How The Raiders (and N.W.A.) changed America. | Sideline Archive

[@YoungLARaider]

This was a POWERFUL Raiders video, thank you my guy I really loved this! 💯🏴‍☠️🏈

[@sideline.archive]

Appreciate you. Thanks for tapping in!

[@YoungLARaider]

@@sideline.archive Absolutely! It was real good I had to repost, hope you blow up my guy, keep it up 👏🏾👍🏾

[@sideline.archive]

Thanks brother

[@Ghetto187Murda]

Eazy-E alone was probably responsible for a massive amount of Raiders gear sold

[@sideline.archive]

100% - although there’s one picture of him wearing a Seahawks script hat randomly!

[@Waynechandler-x1d]

NWA in general not just eazy

[@joshjacquez923]

As Raiders fans we needed this rn lol

[@El_Jefe_Zamora]

I was born and raised in Southern Cali. Growing up in the late 80’s and 90’s I remember we weren’t allowed to wear Raiders clothing in our schools. It was crazy, lol.

[@sideline.archive]

Was it because of the perceived gang affiliation? Was it a rule for only Raiders gear? Could kids wear other Starter stuff like Rams gear? Very interesting, thanks for sharing.

[@El_Jefe_Zamora]

@ yeah, it was perceived as gang related. There were a few teams I remember, Raiders, LA Kings, Georgetown Hoyas were a few others. Other sports teams were ok. If we wore the others we’d have to turn our shirts inside out or go home and change.

[@sideline.archive]

@ that’s incredible haha. I understand the Kings, Sox, Falcons and Saints as they’re all mainly black color schemes. Georgetown guilty by affiliation I guess.

[@El_Jefe_Zamora]

@@sideline.archive yeah, Sox were another team. Georgetown mainly because of the bulldog mascot. I guess there was a gang that used that bulldog. IDK.

[@Jiltedin2007]

@@sideline.archive Let’s not forget Pittsburgh Steelers or Pittsburgh Pirates gear was also sometimes gang related.

[@MrUnknowne187]

Slayer and Metallica also wore Raiders gear making them a popular accessory in the rock/metal crowd 🤘🏼

[@sideline.archive]

This is something I did not know and I'm gonna look into it! Thanks for sharing, thats cool af.

[@mymaynee5963]

@@sideline.archive yeah metallica also performed before the last raiders plsyoff win back in 02

[@elpepedepepes]

I'm a die hard raiders fan. This video was amazing and explains alot as to why they're my team. I actually own several raiders starter jackets 😄

[@sideline.archive]

Nice to get positive feedback from the Raider Nation. Means a lot dude thanks.

[@AutumnWind17]

I am a Raiders fan that lives in Arizona and I honestly see WAYYY more people rocking Raider gear than Cardinal gear. I see this way more in the 3 main cities Tucson, Flagstaff and Phoenix.

[@sideline.archive]

Trust me, its a worldwide phenomenon. Belgium, Nederlands, France, Spain, China, Japan - worldwide. Raider hats appear more than any other team.

[@cowmanewer]

I went to Phoenix Glendale Surprise last month from Cali and was wearing my Raiders hats, raiders nike pegasus shoes and raiders shirts everywhere and didnt see nobody repping cardinals gear the day they were playing the bears

[@sideline.archive]

Nike Pegasus. Fire! 🔥

[@beachboi6196]

Maybe world wide but not true in USA I'm. 50 I late 80 and 90 yes and I'm 49ers but growing up in California in 80 I'm telling now. In USA now folks rock who they like I lived i n East Coast for a while ain't raiders gear now it's about who's your team in 80 late or 90 nwa culture rocked raiders not me but that was pass

[@BrokenGoldfishFilms]

Your content is insanely good keep it up!

[@sideline.archive]

I really appreciate this mate thank you. Takes a long time to make these (as you’d appreciate) and comments like this make it all worth it! Next one coming soon!

[@BrokenGoldfishFilms]

Your gonna be huge one day so just keep at it, I know it can get discouraging at times!

[@charlesrazo7246]

In the 90s when the Raiders weren’t the Raiders anymore🏆🏆🏆

[@issaclassic7]

Awesome video yet again! For a future video could I suggest a history of the Yankees jerseys. They’re pinstripes and road greys are the most iconic jerseys in sports

[@sideline.archive]

@@issaclassic7 noted and on it! Merry Christmas!

[@ThatUKGatorGuy]

Came for the content. Stayed for the comments. Great to see the absolutely deserved love these videos are getting.

[@sideline.archive]

Much appreciated! Thanks bro

[@donbergas1655]

RAIDERS FAN HERE from Down Town Los Angeles , since the 90s bih 🏴‍☠️🏴🏳️🏁💀☠️

[@sideline.archive]

@@donbergas1655 OG!

[@captainn2094]

As a Raider fan since the 80’s… thank you for this video

[@sideline.archive]

Comments like this make it worth it brother. Thank you!

[@Jiltedin2007]

Back in the Day! I was excited to see these Raiders come to Los Angeles in 1982, so much that I actually rode my bike to the Los Angeles Coliseum to watch them play.

[@sideline.archive]

That’s awesome! Did you get a ticket?!

[@Jiltedin2007]

@@sideline.archive Yes I did. I was living in Montebello at the time. You would know where Montebello is if you lived in Los Angeles.

[@sideline.archive]

@ unfortunately I’m in London - hence the accent. But awesome that this video reached someone who could connect to it so personally! Thanks for watching man.

[@Unknownuser-ki8te]

@@sideline.archiveit’s east Los Angeles a high populated Hispanic area ,good vibes

[@Jiltedin2007]

@@Unknownuser-ki8te Montebello was the next city East of East Los Angeles. Lots of great memories from that city growing up.

[@Brownberet197]

White Sox honorable mention here of 90: s for southside gritty spirit Even when Ozzie led team in 05 we were bad boys of baseball And nwa helped give us this image in 1990

[@sideline.archive]

Sox stuff took off after the jersey redesign in the late 80s and when Dr Dre wore the hat in “Nuthin but a G Thang” music video. Loading up a full deep dive on the Sox! Full video dropping soon - such an interesting story.

[@loubackoutside]

Dude, what a GREAT video!

[@sideline.archive]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for tapping in.

[@christopherbooth6238]

I'm so happy to have found this channel, this is some top tier content. I see nothing but success for you, keep up the amazing work.

[@sideline.archive]

Thanks brother. See you for the next one!

[@trent1984]

Great video, I remember my junior high school banned Raiders jackets

[@sideline.archive]

Crazy how this happened ALL over America.

[@javianjohnson8746]

As a fan of a NFL team that isn’t the Raiders, I literally had NO IDEA about any of this, other than knowing that the Raiders were in L.A. for a rather brief amount of time. Had no idea that the reason why Ice Cube and Easy E wore Raiders gear. I genuinely thought they were just big fans of the football team 😂😂 Great educational video. Definitely learned a lot

[@sideline.archive]

Who’s your team? Maybe I can do a deep dive into their fashion history next!

[@wormy2093]

Actually easy e and ice cube where big raider fans. Ice cube even says he’s the president of raider nation in his raider songs

[@cahiroleary1629]

Excellent videos right out the gate on this channel. Chapeau

[@sideline.archive]

Really appreciate this brother. See you for the next one!

[@nancyvasquez9872]

Love this Bio.Video, True RAIDERS Fan, recognized Another TRUE FAN, GOOD JOB 🎉❤

[@sideline.archive]

Appreciate it!

[@innesbrechin7197]

Another excellent video. Just post more baby.

[@sideline.archive]

Hahahaha appreciate you mate thanks!

[@ROWDYBatrulha]

"They wanna say the raiders are dirty yeah we're dirty Whatcha gonna do about it?" John Madden.

[@sideline.archive]

Iconic.

[@RyanLBC]

LAPD also adopted “The commitment to excellence” Motto on to their squad cars

[@sideline.archive]

No way! Hahaha

[@3243_]

It's ironic that the Raiders' time in Los Angeles saw their fans become tougher and more menacing than the actual team.

[@sideline.archive]

Haha what an excellent point!

[@ninoloko69]

I always wanted the sports specialties Los Angeles Raiders snapback from the late 80’s and early 90’s (I’m a huge N.W.A. fan) but they be taxin on eBay and depop for like $300 - $900 😭

[@sideline.archive]

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[@AlonsoPerez-Putnam]

Excellent video boss 🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@sideline.archive]

🤝

[@camdoesntknow4465]

these videos are legitimately great, can’t believe you don’t have a bigger following

[@sideline.archive]

Really appreciate this. Thanks for taking the time to comment! See you for the next one.

[@3243_]

The late '80s-early '90s was definitely the Golden Age of hip-hop. Great call.

[@sideline.archive]

The glory years for sure! Thanks brother.

[@3243_]

@sideline.archive Just an aside: it's Afrika Bambaataa. Thank you for your great work. 🙂

[@sideline.archive]

What did I say?!

[@3243_]

​​@@sideline.archive At about 8:17. (And also Kool Herc.). One could also include Gil-Scott Heron and the groups The Watts Prophets and The Last Poets as precursors of hip-hop, particularly the more socially conscious streams.

[@sideline.archive]

Oh I see! Thanks for the heads up. Excellent knowledge!

[@kepara-l8j]

Amazing video once again!

[@sideline.archive]

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!

[@az7078n]

love ur vids pls never stop

[@sideline.archive]

Thanks dude. Next few are all lined up. Come join us on instagram @sideline.archive See you there!

[@solefoodbrand1699]

The earliest form of Gangster rap is from Scholly D in Philadelphia. Ice T replicated his rhyme style, and cadance.

[@sideline.archive]

Every day is a school day! Appreciate the info! Did he get it from Jamaica? 🇯🇲

[@solefoodbrand1699]

@ Generally, no. However, as you correctly stated in this video, Hip-Hop has origins in toasting.

[@sideline.archive]

@ appreciate you bringing the knowledge!

[@solefoodbrand1699]

@ Thank you…It’s what we do. I love your content.

[@SC_XOLOs]

11:58 I’m glad th Kings switched colors !! GKG

[@sideline.archive]

All because of Gretzky! Smart move

[@LongieR8er]

As teenagers my buddy and I would buy our Raider Tickets out of a Bungalow at the Middle school where Raiders conducted their training….good times

[@pibstarr]

It also created the aesthetic for the influential Underground Hip Hop group Raider Klan in the 2010s.

[@sideline.archive]

Need to look into this. Thanks for the info

[@producedbykaeph]

My vintage raiders starter with the dookie chain still goes!!!

[@sideline.archive]

Iconic look.

[@Jay7682]

Great video.

[@sideline.archive]

@@Jay7682 thanks man! Appreciate you checking it out. Hit sub for more dropping soon!

[@Jay7682]

@sideline.archive already subscribed to you my man. Thank you sir!

[@AaronPaul-n7c]

N.W.A and the RAIDERS NATION 4 LIFE ONLY 1 NATION!

[@amanpreetsingh2725]

Hey bro keep up the great content. You're going to make it above 100k subs by the end of the year

[@sideline.archive]

Thats in like...two weeks time! Imagine! haha

[@amanpreetsingh2725]

@sideline.archive 🤣🤣

[@kimofromkalihi]

Raiders Vs Everybody 🏴‍☠️🏴‍☠️🏴‍☠️

[@JamesMetsFan1]

Great well researched and informative video. I feel like when the Raiders left Oakland for Las Vegas, they lost their identity. The current day Raiders don't feel like the Raiders of old. The outcast scrappy win by any means Raiders feel like a thing of the past.

[@sideline.archive]

I was thinking this. With their constant moving they have eroded any sense of place with the franchise. They don’t belong to LA or Oakland anymore - it feels like a completely new thing in vegas. Forced and commercial. Not like the Raiders I talk about in this video - or the John Madden raiders we all remember.

[@JamesMetsFan1]

@sideline.archive It was forced. By the NFL itself and Raiders owner Mark Davis and with help from Cowboys owner Jerry Jones. The Raiders are now too commercial for their own good. You hit 🎯 the nail on the head. The move to Vegas was motivated by money.

[@JamesMetsFan1]

@@sideline.archive Mark Davis tried for years to get funding for a new stadium in Oakland. The city of Oakland refused to use public funds to fund the new stadium. Oakland is a low income area with lots of crime drugs and gangs. The NFL wanted more revenue than what the Raiders were making in Oakland. So they forced the move to Vegas. Keep up the good work 👍

[@xelosandoval]

Thank you 🙏🏾 my Brotha 🏴‍☠️R4L☠️

[@sideline.archive]

Appreciate you joining me for this one.

[@ElectrifyingUno]

With Goodell finally allowing alternate helmets the past few years the Raiders need a black helmet, that would go hard.

[@3243_]

Great job mentioning their original black and gold color scheme, which was only changed to silver and black when Al Davis came to the team in 1963, first as their head coach.

[@sideline.archive]

Do you know why he changed it to silver and black? A decision that would change the course of uniform design forever!

[@3243_]

@sideline.archive From what I understand, he admired the Army football team, who had similar colors (with the exception of metallic gold, which the Army team also wore) and patterned the Raiders' uniforms after them while adding the shield to their original logo, a football helmet-wearing pirate with two crossed swords. The shield was influenced by the logo of the team Davis had come from, the then-San Diego Chargers (who themselves had started in Los Angeles and returned there a few years ago).

[@sideline.archive]

@ Chargers were also the first team to wear coloured face masks! Awesome info - thanks for this. If you enjoy uniforms and design as much as I do hit sub and join me for the next video. Appreciate you!

[@3243_]

@sideline.archive Yep, gold facemasks in 1974, along with the Chiefs and Broncos, both sporting white facemasks. Although some Chicago Bears during the '60s and early '70s sported white or navy blue facemasks, most of their players wore conventional unpainted gray facemasks. But yeah, the Chargers, Chiefs, and Broncos were the first teams to officially wear colored masks.

[@umusuuk]

I live in Finland, and yeah, Raiders is the only NFL team whose merch you can just regularly find in stores. YOu can find Yankess, you can find a bunch of NHL and some NBA stuff (Bulls, mostly), but no Cowboys, no Giants, it's Raiders Nation worldwide

[@sideline.archive]

It’s crazy huh! Apart from the international games where it’s every single damn team

[@StageRight123]

Kool 'Hurk'! 😆😆😆

[@sideline.archive]

Close!

[@tobingallawa3322]

Randolph Scott was the model for the Pirate on their logo

[@Mrdorf14]

It was NWA who made me want to be Raiders fan… but I ended up being an Eagles fan instead 😂

[@fboness368]

It would be nice if the Raiders would field a winning team again.

[@sideline.archive]

It’s the Raider way.

[@djtrankilo231]

They might in the future, but their rebellious, "Just win, baby!" Nature will never return. No owner will ever have the same passion and will to win like Al Davis did.

[@MichaelH416]

The Chicago Whitesox wore black/white initially. Then they switched to Red and Blue in the 70’s. Bo Jackson started to play for the Sox, and they jumped back to Black/White with a splash of silver in there. The Black Sox jersey is one of the most popular baseball jerseys ever sold.

[@sideline.archive]

Got a full video dropping on this soon. Spoiler alert: you can blame Starter for the switch!

[@AmandaabnamA]

Ugh connecting rap to the suburbs is like more a curse than a gift

[@sideline.archive]

It was powerful, I’ll tell you that!

[@ricko6964]

Reagan with the Cold War banter!

[@TinoR626]

Regan was by far one of the worst president we have ever had, that man made ever wrong move for the american people.

[@sideline.archive]

Always the Cold War banter!

[@sideline.archive]

But…he gave them Raiders starter jackets on a silver platter. So … swings and roundabouts!

[@3243_]

4:50--I think Al Davis also heard Reagan's quip about Marcus Allen and took him all too seriously.

[@DJ-Ruthless-Kenz]

EAZY E R I P OG

[@360DVD]

You misspelled Kool Herc kinda painfully

[@sideline.archive]

@@360DVD and Afrika Bambaataa if you look closely.

[@tobingallawa3322]

Mom's Raiders knit cap is so old it does not even say "Oakland" on it, just "Raiders" with the logo patch.

[@sideline.archive]

ANCIENT! I love it.

[@tobingallawa3322]

@sideline.archive 1968 is when she got it. Parents were at a game, she was cold, bought it at the Coliseum

[@elwin38]

Al Davis was responsible for the color change(silver and black)in 1963.

[@3243_]

The Raiders were an original American Football League team in 1960. They, and the rest of the AFL teams, didn't join the NFL until 1970. Just thought I'd point that out.

[@thegreatone9923]

RN4L🏴‍☠️

[@sideline.archive]

Hardest fanbase in the league no doubt

[@jimblackwell4228]

This was amazing! My childhood fashion sense summed up!

[@sideline.archive]

And adulthood! Appreciate you Jimbo

[@latinoheateddieguerrero7644]

In what universe was hip hop born in Jamaica? Hip Hop was born on the streets of the BX borough in the early 1970s.

[@sideline.archive]

This universe! Hip hop was borne out of Jamaican DJs toasting over instrumentals. All your favourite OG rappers credit this as the genesis of the hip hop sound.

[@joshmartinez7233]

Is it weird that I wish I had that billboard in my backyard? lol that’s badass.

[@sideline.archive]

That is badass! The original Raider ones?

[@joshmartinez7233]

@ 100% been a long, rough 24 years of being a raider fan, but I wouldn’t trade them for the world.

[@kimofromkalihi]

Raiders still Run LA….. Rams might have a ring, we did it first! They not like us💯

[@Dreww357]

2:21 black and gold? Renegade?? Is this the raiders or Steelers?

[@sideline.archive]

Jack Lambert has entered the chat.

[@mikepanick9362]

What do I love about the Raiders? They will NEVER be America’s Tram, but they are the team for Americans, the ones who count.

[@sideline.archive]

@@mikepanick9362 long live americas tram 🚃🚃🚃

[@joshmartinez7233]

5:13 oh, friend…. It was never supposed to help anyone besides who it did. He did EXACTLY what he set out to do.

[@djtrankilo231]

He definitely fooled the American public though.

[@LiveSportThom]

Frank fucking Castle 💀😍

[@sideline.archive]

I knew you’d enjoy that reference

[@bipedalame]

My boss was wearing a Raiders beanie and hoodie at work last week in Kirkintilloch near Glasgow. I've been a Raider since 1986 aged 13. Get rid of the muppet son of Al Davis and we might become a good team after 20 years of p!sh

[@sideline.archive]

The most Scottish comment I’ve ever read haha. Crazy how far the Raiders influence spreads because of that time in the early 90s. You see raider hats in Australia, Egypt, Mexico - I’m pretty sure you’d see one on the moon at this point.

[@thecreamyone3606]

You should take NWA of the parenthesis....

[@sideline.archive]

None of this happens without MTV, N.W.A, or even Ronald Reagan for that matter!!

[@camerondelamotte159]

funny how the raiders turned to dog shit after they started wearing their merchandise

[@sideline.archive]

Around the same time Jeff Hostetler and Jeff George took the reins. Can’t blame the merch!

[@Rico-ow3ys]

Used to go to the games at the coliseum, my head still hurts from the smell of weed.

[@sideline.archive]

🫡🫡🫡 thank you for your service

[@BrentPerez-gn4nz]

Wow wow wow

[@sideline.archive]

@@BrentPerez-gn4nz appreciate it man!

[@ChosenOne6666]

In Los Angeles the Raiders color were gang neutral. You can wear it without being identified.

[@sideline.archive]

Odd how schools then singled it out to be banned due to gang affiliation. Or perhaps just the association with NWA and gangster rap.

[@ChosenOne6666]

@@sideline.archive I dont remember anyone being banned for wearing a Raiders hat or jacket. I have seen people getting jumped for wearing No.18 Jersey (which is a gang in Los Angeles.) If you wore a jersey it was the schools.

[@theleap2946]

The production of your videos are really improving. Keep up the good work. Before the Raiders, no one wore jerseys or team colors as openly as they do now. It was just a ground swell. It’s strange to believe that people used to wear really nice clothes to sporting events before the 80s came around. ESPN tried to do a video about this but it just became 50 minutes of Ice Cube boasting about NWA. 🤣🤣 I’m not a Raiders fan but I love the old school teams. John Madden addressed the accusation that his team was dirty with one of the most iconic lines ever. “You think we’re dirty? What are you gonna do about it?”

[@sideline.archive]

I really wanted to find that 30 for 30 as research but couldn’t track it down anywhere. Shame they aren’t more readily available really. Thanks for checking out another video - I appreciate the support in each one!

[@davidtorres1696]

I remember Overrated nation went from Super Bowl to Super Bad, but I get it with the Fancy propaganda with Hip-hop culture

[@marcusmarron6113]

Just to clarify, “N.W.A.” is pronounced witta “dub-ya”, not “double-you”.😅😂

[@sideline.archive]

@@marcusmarron6113 I think I’d sound a bit silly trying to pronounce it like an American! Unfortunately I’m a Brit, so it’s Dubble Yew, Wortah! and God Save the King! 🤣

[@marcusmarron6113]

@ 😂

[@changkwangoh]

Now the Raiders are a far cry from those days, and have a Steamboat Willie outside their stadium, which symbolizes their wussification lol lol

[@sideline.archive]

I wouldn't call them wusses, not to their face... But the great tragedy of the Raiders constant relocation is their lack of identity. Once a team with such a strong image seems so commercial. They have betrayed the coolest fans in the league SO many times - some still drive from Oakland to LV for each game!

[@ivannevarez8478]

Too bad the NFL is so soft now it’s more about entertainment and gambling than an actual sport. The Super Bowl is not a football game but an entertainment circus. The winner has already been decided before hand just like NBA. Business first, entertainment second, and, competition third. The Raiders are no where near a brand anymore. Mark Davis has followed suit and done everything that the commissioner asked of him. Davis traded Love for Money. Now the Raiders are rarely televised in California. Their fan base dwindles away year-by-year. They have only 2 playoff/winning-seasons since losing the Super Bowl on Jan 26, 2003, all losses. A Super Bowl in which Jon Gruden (former Coach knew every play) Bill Callahan did not change 1 play from old playbook. I will be glad when the Raiders season is over then I won’t have to watch NFL.

[@sideline.archive]

Raiders season was over week three haha. Thanks for watching brother!

[@osaji922]

Not only that but there's only one team that represents the antithesis of what the NFL wants to convey of its teams and it's the Raiders. Because of this, I don't think it'll be so easy for them to rise to prominence. It's not impossible but highly improbable. You're still watching? I stopped watching most of their games about 6 years ago.

[@sideline.archive]

@@ivannevarez8478 I think this is really interesting and wanted to factor in how the Raiders constant moving has eroded any loyalty or culture to any city. I think you’re right - the Las Vegas raiders seem transient and I doubt they will settle there long enough to reclaim any kind of identity.

[@southsidecompton9668]

How the Raiders and NWA changed America? Most Raiders fans in LA dont even have there GED, they think they are the best when they win a regular season games 😂😂😂. Most of them havent wwatched there Raiders win a Superbowl and most of them dont even know whens the last time they went to a Superbowl 😂😂😂.

[@Rmn_ski]

It’s ‘their’ GED not ‘there’… maybe you should get yours.

[@southsidecompton9668]

@Rmn_ski Don't worry about me I never had one I have a diploma and I graduated from college.

[@southsidecompton9668]

@Rmn_ski is this a spelling bee no it's just KZbin who cares you understand English so you know what I'm saying.

[@chimpanzee300]

Oh ya the raiders changed america alright, from 8-9 to 2-12 😅😅😅

[@Rico-ow3ys]

They need a new QB.

[@sideline.archive]

@@Rico-ow3ys they absolutely do. Aaron Rodgers - LV Raider?

[@Rico-ow3ys]

@sideline.archive No. They need to get younger, they might get the No.1 pick, they better use it.

[@sideline.archive]

@ might get Deion Shilo AND Shadeur … or just Travis Hunter

[@aunch3]

NWA isn’t cool or hard anymore everyone knows it was just an act Ice Cube and DrDre were never gangsters.

[@sideline.archive]

Perhaps not cool or hard by todays standards - but culturally significant in a way that today's "gangsters" could never be - thanks to the dilution of media and culture. Whether they were cool or hard is subjective - but what's not, is that N.W.A. changed EVERYTHING!

[@aunch3]

Yea but I think it’s clear now like never before that NWA had a horrible influence overall and were a marketed act created by executives. Rap went from an urban art form to gang related art form co opted by the power structure. NWA was not what you think

[@toaster8436]

Lol no it didn't change America

[@sideline.archive]

Thanks for watching!

[@frankierobinsonsr277]

The Raider Way.....The Only Way.....RAIDERNATION ,The Only Nation

[@sideline.archive]

Iconic fanbase.

[@oaktownish8322]

Too bad mark sold the history of the raiders to hookers, casinos and buffets! Everything changed when the raiders left to vegas, theres no pirates in the desert, and for all you OAKLAND HATERS if it wasn't for OAKLAND the raiders wouldn't exist so respect the real birthplace of the raiders which is OAKLAND!!