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I'm a veteran, almost 60. It's my opinion that you don't belong anywhere near an MC if you don't own a bike.

My two picks would be the guy who gets wasted at every single event then causes problems and other club members have to fix it and cool things down. Or the guy who is only a tough guy when his club members are around, starts fights with non-bikers and other clubs members but is magically never around when shit goes down for real. Seen both of those many times and it never ends well for them.

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I have the honor of sharing this awesome perspective on prospecting. Someone I consider a Brother wanted me to share this for him. After reading, I concluded it’s a MUST READ if you’re on the fence about prospecting. It doesn’t get any better! PROSPECTING - I’ve discussed prospecting with several people outside of the club life, or in a riding club situation. A common theme I’ve heard is “there’s no way I could prospect and be somebody’s bitch. Im a man, and I could never belittle myself in that manner!” Sadly, these people do not understand what Prospecting really means. I can assure you that I do not want a “Yes man”, a “bitch”, a “slave”, etc to join my Club! These people fail to understand the true meaning of Prospecting. Being a prospect does not mean bowing down to other men! It does not mean that you are a slave for the Club! It does not mean that you belittle yourself in an effort to gain approval from Patched members of any Club. Prospecting shows that you are capable of putting other’s needs in front of your own! It means that you are a big enough man to understand that your are trying to be a part of an organization that is larger than yourself, and you are able to humble yourself enough to put the needs of the Club before your own needs! It means that you are capable of humbling yourself, and serving the best interests of the Club you are trying to join. If you are incapable of putting the needs of your Brothers/Club ahead of your own, then you have no business pursuing a life in any Club! You see, too many men fall into the “alpha male” mentality and don’t understand that being a humble servant to your Brothers is the truest measure of manhood! You see, the fact that you are incapable of putting others needs in front of your own is the litmus test that shows whether you could be a true Brother to the men surrounding you! Our Clubs do not need people who are too “manly” to prospect. The fact that you cannot find it in your heart to serve others, shows your selfishness and inability to form the bonds of Brotherhood required to keep any Club healthy and prosperous. You’re “alpha male” mentality does not impress me! You’re ability to serve your Brothers, and humble yourself speaks VOLUMES to the type of man you really are. Somehow, being “too good” to prospect is seen as a sign of machismo. In reality, it’s a sign that you really do not fit in this lifestyle and you have no business trying to be a part of my Club or anyone else’s. Take your bullshit pride somewhere else. I choose to surround myself with men that choose to put the needs of the Club above their own. Take your pride and ego somewhere else. But on the same note, I make sure to tell every prospect or hangaround that I come across, that they are a man first. And if they’ve allow themselves to be treated badly, demeaned, or even if they adjust their behaviors or personality to fit in, then I have no use for them. I need Brothers that will stand tall beside me, not cower down behind me.

I agree 110% with your point about not letting the club define you. I've seen a lot of people that lean on the patch for respect instead of earning their respect as an individual. Be yourself from the first day you hangaround to your last breath. If you're a good fit for the club, you'll get in. If you're not, then that wasn't the right club/life for you. Don't force yourself to act like someone you aren't, just to gain acceptance. You can only fake it for so long and when people find out you were faking it they will lose ALL respect they had for you.

I've been watching your channel now for about 2 years. Just got my first bike. I don't have any intention on joining a club but I have learned so much on how to respect and what not to do. Love the the channel

I know a local guy here in GA that was in a big name MC. He is an Iraqi veteran who has a horror story and mental issues to complicate things. He decided that the MC club was too much about politics, so he got out. For months, he got prank calls, threatening letters, etc. I wouldn't wanna be in a club that will treat you like a bully treats the freshman at high-school. Sad how some of these people in clubs operate.

The worst biker I've ever met was one of my mom's exes. Total creep to me, always starting shit with my dad, started my mom on a bad smoking habit for years On the flipside, one of my old bosses was the best biker I've ever met. He had such a deep knowledge about MC culture, his restaurant hosted a lot of RC's, Christian MC's and a smaller 1% crew from the area. He was a great employer and he actually got me in contact with the MSF course I took to get my endorsement.

My first club had 30 members and only 11 had motorcycles. I felt Hoodwinked and Bamboozaled! 😮

One of the worst ones I've seen is the member who name drops (especially names of those wearing a Diamond). You don't show up at events or parties or rides and start saying I know _________ or ________ said this about that. That is a outstanding way to not only get yourself trouble but also your clubs officers. I've seen many guys get touched up real quick for saying the names of or what you saw them doing of Diamond patch holders they dont have a personal relationship with just to sound cool in front of others...........Maybe it's different now, but the years I was invested......Dangerous game. Great vid as always Sose.

Take this as you will. I am not a patch holder, but have many friends who are 1%. One of the things that has always stuck with me, words of wisdom imparted to me from them, per say. You want people to respect the man inside the patch not just the patch. That always stuck with me. Keep it rubber side down. Stay blessed!

the super tough guy who’s afraid to start a fight or back his brothers in one

I love riding motorcycles but after hearing what goes on in MC"S why would anybody want to be involved?

Back in the old country I was member of the predominant 1%er club local to the country. Illegal substances trade in night clubs was largely controlled by bouncers of a different ethnicity, and some chapters decided to patch them in to gain access to the market, most of them without having any bikes, which pissed off a lot of people. The same chapters made a power play for national leadership and then pushed to patch over to a international 1% club, and as a result 50% of the OGs dropped out. What a clusterfck.

Great episode my brother

Sose The Ghost, you need a television series or at least be on a subscriber service... Love your content. been following for at least 2 years now. Keep up the good work.

Big bad ghost 👻 in da house…. Great video mate . A real talk look into the struggle of power.. and a club goer

Great episode brother

This is rock solid advice for life outside of MCs. This is just plain good.

#GHOSTIN ! When in doubt ride by yourself . Come to think about it , ride by yourself .

I know many members of different clubs who are either working on their bikes or trying to get their bike back 😂

Love this list‼️

Worst Biker - Someone who refuses to admit they're scared or that they need more training. I and a bunch of firehouse brothers, all purchased harleys at the same time. We were fortunate enough to have older firehouse brothers (who had been bikers for some time) teach us how to ride and hangout with other bikers, groups and rallies. My best memory was the first time I rode to the wall in DC. I can't remember how many bikers were there in total, but I do remember how awesome the ride down RT 50 into DC. While enroute, when I looked in my rearview mirror, I could see nothing but bikes taking up all lanes for what looked like over a mile. By this time we had already been on several group rides with the local HOG and Red Knights. It was mostly on those rides that I saw people failing and refusing to ask for help. One new rider, I remember, fell flat over in a standing position with her feet on the ground. To be clear, this is just an example, not a criticism. What struck me about this situation, is that when we started to help her up, she said she wasn’t sure what to do. Again, to me that’s not a problem, however most of us were fairly new, most of us had accidents here and there, and most of us always asked for advice and help in advance if possible. That was the part that I found strange. None of us saw any shame in what we were doing, no one criticized us and by nature as FireFighter we are encouraged to ask for help. So I just felt bad and being her equal, I tried to reassure her to always ask for help. So here’s the real problem. If you’re not asking for help or training and you’re resilient to new ideas, eventually, you become a liability to the rest of the group. Always distracting and sewing agitation. This ruins it for everyone.

Good stuff bro!

The knowledge you spit is for real and is much appreciated by me and I'm sure others. I watch your channel and I've been around I've done real time all of it. I was never an 1 %er but my club is a supporter here in Cali. I have mad respect for all the real cats out there keepin it 💯!!! I'm going to support your channel by buying some gear and a ghosteveli mask they are sick my dude. Like I said please keep the videos flowing bc these youngsters that ain't ever been nowhere are wrapping themselves up with trouble either within or outside the club bc they think they know it all. Knowledge is what it's about!! Thank you 👍👊🙏

You are a sage. The knowledge drops you provide transcends MCs its life!

Hey SOS don't have a bike but love to ride,I learn much from you and respect the knowledge you share.Keep going with it ,your killing it.

The member that is "completely dedicated" to their club but talk shit about the other chapters or the member that is able to ride more because he doesnt have to work and doesnt have a family to take care of but brakes down his "brothers" for not being able to do what he does.

My FXLRS I bought new last August has 31k on it and had only been on a trailer once. Ride your shit. 🤘

5:57 Damn that’s caddy shit, man! Seriously, that’s some high school “Mean Girls” type shit! I totally dig what you’re doing with your channel, keep up the good work!

I had a brother at one point a couple years ago that turned out to be a sex offender and when called out he did some shady shit by going to the brother who called him outs Ole Lady and saying some shit that wasn’t true. It all got sorted out with the Ole Lady and the big 86 happens to him but a true brother never does any of that shit. Brotherhood mean having your brothers back no matter the situation. Even if you have to deal with him privately you don’t go to an Ole Lady or anyone else. Thank you Sose for the forum. #ghostin baby!

Was heading to ATL one year when a group rolled out from an on ramp and blocked all lanes... A dually was in the hov lane and they rolled into him and he hit the median, that f'ing truck took off after the club... Deisel smoke trail he was on their tail lights

Hey sose you da man bro😉. Thanks for the vid and big love to ya✌️❤️

I just found this channel I knew alot of Outlaws in NYC I was never outlaw I rode Jap I was young but I loved their brotherhood the advice you giving goes for life great channel new sub Rip Easy gone but never forgotten

I've met way too many guys that lean on the patch. That's such a minor trait if that is all they have for their personality - Make use of themselves, do something for their brothers or even community. Their macho man ego just gets in the way, buuuuuut that is only with events and bike nights I have attended in a small part of the states and CANNOT speak for all cultures and club chapters, and I know that. Excellent video Sose - I think a mini series about stories would be great. I assume it would come from all types of riding backgrounds as well. I have no interest in joining a club, especially where I live. One of my oldest friends is a patched member of a world wide 1% club, I won't mention them out of respect and don't want anything coming down on them, but I see some of the stuff that chapter does - it just doesn't line up with my outlook and idea of a brotherhood and have "issues" with several of the things you've just listed in this video. You always bring the knowledge about the culture and we got mad respect for that. You bring light to some major keys and keep it the realest with us all. We #ghostin out here. Stay blessed up everyone.

#GHOSTIN! Southern Missouri. Much love brotha, and to all my brother Veterans....Enjoy your Veterans day brothers, and remember ....We're never alone, cause our brothers who withdrew early set up over watch for us! Keep rockin bro's.

Man this one was great. I am part of an LEMC and of course because of my background that's about all I can mostly join. Just about everything on your list fits my LEMC. I would love to be part of a club that rides regularly. I average between 20-25K miles a year. The next closest member in my club is around 5k. I ended up starting a Facebook page just so I can have people to ride with which sucks cause I joined my LEMC to ride. I even ran for and won a position in the club just so I can push people to get out there and ride, didn't work. I'll never regret my life decision for my career but it does really suck that the clubs that ride like I want to want nothing to do with me. I guess it is what it is

The people you describe I find in so many other aspects of life. If they do it in a MC they probably do it everywhere else too.

Awesome video Sose.. you nailed it totally, especially about OT vs OG. this not only applies in MC's but in life in general, I have worked in the same industry for over 30 yrs. and I've see way too much death and destruction in those yrs., many guys in my Industry talk a good game but don't have the knowledge or balls to put their money where their mouth is, for the record I'm a Locomotive engineer so when the young generation comes and asks questions and they get crap answers from OTs that don't know shit it pisses me off, because in my industry when you screw up, there's a really good chance you don't go home. As for the rest of your points and as someone who's life has always been based on the basic fundamental principals of MLLH&R. If this fucked up world we live in went back to more traditional belief's like you talked about in some of your other videos like Alpha, Beta type males and parents taught the basics like honor and respect to their kids, maybe, just maybe this world would be a much better place. Thanks, Brother, for this thing that you do. MLLH&R

Love this Sose! The only other type that I can’t stand…met one when I was a patched rider…the one that thinks that patch makes them invincible. You know the type. They go out and drink and get mouthy and think they can’t be touched because all the brothers are there. They write checks the club has to cash. Can’t stand those. #ghostin

Great video, Sose! I was taught that the Man makes the patch, not the patch making the Man. If you need a patch on your back to be a Man, then I don't want you in my Club. There are also the guys that try to make financial gains from the patch. Those are a cancer in any club and they need to go. Thanks for the work you put into everything you put out, Sose and Happy Thanksgiving to you!

The worst patch holder in my club was a couple of brothers that didn't prospect !!!

I knew of a guy that rode with a club from N Ga to Orlando FLA then fell out...off the bike. Come to find out he had narcolepsy and didn't tell anybody!

Alot of this stuff applies to life in general as well mate. Politics, tell-tales, shit talkers... avoid at all costs 🤘🏻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

I was at a bike night last summer, and there was one group there that wore vests and patches, but my friend told me that none of them ride. I guess they all drove in cages to the event. Haha. I never heard of anything like that before.

#ghostin baby! Much love brother!

you should add: PEOPLE THAT ONLY SHOWS UP DURING THE GOOD TIMES. when hard times come in it'll be hard to find them. heck they wont even bother checking up on you. yeah he's friends and all, but it seems that he's just using the club for his own benefit and do nothing in those trying times

Okay, I got one: Long story short, over decade ago when I first got interested in MCs, I was approached by a club who didn't even know me and was trying to talk me into prospecting right out of the gate. This was before I even knew that being a hangaround was even an option and the fact that they were so aggressive about their approach made it seem like I had to make a decision right then and there. I had to make up an excuse on the fly just so I could leave and I left the event I was at entirely and did what I could to avoid them because there was something that raised the hackles on my neck up about the whole scenario. Fast forward two years, that club had been totally disbanded. The club was a 99, and from the bits and pieces that I was able to discover, even though it was a club, that specific club was too cliqueish and alot of the members were self-seeking and that club destroyed itself through politicking, treachery, and toxic leadership. #Ghostin

You have to be sponsored by two members to prospect with our club. It’s very important to have extreme vetting

SOSE dropping great knowledge in the form of a top 10 is awesome! He is the realest one out there cause he been there & knows & we appreciate him

#ghostin. I have already hit the like button BTW. Great job breaking things down Sose!

Bro, you're right you never talk shit about another brother behind there back too another brother. If I have any stories too share I will definitely email you them.

Great views 💯

Love your content! I've been around bikes and the mc life for alot of my life . I have some good friends in a large mc here in N.C. and my father in law was a member of one of the big 4 up in Maryland. He just sold me his old bike and helped me get it up and running again. It means the world to me . He's like my father. I hope to join the local mc here in time . Your videos are spot on and helped me out alot also thanks!!! #GHOSTIN

Got a friend in a wheelchair he was wearing a black label path, his favorite band. He went to leave the bar and two 1 percenters beat his ass for wearing their colors. Maybe that's protocol but I thought it was pretty low.

Dude's that "ACT" all hard when they're in a group of their brother's and in front of female's. Then when you run into them solo they piss on themselves. Only tuff in a pack.

Mannnn 1) Leaving a club, then starting another club with a twist on the old clubs name. 2) playing Brothers against one another. 3) Running your mouth about another club, then being cool with them when confronted.

Wow…one of your best Sose.Keep up the good work.

👍👍good one lot of truth!

I had to trailer mine because they had me chasing and wanted to have something just in case something happened to one of the bikes. But I also got mine off the trailer for like the last 200 or 300 miles because one of them didn’t have their bike serviced like they should have. It was a 99 though

Yea no way a MC should have people who don't own a bike. Since that defeats the original purpose for being a member of a MC club.

Like smashed,food for thought Sose lol. Maybe an episode on women in mc's? Much love. Peace.

brother hood care about each other an be true too your friendship an be there for each other ....Happy Veterans day. Thanks all who served

We ended up with most of those in my old club and they were the reason for it folding. To many like that out there.

Love stunt riders. I can’t do that stuff, but have homies that can. Nothing but respect for them.

I was told as a Prospect never let your patch go to your head because the patch doesn't make the man the man makes the patch great. People who think they are cool because of the patch on their back

I've been approached by a club in my area asking me several times to come in with them several times...too many to count...but I'm always hearing brothers talking smack about other brothers behind their backs and these boys always have an excuse for not showing up to meetings or rides. I can honestly say, I'm not about that kind of stuff. I can't jump in to that kind of toxic BS. I told two full patches that I know real close that that's not how I roll and I can't be part of that. I'll ride with them, hang, whatever, but they gotta get their $h!t together internationally before I can get involved like that.

Maybe it’s just me…. I never rode in a club. But the ones that walk up just so they can tell you everything about their bike that they think is better than yours Drives me nuts. They always look like a HD catalog threw up on them and their whole personality is based on the last Kuryaken piece they added to their scoot. They come up and do everything but call you a poor. The 1%rs I was around never did that.

My old man has been in the same club for 15 years his name is showtime .he got mad respect for you says you got good words for the pups trying to be bikers

The politics angle reminds me of a line from a saying in the county of Yorkshire in England 'See all, hear all, say nowt' ('nowt' means nothing, and a county is kinda similar to a state).

Hey man I commented to you once and you called on it ,,,rightly so I was not listening right. So I'm 65 and been in the deal most of my life ,,the cats I don't dig are people who bring heat to us all. Pushing trafic,or showing there ass ,,with out a reason .good talking to you.

Worst member is that dude who is only in the club to hook up with the ladies. He thinks he is a stud, and tries to get in the female members pants all the time. That Female is supposed to be your Sister! Not caring about the Club, but figuring he can sleep with the ladies or try to hookup with them constantly. I used to see that crap all the time when I was an Ruff Ryder. Used to call dudes out all the time. Even pulled a Vest while at an event in Chicago due to an altercation between a male and female member. Dude was all up on the female, who clearly wasn't interested. He figured just cause he was an Officer, he could do what he wanted. But, too bad for him, I was a higher rank and stripped his shit right off his back and told his ass to go home. He wasn't welcome there anymore. Be there for the Club, Not for the "hookups"

Hey, brother! #GHOSTIN here in Knox County, Kentucky!

Love the shows #SOSETHEGHOST.... I truely believe you Da #HOSTWITHTHEMOST bro.....ALL this kinda Info has been needed to be socialized bout for some time now. Many people want to - and need to - Learn about and get to know this type Info for real !!! Social media is , to me , the perfect platform as well for such conversations an discussions. KEEP IT REAL #SOSETHEGHOST ----- I RAISE my glass...w/ a SALUTE -N- A TOAST !!!!! Much Respect for ya Bro....Much Respect !!!! Stay safe out there--Godspeed-- and ---RIDE ON BRO..... SYLO....Peace

Back in the way day certain clubs mandated before you were even considered being a member not only did you have to have a bike, you had to be able to take that bike apart and put it back together. Period.

Worst biker I ever knew was a guy that is the "International President" of a club that is all about "fast patch" growing the club, politics, & does not follow his own ratified by-laws that he expects other members to abide by.

💯 Is what it is. #Ghost #StillLearning”I”. #Forever

Hi Sosa I am so glad that I am a non club member. I have respect for all lone wolf riders I. Hope you and your family 👪 have a great Thanksgiving 👍 ride safe. 😀

I love the music in the intro

The worst are the Bills at work or in life, but so are the politicians Keep them comin Sose.

Truth! It applies across the board. Not just MC's.

Talking behind someone's back where I come from best case scenario you just got stitches

Worst bikers I ever seen was the video in Brooklyn, where a group of (biker) trash, attacked a family in an SUV.

Knew a dude that was number 8 all the way. Got a bad out because of how he repped the club with his antics. No time for jokers in a 1% club.

Spot on!!!

SHITTTT brotha in my club one main rule we all enforce ... Number one you ALWAYS have to have a bike registered under you no bike= no patch we will strip it till you get another bike if you wait more then 4 months you gotta prospect when coming back , if your bike breaks down you have 4 weeks to fix it and you cant wear your cut till it is fixed - after all this is a MOTORCYCLE CLUB not some random ass social club shit i seen one dude that even tried to bring it up " can i sell my bike and have a truck so when yall need to cage it" he ended up keeping his bike but EVERYONE looks at this dude different .. to this day and that was shit like maybe 6 months ago

#Ghostin.. thanks for the education. I'm a new rider and your channel is the like the encyclopedia of MC culture...

#Ghostin... Brother Sose... Your Content Keeps Getting Better and Better... If someone doesn't Own a Bike... (w. the Exception that their Bike Temporarily is Wrecked or Down for Repairs) they can Join a Skateboard Club (or a Moped Club or a Car Club or a Stamp Club...a Bike Club is for Bikers)... There are Lots of Rats and Clowns in All Walks of Society...not Limited to Bikers...Take Care who You Spend Time and Hang with...I have Many Aquaintences and Maybe 5 GoodFriends... Your Knowledge is Applicable to All People...Not Just those in MC Clubs...It's Easy to get in Trouble with Your Mouth...Think Twice, Talk Once...Associate w. Good People...We Become a lot like the 5 Friends We Spend the most Time With... God Bless

These are really good points your laying out here. #Ghostin

#GHOSTIN , Thanks for the info !

As the owner of 76 vintage bikes. Y’all clubs give us all a bad rep.. your not clubs. Your gangs.. thugs.. sheeple.. OT lone wolf stepping out. ✌️🇺🇸

4 was the money shot 😂weres bill ?? Bills quiet looking at the corner of the ceiling 😂😂 that's some funny stuff 💯😈🤘 #Ghostin

In my opinion, the worst bikers out there are the ones that think their shit dont stink while riding. This mostly comes from the street bikes, the crotch rocket riders. Although i have seen Harley riders ride with the same attitude, but its rare. Ride with a bit of responsibility and respect for other riders and others on the road. And always stop and help if you see a brother broke down. Thanks Sose!😎🤘 #Ghostin

In 52 years of living the biker life, if I think about it, I'll bet I met guys that filled all ten. Sad.

I'm a sport bike rider myself. I don't wheelie, but I'm known to go fast. The one things I've learned, is that sport or cruiser, some people simply don't like motorcycle riders period, and do shady stuff

True Statements and good advice

#GHOSTIN In my Club we have members who can't ride any more they are to old and crippled to ride they they started our MC in 1959 and have done their time in the saddle

Hi @Sose The Ghost - thank you for the reminder 2 things that were discussed really jump out straight up. 1. Talkin behind other peoples back - real big 1 to me because most of my childhood thats the way it was and that stuff really scarred me even today I absolutley hate it. 2. Not messing in another mans hen house - Im ashamed to admit it thats a trap that will get you killed and the fault is both participants. I have seen a man carry that shame for his entire life, and I have seen the woman involved think its a joke and the goes and tell her husband anyway. Its terrible.

I would assume if a long time member or or well respected had a issue with there bike like a accident or something. The club would throw a party to raise funds to get him/her a bike. Thats helping a brother out. But I guess its not like that.