If You’re a Biker YOU SHOULD NEVER DO THIS!!

[@DemonsRow]

Newest video here👉kzbin.info/www/bejne/d6rWl4eGfp5ja8U&ab_channel=DemonsRow

[@MrSCARCHILD]

What’s fucked up about this is I’m in introvert myself and I’m trying to move out of that mindset, but then some of the things in this video make me think “nah I’m good.”

[@DemonsRow]

you have to bro im the same way its held me back from a lot. I didnt start getting what i really wanted till i started changing.

[@rylow9342]

​@@DemonsRow facts

[@McGarbage]

What’s fucked up is you think someone cares and you think a like on a comment will change your life stop being a pussy

[@pavo_9768]

Samo bro. But part of my says says I gotta fuck it up at some point(s) to get out of that mindset

[@Bouldah]

Your like the gossip girl of leatherbois​@@DemonsRow

[@jamesneufeld-b7e]

I never loan my bike, tools, or guns. Thank God I have a dependable indie shop, since the arthritis got worse. Had to quit riding with a buzz. Never regretted NOT saying something. All good advice here.

[@leoniehourani5558]

Say it again Sose 👊🏼 Always go with your gut. It’s your body telling you something isn’t right.

[@stuartwhite1628]

Hi Sose, I'm not a 1% or ride a bike. I love watching your videos. I'm a very small guy, and I used to train in boxing (after almost getting rolled/mugged outside Town Hall Station here in Sydney). I met a couple of bikies, one night at a local pub. The head of security introduced me to them. I can't believe how they treated me. They were very nice to me. They could see I was very small and they repected that I was training in boxing cause I loved the sport, not for anything else.

[@quietprofessional]

Hey Sose, not related to this video but watching Black Dragon Biker TV covering an event that made the local news at Lethbridge, Alberta in Canada involving the Commandos MC, a military veteran club, got kicked out of a veterans charity event by Lethbridge police. As a Canadian who has supported veterans and the MC world, this news riled me up to hear this as the Commandos were pigeonholed by some ignoramus in the restaurant attending the charity event who thought they were an outlaw MC with their colours on. I like for you to cover this on your next video because once someone calls the cops on a mom 'n' pop MC with no affiliation with outlaw MCs and wearing their kuttes and colours openly at charity events, there'd be no stopping the discrimination on people in the biker culture. That includes great people like Bikers Against Child Abuse and patriots who served their country honourably in uniform. For shame...

[@fionarhiannonpitbullextrao5786]

I fully back you on "Go with your gut". I do that, but i also include "use common sense" along with it. One time, i was about 14 - 15 year old girl in 10th grade. My mom, stepdad and I had gone out to dinner. We get home, and I was the first one to the door. The front door to the house was open a crack, and i could see a shadow upstairs, and i wasn't sure if it was human or otherwise. My mom and her husband were right behind me and i put both arms out, palms to their chests, and SILENTLY AND SLOWLY began backing up. I whispered to them that the door was open, i saw a shadow i wasn't 100% sure about, and we needed to call the police just in case. My mom immediately believed me, because she KNEW I always both went with my gut and used common sense at the same time. We went a couppe houses down, called the cops, an officer showedbup, he went in with his gun drawn and searched the house. No humans were inside at the time, but my 2 cats WERE. The officer said we either scared off the intruder(s) when we first got home, or the door didnt shut all the way and the shadow was one or both of the cats. Either way, when my mom told the officer that I, NOT them, was the one who caught it and called the play to get an officer there, just in casez the officer turned to me and said i had a damn good head on my shoulders, and to always take the approach i did that night in instances like that. I know its not an MC related story, but the base advice is the same, MC situation or just regular life situation.

[@DemonsRow]

going with your gut is common sense

[@fionarhiannonpitbullextrao5786]

@@DemonsRow True that. It's never led me wrong before. An yeah, it was just my 2 cats and I guess we accidentally didn't close the door completely, thinking we had, but hey - I had ZERO clues what we were walking into and I didn't want to risk anyone dying that night. My mom knew when I was serious and legit saw something, but after that day, even my mom says she would never bet against my gut instinct. It's been proven too many times. She says I somehow inherited that part of myself from my grandfather. He had that same accurate gut instinct that I have, by what she says. My grandfather was former military (marine corps circa World War 2) and he was stationed in a pretty big hot zone where he should have, by all rights, been killed more times over than I dare to think about, but walked away unscathed. His instincts saved him too many times during his time in the service, and his whole life after. I am glad he and I are alike that way. You are so right, #ghostin - Sose. Go with your gut instincts is ALWAYS good advice.

[@MrBikercat]

How about #9. Don't join any biker club or gang, then you won't have to worry about this stuff.

[@leeinwis]

I won't, I'm not gay.

[@StreetDirt.]

So what’s the point of bothering these comments ? Just to spread hate? Everyone love everyone

[@wolfmoz2232]

That would be a good rule, if they wouldn’t intrude on our freedom by policing the stickers their momy stitched on their little jacket. And the day they stop bullying the 99% with their little kindergarten rules, is the day I’ll stop mocking them.

[@thudable]

All solid advice SOSE. #4. Never done me wrong. Truth. Much Respect.

[@DemonsRow]

Much respect

[@thedonofdank2538]

Hi Sose, i have been subbed to you on KZbin and X for ages and love the knowledge on biker culture that i can't get anywhere else, plus your intro video, music and presentation is AAA. I have never rode a bike beyond 50cc as i live in Greece but have always been in awe in the summer where big groups of bikers would ride through Greece in the summer from different parts of Europe. Awesome work!

[@DemonsRow]

Thats awesome bro have fun out there would love to visit greece some day

[@Snoop_rico]

Living in SoCal, I go to tons of poker runs and interact with MCs often (unafiliated). You're definitely spot on, I keep everyone at arms distance (literally and physically) and just show general respect to everyone. Its their world and i'm just a guest.

[@craigpearce7330]

Some good advice. Too many people try to be or live up to something their not and most of the time they get found out or are in a situation that’s out of control

[@Tcup1982]

Facts bro, no one is riding my bikes or working on my bike, ill only ever let one person trailer them for me

[@mistergarrison7559]

I agree with not smoking or drinking 💯 Addicts are viewed like a lower class

[@DemonsRow]

mc culture its everywhere

[@scowlsmcjowls2626]

Never mind a bike dont even loan a hair dryer or a drill ppl will wrek your shit and give it back broken if you even get it back!

[@frednugent2310]

Such priceless advice but there are just some people that just don't listen and learn from those who know and unfortunately must learn the hard way.

[@DemonsRow]

Alot of people are learning

[@frednugent2310]

@@DemonsRow Yes, we love your videos Sose and Blessings to you and your family.

[@SkittlesBoris]

Thank you. We are a lot the same, and although I've had bikes since my teens, I've never been in a MC club. I grew up in Chicago with street gangs in my neighborhood. I was friends with some and I learned a lot. But none the less every point you made transitions to non MC life. Your "Too familiar" is really important. Know who you are, your surroundings, your own limitations, show respect, you are a guest so act like it. Spot on.

[@YepImThatGuy66]

Great advise, what's sad is that many "man child" today need to hear this. Not learning while growing up make for a hard adult life. Peace

[@billoneal624]

I need to know if even though I don't wear back patches or rockers for territory, I wear small patches in the front of the states I have been in , am I rite that this is not claiming territory?

[@Whosteeny]

Always trust your first instincts agreed 💯

[@DemonsRow]

gut never lies

[@carlcouslin7535]

Follow the culture for 45 years. I am not apart of the culture. What you say in this video transcends culture,race, station in job or life. What you speak of is Damn Good Life Advice. Keep it real Bro.

[@DemonsRow]

much respect

[@kao958]

Everything you said is 100% on point! Only a person with experience can talk about this. Also, really like the shirt you was wearing, thanks for representing the homies!

[@DemonsRow]

Appreciate you

[@kristinal6690]

I have always gone with my gut it's kept me out of what could have been sticky situations. Loving the videos, learning a lot about the mc culture.

[@DemonsRow]

Appreciate you

[@pudntain5442]

Truer words never spoken! You ought to condense em and put em on a poster

[@DemonsRow]

Appreciate you

[@jimmymacblackpowdersymphony]

Once again, my man takes em back to school chalked up to Bridges burned and Lessons 🎶😎 learned I appreciate you big Homie. Be safe out there. Keep up the great work.

[@savageoffroadmowers6199]

Me and my blood brother ride each other's bikes on occasions. But we have insurance on both bikes and we're both on the same policy and you already know it's airtight comprehensive coverage

[@richardcarl3130]

Thanks for all of the information Sose

[@DemonsRow]

Any time!

[@themadhatter34]

Ghost always gives good common sense you wouldn't believe how universal some of the things he says. I practice witchcraft and its mostly like this in our community also..much respect to you ghost and keep up the good work with sending out pure experience and common sense to the world..the hallmarks of a real man

[@erics7226]

HDs are lucky to start on a good day

[@daverodgers9416]

Great advice brother....for all situatiobs!

[@DemonsRow]

Much respect

[@goochma]

Sound advice all around. Good show Sose.

[@DemonsRow]

Thank you

[@goochma]

@@DemonsRow You're welcome. Be safe bro and keep the shiny side up.

[@gravelslinger9331]

Thanks for the Great Advice, SOSE!! #GHOSTIN!!!

[@shonwilson9189]

Good content, keep it coming

[@DemonsRow]

Thank you

[@JUANORQUIO]

I Absolutely Agree! Have An Incredible Week! Cheers!🥂❤️✨

[@DemonsRow]

Thank you! You too!

[@ShaunHopkinsAVFC]

Damn Sose, this may be the best video you’ve ever done. Teaching these young guys what a Dad should have, which not everyone had 🙏🏾

[@DemonsRow]

Wish someone would’ve told me this shhh lol

[@kevenjandreau5540]

Re: goin with your gut..we used to have that sixth sense...having that feeling that something's not right, feels wrong, for protection or defense. Animals still have it, but we've allowed ourselves to lose it by society. Some folks still have a large part of it. If you have, use it.

[@DemonsRow]

I always use it

[@NikkiC777]

I agree with that. A lot of people are conditioned by society, and often their family, as children, to be polite, and so they stop listening to their gut instinct, and instead get all up in their head overthinking things, and worrying about what others think of them, then that causes them to make the wrong decision, when really deep down inside they knew the right choice from the start. They just too often let the overthinking things trip them up rather than just going with their instincts.

[@ericallen7200]

I asked a close friend about his stuff in the free masons. He gave up nothing. He is now a recovering meth addict and banned from them...he still keeps tight lips. I no longer care about grown men who can't talk about their patches because of some super secret club stuff. I had a Indian head on my patch. Plenty of people asked about it. I just told them the basics. I did what I did for my brothers and my country. So I can respect not answering questions about patches. Don't ask, Don't tell.

[@ryanhouk3560]

I'm a mason. The obligation is not about you knowing or not knowing. It's about him having the self respect, and honor to not tell you information you haven't been entrusted with. I haven't practiced in years, but I still don't talk about it. Cause it's not my place to tell people, and it's not their place to know. Good on your friend. I hope he can recover.

[@ericallen7200]

@@ryanhouk3560 I talked with him last night. He is 7 months clean.

[@jadedandbitter]

IDK, I think people should hear about Jabulon before they join a cult.

[@ryanhouk3560]

​@@jadedandbitterperhaps. I'm not privy to that level or at least my grand lodge has never used that term. I honestly had to Google it, so I can't speak to it, and if I could, sounds like it's something I shouldn't anyway. But. Anything from any community you see out of context has the potential of being misinterpreted. Let's pretend you've never heard of Christianity before. Jesus. The crucifixion. The last supper. Jehovah. All of it is completely unknown to you. Then one day you walk into a Catholic church, and you see a man who's hanging mostly nude, bloody, and nailed to some wood. Meanwhile a man in wizard robes has people kneeling in front of him, making them eat bread and drink wine while saying this is human flesh and blood. With zero context beyond that, you'd assume you just walked into some kind of cannibal cult no? ... But the church has a perfectly logical reasons for all of this symbology. With proper lessons and context, you can come to learn, understand and grow from it. Point is, don't knock something when you only have a glimpse of the whole story.

[@jadedandbitter]

@@ryanhouk3560 the big difference is that i don't have to walk into the church to hear the story about that guy nailed to the cross; I can ask any member of that church in any context to hear the good word without qualification or reservation, and there is no late stage "big reveal" like Freemasonry or Scientology has. You know, if you have an opaque Tupperware container of leftovers that has been in the fridge for years, and you crack it to see what's in it and all you see through that crack is mold and decay, you don't need more than that "glimpse". The lid can stay on, you have a reasonable reason to believe the rest of the contents beyond what you can see are also rotten. Glimpses are often enough to suss out the truth about things, and are especially useful when it comes to things that would otherwise require years of time investment.

[@xandersnow4893]

With rule 4, it's been a mix of "ok, good thing I thought it out" and "shoulda listened to my gut"

[@JamesGalipeau-h7i]

Hey Sose, The Ghost and company. I have three patches I am sewing onto my Backpack. The first is my Demons Row Patch. The second Patch says, " If I die delete my browser history" The third Patch says " Yes mom I am wearing clean under wear" 😎

[@DemonsRow]

lol much love

[@JamesGalipeau-h7i]

@@DemonsRow Back at you.

[@johnwiz4460]

you must be joking.

[@JamesGalipeau-h7i]

@@johnwiz4460 You have me dead to right. 😀

[@peeweegnome8977]

I rode 11 years patched, one rule you mentioned is never pat the patch on another member of any club unless you are patched too.

[@jamesm0075]

AMEN.... YESSSIIRRRR!!!! ☠️☠️☠️

[@EricDahlstrom-k7k]

Yr right bout the gut feeling.ive got a question,im an addict in recovery,clean since 2016, it was opiates, i know is a no go in an mc, how do mc s feel about prospects that are in recovery?

[@ashleyevans9290]

Didn't have parents to bring me up. I had many families with different cultures and backgrounds. one common lesson i learned is that silence may often be misunderstood, but it is never misquoted. Silent and Listen are spelt with the same letters..

[@CJCon885]

Agree. Gut feeling never lets you down. Best thing if you see a patch on someone you like. Just ask what it means. Might be good , bad, or sentimental. 👍🏻

[@seanbaros-qe1rp]

Thank you for the tips Sose!! Have a nice evening!!👊👊

[@DemonsRow]

You too bro

[@christinelangley7272]

I wanted to go out one night but my gut was saying NO. I had tested my gut feelings before and knew l should listen. But l was ignoring it. Got ready, unlocked my bike, as soon as l got on it the feeling got very intense, it scared the shit out of me. I locked my bike back up and went back inside. To this day l dont know what was going to happen but l knew it was going to be very bad.

[@DemonsRow]

Really smart move its awesome when you act on it

[@mikeyg6631]

My mechanic has been the same mechanic from day 1. Number 5 rings a big bell "never touch a club members patch" also club business is club business and you don't bring that home with you.

[@MasonPhoenix-c4b]

Hey OG thanks for the Game 💪🏻🏴‍☠️

[@DemonsRow]

Much respect

[@bigcurt011]

Fun fact we all have braincells in our stomachs...

[@DemonsRow]

I just learned something new

[@blackcattrucking4907]

Those are all good rules to live by. 4, 7 and 8 particularly resonate with me and my experience. Also, I love that shirt man; I still have a gallon zip loc bag filled with Homies from like 20 years ago!

[@paciiiimijak]

So wait to clarify, I recently had a custom top and bottom rocker made, not in association to ANY clubs, it's a nickname people have for me in my home town, the center patch is a Harley patch. Will I experience issues for the fact that I have rocker patces?

[@mathewkendell9056]

Generally speaking its never a good idea to have a three piece back patch.

[@eggheadrocks8224]

you are 100% right about the patches, and just because you dont see any club riders in a bar, dont stroll in wearing fake colors trying to impress the ladies. Clubs always know whats going on in their territories.

[@jeffreybowen6747]

#Ghostin from Albany, great show sose.. lot of great advice..

[@mrnobodz1]

Here is one. Don’t ask questions or talk until a member ask you first. Keep talk to a minimum. Remember your in there house

[@michaelharrell284]

Thanks bro for all the valuable info you share you are one of a kind to be a biker looking out for rookies helmets on for you bro

[@DemonsRow]

I appreciate that!

[@november_victor9693]

Whats the 13 diamond stand for?

[@kennypowers17]

He’s got a video on it. The "13" on the patch stood for the Top 13 "Outlaw" motorcycle clubs in Southern California, the Top 13 outlaw racing clubs were awarded the patch and a trophy. The diamond patch shape was used because it already stood for the anti-AMA movement and it was AMA who used the term 99% of bikers are law abiding.

[@DemonsRow]

Some clubs it stands for mother some stand for support clubs it depends on the club

[@christiankirkenes5922]

Really good list, wisdom in every single one!

[@DemonsRow]

Appreciate you

[@rmo8495]

As a army veteran. Just found your videos good information be safe

[@DemonsRow]

Thank you

[@jeremyeaton9698]

Love your videos brother.

[@DemonsRow]

I appreciate that

[@CedraSingleton]

I got mad love for ya bro all I ever wanted was to ride an be a MC like my father thanks for the tips going forward

[@DemonsRow]

I appreciate that much love brother

[@MichaelEllison-jr4wg]

You are 1000% right about the "gut instinct"... ANYTIME and EVERYTIME I ignored this, the worst outcome would happen. ALRIGHT!!! Almost to 700K!!!!

[@DemonsRow]

yes me too everytime i dont go with my gut it gets dark lol

[@mattsecret]

I hear you but lately my gut has been telling me every thing is all wrong so what do I do now?

[@anandlakshmanan9708]

actually with number 3 i am getting some fog lights for my royal enfield super meteor 650 from another dealer, but the dealer who sold me the motorcycle and has worked on it is putting it on with some other extra gear

[@daleferguson1233]

😮True.. brother I'm a UNION IRONWORKER.. I'm alive because of a Gut-feeling 😮

[@moststefanitely6737]

Can I order clothes from Demonsrow even though I’m not in a MC? Will I get into trouble riding wearing this product?

[@Alotafajitas]

Good lookin out, brother

[@DemonsRow]

Any time

[@smokeyowl3818]

Brother spitting strate facts ....mad respect and always follow you're gut

[@DemonsRow]

Much respect

[@savageoffroadmowers6199]

Also I have a charm on my handlebars, even if my gut feeling gets ignored, if that charm starts clanging and making noise I slow tf down and start paying more attention in every direction

[@DemonsRow]

Thats smart

[@savageoffroadmowers6199]

@@DemonsRow I date a witch, she picked out this tiger's eye shaped like a coffin with a metal pentagram charm deal I tied it beside my throttle and It hasn't steered me wrong yet, I'm a wiccan myself so I vibe with that shit. To me it's like a second guardian bell

[@corykrebs4574]

So patches. Im a Marine Corps vet and have a 1st MARDIV patch. Its guadacanal with the number one in a dimond surround by stars. Had a few tell me to take it off. Is it that much a problem?

[@DemonsRow]

Depends where you live

[@corykrebs4574]

@@DemonsRow STL area

[@dcr00k]

Number one to me is “trust your gut.” There have been multiple times where I was in a favorite bar, everything is good, everybody’s having a good time. I don’t know why, but I know something is going to pop off, so I bounce. Every time I bounced, I found out later something happened. One time I was in it, but I had enough local respect to de-escalate the situation. I’m glad I don’t stay out that late anymore.

[@yoursofullofitha7262]

" Gut is your animal instinct ".. FACT ✊️

[@gawainjones9427]

All my life, I stayed alive by never ignoring my intuition . If it aint right get on down the road

[@tallwolf6618]

Loving the Homies shirt man, reminds me of the good times early on in Cali. #GHO⚡ TIN

[@DemonsRow]

Appreciate you #ghostin

[@Ragnar676]

Man # 7 is really a life rule in general, regardless of what topic. This world has become a devious and 2 faced place, so ya got gotta be weary. So # 7 is I just a life must... #ghostin

[@killsumoh]

If you made a demons row hat like that death row hat that would be 🔥

[@Crookedriverhooligan]

Some sound advice. 🤘🏻

[@theseptettask]

Was just wondering, if I buy a club style leather vest with no patches at all. Will I get in trouble or am I good?

[@DemonsRow]

No def no issues

[@theseptettask]

@@DemonsRow alright thank you an keep the great work!

[@col.mustard1233]

When I was in snow country, to warm up the bike at 3am I would run a hairdryer into the carb with the throttle open for about ten minutes, never failed to start!

[@berealz9701]

Good vid bro but gotta push back on letting people borrow your bike.... all my bros have access to each others bikes if need be. If we can bang 80mph bars to bars flying down 95 and we wear the same patch, you have my trust

[@DemonsRow]

yea if they could afford to pay for it cool if not you outta luck lol

[@berealz9701]

@DemonsRow i gotcha bro.... guess it's situational.... cheers bro

[@benheath112]

1:30 bottom left nice

[@matthewrowles6881]

I love bikes and riding, I DID get that from my father, but my father was a 1%er and in an MC and Ill never go near or associate with gangs again. My father and his "friends" destroyed my family, abused and broke my mother, caused so much pain and suffering and misery for my family until he finally died that I can NOT and will NOT ever allow that near myself, my kids of my loved ones, Im in my 40's and I still have nightmares about the things they did when I was a kid in the 90's. I saw evil and evil alone

[@jimmccormick6091]

I saw #5 Happen.. Guy put his hands on a HA's jacket, just trying to get around the biker. He got knocked the eff out. No Questions, no warnings, just WHAM. And that guy didn't get up for a long, long time. I Heard on of the other bikers say. "He laid hands on the jacket, totally justified".

[@toddjay5635]

Thank you family

[@DemonsRow]

appreciate you todd

[@jeffwalraven9961]

I am a Army Vet, i was in the Big Red 1. Would it be ok to put that patch, on my vest?? Thanks, digging your site.

[@DemonsRow]

You earned it but talk to people locally

[@jeffwalraven9961]

@@DemonsRow Will do, thanks again

[@DankTito_TTV]

I for real could never join a club because I can never let anyone touch or ride my bike unless it’s my boy who who has always wrenched on my ride. Idc who it is or what their title is. There is only one guy who gets to touch my ride.

[@JangoMike]

What if someone wears a "99%" patch?

[@BabyDee72]

The patches are dangerous. I saw 1st hand what a 1% outlaw club will do to a faker with them on. It wasn't pretty, and some could cost your life. Bless you Sose. Ty for all you do. Be safe on the road❤

[@DemonsRow]

Bless you love

[@PaulHAMCO]

Don't be annoying baby...

[@Ozz3605]

Saying to much or been told too much goes the same ways. I had friend that had patches and was always cool with them cuz i never talked about it or ask. When things were going down and i saw them stressed the fuck out i would just go and come back at another time even tho i knew what was going on. Protect yourself,if you dont know then you cant talk and arent considered a "problem".

[@utubesmells75]

You’re the man Sose! Thanks for doin what you do! #GHOSTIN’

[@DemonsRow]

Much love #ghostin

[@Seamasr2112]

Good stuff thank you

[@darrenmoney5963]

That life lesson,100 percent true yous ya gut not your🎉 mind people will stab you in the back, keep ya guard up. You are a wise man,i wish I learnt as quick as you, from Dorset, south England

[@DemonsRow]

much respect

[@darrenmoney5963]

@@DemonsRow love you mate but not in weird way

[@user-tt4di3pm4e]

My apes did the same thing! Scared the 💩 outta me, but you gotta keep it together and get somewhere to get her fixed.

[@DemonsRow]

Glad your ok

[@shanelefever7704]

Best advice I can give be yourself and don't be stupid and don't say anything to anyone get to know people understand the situation and a person's character because that alone will let you know who to watch out for

[@marioplessers]

Go with your gut, wise words!

[@turnerkj]

Biker or non-biker, great advice.

[@ss_whole]

So they're pretty adamant about wearing shoes in a club house, maybe the guy just didn't want to get the carpet dirty

[@randomstuff3672]

9 - Trust no one. Ever.

[@Orionleo]

Not a biker (at least not like you guys lol) but about the gut feeling: Your 'gut' is actually your subconscious brain (lizard brain) taking notes about situation, recording things like body language, sounds, little things. This is why you can tell when someone (usually) is a creep or is lying to you even if they seem totally normal. For years I went against my 'gut' and ended up having people walk over me ... although it did keep me from getting into fights with people. I dont go with my gut, but I do notice that 'feeling' when I can tell something is wrong. Maybe its the same thing.

[@mattmorrison9379]

Ggood advice, especially the 4th law of power.

[@jackklarich7045]

I'm back my brother, been down but not out #ghostin in FLA

[@DemonsRow]

Glad your back brother

[@jackklarich7045]

They had me down but they couldn't hold me, much love and RESPECT #ghostin

[@davidyager8817]

100% great advice.