These homeboys are old friends of mine I grew up in the pico gardens housing projects from 1965 to1995. The vato in the shades is a guy named Mando Pallan whom I know his entire family. He ended up joining the Marines and then attended a univesity to become successful. My name is Juan Luis Escamilla a.k.a. John. Viva la Raza, viva E.L.A., viva boyle heights, and viva the U.S.A.
RenderDistance respect to you big homie. I wish I could sit down with hiii Ali and speak onn some of these topics and how you feel about them now and your adversity you faced until now and even ones you do now. You hear of the Mexica Movement? I’m sure you have living in Ca
I grew up with all these vatos too viva chonga hills....The one whos house theyre at tried robbin a bank in east la with 2 other men and were all killed. Sad life. Nothings changed
I used to talk like that. I can't believe Chicano kids have always sounded like that, even decades before I was born in the 70's... our culture is one of a kind. It all sounds too familiar. Todos somos familia. No cabe duda
-These guys are like we were. Talking out problems & things. Difference, we're Puerto Ricans & blacks in NY, with more Mexicans coming up over here now. In Cali it's always spring & summer. But same situations for decades over here, with some gangs & sone smaller crews going around looking for trouble. It's good to see some who are talking about the same real life things & not wanting to attack, beat & kill, for everything from retaliations to bs. Stay strong for you, your families, your bros, your honeys, stay out of lock up if you can, & stay positive. Peace.
Everything starts in elementary but the hardest obstacle is Jr High. I grew up in City Terrace but when I started 7th grade I had to do to Belvedere JrH. Man let me tell you it was messed up. Dealing with dudes from other gangs who would try to jump you because you lived up the hill. For those of you familiar with the area you know what I am talking about. Made in to collage anf looking for a better life. Miss the old days, just wish I knew then what I know now. Echenle gana raza!. God bless!!
jorge Gonzalez Hey I like what you said, I went to a school, where the majority, was Anglo, and the Chicanos homies I kicked it were real tight. In some of my classes were nothing but whites, but nothing ever stopped me from persuing my Education..
I went to Belvedere Jr High too I lived around el pino in the mid 90's imagine walking it to school and after school..so many hoods I had to pass by lol.
I grew up in Boyle Heights went to Hollenbeck Jr. High and then to Roosevelt, and its true that its all up to you and you can leave your varrio behind and become somebody or stay there and be always wondering what if. I love my old varrio and all the families and neighbors because in the end its those people you can always count on. The most important things in life are God, family, true friends and my country that offers me the freedom to practice and enjoy these things
This kid in the shades has it right. It all starts in elementary. That's why you got the affluent parents putting their kids in good elementary schools. It all starts with the right direction. I hope to God the kids in the neighborhoods realize that no one is going to keep you down, but no one is going to help you up either. You gotta put "ganas" into it. It's well worth it in the end.
Chicano Power Viva La Raza !!!!!!!!!! This dude withe the shades and a few others were dropping some serious knowledge. This video needs to be posted is other varrio sections/catagories. I hope this person is stiil around today and id he is he is probably a community activist for Chicanos. I was bor in Los Angeles in 1968 and raised in the HUB city Compton and today this still applies. Chicano Power.
When you look at LA back then it still looked a lot like Mexico outside all that land used to be Mexico, all that beautiful greenery and land used to be so beautiful! Now the beauty of nature is difficult to see it has been destroyed a lot.
@@adms8169 yes and everything else, pollution, overcrowded, so many more buildings, freeways,.. if you look at how everything looks back then in the video here it was nature lovers paradise. California was a paradise, Now not so much in my opinion. I'm from Orange County Ca, OC used to be part of LA county back in the day so it's very similar, I just wish I would've been around to enjoy it back in those times, but I guess it goes for everywhere, the earth is being destroyed one way or another, nothing is the same.
I have lived in San Diego for over 40 years. I remember how things were in the 70s before they put up houses and businesses everywhere. People have to live and work somewhere. Take a road trip across our great country and you will see there is still so much open land, just not on the coastal regions.
LA was so much better before the 2000's? Now everything is getting bad to worse as time passes by it really sucks! LA has gone out of control there's a lot of pollution, expensive homes and apartment, overcrowded and homelessness. Even latino families are moving because the rent is too high and the house owner kicking them out. I missed the old years!!! LA use to be Greenery I love nature now... I don't have words.
The new generation will never understand the shit we as kids had to face, harsh realities and pains that a kid shouldn't endure, we had to make decisions in the moment, Ines that could change your life forever, to survive the harsh streets, I grew up in the end of it all, when you'd kids were still being raised to be part of the gang, your barrio, my family molded me to become a good member dedicated to his hood and his familia, we grew up now, learned from our mistakes and changed our lives for the better..well most of us..but forever will we just be some chicano from the barrios of East la , I can be rich but my character and my strength comes from the bullshit we had to deal with. Graffiti and music saved my life, the world is yours . R.i.p to all the homies.
Thanks for your comment. It's kind of a shame more people haven't viewed this clip to think about and learn from what the homie has to say. Guess the more spectacular stuff will always be more popular though.
Im from LA and I've lived in south central and compton and east LA and i gotta say i.kinda grew up in the east LA projects Estrada courts and it was hard but fun cuz theres was always something to do in our project and east LA and now i live in the nor cal in the bay and over here aint aint shit like los angeles bunch of wanna b niggas over here just gotta say i miss my city and projects and my grandma still been living there for like 20 years or more,theres just aint nothing like L.A. Baby:))
Up North (Bay Area) is boring asf and the raza here just don't know. Maybe all the gluten free veggie tortillas went straight to their heads. I miss LA too.
This is how it should be today with the homeboys! Guide these youngsters, don't mislead them! 💯 They look up to older vatos like me, and want to follow in our footsteps and all that! Show them a better way homies! And if you're a youngster, and reading this comment, Stay In School little homie! La neta!
Estos vatos son EsteLAnos ese, takes a special kind of breed to live and survive in East LA. Once you make it out like the vato philosopher, nothing else in life phases you. Soy orgulloso de ser puro EsteLAno, 100% ese!
@@Scarysmileyxx This is an excerpt from the documentary Homeboys, shot in 1978 released in 1979. If you would like to see the entire film entire film unmutilated and support the fimmakers here is the link vimeo.com/ondemand/homeboys
So true ....thats how it was growing up in Boyle Heights..i remember going to hollenbeck jr always rumbles between different clikas ..White Fence , Primera Flats, 3rs st , Vickystown , MCF , Cuatro Flats , VNE , 8st , Tiny Boys , Evergreen... rumble fights at hollenbeck park after school lol shit was crazy
Jackson I forgot about that school. My dad use to always talk about Jackson when I was a kid. My dad went to schools in ELA, and ended up in Jackson. RIP DAVID ESPARZA
Thanks for the comments RB. Some very interesting you've got too. You might want to check out my Flickr under the name KID DEUCE. There are several sets with old school barrio stuff inclucding graffiti that I photographed back in the early '70s.
Dang i love these videos when i see people like me.im hispanic chicano .born and raised in usa and my first language is English.i grew up in west Texas and it seemed first language was english besides the parents but it was also not mexico spanish.i moved to Oklahoma at age 12 and my world flipped upside down.nothin but mexico mexicans here and they just didnt like chicanos.u could see in there faces.i was born in usa but i felt like i was the immigrant.then i see these old videos and it brings me up but at the same time feel bad cause it just sucked be forced into something as a kid
Me to and when we would go 2 school toke up before we get there before and take visien and colone for we won't smell lol then meet with the others and then split for class .. Those were the days..
Deja que hablen los demas 😂 I was trying to lisen to what the other guys had to say but that guy wouldn't stop maybe he later became a preacher or something lol
good flick. i still think that raza sleeps on corky gonzalez.. even raza in movements today, like lifestyle changed the capacity of political war, its not the same causa as then honestly
Their projects where destroyed only to bulid other low housing units just like projects Primera has majority...Yes 4Flats is still there by The Mobb Crew 13 ...East L.A. trece is by Montebello Commerce now ...Al Capone 13 is in West Covina now... And clarence st is deceased
@@moshiacsun6573 so then they all had to go to some other places.. I bet there all in there 50s by know those videos where from the 80s when my gf was around there age range I wasn't even born until 85..
its true what that vato said...u try to do good nd avoid getting kicked out...u try to avoid drama but drama always seems to find u...nd yea u dnt look for problems but theres always sum foo thats gonna start shit...nd in the end u end up getting blamed for it nd u pay the concequences. thas reality.
Chales! It's not only the teachers responsibility, it's also the person. If a person wants to change and make a better life for him and his family then that person needs to start with himself and not blame anyone else.
I remember when i came to united states from michoacan in 1985 alot of the chincanos were really racist to their own people but then again there those who were good people
True Talk from Real Homies who handled things hands on face to face con respeto class and honor...This has a Good message that still rings true decades later... Try homiezmusic bigcartel com online shop
I grew up in Aliso Village projects and nobody used to like people from AV projects. Staying in school is the easiest way to go about it. Do this lil homies. Get a Bachelor's degree on Economics then you get a Masters in Business Administrations, its called an MBA. Thats how Donald Trumps kids roll. Running a small business is hard and ridky. Therefore, they are gonna pay you to run somebodys business, just make sure you get a pension and a severance pay clause in your deal. The thing i regret the most is not listening to my mom and dad. My mom and dad hated weed. Dont smoke weed or cigarettes. Dont even try drinking alcohol, alcohol is the worst manipulating hurtful drug. Dont do any lines or hit a pipe. Drugs break up famillies and break up dreams. And God wants to unite famillies and lives. Live a kosher life, im jewish and struggling with substance abuse. My relationship with YHVH has helped me tremendously. Sharing in groups has also aid me in analizing my self. Keep your head up. ☝ Psalm 84:11 For Jehovah God is a sun and a shield; He gives favor and glory. Jehovah will not hold back anything good From those walking in integrity. Dont let me down, i better not see you hanging around wasting time. Read! The most important thing you need in life is God, but a big vocabulary n English and Spanish. Get advanced in English grammar, its hard to be articulate with out a big vocabulary. Plus you need good English grammar so when your ready to write your Business Plan. Stay away from dope and gangs. Go get into Law Enforcement, them dudes make alot of money now. Plus, remember your looking for a job with a pension. Always think 2 steps ahead and plan on your senior years. I never dreamt that i would make it to 47. If i would have thought that i was gonna make it to 47, i would have had a retirement plan. Dont let us down! Get out of yourselve, volunteer, donate, and do charity work. If you do good, please remember to keep the orphans in mind, God will bless you if you adopt a kid. I dont recommend dogs, because dogs are a big distraction in a developing kids mind. Stay focus. And you help the next generation.
This is an excerpt from the documentary Homeboys, shot in 1978 released in 1979. If you would like to see the entire film entire film unmutilated and support the fimmakers here is the link vimeo.com/ondemand/homeboys
After learning the hard way i also gotta say stay in school lil homies Learn a trade itll pay off Trust me Dont be like me all stubborn and waste alot of your youth busting ass working hard for shit wages
Dam im almost 46 now. I moved away from it all. Went to college. And you stiil cant take that sense of home. In me. Ive seen and been through some crazy shit. We as a culture need to help. Those who cam make it out.
Jackson school is closed down. I new older gentlemen that attended. They grew up to be great men. I’m just glad this actually conveys a positive message, education is the key. When I was growing up in the pjs Pico Aliso, it was a greater chance you would go to prison than a prestigious university. Viva la Raza.
This is an excerpt from the documentary Homeboys, shot in 1978 released in 1979. If you would like to see the entire film entire film unmutilated and support the fimmakers here is the link vimeo.com/ondemand/homeboys
These homeboys are old friends of mine I grew up in the pico gardens housing projects from 1965 to1995. The vato in the shades is a guy named Mando Pallan whom I know his entire family. He ended up joining the Marines and then attended a univesity to become successful. My name is Juan Luis Escamilla a.k.a. John. Viva la Raza, viva E.L.A., viva boyle heights, and viva the U.S.A.
RenderDistance respect to you big homie. I wish I could sit down with hiii Ali and speak onn some of these topics and how you feel about them now and your adversity you faced until now and even ones you do now.
You hear of the Mexica Movement? I’m sure you have living in Ca
Do you remember these other Homeboys names? They seemed intelligent!
I wonder how old you are now life goes quick
Damn thats wassup big homie much respect..my hboy was from white fence
I grew up with all these vatos too viva chonga hills....The one whos house theyre at tried robbin a bank in east la with 2 other men and were all killed. Sad life. Nothings changed
I used to talk like that. I can't believe Chicano kids have always sounded like that, even decades before I was born in the 70's... our culture is one of a kind. It all sounds too familiar. Todos somos familia. No cabe duda
Cedar Poplar I thought the same thing to I hear my self and my homeboys haha
Dudes make more sense then the youth nowadays serio
This is called a Junta where homies had regular meetings and discussed any issues beefs ideas and news...a sort of a board meeting in the Barrio
You've an amazing YT channel. Love the vintage barrio videos. Thanks.
They're all scraps now lol
-These guys are like we were. Talking out problems & things. Difference, we're Puerto Ricans & blacks in NY, with more Mexicans coming up over here now. In Cali it's always spring & summer. But same situations for decades over here, with some gangs & sone smaller crews going around looking for trouble. It's good to see some who are talking about the same real life things & not wanting to attack, beat & kill, for everything from retaliations to bs. Stay strong for you, your families, your bros, your honeys, stay out of lock up if you can, & stay positive. Peace.
Everything starts in elementary but the hardest obstacle is Jr High. I grew up in City Terrace but when I started 7th grade I had to do to Belvedere JrH. Man let me tell you it was messed up. Dealing with dudes from other gangs who would try to jump you because you lived up the hill. For those of you familiar with the area you know what I am talking about. Made in to collage anf looking for a better life. Miss the old days, just wish I knew then what I know now. Echenle gana raza!. God bless!!
I can agree. I grew up in city terrace as well. Went to city terrace Elementary but was sent to el sereno jr high. It was pretty bad too.
jorge Gonzalez Hey I like what you said, I went to a school, where the majority, was Anglo, and the Chicanos homies I kicked it were real tight. In some of my classes were nothing but whites, but nothing ever stopped me from persuing my Education..
🏴☠🦁🤴🏻😎 brown pride always ese
I went to Belvedere Jr High too I lived around el pino in the mid 90's imagine walking it to school and after school..so many hoods I had to pass by lol.
I grew up in Aliso Village and i too had to walk to school like about 5 miles and going through hoods and nobody liked the people from the projects.
this is true i was in that cycle... STAY IN SCHOOL lil homies...
Fuk school old vato !
Oraleeee
I grew up in Boyle Heights went to Hollenbeck Jr. High and then to Roosevelt, and its true that its all up to you and you can leave your varrio behind and become somebody or stay there and be always wondering what if. I love my old varrio and all the families and neighbors because in the end its those people you can always count on. The most important things in life are God, family, true friends and my country that offers me the freedom to practice and enjoy these things
"Old School Homeboys", "Whitter Blvd. Cruising" and "Barrio Wedding" are all part of the same film. 90 percent of the whole thing has been uploaded.
kideuce good Flix carnal, love the old footage, reminds me of growing up in La Puente as a kid in the 80’s.
What’s the film called to find it?
Hola.en que parte de los angeles esta este barrio?? Saludo desde 🇦🇷
@@chokokookies2610son de la pandilla Cuatro Flats" este barrio se encuentra en Boyle Heights
@@chokokookies2610 Esto es East Los/ Boyle Heights area. El corazon de todo Chicanismo en California y Chicanismo en general.
@marcosrg24 the name of this documentary is homeboys filmed in 1979 look it up at imdb.
Carlos Vitela Thank You was wondering if there was s second part to this Gracias 😎
This kid in the shades has it right. It all starts in elementary. That's why you got the affluent parents putting their kids in good elementary schools. It all starts with the right direction. I hope to God the kids in the neighborhoods realize that no one is going to keep you down, but no one is going to help you up either. You gotta put "ganas" into it. It's well worth it in the end.
Chicano Power Viva La Raza !!!!!!!!!! This dude withe the shades and a few others were dropping some serious knowledge. This video needs to be posted is other varrio sections/catagories. I hope this person is stiil around today and id he is he is probably a community activist for Chicanos. I was bor in Los Angeles in 1968 and raised in the HUB city Compton and today this still applies. Chicano Power.
What was it like in the 70's, 80's and 90's?
After the conversation, they start huffing paint.
When you look at LA back then it still looked a lot like Mexico outside all that land used to be Mexico, all that beautiful greenery and land used to be so beautiful! Now the beauty of nature is difficult to see it has been destroyed a lot.
You mean like high-rises getting in the way or what?
@@adms8169 yes and everything else, pollution, overcrowded, so many more buildings, freeways,.. if you look at how everything looks back then in the video here it was nature lovers paradise. California was a paradise, Now not so much in my opinion. I'm from Orange County Ca, OC used to be part of LA county back in the day so it's very similar, I just wish I would've been around to enjoy it back in those times, but I guess it goes for everywhere, the earth is being destroyed one way or another, nothing is the same.
I have lived in San Diego for over 40 years. I remember how things were in the 70s before they put up houses and businesses everywhere. People have to live and work somewhere. Take a road trip across our great country and you will see there is still so much open land, just not on the coastal regions.
LA was so much better before the 2000's? Now everything is getting bad to worse as time passes by it really sucks! LA has gone out of control there's a lot of pollution, expensive homes and apartment, overcrowded and homelessness. Even latino families are moving because the rent is too high and the house owner kicking them out. I missed the old years!!! LA use to be Greenery I love nature now... I don't have words.
I thought they were going to go to work
There going to there hangout place instead of school..
They just want a job, purpose and acceptance like everyone else.
The new generation will never understand the shit we as kids had to face, harsh realities and pains that a kid shouldn't endure, we had to make decisions in the moment, Ines that could change your life forever, to survive the harsh streets, I grew up in the end of it all, when you'd kids were still being raised to be part of the gang, your barrio, my family molded me to become a good member dedicated to his hood and his familia, we grew up now, learned from our mistakes and changed our lives for the better..well most of us..but forever will we just be some chicano from the barrios of East la , I can be rich but my character and my strength comes from the bullshit we had to deal with. Graffiti and music saved my life, the world is yours . R.i.p to all the homies.
Thanks for your comment. It's kind of a shame more people haven't viewed this clip to think about and learn from what the homie has to say. Guess the more spectacular stuff will always be more popular though.
Alot of people should get on here and drop comments like this.
insted of disrespecting different neighborhoods.. thumbs up boy.
Im from LA and I've lived in south central and compton and east LA and i gotta say i.kinda grew up in the east LA projects Estrada courts and it was hard but fun cuz theres was always something to do in our project and east LA and now i live in the nor cal in the bay and over here aint aint shit like los angeles bunch of wanna b niggas over here just gotta say i miss my city and projects and my grandma still been living there for like 20 years or more,theres just aint nothing like L.A. Baby:))
Nothing like LOS.
You truly miss L.A don't you?
Up North (Bay Area) is boring asf and the raza here just don't know. Maybe all the gluten free veggie tortillas went straight to their heads. I miss LA too.
Que no!?💯💪
This is how it should be today with the homeboys! Guide these youngsters, don't mislead them! 💯 They look up to older vatos like me, and want to follow in our footsteps and all that! Show them a better way homies! And if you're a youngster, and reading this comment, Stay In School little homie! La neta!
Estos vatos son EsteLAnos ese, takes a special kind of breed to live and survive in East LA. Once you make it out like the vato philosopher, nothing else in life phases you. Soy orgulloso de ser puro EsteLAno, 100% ese!
Nice...when back then it was about family...orale
somos chicanos somos Indios. "Nativos Americanso" somos De esta tierra
5:24 A YOUNG RICHARD RAMIREZ THE NIGHT STALKER
That foo was a vato loco too
Dawg wore wingtips y todo
This fucking guy with his so-called words of wisdom. If only he could see himself in this video today
I miss Chicano movies. Wtf happened to them?
Just wait on it 👀
@@Scarysmileyxx This is an excerpt from the documentary Homeboys, shot in 1978 released in 1979. If you would like to see the entire film entire film unmutilated and support the fimmakers here is the link
vimeo.com/ondemand/homeboys
The baby was alone taking a bird bath tho...
I think I had a beer right there when I lived in LA if that was Hollywood didn't know it was a turf 😮
A piano fell on my head...
Consequences...
Vergas, this gave me chills. Left the quadra about 4 years ago. Going back for the first time in a few weeks.
Wished I had a group like this,everybody's a leader listening to each other...18 y/o old soul.
Good 👍 video grew up in East Los Angeles 70's 80s 90s
So true ....thats how it was growing up in Boyle Heights..i remember going to hollenbeck jr always rumbles between different clikas ..White Fence , Primera Flats, 3rs st , Vickystown , MCF , Cuatro Flats , VNE , 8st , Tiny Boys , Evergreen... rumble fights at hollenbeck park after school lol shit was crazy
State street.
Going thru shortcuts used to be a daily life thang
I wonder where a lot of these guys are today ?Hopefully they found their groove
Alot of homies my age are homeless. Im 47 and im seeing alot of homies my age homeless.
Jackson I forgot about that school. My dad use to always talk about Jackson when I was a kid. My dad went to schools in ELA, and ended up in Jackson. RIP DAVID ESPARZA
Thanks for the comments RB. Some very interesting you've got too. You might want to check out my Flickr under the name KID DEUCE. There are several sets with old school barrio stuff inclucding graffiti that I photographed back in the early '70s.
kideuce Thank You for posting this videos up 😎
Damn all these young men have great potential and great intelligence victims to environment
Keep posting these videos..
real talk from real Gs
Badass 70's
Wheres the whole video? This is a good movie
😅😅😅😅😅😅hahaha hahaha Lol 😂 funny ass fuck the vato was huffing paint y Toda la Madre que vatos serio mis respetos ese
Orale Ese when vatos had slick back hair ESE
Much love to all the big homies, mis respetos.
Dang i love these videos when i see people like me.im hispanic chicano .born and raised in usa and my first language is English.i grew up in west Texas and it seemed first language was english besides the parents but it was also not mexico spanish.i moved to Oklahoma at age 12 and my world flipped upside down.nothin but mexico mexicans here and they just didnt like chicanos.u could see in there faces.i was born in usa but i felt like i was the immigrant.then i see these old videos and it brings me up but at the same time feel bad cause it just sucked be forced into something as a kid
LOVE HOW THE VIDEO ENDS..........NOT!!! WTF HOLMES?
The guy with the shades was one pretty smart dude, speaking facts... 👍😎
We need an update on these cats, if they went to college or started a family and got a job etc.
Patrick Clark I agree
Lol I use to always walk in my homeboys house & wake him so we can smoke everyday...good times
Firme
Lol.... 😂
Me to and when we would go 2 school toke up before we get there before and take visien and colone for we won't smell lol then meet with the others and then split for class .. Those were the days..
@@betod3113 those r da dayz 💀 im an 04 foo but me n ma home boyz do dat shit 2 smoke before skool go late n go 2 our classes
God changes lives
man real homeboys but on the positive tip. peeps should be kickin it like that today tryin to educated and shit
Is that the nightstalker, Richard ramirez ey?
😂😂😂 that's funny
Deja que hablen los demas 😂 I was trying to lisen to what the other guys had to say but that guy wouldn't stop maybe he later became a preacher or something lol
SIMON ESE I AGREE WITH THESE VATOS.
Talking about how to improve thier lives and full head of hair,,,, priceless
Someone somewhere who makes leather wallets and belts is crying 😢
Valid points.
good flick.
i still think that raza sleeps on corky gonzalez.. even raza in movements today, like lifestyle changed the capacity of political war, its not the same causa as then honestly
Nobody noticed their Tio can teach them a trade. Mom let you leave the house without eating, chale
Wounder if all this guy's are still around in 4 flats the skinny guy Neto walks all though tough when there taken off..
No more 4 flats and no more of their projects.
Their projects where destroyed only to bulid other low housing units just like projects Primera has majority...Yes 4Flats is still there by The Mobb Crew 13 ...East L.A. trece is by Montebello Commerce now ...Al Capone 13 is in West Covina now... And clarence st is deceased
I wonder if all those vatos are still around !!
@@moshiacsun6573 so then they all had to go to some other places.. I bet there all in there 50s by know those videos where from the 80s when my gf was around there age range I wasn't even born until 85..
Anyone know the music playing in the first few minutes?
That baby all by himself in the beginning outside ,,boy times have changed ,,
Right? Wtf
Now they wanna act black..
my homies miss them rip
STAY IN SCHOOL.
Damn mamasita ur fine af
Believe it or not but school is the esdiest way out.
TRY UNITING EVERYONE AND BE A LEADER. CREATE SOLUTIONS FOR THE FUTURE.
its true what that vato said...u try to do good nd avoid getting kicked out...u try to avoid drama but drama always seems to find u...nd yea u dnt look for problems but theres always sum foo thats gonna start shit...nd in the end u end up getting blamed for it nd u pay the concequences. thas reality.
Haha hola.?? And true so true .😎
Wow!!! Everything this young man(OG) said was the gods honest truth.
Chales! It's not only the teachers responsibility, it's also the person. If a person wants to change and make a better life for him and his family then that person needs to start with himself and not blame anyone else.
I remember when i came to united states from michoacan in 1985 alot of the chincanos were really racist to their own people but then again there those who were good people
What's the name of that film?
Idiots
Marcos Garcia homeboys
True Talk from Real Homies who handled things hands on face to face con respeto class and honor...This has a Good message that still rings true decades later...
Try homiezmusic bigcartel com online shop
I thought there where goin to a boy scout meeting and shit eyy palabra foooo
firme tiempos carnal
I grew up in Aliso Village projects and nobody used to like people from AV projects. Staying in school is the easiest way to go about it. Do this lil homies. Get a Bachelor's degree on Economics then you get a Masters in Business Administrations, its called an MBA. Thats how Donald Trumps kids roll. Running a small business is hard and ridky. Therefore, they are gonna pay you to run somebodys business, just make sure you get a pension and a severance pay clause in your deal. The thing i regret the most is not listening to my mom and dad. My mom and dad hated weed. Dont smoke weed or cigarettes. Dont even try drinking alcohol, alcohol is the worst manipulating hurtful drug. Dont do any lines or hit a pipe. Drugs break up famillies and break up dreams. And God wants to unite famillies and lives. Live a kosher life, im jewish and struggling with substance abuse. My relationship with YHVH has helped me tremendously. Sharing in groups has also aid me in analizing my self. Keep your head up. ☝ Psalm 84:11 For Jehovah God is a sun and a shield;
He gives favor and glory.
Jehovah will not hold back anything good
From those walking in integrity. Dont let me down, i better not see you hanging around wasting time. Read! The most important thing you need in life is God, but a big vocabulary n English and Spanish. Get advanced in English grammar, its hard to be articulate with out a big vocabulary. Plus you need good English grammar so when your ready to write your Business Plan. Stay away from dope and gangs. Go get into Law Enforcement, them dudes make alot of money now. Plus, remember your looking for a job with a pension. Always think 2 steps ahead and plan on your senior years. I never dreamt that i would make it to 47. If i would have thought that i was gonna make it to 47, i would have had a retirement plan. Dont let us down! Get out of yourselve, volunteer, donate, and do charity work. If you do good, please remember to keep the orphans in mind, God will bless you if you adopt a kid. I dont recommend dogs, because dogs are a big distraction in a developing kids mind. Stay focus. And you help the next generation.
When was this video recorded?
Que bonitos recuerdos
This is an excerpt from the documentary Homeboys, shot in 1978 released in 1979. If you would like to see the entire film entire film unmutilated and support the fimmakers here is the link
vimeo.com/ondemand/homeboys
After learning the hard way i also gotta say stay in school lil homies
Learn a trade itll pay off
Trust me
Dont be like me all stubborn and waste alot of your youth busting ass working hard for shit wages
Didn't he say to his mommy he was going to school?
this is school
"Simon, ese"
watcha Richard Ramirez made the cut.
When time's we're much easier. Lol 😂
Watcha, pass the tres flores hombre 😎
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VMS ❤ all day
3:53
What a treasure
That vatos pretty smart aye
Does anyone know what year this is from?
Dam im almost 46 now. I moved away from it all. Went to college. And you stiil cant take that sense of home. In me. Ive seen and been through some crazy shit. We as a culture need to help. Those who cam make it out.
Hi
soy de los angeles
Jackson school is closed down. I new older gentlemen that attended. They grew up to be great men. I’m just glad this actually conveys a positive message, education is the key. When I was growing up in the pjs Pico Aliso, it was a greater chance you would go to prison than a prestigious university. Viva la Raza.
Sick nvite tho👌🏽👌🏽
The homeboy in the stripped shirt went to prison for murdering his wife and kids in Sacramento years later.
What year was this?
LATOHOUSTON this video perhaps be in the 1980's. Are you a Latino?
70’s??
This is an excerpt from the documentary Homeboys, shot in 1978 released in 1979. If you would like to see the entire film entire film unmutilated and support the fimmakers here is the link
vimeo.com/ondemand/homeboys
👊🏽 BROWN 👊🏽
what song is playing at 2:08
Walking all tough and shit..