Inside Los Angeles Cowboy Culture (Compton) 🇺🇸

[@PeterSantenello]

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[@noblemagi]

There is a couple that travels and live on their horses year-round. Also, some people live every summer hiking the continental divides; I Love your anthropology work.

[@Challender]

Thank You, Peter Awesome what you do.

[@jossa942]

You fucking rock peter. I love that you did this.

[@araujo209dad9]

Where's the link for that center that's trying to build?

[@2Hazelnut]

Peter, where is the information on the horse and community center those men want to build?

[@MrKickback104]

Wow, Joshua is going places. “The streets raised us but the horses saved us” and he’s looking at Peter in the eye when speaking to him. Great to see our youth being so respectful

[@James_Edward59]

Exactly, very confident and respectful kid.

[@allmoneyin2185]

That lil dork ain’t from the streets 😂

[@NothinNew]

man he was raised in a 3 story house

[@Talkinsports91]

I was blown away.

[@cornell833]

What part of Compton is this ?

[@witchinghourtv6651]

youre the only person doing this who understands and respect our mexican american culture. you show the parts alot of content creators ignore because it doesnt get the views. thank you peter for representing us with respect and love. youre always invited to the carne asadas!

[@sinabagherisarvestani8924]

man that is cool dude , riding the horses in town , I think its amazing , I think its great that they are Americans but they speak perfect Spanish , I guess its been passed down from generation to the next generation , I'm still working on my Spanish and Arabic , I'm hoping by the end of the year I can speak fluent Arabic and Spanish than I want to want to learn Russian , but if you speak English , than Spanish is much easier to learn , I might try and learn French , if you already speak Spanish and English than French is a lot easier

[@clvrswine]

Please shut up about "respect".

[@oiitzME1266]

​@ClvrSwine please shut up You. Thanks

[@Jumalten001]

Huh

[@michaelmaas5544]

Peter respects everyone everywhere he goes

[@5ringsaudits]

Those guys were raised right. They all are intelligent and well spoken. Great attitude's. I wish I had teachers like that growing up.

[@vivianacoria9504]

Proud to say that they are My neighbors😊

[@5ringsaudits]

@@vivianacoria9504 awesome neighbors!

[@fredwerza3478]

I'm white guy who went to an all-white high school and I would prefer any of these horse dudes as my teachers --- they seem to care more than teachers I had

[@N0N4M30]

The stables look horrendous and outdated there’s no grass nowhere for the horses or the other animals to grass It’s disgusting praising people like that

[@5ringsaudits]

@@N0N4M30 I see. I don’t know anything about horses

[@sh-df1bb]

LOVED seeing this community and the beautiful people involved. I couldn't believe the homes there are a million!!!!! Those homes would be 100k in Arkansas

[@carysteele61]

Wasn't aware of these Compton Cowboys , I only knew of the Black Compton Cowboys. The Compton Cowboys are a group of friends from childhood who use horseback riding and equestrian culture to provide a positive influence on inner-city youth, and to combat negative stereotypes about African-Americans in the Los Angeles-area city of Compton.

[@GGsDLo]

Mind. BLOWN. You're in Compton with an entire horse culture, just riding them around, and ranches and farms. Crazy!

[@BFergs187]

"The streets raised us but the horses saved us" 😢❤

[@BFergs187]

@@erikzermeno9897 you don't know that for certain. You sound jealous

[@s.stinnett3972]

That was a WHOLE word!

[@MsAmique]

Repeating something he heard someone else say. 😂

[@BFergs187]

@@MsAmique and?.....

[@suzanneyoung8011]

Nice to hear Joshua speak so wisely at a young age. That's a big honor to take part in the youth program at Chris Cox's ranch in Wyoming. He is a very famous horseman and horse trainer, mainly of Quarter Horses. He has won a number of competitions and has had television programs on RFDTV and the Cowboy Channel.

[@cinramirez8627]

I never knew this lifestyle existed right in Compton. That’s amazing! And that little cowboy Josh is going to go places. He’s wise beyond his years and he’s got a strong work ethic. That’s a beautiful thing.

[@lolitalolita7561]

Yes it is. I once talked to a 10 year old that was working at his parents’ taco stand. He was so dedicated. I asked him what he wants to be when he grows up. He said “a rancher”. I was so impressed. It turned out his dad is a rancher. The mom runs the taco stand and a catering business. The little boy said he works on the weekends and was saving money to invest in cattle. It’s beautiful to see kids working to make their dreams reality.

[@almabelhumeur6672]

I totally agree. He is a bright young man.

[@KONEIL1775]

There's some Cowboys in the valley and San Dimas as well.

[@EphemeralProductions]

exactly. and VERY uncommon in people of his generation!

[@shotcgirl1887]

Black cowbo y s in Compton now south americsn cowboys, government control lol

[@ginnied7346]

Even I've heard of the Compton Cowboy's ❤ and I'm from the UK These guy's are awesome

[@RichardCranium321]

props to the young boy, Joshua... seeing kids like him give me hope for the next generation. work ethic, learning new languages, truly inspiring to see. keep it up little bro.

[@Chiapanecogűero]

I'm really impressed! I live in Wyoming in a tiny town filled with ranchers. They all look as though they belong out here but i'm proud of what they are doing. Nothing but Love from a DUDE out In Eastern Wyoming!

[@acampomft]

I'm not from Compton, but I grew up in the South Bay and remember all the dairies and horse stables that used to exist down there in cities like Torrance, Gardena, etc. I had horses when I was a child growing up in that area, and I am glad to see that the Compton Cowboys are still carrying on that tradition. When I tell people there were stables down there, they just can't imagine horses in Los Angeles. Brings back good memories❤

[@franklopez3616]

hi there Love South Bay Gardena Torrance Redondo Beach I used to ride horse back up Palos Verdes trails still some horse stables in Figueroa and El Segundo Blvd in Gardena don't recall if belongs to police horse Gardena dept or Compton .

[@garyny4073]

​@@franklopez3616r u a gangster 😅😅

[@renoesmaeilian9489]

We need more kids like Joshua and more parents like Joshua’s parents.

[@NoamTheGOAT50]

Yes indeed, that's the only hope this country has left!

[@justin6354]

Amen to that !!

[@eddeetz493]

Please make Judges aware to offer community service vs jail days to those that qualify. 200 hours of ranching, and riding would leave an impression.

[@larsstougaard7097]

Yes it would be a great ride 🐎

[@gracefuldragon5981]

It would give a purpose to those who may feel like they don’t have one ❤ @EdDeetz GREAT suggestion!

[@mikepoole2248]

Depending on the crime

[@robertlawler1387]

Well you go work for free then

[@larsstougaard7097]

@mikepoole2248 that is very true, if the crime is horse theft, then it's probably not a good idea .

[@kitfisto15678]

Others have said it but I'll say it too, I grew up in the LA area and now live in Phoenix and I've never felt that media accurately portrays the full depth and awesomeness of the Mexican American culture. I don't have any Mexican in me, but I've always loved and felt at home in the unique blend of their culture. You are the exception and really show the true breadth and scope of Mexican Americans, the culture of people I grew up around and have lived around my whole life.

[@sbloome77]

Yes, I also grew up in LA and Peter did a good job showcasing all the cultures in a really great way ❤

[@elizabethross3698]

Just watched this. I'm a 60 yr. Old Virginian who grew up on a horse farm. I'm not a fan of horses, they're beautiful and powerful, I honor their presence. And to many, they are therapy. "Horse people" are wonderful and connected. If people care for any other species, besides their own, it is a sense of meditation. It keeps you in touch with all of Nature. I hope you guys prosper in your dreams. The east coast is full of horse communities. Wyoming and Montana, bless them, get alot of the Cowboy allcolades, but, its everywhere. Reach out, to communities all over. Horse lovers are everywhere. I'm prayful you get the support you deserve. Back to Nature, regardless where you are. Also, there's a Cowboy community in Philly. Link up. This is beautiful. Good luck.

[@UnityisKey1]

That young gentleman or young cowboy I should say has tremendous potential. He is definitely going far in life. Very respectful and intelligent kid, shows you how he was brought up. Good job to the parents! Nothing but love and respect for my Mexicans and everyone. Love your content Peter, you are a legend. Keep up the good work brother. Asian & All Race Unity 🙏 ✊ Love and respect from the Chinese Community

[@raydeezy]

These men are great representatives of the Hispanic community. Very inspiring for the younger generation.

[@lorlgd]

Hispanic mis pelotas. Ese estilo se originó en México, por lo tanto, representa a México.

[@raydeezy]

@@lorlgd Mexicans are Hispanic. Are you ignorant?

[@defgrldee888]

Agreed 💕 makes me so proud to be Mexican American 🇲🇽🇺🇸 ✨

[@Olsjaz]

@@lorlgd esos estilos como quiera vienen de los españoles. Ellos introdujeron los caballos al continente de América.

[@mikehungcho]

@@Olsjazel estilo de España 🇪🇸 y el de México 🇲🇽 son muy diferentes. Si España trajo los primeros charro de Salamanca España 🇪🇸 pero el mexicano fue el que desarrollo lo que ahora vez como un vaquero O charro. Ay que saber la diferencia entre charro, chinaco, y vaquero.

[@schragermitchell]

Grew up in Long Beach but went to church in Compton. Drove past these ranches every Sunday. Memories.

[@MrKickback104]

Wow! Young Joshua. Shook your hand. Looked you in the eye. “Nice to meet you, yes sir” The impact statement behind that is amazing. His father is teaching him VERY well for his age

[@hustlehard.8522]

I would definitely recommend these type of learning programs for troubled youth than the Government detention homes. The ranching life seems to teach the value of labor but also the means of responsibility becoming a mature individual. If time with my kids were limited due to work I'd send them to Connecting Compton (or similar programs) just to keep their minds occupied by good morals rather than the streets. Another great content as always Peter!🤙

[@TJNorton]

This is so cool. I moved to LA from the UK 8 years ago and it's communities like this that make me smile often. Awesome work! I'll make a point of visiting asap . Thank you 🙏

[@FBCarson]

Keep em coming Peter! Big ups to the Connecting Compton for their community work. Much luv! 🇺🇸🇦🇸🇼🇸🇲🇽

[@pattiamaya4671]

Thank you for connecting the world with Compton. These amazing gentlemen and others like Compton Cowboys show the real love of Comptonites and their love or family, neighbors, people and horses.

[@Chichi-ld1eo]

I sent this video to all of my connections in Idaho. They will be more than surprised. Will it move them? Here’s hoping. Community! Respect!

[@jwfinley7808]

We all Love America and need to stand together!!❤

[@citizen_morgan7444]

Peter, you be finding little OASIS in the middle of BIG INDUSTRIALIZED CITIES. It's almost UNBELIEVABLE! Thanks. c. peter morgan.

[@out2fun]

I love that awesome kid, Josh! His parents are doing a wonderful job on raising their son 😊

[@michelle03.]

Wow! This was so amazing!! I reside in a neighboring city, I have seen the Compton Cowboys and their horses, but didn’t know their story until now. Thank you Peter for another amazing video 💜

[@garyny4073]

Michelle - u in SAG ?

[@user-qr8ki8ue4i]

First off, I love love LOVE what these guys are doing. I am old now (over-54), but I have owned and trained horses as a hobby for thirty years. One of my big dreams when I was in my 20's and 30's while living in Wyoming, was to someday own a place where inner city kids could come live and work and decompress in summer. (Glad to hear Chris Cox is taking on some youngsters!) I never did get that dream ranch on my nurse's salary, but in my own little way and in my own little arena we've been giving community kids free riding and horsemanship lessons. Second, one of these guys' horses looked to have DSLD (dropped fetlock) on one foreleg when I watched it loping (but not when standing/walking). It was obvious enough I cringed. I don't want to call them out, but they might want to get a professional opinion. Once fetlocks drop you have three options: 1.) ride the horse until it is so lame and in pain that you take it to auction where it will be bought by a kill-buyer and sent to Mexico or Canada for slaughter 2.) Put it out to pasture as a retiree and maybe use as a teaching horse for very little kids to learn how to groom and saddle (not ride) 3.) Have a vet euthanize the poor horse. Third, these guys might really love a song by Dave Stamey called, "The Vaquero Song." They will relate to the history, especially in California. kzbin.info/www/bejne/sKazdKB7o5qfb8k

[@roo9685]

I did not know this community existed within the greater Los Angeles area. I'm very into horses and the ranching/rodeo lifestyle so this was awesome to learn about! Thank you for featuring!

[@jesusbarajas8067]

Avocado heights too

[@Robertmacmedia]

What a great group of citizens of compton who are cowboys and want the community to have an equestrian center would be awesome wish them much success I grew up in Hollywood never knew about this

[@annmariegentile-fileccia7]

Love love love this one!! We went from NYC to the country in Texas. To have both in one place… amazing. I hope they make their dreams come true.

[@psrwhite]

Thank you Peter for your video. I appreciate how you show respect and humility when interviewing all the people of different cultures. These folks in return respond so well to you. Thank you for showing us that even though we may appear different on the outside, on the inside we all want the same thing: raise our families, do work that we love, contribute to our community, and just get along with each other, no matter what our cultural traditions may be!😊❤

[@diane9247]

This was great - I loved it! It's so interesting that these men aren't just horsemen. they're also teachers. Bottom line: great Americans.

[@erichoodsta4147]

The young kids is going to be some thing big in life. He is on the right track. Many blessings to all of those in this video.

[@geo102094]

After following Peter's channel over the years I've come to realize how much he loves Cowboys of all regions and all races! He needs to go to Norco next!

[@RunChewToyRun]

Josh is a amazing kid so refreshing to see his positivity and energy! What a role model for his generation

[@MaryjanePreston-sh]

You display the parts that many content producers ignore since they don't obtain the desired number of views. Peter, thank you for standing up for us with dignity and kindness. You highlight aspects that many content makers choose to overlook because they don't garner as many views. Peter, thank you for standing up for us with dignity and kindness. Peter, thank you for standing up for us with dignity and affection.

[@damiangutierrez9103]

There are so many kids that come from first-generation mexican families that have ranching backgrounds & are not into it. But it's amazing to Joshua doing the opposite.

[@Hugh-Glass]

I wait for these videos, I am always happy to see one drop. Thanks to all of you folks who put these windows to culture and people together that I would otherwise never see, I'm so happy to get these gifts of knowledge.

[@Monty-Remick]

This was an amazing story! I truly hope that they are able to build their dream and bring people together in the city of Compton.💯💯💯

[@bippy201]

I love the positive perspective you give on our country. It’s so popular to talk down on the US right now but it still is an amazing country (politics aside of course). I’m a horse girl in the Midwest and it’s really cool seeing these guys and the things we relate and differ on. I’d love to ride with them some time!

[@toniawhitinger1238]

This was so touching, being a horse owner myself in Michigan, this story brought tears to my eyes. Thank you ❤

[@eternalbeing3339]

Tears huh

[@toniawhitinger1238]

@@eternalbeing3339 Happy tears

[@chilton1975]

Being a horse owner myself I love this!! 👏🏽👏🏽❤️

[@paleofemme]

There is something about horses that people generally respect. I have a daughter with autism and it was horses that helped bring her spirit out to connect with other people. This is truly fantastic. Thank you to the Compton Cowboys who showed us insight into their wonderful community. My husband’s from LA and he was blown away by the work you are doing. You need a celebrity endorser like Kevin Costner to get the city to listen. I hope he steps up to the plate for y’all!

[@yotalicious]

We learn more watching your channel than any other place. Thank you!

[@josephmartinez8803]

It's not surprising! In the past,Compton was mainly "agriculture" for years and also predominantly "white". As it was mentioned about Kevin Costner, James Coburn was from Compton. Even President H.W. Bush lived in Compton for a short time. Compton also used to host a country music show called Town Hall Party, and many famous musicians, such as Tex Ritter, Johnny Cash, Pasty Cline, etc..played at the venue. It was aired on radio and television.

[@matthewstiles570]

The best one yet loved this program so much grew up in cali first rode in LA now live in ks and ride in ks

[@asoldierofrome]

What an incredible group of people! Your camera shows so much more than can be found in most media spaces. Thanks for the truth if your talent!

[@garybarr1045]

Growing up in SOCAL in the 50s and 60s I never imagined the Compton Cowboys could exist. Magnificent! Beautiful. Thank you for the intro.

[@marvinshenk]

That kid Joshua is so bright and smart. he's going to do good things. It's good to see some positivity growing in south central.

[@gingerriviera3654]

Seeing Joshua just made me smile ear to ear what a sweet young man, intelligent, kind, smart, confident. Good for you, blessed 🙌🏽 thank you for showing this wonderful lifestyle.

[@limjahey9244]

After a super busy week of working, watching your videos on the weekends feels just as relaxing/good as being on vacation!

[@michaelcorleone7598]

This is amazing man. The Compton Cowboys look like their having a blast out on them horses. Great work keep on riding🤠🐴

[@geraldoyo1]

You always have the best videos and messages Peter! Much love to my fellow teachers, los caballeros! That young man was very inspiring, they all are, but, always a soft spot in the heart for the kids!

[@omarflores108]

One of the absolute best videos you’ve ever made Peter. Thank you for putting this out for the world to see, doing the lords work.

[@sparkytuttle2966]

I wish we could get the Compton political folks to get on board and get that equestrian experience up and running. I would also love to see some of the kids that belong to the different gang members that Peter has already introduced us to, those kids would probably love the horses. People have no idea how perceptive horses can be, that's why they work so well with at risk kids. I wish someone could contact Kevin C and get him to move mountains and get this party started. This is a fantastic video. Thank you for opening all of our eyes and hearts.

[@razup2323]

Yes. Unfortunately, they don’t because programs like this and similar WORK, and they need subsections of people who are “troubled” to funnel there money through those programs.

[@vell2947]

The little Cowboy speaks different languages is sharp his family did a good job with him. Made me feel good seeing this content about Compton.

[@epvendetta]

Love that this channel shows the cultures within the greater culture.

[@marge3157]

From our ranch in Oregon to yours in Compton, I really hope you get your facility. Your heart is in the right place.

[@francofrogg]

Thanks Peter for another wildly interesting and informative video. You have really been successful at illuminating some of the most deep and unique aspects of American culture.

[@lupeperez1900]

Let’s help these cowboys being their equestrian plans come true. I love what they are doing. Thanks Peter for the good content you being to your viewers. ❤

[@prophez23]

I stayed with a family in Compton who had originally migrated there from El Salvador and they were the most kindest and humble people ever. The man of the house took my wife and I and our daughter and my best friend on one of the greatest tours of South Central and we ate at San Pedro at a sea food restaurant that was out of this world. I'll never forget that time and I will always have deep respect for the family that took care of us for a while until we could get back home. I always heard horror stories about how dangerous South Central was and if you are white you better not go there but I walked all over the place and interacted with tons of people there and I never felt scared at all. My opinion is you can find trouble anywhere if you are looking for it but if you are respectful and not act a fool then you will be fine just about anywhere you go.

[@felixkmgalanti9064]

LOL! All Hat! No Cattle! What we used to say when I was wrk'in the chutes in the PRCA, they are want to be's!

[@ladybirdehrmantraut1245]

San Pedro fish market!

[@ChasOnErie]

Just be careful … living and coming to Reseda since 1994… My babies live there ,?we prospered there !!!! AND ARE STILL THERE AND WILL BE THERE !!!❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@sinabagherisarvestani8924]

why would someone call the city about some guy riding a horse , dude if someone wants to ride a horse than its fine , as long as they don't go on any busy road or on the highway its fine , its not any more dangerous than a car , in fact a car is much more dangerous

[@sinabagherisarvestani8924]

ya I think its great that they are riding horses , its a lot cooler than riding a car , keep it up man , I don't see any issue with people riding a horse in town but about the poop , that might create some problems , that is the only issue , its not as dirty as dog poop but that issue needs to be seriously looked into , people are going to complain ,

[@teamcougars]

Peter, you are so good at opening our eyes to the true diversity of our great country, thank you for what you do and we are so grateful for your curiosity and bringing us with you you have really opened my eyes to things that I would otherwise never experience.

[@neilhaslam]

Bro, I just stumbled upon your channel and I've gotta say you are bringing the heat!!! No other channel like this

[@ultramiddle4991]

My heart melted when the kid mentioned cowgirls along with cowboys both loving what they do. He has a golden heart

[@karenatha7890]

The horse thing truly is the antidote for pent up energy. Transformed into mellow and good. I have never been comfortable in Los Angeles, but I have tried. Now, what you show us here...that works. Really wise. Horses are a therapy I'm just dying for...back to my roots in Latin America riding horses again. That's about tops on my short bucket list. And to have a trained house cat again too. Thanks again.

[@cwell510]

Another great video, Peter! That young man Joshua has a bright future ahead of him. Thanks for sharing! 💯

[@SeekTheTruth205]

Compton cowboys? Omg! haha wow! 🤠 Another amazing video Peter! I love what you do and look forward to new videos every week! You're awesome brother! God bless and much love from Alabama!

[@abatude5879]

They've been there since I was 10 yrs old I'm 65

[@bojohnson7340]

So well done Peter. Lived in Southern Cali 11 years and never knew this! Real people living real, meaningful unique lives. Thanks for the real positive news! Kevin’s Costner born in Lynwood/Compton, CA. Game changer. Networks should have your show on instead of all the reality TV garbage.

[@JohnDoe-hs7ml]

I'm glad to learn the world, different cultures and habits through your videos! Thank you 🤘

[@trudygentry5859]

Thank you I really enjoyed this I grew up on a horse he was my best friend. God bless you.

[@pvdogs2]

Great video. It's interesting that horses, like dogs, need refresher/maintenance training especially when they act up.

[@brianbarcus5853]

That young boy Joshua is amazing he's wise beyond his years!

[@crxgames]

Thank you for exposing a culture very few of us knew existed. This is awesome!

[@BucksMom218]

❤this was fabulous…love this. Thank you for finding this community…connecting people is so important. 💙

[@cathy1944]

Wonderful segment. Love the young man. He’s such a smart sweet fellow.

[@Hollywoodhomeybaby]

My ambulance station & I service the community of Compton. Thank you for this video. I see the youth as well of the elder’s riding their horses. I’ve always wanted to say hi to them. I will now

[@PonderingDolphin]

Excellent content as always Peter showcasing a perspective of a world I never knew existed. So cool to learn alongside you, thanks for your work. Take care and all the best

[@locallegend4677]

joshua is the most mature and grounded kid I've seen in years

[@kellys.8922]

Wow! Cowboys in Compton... 🤯 I would have never though... Peter, your content is amazing!! What I take from this and from watching your previous cowboy series is that it doesn’t matter if they are from Montana or Compton, cowboys in general, are generally great people, down to earth, humble, helpful and friendly. Thank you Peter for another truly great video.

[@Lonesome__Dove]

You really showcase what makes America America. Its diversity is so vast it would take a lifetime to discover it all and that same diversity is what makes us strong and unique. Its unfortunate theres so many people that dont recognize how great this country is.

[@jacksss323]

Thanks for representing even at a small scale 🇲🇽

[@John3v8]

Another SLAM DUNK, Peter!!! Loved this!!!

[@sophiaisabelle027]

The cowboy culture there seems pretty interesting to learn about. Keep up the good work.

[@christy8935]

Love this! Thanks for bringing this story to light, Peter! Great job once again!! Very inspiring! I hope they get that land to make their dreams come true to help the community. What if everyone tried to help their community like this?!

[@artyart31]

I HAD A FRIEND WHO LIVED IN THAT SIDE OF COMPTON WITH THE BIGG BACK YARD AND LIVESTOCK, IT WAS ALWYS FUN HANGING OUT IN HIS HOUSE ON THE WEEKENDS. THIS WAS BACK IN THE 1990S

[@elizabethmckay812]

I’d love to know more about the horses (breeds, care/maintenance, training, etc.) and where, how, why the “cowboys “ learned to ride and love being cowboys? What do theses guys/girls do for a living outside of the city ranch life? Everything about this rings so much joy to my heart. Horses are THE. BEST. THERAPY!!!!!

[@LorraineinPNW]

Mr. Cliff's food looks yummy! I had no idea there were cowboys in Compton. Thanks for the info!

[@-Ricky_Spanish-]

Mr. Cliff is probably one of the best sources of the reality of Compton, if he's been running businesses there since 1975 and never had any problems it's definitely better than where I live.

[@julierichardson7485]

I loved this video!! How special Compton is with these amazing men. I will donate to their mission. Thank you, Peter!

[@kerryfoose3116]

14:17 bringing back the childhood memory haha... good times. Love you Peter for being so real. Such a great segment. I have always wanted to know more about these Compton Vaqueros

[@leanneadams2549]

I love the idea of this equestrian center !! I donated and hopefully I’ll get to come see what my little donation help build !! I’ve always wanted to go to California and now I know where to go first !! Can’t wait !

[@socialeconomicpoliticalana1128]

Total respect to the Hispanics who moved into Compton and south central LA in the last two decades, as they have improved the economy, brought in positive energy and values and made it a safer place.

[@jamesjameason8348]

Bullshit!

[@patriciaperez9152]

I’m 50 years old and not in the best shape with bad knees but when I see horses going down the street , I run out. I don’t live in Compton but a city close by. The Compton Cowboys are much more friendlier than the ones who come down where I live. I loved this episode and enjoy your channel. I came across your channel a few days ago and have watched and learned a lot about the different places and people you met. Keep up the great job. God bless you and the Compton Cowboys.

[@gflames23]

This was awesome to watch. And to see that this part of Compton is well kept. The Mexicans keeping it up, enjoying their community in a positive way. Way to go mi gente! Need more people like this across the state. Not like other communities with burglary, Trash and homeless everywhere. And that young man has a bright future.

[@MrCanada1]

Who is impressed like me by the golden horse ! Beautiful 😍 I wrote this comment before watch Joshua, this kid is smart, articulate and mature. He does have a bright future

[@gristorres9031]

Love what you guys are doing out there. Love the cowboy/ rancher lifestyle. All of you are so well spoken, polite, educated. I really give you guys credit. God bless...