RASKAL LOVE - Inspiring story of TRG Gangster turned BBoy (Full Documentary - 2012)
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Vanna was initiated into TRG (Tiny Raskal Gang) at the young age of 11years old. He takes us through his life on the streets being homeless and involved in gang violence, to becoming a pioneering break dancer in Seattle during the 90's. Later we learn of his unique story of landing a role in a cult gangster genre film in 2011. This is the inspiring story of a man who against all odds, has the will to strive for more and pursue his dreams.
0:00 - Opening sequence from young homies
1:47 - Byron Q's intro
2:23 - Vanna's family escapes killing fields of Khmer Rouge
2:43 - Arriving in Pomona CA
4:19 - Goofy shows Vanna how to fight
5:29 - Getting into breakdancing
7:11 - first time seeing TRG gang members
8:26 - Vanna's dad gets beat down
9:20 - first time seeing someone get killed
12:50 - Vanna's young homies and why they joined TRG
15:12 - Vanna's first experience gangbanging
16:14 - It was a racial war back in the 90's Pomona
17:54 - A problem with Vanna's family and his father
19:05 - Moving to Washington
22:10 - How TRG got started in Seattle
26:36 - Vanna hears about a breakdancing competition
43:50 - Vanna's mom dies
49:30 - Young homies talk about Vanna
52:13 - After murder of TRG leader the gang splits into 2 factions in Seattle
1:02:56 - Vanna gets into filmmaking
1:05:35 - Vanna gets an email from Byron Q searching for real gangsters for movie
1:07:35 - The Making of Bang Bang
1:15:52 - Vanna has a seizure at work and finds out about a serious medical issue. - Krátké a kreslené filmy
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I work with many South East Asians..They tell me many stories of the struggles they went through in their country!
Like the Khmer Rouge, they never taught us anything about it in school.
Cambodian people are VERY humble but are WARRIORS at heart...
Im Mexican and i respect what your ancestors been through, i learned a lot about your people
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Thanks brother!
TKO GRAFF CREW
Salute to all of you!
Its horrible. What happened in Cambodia is probably one of the worst cases in recorded history. I've heard horrible accounts that i cant even mention.
No better than Hitler. But for some reason you dont learn about it in school.. Im from Chile and people dont know of the dictatorship, mass killings and torture that began on Sept 11, 73 and left our parents traumatized and exiled from their Country.
I learned this early but its only the white mans history that seem to matter
I guess u werent paying attention during history class then 😂
Damn great documentary,I’m Mexican grew up in south L.A. this movie spoke to me..I wish nothing but The best for him!!! Lost a lot of homies to gun violence… this boy is a winner and he will prevail!!!
Thank you Juan, much love homie.
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@@beyondcinema whats good homeboy.. whats up with your homie Pong ( Cripple) solid fool was with him in camp and the halls.. I send mine..
That was one of the best documentaries I’ve ever watched. U could feel him , his pain , his happiness in life. Wow I’m actually speechless
Thank you for the kind words, Aaron. I truly appreciate that.
@@beyondcinema well it’s seriously awesome.
@@RockwithAj what
@@skimaskgank9224 what part are you saying that too lol what it’s pretty blunt. I really like the documentary.
@@RockwithAj Exactly What I Thought, Keep It Like That Buddy.
"cause if he cares about you then you gotta care about him too" shit had me in tears. memories just came roaring in. good doc.
Right just beautiful. Bring back the 90's memories.
It's about values, Vanna valued friendship , family, and loyalty. That's a real G.
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I watch a lot of documentaries and this by far has been the most touching. He is a true inspiration. I'd like to give his wife much respect she's been there from day one and still by his side! She's the definition of a ride or die wife! You both are a true inspiration to so many, I wish ya'll nothing but the best! Thank you for sharing your life, and know its helping so many! Again thank you for this powerful story much love!!!
Thank you Ramona, really appreciate the thoughtful and kind comment here. His wife is definitely a very strong woman and one of a kind. God bless!
49:20 As a father of a daughter and a man who was basically raised by a mother… This quote vanna used was SPOT ON!
“A man who treats his Women like a princess is proof that he was born and raised in the arms of a Queen” 💯💯👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🥹
The part where he talked about his mother got into me!
Growing up with no father and just my mom, it was hard and I definitely know how it feels! My older brother was part of the MOD and he never let me join the gang or be like him! Lazy reminds me a lot of my older brother! My brother got killed in a drive by! Respect to Lazy for being a great role model!
Thank you King, I'm glad you connected with his story. Much love.
Growing up wino father and my mum performed suicide when i was 17. Life is beautiful and horrible.
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I’m sorry for your loss.
This hits deep. Struggles in the 90s from gangs, racism, and family issues. I have been through also. I felt this. Thanks for sharing. Much props. Much love! Stay up, brother!
I wish those gangs could just get along.
They are racist as fuck themselves!
Very few people at the end can say they have lived a full life. Vanna your story is amazing! Keep inspiring the next generation. Salut to you brotha! Stay blessed!
This was a very personal, deep, and inciteful documentary. Thank you for making and sharing it. One love
Thank you so much!
Crazy how this story matches my entire life only difference was in another city hundreds of miles away. Felt like this was a documentary of my life. Great job well told. -Respect
I'm glad you saw that connection and could relate so closely. Thank you for watching!
😆 🤣 😂 😹 ghetto...so your human trash too ??? 😆 🤣
Stop lying. You ain't no b boy
I met some TRGs, YOG, OBS, from Cali back in the day in the 90s. This brings back memories. Thank you for this memory
man idk im mexican and where im from we hispanics, asians, and blacks grew up together
I'm white and grew up with them all too , also Muslims...I got a Filipina baby mom and a Viet wife 4 kids half.. TRG was around we had beef with them for ways jumping people all deep , including stabbing my cousins... I realize now this is really making the devil's work easy and struggle doesn't have a color.. I couldn't join any gang , gangster disciples and folks became my family cuz they excepted me plus we grew up together. CWB. ... ✌️☘️♠️
From California?
The lucky one.
Idk bro but depends on where you grew up its tension like he said. And he’s kinda right in Pomona there was sick racial tension. The SS out there were smoking anyone that wasn’t Raza. If you know you know what years I’m talking about. And news flash it was in the 2000’s
Same here.. We had our beefs at times. Alot, of that was gang shit. But, in the end we're all family. Especially, during hard times.
This documentary is "THE" "BEST" & "SINCERE" documentary that I have ever seen in my 52 years of my life. Vanna is a warrior who fighting through the battle of growing pains. He was born to be a leader even when life throws curve balls at him. Vanna's love for others is so genuine, he is rich with love and that is why his Rascal Family look up to him even if he knows it or not and I truly believe he will not misguide the youth or anyone because he knows how that feel. Blessings are coming his way when he lest expects it.
Thank you for the kind words Miguel! Peace and blessings to you
This real solid!! Good story of a man that used the hard times to push him forward. I did the same!! Sitting here now thinking damn, this sound like my story. I'm literally about to board first class for a company business trip. Life is crazy. Keep pushing never give up. You'll be amazed at your outcome🤙🏾
These guys wasn't hard they were all sucks who couldn't fight!! They carried guns calling each other ni**gs! We used to beat they ass!! They never tested the blacks tho they knew better especially in WEST SEATTLE!!
Powerful movie! Im Laotian, our culture share very similar traditions as Cambodian culture. The part where he talks about having to become a monk, I’ve been there done that. But cremation and pressing that button. Man I shred tears hearing that bc I could never. I remember my first experience standing there thinking to myself what if I had to press that button instead of another family member. That hit hard man. Vanna, I wish the best of life to you man. Thank you for your story.
Hell yeah! Been waiting for this very motivational film. Love every bit of it! Bless bong vanna and his family
This ONE of the best documentaries I’ve seen by far! RASKAL LOVE LAZY youR story made me go so much harder in life BroTheR. I Thank you! Rz till my times up.
The part about his mom, and the parts where his homies show love to him, are really great parts of this great documentary. Good stuff man.
Thank you! yeah, those scenes are my favorite too.
Bro you been a good help this year. I wanted to watch bang bang and now this. This can't get even way better now.
no doubt, glad you found it
Awsome documentary! Was about to sleep but couldn't put it down. It makes me appreciate what I have that other people weren't blessed with. I know Lazy will pull through, there are actually many good people out there. You just need to find them. The enemy Lazy is facing now is the American Healthcare!
Thank you! And yes you're right on the Healthcare part, that's facts!
No man they lazy? Know poor people nothing no power
Felt every pain that Vanna went through! This documentary is very heart felt 🙏 Stayd bless yall!
you too man, thank u
MONO ST
Dude, thanks for making this video. It was good to watch.
Thanks for watching! Please share it with anyone you think might be interested!
Great powerful story with a great message! Respect Vanna and bless your family! Much love from New Zealand! ✌💯
Triumphant. This is what courage and triumph is. Thanks for putting this together i believe this is needed more than ever at this time and im glad to see humanity for the win its not many that you see with the same spirit through so much adversity. This doc. hits close to home being a part of the same generation same wave of immigrant families being basically next door while all of this has been playing out and it gives me hope that at least for the southeast asian group we get to hear a voice speaking for positive outcomes. Thanks again to everyone that made this documentary possible.
Thank you for this!!
Thanks for creating and sharing this awesome documentary. Yessir salute!
I saw this on my playlist for 3 days now and I’m so glad I watched this! OG the world needs ✊🏽
thank u for watching!
Wow. This doc moved me. I remember hearing similar stories to this in Sacramento in the early 90s. Great job with the film. I’m praying for you, Vanna, and your family.
Thank for this comment Aaron, thank you for supporting.
What can we say. An incredible story of adversity. It puts a lot of things into perspective. Vanna, we hope that you and your family can find peace and happiness. Thank you Byron Q for helping to tell this story.
Thank you!
I'm Lao, 37 years old, and grew up in NorCal. The old videos and photos brought memories of my childhood also. Arrived to America in 1990.. life was crazy back then for us Fobs. A lot of my friends were Khmer, Hmong, and Mexicans. Great times man
Legendary! This is a unique story that you can relate to if you seen and been around this type of lifestyle. Doesn’t matter what your upbringing comes from everyone has struggles all that matters is how you push through it! Wishing each and everyone a happy new year and much blessings to come your way 🇰🇭🇱🇦🇹🇭
Thank you Tommy
Good doc my respect to them T.R.G I'm Mexican n from LONG BEACH grew up on that real gang war between T.R.G n LONGOS shit was real crazy, seen them get down..that war still gos on but not like it use to.. hell me n my cousins got chase by them as a youngsters on Anaheim n Lewis that jack in the box on the corner.. but I got alot luv for my Asians brothers n sisters they have a beautiful culture.. much luv
Much love homie, thank you for your comment
That's dope bro !!!!! Your a g for showing respect to the rivals
This is a beautifully made documentary and I hope all is well and pray for my asian brothers and sisters that feel trapped in the game. Thank you Vanna for showing that HOPE is not fictional.
thank you fam
This documentary made me gain some inspiration and definitely knowing that I'm not alone and struggling in the past. I've made big mistakes as well as a young buck, I truly loved and had passion for football when I was in highschool but going through so much obstacles and bad terms I wasn't able to be in the right track or had any support. Being an Asian American is tough and not being recognized. I am Hmong and I got love for all my Asians shout out to the Lao, Cambodian, Vietnamese and ect brothers and the one's who still making it out the hood one love.
Thank you for sharing brother, much love!
Indochina Asian’s have been through a lot especially Laos,Burma,Vietnam,Cambodia majority grew up with a lot political oppression and wars … violence and hardships is nothing new to us we’re really resilient cultures with a lot of pride and honour …
Respect to all South East Asians around the world from Australia.
Was up my bro keeping real 100% with ya …
What’s up bro! I live in Fresno, we have a lot of Hmong here. I have many Hmong friends. Good people. They’re the ones who got me into southeast Asian food, now my whole family loves that food.
I watch the whole thing & is worth every second of it. Beautifully made. Thank you from the Bay Area
Thank you so much! I'm from the bay too
God Bless this young Man and his family. I too grew up poor, the oldest of 5, 1 little sister and three little brothers we lost our mom to cancer when I was 17. It was devastating, I know first hand what it's like unfortunately. Don't stop fighting Young Man, keep pushing.💪🏾💯
I'm glad Vanna made it through! That story about his mom passing & him and his brother becoming monks was really sad & I felt that🙏🏽.
Thanks for watching his story.
Speechless.. Prayers to Vanna and his family!
Your the real deal bro, always keeping it real 💯. Hope for a better future for you and your family!
Was born in the 80s and grew up in the 90s in California I was affiliated with Asian gangs. This documentary touched me. Much love.
thank you for watching!
This documentary was hella deep and I liked how Vanna valued friendship big time! Learning these words of wisdom helped me be a better person each day! It also got to me how he lost his mom bc I lost mine early and especially with my dad! I tell myself that there will be better days while they watch over me! 🙏🏽
thank you for the comment and for sharing! Much love fam
Mad props on staying out of that victim mentality most of us do cope. Stay 💪
Been waiting for this!!!
What up G, man you can tell this cat Vanna they are interviewing in this documentary has some emotion in his eyes.. you can see the Pain he has felt and lived thru in his life.. his eyes tell a story for real
You have my respect Vanna, even though I don’t know you, I’m also Khmer. I too went through similar situation you and your family went through. I’m from San Diego, the difference is that Khmer gangsters in San Diego used to always beating me up. I left to Seattle in 92 right after I graduated from college. I got jumped by OLB,I was wearing blue when I visited my older brother in Rainier. I was never involved in gangs but I have lots friends that were in the gang. One of my close friend I grew up with in San Diego found out I was jumped. So him and his friends drove non stop from Long Beach to Seattle with intent to search for the guys that jumped me. I told my friend to not do anything about it. Years passed after I ran into the very same individuals that jumped me while I was attorney in the City of Olympia. I was the able to get most of the charges dropped and helped these individuals get less sentences. It’s funny how life works sometimes.
I wish you the best on endeavor Vanna and to those that are struggling. Life is tough but we can be tougher then life.
Thank you so much for sharing your story, I'm sure Vanna will appreciate this.
Thats cool live and let live shit gets old everybody I know is doing good or on dope with they kids doing heavy time it turns into generational curse sometimes thats why say stay out the way.
Damn touching documentary and heart go out to vanna on the full recovery and struggles and continue to strive. We all need that path of enlightenment and peace.
thank you bro, well said.
Man everyone so stuck on the race factor… it’s a damn shame .. this is such an honorable man and it’s sad people have more interest in helping celebrities these days then helping the people who do nothing but help others throughout there lives. This story genuinely has inspired and motivated me even if i never had the hard life as some of these guys. It’s about breaking through oppression and your own trials and moving forward to become a positive impact on people’s lives through our passions .. god please watch over this man and his family may your blessings fill every area of their lives. Amen. Really a great film that i would recommend every person in America watches.. really just could go on about how this has touched me… thank you to Vanna and to the team or individual that filmed this .. really great work.
Thank you Elijah, this means a lot to us! Much respect brother, God bless you and your family.
I watched video of Selena Gomes going live on some crap,and people instantly starged with the $$ donation...to Selena who's net worth is around 800 million dollars and what's even worse,something you can bet your life on,most of those people who donated her all that money,never helped poor person in their life.
Met you at muckleshoot last night. Thanks for the Love. Respect ❤️
Hell yeah. Been waiting for this. Thanks. Everybody let the adds play so they can make some money. 👍
I remember those projects in pomona. My parents used to take our family there to visit their friends when i was around 7-8 years old back in the years of 93-94. The asian girls in pomona that were in jr high were all talking about TRG. They were the most popular thing back then.
This is very inspirational, Prayers to Vanna and his family from the Philippines.
Thank you!
The 90’s were the best times of my life. I was born in November of ‘78 so the 90’s was my era.
hell yeaah!
Me 2 my bro!!
Raised in Seattle, went to Mercer middle school on beacon hill. I knew everyone in the town when it came to hip hop, the gang life, parties, even know DV one. 78 baby, what a trip.
@@mr.kweeks5086 78 Baby!! Scorpio…we grew up in special times. The back end of the crack era, which was the intro to the meth era. I remember seeing Oliver North on the news everyday because of the Iran Contra scandal. Which I really paid no mind to back then but as we know about it now, was the Reagan Era cocaine smuggling military operation that would get Rick Ross’ life sentence over turned. One of my older brothers joined The Marines right after high school and went off to fight in The Gulf War in 1991. I was 12 years old and he was 18 on the front line fighting a war. The beauty of it all…what makes everything so memorable even to this day is all the great music from that era. It was the dawn of all Hip Hop/Rap. Everything was new and original and was good! It was also the dawn of the grunge/alternative music scene and that sound was cool af too. What I wouldn’t give to go back to spend a day in the 90’s….
thanks for the upload 🙏
You got it!
Extensive and very well made documentary. Kudos to the team and everyone in here. Much love from Nepal!
Thank you so much!
Great story and documentary! Watched every second of it ! Best of luck Vanna!
dayum u guys r family. i grew up with u guys in MD. LAZY much love brother. 1 thing 4 sure is that life is hard but it makes us stronger. i havent shed tears like this in a while. just makes me thx my mother. thx my life my wife & my son. love ya
Finally! I was looking for this Documentary since I saw the Trailer atleast 10 years ago😂
Thank you for this Upload
haha well better late than never! Hope you enjoy!
@@beyondcinema you did a great job with this Documentary. Thanks for sharing it with us.
Greetings from Germany
@@theeverydayillusion7790 Danke!! I lived in Hamburg for 4yrs! :D
Thanks for finally releasing the movie “bang bang” and raskal documentary on youtube after so many years. Fsho gonna smoke one and watch soon
I thought that he was green lighted for Telling on his friends on that shooting that happened around his block the narcs rolled up on him let him go the next day and three of his homies went down for 187 ,211,charges that’s cray to see this now I guess it’s reap what you sole !!!!
@@terminatorsalvaje6521 good riddance 😆 🤣 😂
This brought back Hella memories... I remember when all my Cambodian friends from Hollyway came to Fremont killing break dancing. My boys transition to TRG either Hollyway or Waters Street. Dope documentary.
This film was VERY well put together. I enjoyed every second of it. Informative for sure! Well done!
Thank you so much for the kind words brother! We appreciate that!
Your an inspirational guy and I wish you nothing but success and happiness for the rest of your life.
You got this bruv.
We need more people like lazy to inspire the young to do and be better. Don't let your situation or environment to define you. Look beyond the clouds and you'll see the sky.
100%
LOL Let's ALL JOIN A GANG!!
This gave me chills. I'm happy he recovered. This hits me, being surrounded by gang members and all and part of it. I know how it all goes down at the end.
Whatever... Why can't you guys create your own culture I hope you know everything you copyrighted is from BLACK PEOPLE..... Stay out our culture
@@Coco-xw3wp ok will do, sorry. For me was just growing around the culture.
I grew up in Lowell Ma and i have a bunch of good friends who are TRG as well as many other Asian sets! They are some of the most loyal honest guys i have ever know! This was a very well done documentary!
Much love bro! Thank you for the kind words!
Lowell baby!🤘🤘🤘 iv met a few myself can't really talk about the story but they are awesome people great BBQs and they always got your back if you show respect
Much Love and Respect from Daygo!!✊🏾
Finally get to see this documentary i must say it's by far one of the best
thank u, appreciate it.
Interesting documentary. Many of my buddies joined the gangs growing up in the early 90s. And many joined for similar reasons as Vanna ...to band together in a new environment.
Love this documentary! Hope Vanna and family are doing well.
I just finished this Documentary, it was really great. It shows us that anything is possible when you set your mind to it stay positive and humble and true to your friends and family
Just randomly came across this video,what an incredible documentary! I can totally relate with Vanna I went through almost the same things he went through,wishing you and your family good health and good fortune Vanna…
If you can relate, this documentary hits harder than getting jumped in. Great work 👏
Appreciate that
I am filled with memories as I watch this documentary. Thank you for creating and sharing this documentary.
so glad to hear that man I appreciate you leaving a comment!
I'VE BEEN WAITING A LONG ASS TIME 2 SEE THIS & FINALLY I CAN CHECK IT OUT!!!! THANX
haha glad you got to see it finnally!
Great documentary. I’m from Long Beach CA, Mexican American. I’ve lost homeboys to TRG. Glad to see gang banging is dying out. Peace, 2022.
Byron Q. Good depiction of urban youth from poverty. Hip Hop has always provided a haven from abuse. It’s just sad crime continues to be the underlying symptom of it. God bless the youth.
Excellent Documentary. Wishing Vanna and his family all the best.
Thank you Brian
as a fellow cambodian...from half way across the world in different country..i feel vannas pain..especially when he talks about his mother...it hit me hard. its like im listening to myself speak. alot of similarities.
What an great documentary. I just moved to the Seattle area a few years ago from LA. Nice to know more history about the city I left and moved onto.
thanks for watching!
Just came across this documentary, very enlightening and interesting. Hope Vanna is doing much better!! Nuff respect!
Thank you for the love, Sylvia! God bless!
seriously been wanting too watch this when first heard about it thanks too u I can finally watch cheers mate
happy new year coming from a khmai from australia :))
Thanks fam!
Great job on this documentary. Props to da producer and casts. Hope da homie doing well
Vanna is like a diamond created through the pressures of life
Documentary kept me hanging on til the very end! Guess I'll check out Bang Bang now!
This was much needed
I grew up in Outskirts of Houston and in Mexico for a little bit. Life was definitely a struggle. I grew up with Vietnamese and Cambodians in Galveston, we became brothers. When I went to visit my family in CA, i got along with these dudes real good. Every city I would visit (we all from the hood every city) we would get along real good because of the similarities in life we had. Idaho, Kansas, Tennessee, Florida, Michigan, Indiana, NewMexico, and Cali are places i have family in that ive been to, and the hood is very similar every place.
I’m from Houston I never knew there was Asians in Galveston
@@CarlosLopez-sf6sg in the 70's and 80's from Kemah to Galveston. All the shrimpers. Now they work in machine shops over by Cypress yes sir.
very sobering story you got to admire his positivity and for having the confidence
thanks for the kind words!
I grew up in Seattle during the 90’s gangland culture. It was crazy. TRG was deep in KCDC. Every-time I got locked up in juvenile TRG basically ran the joint.
The gang i associated with was a mixed race. We knew folks BGD in the CD, asian bloods, Mad Pak, west side Samoan gang, BSP, Bay Side Posse, Filipino gang, UBN, another Samoan gang in south Seattle. Lime street Piru, elm street piru, all from the CD.
You mean Bad Side Posse? Every time I was in KCYDC YOT and TRG were beefin.
@@jeremyread1202 bay side pinoy
I remember going to Jefferson community center for practice and battles, those were the days breaking was hot and we all had so many struggles happy for today,, thanks for sharing this video.
Lazy seems like a good friend, brother, son, cousin, and a genuine person. He is like a older brother that guides his younger bros and point em" straight towards sucess. Great documentary about life in Seattle early 80's and 90's. Hope all is well because he seems like a very knowledgeable guy.
Thank u for the kind words! He would appreciate this very much
man I'm glad I found this brought back all my memories gracias ✊🏾
haha glad you found it homie, much love! Thanks for watching!
Amazing documentary!!! Praying for Vanna's health and keeping him and his family in healing prayers 🙏
Thank you so much!
Been wanting to watch this documentary for a long time! I watched Bang Bang first with Thai. I completely did not notice Vanna was in the film. This was fantastic. Thank you Byron Q !
yooo thanks Andrei! I appreciate the kind words!
He is the perfect human example how people shud live.. May God bless him with lots of love and peace.
Great doc & Vanna's no doubt a captivating & a powerful speaker when he needs to be..
Thank you Pras G
Lazy, you truly are an inspiration. A very rare individual that no matter your race, background or age, anyone who is really honest with themselves could ONLY have complete respect for you and your journey through this life. Your story will always remain in my thoughts as well as my approach. In my prayers, brother.
Thank you Robert I'll pass this heart felt message to him and his fam. We appreciate your love and support.
A born leader
Man! This video got me! Love your story brother!
This needs to be on netflix.Its that good.
I wasn’t going to watch all of it right now but I couldn’t put it down amazingly done
thank you for the kind words! Really appreciate it!
That’s the real. I hope things get better for him both financially and continued health.
This Dope ass Documentary I been trying watch this for The longest and it finally out ..... ❤️💯
Thanks Uso!