There was a lot of kids like midget and chucky in the 90s it’s just that they happened to get documented on camera which is something rare around those times

I know New York is Crazy but Nothing compares to Los Angeles, Gangland

Los Angeles during the 90s was so wild there’s 1 or 2 dudes like mídget and chucky from every gang in LA lol

In all reality, it took me 40 years to shed that mentality Bro. It’s hard when you grew up like that. I know .

When mexicans 🇲🇽 didnt use the “N” word in LA !!

razor under his eyelid is crazy

Gang banging was everywhere in the 90's. The older kids would always make us fight for no reason lol

That’s life in Los Angeles

I’m not making excuses for Chucky’s older homies but if you paid attention they tried telling him to go home multiple times! They also remember how they felt when they were younger and thought they had no where to go so they don’t wanna send him away cuz he says he loves them. The older guys should’ve stopped it right away.

To the guy asking about the tattoos, this was the early 90's ( 93 ). Nobody except Mexicans did face tatts ( exceptions weren't the rule ) and tatts in general regarding claiming a barrio. They were mostly done by homies ( hood tatts ) and in the case of vatos who got locked up they were jail tattoos, prison tatts. Many vatos learned how to tattoo in jail. Long story short, unlike A LOT of posers these days walking around with tatts like that out here in LA meant you earned them ( put in work ). No lames like today who got their inspiration from rappers and other artists. Outside vatos the Maras got them when they started programming with Raza and they were originally metal heads, stoners. Gabachos ( whites ) from biker gangs, jail and any other forms of illegitimate backgrounds also got them. But the styles were vastly different comapred to those of Raza. Bottom line is,l don't tattoo yourself if you got no neighborhood affiliation. Wack to see how all these newbies and non gang related individuals walk around looking like this these days. Especially don't do this in places like compton, East LA, South Central, Watts.

Back in those days face and neck tattoos were for soldiers

The violence in NY is no where close to the violence in LA, it’s shocking for anyone to see daily LA gang life.

Chucky left becuase he was being abused by a family friend …. Wasn’t his fault… he found safety within the gang

That was every street in Los Angeles

Im from NY when i moved to L.A it was a whole diffrent world gangland foreal

My dad was born in East LA but my grandparents moved to Bakersfield area when he was young. I’m glad they did cuz who knows what would’ve happened if he stood there. I probably wouldn’t be here now to talk about it

90's was deadly and crazy bless to survives and r.i.p to those who didn't 🙏

Back when Mexican gangs didn't act black

That's the way of life in the 80s 90s gangland at its best.

90's was freaking Krazy in LA..

Wow that was Reggie Wright. For clarification, he was the lead security for death row

In the 90's especially early 90's this was the norm. From The Bay to LA, Chicago, Detroit, NY, New Orleans, Miami. The murder rate was much higher during those times.. Even smaller cities were crazy. East Palo Alto in The Bay was the murder capital of 1992, with only 24k people living there.

I grew up in the Huntington Beach, Garden Grove area and one of my buddies started dating a girl from Compton. On day he wanted me to go with him to pick her up at 2am, not knowing about the area; I went. While we waited for her to come out, little did I know we were in between "Tree top Piru" and "Tortilla Flats" area.. People like that were out throwing gang signs and drinking. As we drove away I said "this is crazy!" She said, "That's just how Compton is".

I was 7 in 1992 living across the street from Compton Swapmeet. My brother (16) knew a couple of them. It was Hell on earth. My brother ran away when my dad burned his Dickie Pants on the stove and gave him a huge beat down. Horrible times.

I remember watching this as a kid on the news

THIS is the one I was waiting for!!!

This video was dope, cool how u guys did a reaction to this video 💯

What happened to Chucky?.."your going to find out homes"😂

Just so you know how bad it was, gangs would shoot up buses full of people just because there were gangsters in the bus.

Kids nowadays will never know what it was like back then in LA…real gangster sht compared to now. It was scary but you learned to survive and avoid it. I’m 45 and grew up in LA in the 90s.

The cop that showed up first to the party is Reggie wright

I grew up in La Puente SGV so I can relate to this video, grew up in the 70's through the 90's

@5:05 they call that the “California Zipper.” I knew a few cholos with that scar. One of them, my older cousin from a gang here in Los Angeles called White Fence.

my dad was born in chicago. he lived in different parts of chicago and el paso. when he was 5 in back of the yards chicago his mother died in a fire my uncle had to get metal replacement for one of his bones (can’t remember which bone) and my aunt and my father sustained broken legs or ankles. my father grew up. he got involved with gangs in chicago. my father aslo got involved with the sinaloa cartel (kind of not really) once he left that life behind he joined a band. he left the band to join construction and i ended up moving to a dangerous neighborhood in chicago and then we ended up moving to the south suburbs of chicago.

The late 80's and early 90's were insane everywhere...Grew in on the south side of Chicago and pretty much the entire city was a war zone ...just in L.A. and NY...got shot, shot at who know how many times.. jumped, ran over by a car. Those of us who survived are blessed.

Chucky is running to a gang thats loves him because the situation at home is probably worse. Kids dont deserve sorrow and pain. Edit:just saw the end and I knew poor Chuckie was hurting. Damn.

its so sad chuckie died 😢 thats G life

Second tuesday in a row I get out of work late and there’s a 40 min jayren video 💯💯 god bless

Thanks for doing this one I requested this one

Woody: stabbed in the spine in Prison now paralyzed Midget: prison Chucky: dead

90s Southern California was just different.

I feel like they didn't understand the chucky story about him leaving home but in the 90s parents literally couldn't control there kids and all my uncles tell me stories how when they were in the gang that young they would leave for weeks too then show up 😂 its crazy but it was gang life in the 90s

Im from East los and it was no joke in the early 90's, but i will tell you this east coast music was played through all L.A. so we did have a respect for the East coast. Its the rappers that start shit for money..

I don't know how ppl dont understand you got one parent who works all the time .the whole generation of kids who raised themselves.

That’s just how it was back then 💯 I seen it, lived it, did it, been in it! I’m 45 years old now and it’s a straight up miracle from God that I’m still here! 🙏🕊️

The 90s were crazy AF. I remember walking home from school and some dudes shot at a cop car 😂

ITS THAT CRAZY LIFE IN LA I WAS RUNNING AROUND AGE 13Y JUST LIKE THAT FROM WILMINGTON HARBOR AREA THANK THE LORD I SURVIVED NOW LIVE FOR MY DAUGHTERS AND MY GRANDBBYS NO MORE PRISONS EITHER

different world -king lil g young drummer boy 🔥🇲🇽

16:26 your dad was smart with that observation fr ! 31:10 im glad it touched on it later yall were right.

The dad is a wise og you can tell! Good video reaction guys!

This was a good one

Every gang in LA had lil homies like midget n chucky that where willing to do anything for the hood

That’s why the AV (Antelope Valley) Lancaster Palmdale ain’t no joke no more. Everyone from different hoods and gangs end up being neighbors. The streets don’t love you.

That's Southern California 🔵🔵🔵

The 90’s was the era of real gangsters unlike this new generation that don’t know anything about being a real gangster

I live in compton and my dad from this hood, still very dangerous but also very different from those times

South gate is cross the rail road tracks from Compton..

No lie as a gang member and third generation at that growing up in the Late 80’s/90’s shit was hard good kid mad city like Kendrick Lamar every city and state got a ghetto sad but true reality

Tattoo artist is his homies . L.A gangs were different back in the days. They didn’t say the Nword . It was a no no to say that word.

Yea the Afghan one was certified WACK, they got burnt in the comments 😭 whoever did that video was not tapped in hahahhahahahahahahahaha

This reaction a good one please do more

That's the life every where not only in los Angeles!! I'm from the bay area from San Jose in the 90's it was so bad

Shit was comedy when he reacted to the blade under the eye lid and said how the fuck he do that 😂😂

Great channel guys!

Check out Children Of Violence. Early 80s documentary following a family of brothers from East Oakland.

dem afghan boys that Tommy g did aint know they aint bout nothing they from Fremont the suburbs people move over there to get away from violence

Tattoos in the 90s ain't even comparable to 2000s tattoos. Even Justin Bieber has tattoos 😅😂

“How tf u do that” serio 😂

It is what it is Ese. puro pinche sur califas. Raised like that for a reason.

If you go to Compton today you will see Tortilla Flats graffiti

Grew up in that era it's just one of thousands of similar stories

Que onda homies, happy to see you 2 taking a look at our ways out here. Since you r a old school NY tagger you would dig fox undercover on taggers in LA all my homies are in them. We did it a lil different but all love to the culture shhh was fun in the 90’s out here too

Growing up in LA there was thousands of kids like this i knew alot never got into any hood but damm well i had options but my big homies put me on game specially my uncle that did 11 years in prison

Yo pops acting like wow this really happens😂

Yall need react to him more that Chanel news was poppin fs in the 90s in la his name is Chris Blatchford he a reporter who went around Compton watts south central holly wood to tell you story’s of gang members

Gangbanging was crazy in the 1990s

That was my little homeboy BJ, with the Sur on his face when he was like 10. And South Side 13 on his arms. Haha....thats in North Dallas Texas

I'm glad my mom moved us out of east LA when i was 12, i definitely would of been mixed up in the gang life, nothing more vulnerable than a young mind 💯

California's not all blue skies and palm trees. If that's all you know that's all you know but the real OGs don't glorify it 💯

Nah this was a fiyah video bro

This ain't puffy land , This killafornia living 😮

There’s another video of an inmate who was locked up with them said Woody became paralyzed after being stabbed by his celly & Midget PC’d up

That was me in'93 in northern California. 12 years old gang banging and ended up in prison at 18. Same things different part of the state.

There was a episode on KZfaq of a guy who tells what happened to all 3 of them

A lot of those kids joined gangs because they LITERALLY had nothing they joined to survive the streets compared to kids these days who have it all and join a gang cause it’s cool

Bro got a cool ass pops.

Life is crazy 💯

This was regular in LA and Compton in the 80s and 90s sadly

Its now worse in Compton because now they have access to high powered rifles and they're more violent

Midget and his brother woody got life in prison for murder. Chucky was murder in Texas years later. That’s Howe that story ended

It sucks to be on drugs it sucks to sell drugs it's a sucky life.... Realest words ever spoken

Damn, good show, seen this story b4 but y’all had some clips I’ve never seen b4 , Compton Mexicans wild, I know a few from out there, Riverside Southern Cali reppin

My husband related to them 💯 from Compton Varrio California

Chucky's mom was an ignorant irresponsible mom. The reason Chucky ran away was because he was being sexually abused. Kids that young don't just runway just because they want to... it's because something traumatizing is happening to them.

the good ole 90s in LA

These new Yorkers don't know CALIFORNIA politics a 16 year where like 25 years old running the muk,these Yorkers have no experience to say no comments.

I was just gonna ask for Tommy G. That afghan one wasn't that good tho, but his "inside the theft capital of America" where he goes to SF a good one.

Can you react to Primera flats vs ghetto boyz

It’s different time and era and our generation grew up with social media and the internet to see more things think about being in the 80s in the hood and would be a happy ending

I live about 40 min from l.a . Went out there this last Saturday with some homies in east l.a and around 6 30 some foos came dumping on us for no reason smh they got a couple of the homies cars all lit up