Shout out to Hood Stocks for putting Asians on your platform. Continue pushing great content, Lucky. Southeast Asian tapping in from norcal. Respect. 💯

This is the best interview, it’s real and transparent. You can’t live bird bathing for the rest of your life putting pieces in shameful places, shaming your family with your absence. Everyone should learn from this story. There’s no glory in abandoning your kids. Stay up kings.

Good Luck Justin, I just chipped in for your petition needs so hope that will help u and give u a fresh start, everyone makes mistakes bro, but if u learn from what u did and become a better person then everyone deserves a 2nd chance, so good luck and take care bro!

Great interview again, I could listen to these stories all day long. I started watching your channel when Johnny came in. Binged both of his interviews and the interviews he did himself. I’m hooked and already sharing your channel to inspire more people out there. Best of luck to this strong-minded man, proud of all your accomplishments, you’re a true inspiration, Justin. Hope to see you again in another interview 🙏🏼💕

Signed the petition and sent the email! Keep going Justin! Can’t let satan win our souls!!

Im a black man. No disrespect to the Asian community but this is my first time actually hear Asian under world testimony of course i knew it exist but hearing and watching it first hand is something else great job.

Damn, the Asian podcasts are always on point for some reason. Love listening to them at work

You do a really good job as an interviewer, this takes tremendous talent to not only let the guest speak, but to know when to ask questions to keep the conversation flowing and moving in the right direction. Great interview

This is an amazing channel and podcast. I think more people need to know about the struggle in the hood, and also how many different type of people go through hard times. Really enjoyed the cast.

I signed the petition! Cool guy, we need him here in the US .

Keep on Interviewing these ex Asian gang members. Love hearing their stories.

not just koreans and chinese... all asians will have their native name and their american name... but this is usually for asians that were born in the US. asians that migrated here will usually just have their native name... and then once they get to the US, they see that americans have a hard time pronouncing their names, so that's why they come up with an american name to make it more easier on everyone else.

That part where you said "hispanic girls be the only ones taking in killers..." had me fucking dying. 🤣🤣

Enjoyed Justin’s story bro, gna support this! Great podcast! 🙏🏼🙌🏼👊🏼😎

Fire podcast once again lucky. I agree with that caller I’m glad I’m not the only one thinking that we need your story. Talk to us lucks!

He said only thing he knew bout pelican bay was training day with ice cube 😂

Dam dude you're getting really good at interviewing people. Man I been hooked since the last couple months

This man right here. I can feel his pain. It’s real he’s going thru it. Blessings your way brother

damn bro this was a good ass interview. Powerful story and good luck to Justin!

What a powerful interview. I can relate the pressure from Asian communities. The fact that Justin wasnt in the right place at 16 and obviously knows so much better now, the older heads still see him as if he's still 16. They wont even bother to ask questions to see if he grew out of this. I feel you Justin. I never banged but the pressure is real and relatable.

Los Moonwalker is the name of his boy who snitched on his gang, he’s a big rapper in South Korea now smfh

I’m impressed with the people you have on your podcast. You have many sincere people who really seem to tell the truth. Congrats

Dope Guest bruh. 🔥🔥🔥 Sick story. Vicious message.

Lucky release that song in the intro my G! It goes hard 😎 Great interview as always. Keep them coming vato

As a older Korean dude, his story broke my heart. Glad he’s out and salute to lil bro

Probably one of the best podcast interviews I’ve seen… This asian homie really made you feel his pain and innocence to such a horrific crime. Great job lucks, i really enjoy watching your interviews….

Thanks for shedding the lights on Asian gangs. 🇰🇷

I grew up when the Asian Boyz, and all'a them gangbanging shit in LA was on its highest level. I was taxed, bullied and picked on by my own Koreans all cuz I wasn't the strongest, and was probably went through the lowest time of my life. Your story and the years you've spent behind bars reminded me of the foo that used to bully me and even spat on my face, and all the painful old days that I hated so much but its all past now. Huge respect for your courage to speak to the public about the darkest and painful past, and really using the years behind bars to educate yourself. That's seriously a huge accomplishment in life to even get a college degree so to speak. Hope your residency status gets fixed and be given another chance to possibly live your dreams man. Just signed on the petition as well!

Much luv to Johnny and juju. These were both good interviews. With respects to both sets

Asking all the right questions Lucky. Good shit dawg.

I've watched this interview more than 5 times. It hits home for me. At 44:45 when he tells his story you can feel the pain he's going through because of his actions.

Proud 🇲🇽🇰🇷 great interview, thank you! Continued success and blessings🙏❤

I feel for our Asian Brother . I got deported back to the UK after living in the US for 42 years .My Parents both got there Citizenship's I can understand why as I was in the streets with the drug game for many years . 2 State terms and 1 x Federal Term . It was right after 911 so they were deporting anyone that did over 1 year in prison . Moral Turpitude . I understand why it happened to me however I ran in to a few guys in ICE Detention that had very petty driving offenses they still deported our Brown / Asian Brothers and Sisters . To be perfectly honest it was the best thing that ever happened to me . Clean and Sober and Crime Free for 19 yeras now .

Thank you Brother for your platform to reach out and share real life stories, Be blessed brother Justin, Jesus be with you always. God bless you always.

Much respect hyung. We're all born in this world with a path to find God in our own ways. Glad you're doing better. God bless and be easy hyung 🇰🇷

Thank you so much. Pray for my son struggling with fentanyl and meth addiction. He is waiting for rehab to have a bed available asap.

Crazy been watching your stuff Lucks, this is Alfredo (Rickee Drewps non gang banging bro). Great podcast

Your story is extremely powerful. God Bless you. I’m praying for you

Great interview. Love the asian content. I know we been banging since the late 70's but very interesting to hear about the Chinese, Korean. The Cambodians are the most notorious along with lao,viet. Love these stories, hope he get his chance. You can tell he changed.

Ok.... Now you had a Chinese, a Korean, a Pinoy, now you need a Cambodian, a Laotian, a Vietnamese and if you can find one then you need to get a HMONG dude on your podcast. You can find them in Northern or Central California

The dude who snitched on him is now in Korea as an “gangster” rapper. Look up Los Korean rapper. Biggest snitchK ever and wanna be.

First time here subscribed and liked. Email and sign the petition. Every phone call start with F**k you lucky😭😭

Yo cant lie, I spit my drink out when he said yeah only a Latina is gonna get down with a straight killer! haha wow that was so good...so funny.

I can relate, growing up in the 90s, everyone was in a gang. It was almost like a fashion trend. Was living in the same area, La Puente in the late 90s, all around the SGV, if you were Asian, and you wanted the girls, cars, money, you had to be in a gang. The young kids didn't know anything about prison. They just wanted to be cool.

Los is the snitch’s rapper name aka Brian Moon. He’s doing well in Korea living as a celebrity while his little homie on here fighting to survive. Sad man, hope you do well wherever you end up Justin hyung.

The 90s was vicious. Damn near everyone and their grandma was in some sort of gang or had some sort of affiliation.

The the best episode yet!..period!...God is Good!

I’m Korean I completely agree with what you said about the culture, we grow up hiding our emotions, it’s very strict.

Lucky great job❕ Justin thank you for sharing your interview with the world! 🌎 While I was lock up in Arizona State Prison, I had a Asian homie & over here Asian's run with us Mexican Americans. He look out for me when my family was struggling during my sentence with food & hygiene. If it wasn't for "Q" my Vietnamese homie who knows what I would've done to survive while incarcerated. But like how Justin mentioned it we come from similar backgrounds. Justin your past life mistakes where similar like ours just looking for good homies and acceptance from others. I felt your pain and regret, I really hope you don't get deported. I would like to help you from not getting deported just let me know how? Even if it's writing a letter or a phone call to whoever, I'm in Phoenix Arizona. Thanks again, Justin and Lucky for this great interview❕ PS, Lucky I didn't get my high school diploma until I was 35 yrs old as well in the Arizona Deportment of Corrections❕ On a on-line computer❕🥳

First and foremost my gratitude and respects for putting out the time ,energy, and thought into this specific podcast. Loco lucky ,man homie this specific show really really got my attention, I can see how much it moved you as well . This story is what movies are made of .This gentleman had a sincere heart and he humbled himself before The Most High, & we see clearly how The Lord has been with Justin RIGHTEOUSLY from that prayer since. POWERFUL STUFF BRO. I HONESTLY HOPE THERE ARE OTHER PODCASTS OUT THERE TO SEE THIS AND GIVE JUSTIN HIS JUST DO AND LET HIM SPREAD HIS MESSAGE. Lucky I don't know how you 2 linked up but I DO NOT BELIEVE IN COINCIDENCES NOT ON THIS TYPE OF LEVEL. REST ASSURED I CAN PROMISE YOU THAT THIS MESSAGE REACHED MANY SOULS IT WAS INTENDED FOR, SO WITH THAT I WISH YOU TWO THE BEST IN LIFE AND THIS SPECIFIC SHOW SETS A BAR," A VERY HIGH STANDARD " OF WHAT TRUE POSITIVITY IS. 💯

Crazy interview. I didn't know Koreans got down like this in Los Angeles. He's a real one.

RESPECT TO THIS OTHER FOR STAYING SOLID THAN MOST PEOPLE THAT ROLLED UP AND PC THIS FOO HOLDED DOWN FOR 14 +yrs RESPWCT LUCKY FOR BRINGING PEOPLE OF GOD WORK!!💯💯📌👌

90s was a trip. Glad my pops, uncs got out of there alive.

I like how respectful Lucky is.

Great interview! Songs cool I think the hook needs adjusting but the verses are really good

what bro was saying about growing up in the 90s is true: even if you weren’t in a gang, your crew had to move like a gang because that’s how everyone was acting. everybody was testing each other and had their reps on the line

Respects to Yong and Lucki bringing awareness, and powerful interview.

The glory belongs to Jesus Christ

It’s hard listening to the questions. He’s all over the place

Very tough story to hear about but great redemption for this young man. I hope he finds fulfillment

WTH my boy Justin! I grew up with this great man he was my neighbor for years godbless you

Was reccomend this channel but I really enjoy it. Thanks Hood Stocks! New Subscriber.🍻🍻

To everyone who is reading this, you’re beautiful and an amazing person. Please exercise frequently and eat more fruits/veggies. I wish you all good health, great success, and everlasting happiness!!!

Thank you for your TESTIMONY 💚

Love these interviews! You need to bring on some East Coast gangsters man, especially from NYC and conduct interviews with them. Latin Kings, Bloods, Crips, Trinitarios, Dominican drug gangs in Washington Heights, Chinatown gangs like Flying Dragons and Ghost Shadows, Fuk Ching, Tung On, etc. And last but certainly not least La Cosa Nostra aka the Italian mafia.

Justin, well done man. Nothing but the best for you.

"Your from north korea" that shit killed me 🤣

Bro I don't want to be that guy. But if bro get deported. South Korea is actually not a bad place to live believe it or not. They are up to date with technology. It has one of the best economies in the world. I have 2 friends that visited Korea and they basically came back for their shit and dipped out to Korea.

Bro these interviews are the best..and lucky asks the hood questions too if I was interviewing I would be asking the same questions because I’m very interested in other cultures and countries..keep them coming lucky I enjoyed this so much

I remember the original Korean Boys over in the San Fernando Valley area back in 1988. Spanky from Korean Boys in the SF Valley - Good kat. Met him at Cleveland High School. What most don't know or understand is that back in the 80's and 90's in the LA and San Fernando area is that the Asians, in particular, Koreans and Filipinos embraced the hispanic gang cultural. Its waaaaaaaaaay different from now. No comparison. Asians back then wore size 38 -40 size Ben Davis, Frisco Bens and Dickies, with a pair of Cortez. The trash these fools wear now-a-days is nothing more than a clown suits. Also, Asian gangsters in those particular LA areas listened to oldies and spoke with a hispanic street slang. Shot out to Justin for transitioning from a cold blooded selfish gang member to a compassionate selfless human being. In his rap, Lucky refers to God but throught the song he uses vulgar language and vulgar sexuslly explicit devil's language. The devil has blessed Lucky with his podcast. Lucky is a great con man

Lucky’s posture getting worse and worse he needs KC to keep his back straight

In 2009 I was facing a deportation to Mexico I'm a legal resident I was blessed I didn't get deported I was in ice detention with alot of my homies who didn't get a chance to stay in the United states my case was not severe enough for deportation all I have to say is keep fighting for you to stay in the states

Shout out to my Korean-American hoods throughout the USA. - Baltimore, MD

that comment "they the only type of women that will take in a killer" had me crackin up

Nah this was dope as hell. This is my first Hood Stock video, it's phenomenal. I appreciate the realness as well as the respect. I can hear regret and reformation in homie's voice.

The interviewer is high asf lol. He keeps back pedaling and asking question the man had already explained lol. So…….Youre from north korea? 😂😂

Saludos to my Korean 🇰🇷brother. Great testimony. Much love my G.

Hey Lucky you been having some good content. Keep doing what your doing. Justin keep your head up it’s all in Gods hands 🙌. The Bible says true repentance is to turn away from what we are asking to be forgiven for. I see that you completely turned away. Saludos from Oxnard 805.

Justin signed the petition , hang in there bro❤

HOMIE LUCKS THAT MUK BANG SEGMENT NEEDS TO BE ITS OWN QUICK CLIP😂😂😂 HOMIE WANTED TO SMACK IT OUT OF YOU💯 HE WAS ROLLIN!!!

Firme episode💯 the jam at the beginning is dope , what’s the name🔥🔥🔥

I just signed your petition and send the email. Hope that you can stay

Bro for us who don’t speak Spanish. We’re never Mexican enough for the ones who do. It’s hard being Mexican brown skin not knowing Spanish.

Just move to Mexico tijuana bro amd have your ppl vist you instead of s.korea. I got deported 5 yrs ago. Many asians here

That dude lucky professional idk how he ain’t laugh when he said Jackie Chan😂😂😂

Great one. All the best to Justin. Hood stocks in its own lane 💯

Thanks for sharing! God is so good! Awesome interview.

Best episode since Shooter

You should do one on Native gangs from Canada & Indo-Canadians from Surrey.

Agreed on the 90s Asian gangs. There was a fight at the clubs every night. This is from Dallas too.

As a Korean in the US who grew up around Asians who had cousins and friends in gangs, and I felt that loneliness/abandonment in my own family - it's nice to hear an OG like Yong Ju speak on that too. I never got put on cause my friends were Hmong and even they picked on me and I was also one of the tallest ones, but I was also lucky my dad drilled me over the summers with kids textbooks to get me in the advanced classes so I didn't really connect like that with the other dudes acting hard cause they said I acted too white or too smart. That shit was tough though cause my dad was a mean drunk and used to be a school bully so I got a lot of beatings at home. I ended up failing a lot of classes though cause the stress made me sleep in school and I was always hanging out with the bboys just trying to have fun. I even saw some bboys be affiliated too back then but this was over 10 years ago. Anyway even though I could never get into college cause I had to help my mom pay the rent after we all bounced on my dad when he was talking about killing my mom and always beating her, but I kept on learning outside of school cause I had some good teachers and some good role models who made me wanna learn as much as possible. I did get into alcoholism for like 4 years, did some party drugs and basically was fighting depression ever since I planned to end my life as a teen. I did some therapy which helped but it became unaffordable. I just ended up working manual labor jobs since then. But anyway I'm almost 30 and the past few years I've really been diving into books on world history, economics, politics. I realize so much of the shit I learned even in community college was sanitized/whitewashed/false. I learned how Korea was invaded by the US because Korea gained independence from Japan and the US fought to take Korea away from China's and Soviet influence. The US installed a far-right dictatorship in south Korea and helped start the KCIA. For 30 years after the Korean war, south Korea was under military dictatorships sponsored by the US. US companies also fired many Black and Brown industrial workers in the US who worked for around $10/hr and sent those jobs to south Korea where they paid less than $1/hr for the same jobs. Same shit happened in El Salvador, Bolivia, Philippines, Cuba, Nicaragua, and countless other nations. US greed started so many wars because the more egalitarian systems popping up across the world threatened US profits. So those countries were devastated, occupied with US military bases, markets dominated by US corporations, given high interest loans through IMF and World Bank mostly through US control, and the refugees were brought to the US to work low wage jobs and brought into poverty to enter the prison system for even cheaper labor. So we need to look at the bigger picture here. It's not just about mental health and bad parents and drugs. It's about the system working as it always did. Immigrants and refugees are just a labor export in the US and many other settler-colonial countries. Deportation is a tool to keep us in the status of 2nd class. And then you got Black folks making up the majority of the prison population, and the US got the highest rate of prisoners in the world with no effect on lowering crime. The 13th Amendment says that slavery is illegal EXCEPT under incarceration. So all of the Black, Brown and Asian folks in the prison system are legally classified as slaves since the 1800s. Chattel-slavery was only outlawed because industrialization made bigger profits than slavery, but they needed to replace the slave population with prison laborers. Anyway we gotta support people in poverty and bring the whole community up, not just get rich and bring up a few loved ones. Nobody's gonna come do the shit for us so we gotta use our own lanes to build a completely different system cause this shit ain't sustainable.

Let's ask the community who's gonna get to 100k 1st amercian cholo or hoodstocks

Been a while since I watched a whole interview. Great interview!

Hey Lucky I love your channel especially with Splinter!. But I was wondering where I can find that song at the beginning?. It's a song I want to see my mom listen to, I loved it and think she would too!.

Luckys tracks evolving into forest🔥level

Silent your story inspired me imma see if there is anyway I can help with returning to the states

Good interview.

Great fucken episode man this has to be my favorite lucky ur the Man U get a long with everyone and bring out of ppl the best great episode looking forward to more of these!!!!

Bro I didn’t even know Lucky can rap, I was always like who the fuck is rapping in the intro he’s fucking hella dope!!! I never knew it was Lucky

God is good. Salute to that man . Great story , good one lucks