love Cajun music it is so good of you never heard of car shower but you want to hear trucker music listen to Red Sovine and Bluegrass to start with Ralph Stanley Grandpa Jones

I don't think prison in Ukraine is the same as America

@@AH-mj1rd what

Intelligence and charisma the man has.

Yeah, exactly! Conversational style, openended questions. That's what pro journalists do. Herc knows his stuff. Have the same experience as the interviewees is a must in this particular genre though, as they talking about some down-right horrible shut. I don't see these guys sharing stuff like this with Anderson Cooper ...

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@Lucas Lucas why a snitch?

@Lucas Lucas you the type of dude that likes to THINK he's gangster hahaha your a joke 🤣

@Lucas Lucas dam bro😂

@Lucas Lucas that’s my cuzn you speaking on you need to stfu cuz. That’s on me

Real shit.

Okkkk Lol

9 months in the hole, that small, he felt dudes pain instantly

Sure do, the youth of today needs to know these things. Not just by chance catching a video on KZfaq (although better hear the message than not), rather in the schools. Take away crap like HomeEq & useless shit & have classes about justice & real prison life, with reformed inmates as guest speakers. No need for the speakers to curse, talk loud & all that, just ask a question like "How would you like to suitcase a knife all day for protection?" There may be laughter or giggles at first, then be a bit more assertive & explain the question in greater detail. The giggles will stop fast. The system could care less about rehabilitation, return offenders are job security, the DOC doesn't want to see paroled inmates make it. Those most vulnerable are those who has served 10+ years, or 5+ if drug charges & participated in zero treatment. The only rehabilitation has to come from within the heart & soul of the inmate, otherwise it's a revolving door once in the system.

Ghost is really out here talking to kids. I think he as a few KZfaq videos of him talking to the kids…

Na they want crime up

"Classical (Pavlovian) conditioning can be done with earthworms, and operant (Skinnerian) conditioning can be conducted on rats and pigeons. But there is a third level of learning that pretty much only primates and humans are capable of, and that is what is called social learning. This third level of learning, in its most powerful form, revolves primarily around the observation and imitation of a role model. Unlike operant conditioning, in social learning it is not essential that the learner be directly reinforced in order for learning to take place. What is important in social learning is to understand the characteristics that can lead to the selection of a specific individual as a role model. The processes that make someone a desirable role model include: • Vicarious reinforcement. You see the role model being reinforced in a manner that you can experience vicariously. • Similarity to the learner. You perceive that the role model has a key trait that makes him/her similar to you. • Social power. The role model has the power to reward (but does not necessarily do so). • Status envy. You envy the role model's receipt of rewards from others." [On Killing, Lt. Col. Dave Grossman, 2009, Chapter 4]

That’s a sick ass idea. I definitely wouldn’t appreciate prison talk and real history can’t be discussed.

Crazy 😧

That's that West Coast they can be gangster as hell but can speak proper and Educated LA & DC are the only places I've been where they don't try to talk with a NY Accent they don't Copy they Originate

Sounds like he could produce a movie of his live. He articulates so well

4 real, he's got that ice t soav in his speech

He reminds me so much of dude from key and peele.

Enjoy every moment every day of your freedom ✨

Booty bandit episode brought back a lot of memories lol okie dokie

Booty bandit episode brought back a lot of memories lol okie dokie

You became a muslim in jail?

Enjoy your freedoms dude

I love you

The reason he keeps going back is because by now he's institutionalized he's just not scared of going back its actually easier in his mind. To have someone take care of him no responsibilities etc I have friends like that to I had to cut them off because I just couldn't be around that energy no telling what stupid shit they might do and your associated!!!

@@brando36922 💯💯💯💯

One of my good friends was like your brother. Getting out of prison was just a matter of for how long he'd be out before heading back in. He never did get right.

Screw it as long as your not getting in trouble is all that matters. He might like being next to men and not women. Who knows he might like eating Cinnabon’s way I see it cookies taste better in the free world then it does being locked up.

Hello my friend who goes to link to my audiobook seven hours of amazing story take care and let’s talk soon

Right

Then help fight against victimless non-violent crimes that put the poor there, like Possession of a Controlled Subtance Where is the violence or the victim if I get arrested with a baggy of coke? Me, I'm the victim. CDC says maybe like 18% of people who use drugs show problematic use, which mean others recreational use does not. we have to stop this draconian enforcement nonsense almost solely targeting poor communities If I commit property theft to feed my habit, those are their own offenses; drug possession in and of itself is neither a property nor bodily crime; you arrest people for behaviors that might MIGHT result from consuming the drug... there is no crime in possession, otherwise you might as scoup up all those people smoking weed in "legal" states where it's still federally illegal, rigth? it's a drug right, they're possessing it and therefore committing a crime, right?

@@egregiousqueef7781 drug dealers shoot people, stop giving them your money

@@Ricobaca the drug dealers in the street is no different from big pharma.

@@allashuwa_ correct: they BOTH evil and only care about profit not people.

@@egregiousqueef7781 if you get caught with a little baggy of coke ur not going to prison anyway....ive been to state prison 2 times for drugs I know how the system works bottom line regardless if I agree with the law its the law and I knew what i was doing was illegal so its nobodies fault but my own i went to prison....and no matter how u slice and dice it we have it good here in the United States if u think the laws suck here go to Dubai and try to smoke $5 worth of weed if u think the prisons here suck they're resorts compared to prisons in Brazil or Mexico or Russia...yes I believe drugs should all be legal it would actually save thousands and thousands of lives and boost our economy....the war on drugs is a failure they're here anyway people get high anyway so why not legalize them but that's not how it is and everyone knows they're illegal so for now if someone decides to use u know ur risking legal consequences if u get caught unfortunately so there's NO ONE else to blame if u get caught

You like him cause he’s gay huh

BEWARE OF THE BOOTY BANDITS, YOUNG ONE!

Hopefully he can become a shot caller

Who dat.

Make sure he knows to protect his cheeks. He needs to understand the immense value of his sweet, young cheeks in this cold, cruel world. Prayers.🙏

Were there booty bandits there? I’d arm myself with a shank first day in.

Tx?

That’s why I sag😏

It's the realist channel

Agreed.The stories were amazing.I'm no psychologist but when Herc talked about having nightmares and when Ghost spoke about things that he saw that can't be unseen,it sounded a lot like PTSD. to me(I'm not saying that they have it but I'm just saying that what they're describing sounds a lot like PTSD).It makes perfect sense the more I think about it that you could end up with PTSD from being in prison.

@@kingwarrior5028 King Booty Warrior, laying hard in the yard and greased down with lard. Getting them squat-thrusts in so you can be the #1 Power-Bottom on the compound.

What happened once he got out?

Hmm. He must've been through some thangs in there

Are you still w him

Did that happen in a prison?

They made dumb decisions

@@mrgeorgeleach7498 we know that but, its what they do after words that people admire not their initial decisions

Do the right people even watch these videos? They might. And they probably laugh. Why? They demons.

Exactly smh

Na it’s just who cares

they tried that in the 90s. reality is, at least for us, we didnt care. most of us, especially black kids, knew there are different rules to different areas. In the streets, sagging didnt come from prisons. It was a era changing thing that started from us kids wearing hand me downs. Always told we looked cute. baggy clothes slowly became a style. And just like white people had the "messy hair" or "loose clothing" styles,...black people had the same, but we were looked at negatively. So our messy hair was called nappy. Dreads etc. And our baggy was called thuggish etc...but it all evolved from one era to the next and the catalyst was having to wear so many baggy, loose clothing in low income areas. that's city or country. Rappers were just our older brothers and cousins who became rappers. It's not like Kool Moe Dee was doing it. It was the young rappers after them. the young rappers who went through the 80s crack era as a kid. Low income areas. ruined areas. Placs where america had beaten the people of that area...so money was hard to come by. So hand me downs was a normal thing more often than not. and everyone wasappreciative. even Easter Sunday pictures had us in baggy suits. Either hand me down suits or sizes bought a bit bigger so that we could wear them again. Getting money's worth. THAT is where sagging became a fad with younger kids. clothes naturally were loose. And young people think stupid things are funny. like letting the underwear show. Like not having a belt. Lazy days whatever. Now, within jail, it's obvious that some booty boy was showing ass for a whole other reason. just like you wear your favorite team hat for the actual team, but a gangsta wears it for insignia of the gang. Just like a hipster wears the flannel and Jeans meant for the laborious work of tree chopping lol. One group of people doing one thing for a specific reason, doesnt change why a thing is what it is. Personally I never sagged. But I lived that era of it becoming a thing. I'm sure if I went to prison I'd come out and see it thesame. Relating the saggers to prison stuff. I do that now as a marine vet. Relating civilian stuff to military stuff. But civilian stuff is just that, civilian stuff.

Yup! lookin too clap some cheeks👍

Now? These young ass rappers sag their pants down to the middle of they thighs.

Good morning my brother we should go on a ride real so I just got bought that ROADGLIDE for my 50th birthday

Prisons are meant to rehabilitate and prepare prisoners for the life outside. Sadly, most prisons don’t operate with that mindset. The people running these prisons treat it like some type of business instead, and I doubt this will change because not many people have sympathy for prisoners, so most turn a blind eye or don’t really care to look into it

Well you could also say that people do crimes expecting to not have their lives fucked up. I was one of those people. Everyone is doing something with false expectations and we can work to change all of it.

It is the responsibility of those who are incarcerated to rise up and succeed. The tools for success are provided with the available education and programming and ability to learn and teach and become a better person. Even in violent yards there are dudes that rise above the bs and do the freaking work and do.right. if that wasn't true dudes wouldn't get college degrees and go decades with no ir's. Cut the blaming bullshit. Establish accountability for your own actions.

Well he'll don't goto prison

The prisoners create this environment. They're no different on the streets

Much respect my brother also he goes a copy to my audiobook check it out have a blessed one salute back to you

Get off of the Fence! You already know what’s on the other side! Doing the same things expecting different results is called, Insanity! You are free, stay this way! Be Victorious. 🥰🙏🏾

U just gotta be smart or not do it all G

@@bigt100 it always comes back on ya though one way or another

😂

You better change your picture before you go to one of these places because who you know.🤓 Nerd up

Facts.

@@onealramar5652 😂

That's crazy to think about, ONE wrong decision...

At 17, I walked into a liquor store that burned the previous night, and I took a bottle of 7UP . Kids all over the place. There were at least 3 other boys 17 and over. Well, the police came and took us older boys to the police station. The owner of the store was about to let us go, until one boy mouthed off to him, and he said, "Lock 'em all up!" I didn't know the others at all, so there I was, in Cook County jail. Spent one day, and one night locked up. Eventually, I was freed in court (after a year of continuations), but I quickly realized jail was not for me.

America man it could be so much better

Thank you my friend I appreciate that comment I just sent you the link to my audiobook enjoy it I look forward to speaking with you

There are many similarities. Uniform clothing for all, tiers/pods etc named delta, charlie, bravo, alpha. Mess halls, commissary/canteen buildings, ptsd (just in a different way)

Lmao

It’s a Battle!

Lol

Yep,.

That’s prison for ya

Very barbaric indeed, you can tell how civilised a country is by looking at their prisons

It’s the only way. Unless you’re in a federal prison camp.

You ain't got to abandon your morals, you got to learn to integrate the monster inside. Learned that in war. Just cause I got my morals don't mean you are safe, it means I say what I mean and I mean what I say so if I say I'm coming then best believe I'm coming and I'm committed to that action. War and prison teaches you a lot about what sort of monster you really are.

ABSOLUTELY! IT'S HORRIBLE WHAT THIS EVIL SYSTEM HAS DONE TO THE MIND'S OF SO MANY BLACK MEN. IT MAKES ME ANGRY!!!!

Were shadowbanned for not being PC nor pushing pro prison propaganda.

@@FreshOutSeries you and everyone else that speaks truth deserve better. Shaun Atwood got censored for speaking about Bill Gates and Epstein being friends, and it’s true. They will take down your life’s work and not even warn you. Everyone should be backing their work, keep keepin’ it real! They are covering for some evil shit.

So, sold poison to his own community

@@lilcourtny08 lmao, no one forces u to buy drugs, drug dealers are as ethical as ur bartender, Dont let the legal system determaine your moral system

@@lilcourtny08 So his own community threw him away to hell for selling drugs

@Eilliw Nodrog is that the entire take away you got from this video? You will change nothing for the better with that mindset

Hello my friend I appreciate that compliment I just sent you the link to my audiobook would love your support you will definitely enjoy the story have a blessed one let’s talk soon

How many moms do you have?

​@@TheBenjammin 🤣🤣