London's Most Notorious Gangster: Prison, Murder & Gangs - Ghost

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Step into the twisted world of London's most notorious gangster as we dive deep into their psyche. In this exclusive interview, we uncover the shocking truth behind a 59-year prison sentence. Get ready for an eye-opening exploration of the criminal underworld and the mind of the enigmatic figure known as Ghost.
Explore the dark secrets, the criminal empire, and the chilling tales of murder, gangs, and crime. Join us on this gripping journey as we unmask Ghost, the elusive mastermind behind London's criminal underworld.
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[@christreadwell5899]

“She chucked the shotgun in the bin so I was a bit pissed about that. I had to reinvest in a magnum”. 🤣

[@faithrae7060]

When he said it’s the friends that influence you more, he is right. Parents can only do so much in protecting their children

[@G1806]

Fact bro 🙏🏽

[@sparklefairydustrodney2683]

They benefited from the money though. Still had a part to play, can't say they disagree on one hand and then spend the money on the other.

[@faithrae7060]

I grew up on an estate in london, I know what kind of parents allow it and which ones just cannot stop their child from doing these things, so many factors. Mum has to work full time, dads not around or dad does the same thing or even mum does the same thing. No siblings, no extended family and so on.

[@sparklefairydustrodney2683]

@@faithrae7060 Not just in London

[@faithrae7060]

@@sparklefairydustrodney2683 oh absolutely, definitely not just London, all over the country, all over the world

[@theme6590]

"I was pissed, so I had to reinvest in a magnum" 😂😂😂

[@SaintKaizerv]

😭

[@stevenshipman6290]

I wanna get this guy on a legal range

[@d2.024]

💯

[@dompresidential747]

"You've found something in my room?...Yh, im gonna need that back!" 😅

[@abdulsufi7894]

This obsession with gangsters, drug dealers, rappers in our community has to stop. Show us positive role models.

[@southwestkinema9149]

Meh. Society loves gangsters. How many films are there about the mafia & triads etc. Anything that goes against the "system" is interesting to people & their stories are usually more interesting than a CEO or a plumber. It is what it is.

[@Jp-ny3qh]

Many positive role models still have a crazy story that brought them to where they are. Anyone who claims to have a life of perfection is a liar, everyone comes from somewhere and ends up somewhere else.

[@JesseWorld1000]

@@southwestkinema9149unfortunately you are right. Evil has a draw on society as a whole.

[@rustyjames6622]

the reality’s no one’s interested in koombiya tales 🙄🤦🏽‍♂️🐐

[@hernancortez5995]

Don't waste your breath on them they're not ideological they take wisdom from the media and rappers they will reap what they sow

[@zimbojimbo]

Great talk, he told the story so visually perfect. Wouldnt mind a longer vid :)

[@yeahtbh.161]

he's a complete loser.

[@paul-73]

I'm happy for you to get a sponsor means that you are being noticed and I've been watching you from when you was going to give up and thought I'd watch you cos you started getting good interviews and just want to congratulate you for sticking to your dreams you inspired me so thank you 💯✌️❤️🙏

[@youngsato]

What I love about this vid is the composition and placement of the camera, this is a very creative approach to an interview doc. Really makes you feel your interviewing the subject 👌🏾awesome job!

[@g-notezmusic7989]

Everyone can change and this brother took the long road but he has seen the light so it’s a blessing .

[@cluzetube2]

Captivating from start to finish. Excellent interview

[@chrysblack7901]

Yo man... That's the best interview I've seen in a long long time... This man didn't take any prisoners... Absolutely brutal stuff... Watched a few on this channel now and this one is BY FAR the most engaging interview man.... 💥👀🔫

[@bendover1853]

I lived in Newham majority of my life and went to Little Ilford school,at the age of 15 I was kicked out of school and sent to a community school in Plaistow called “community links”. There I met a few other kids and amongst them was this tall brudda called Adam. I became good friends with him and found out he was into music and I think was once part of roll deep crew and his nickname was “ghostman” This man in the video were watching is ghostman. If you ever see this comment bro, I hope you’re well, since community links I always wondered what you and kay k were up to. Since watching this video I now know what you’ve been going through from Age 15 - 20. Lots of love man. P.s remember latesha 😂❤

[@bbmintah8509]

The way this guy is saying some messed up shit casually is insane. Cant believe these are real events.

[@strikerfromthe3rd]

Bro he was a savage back in the day. S REAL problem. Was in springhill with him

[@Trenchmajor]

Cards your delt with in life. Very intelligent guy hope he finds a legal way to use his brain

[@Fuckaff]

​@@strikerfromthe3rdwhat is name

[@whitemountainapache3297]

@Trenchmajor, would you say the same about Adolf, or Uncle Joe Stalin? Cards you are dealt? Or about Ted Bundy or Peter Sutcliffe?

[@jayben1111]

This ghost guy got the best interviews hopefully this one doesnt disappoint

[@TheAcuphase]

A really interesting interview and he's funny and can tell a good story. Nobody should be feeling sorry for him, especially with what he says at the end, and the only thing he's sorry about is getting caught. He was clearly very good at his job, which is why he only did 10 years. But if you listen to him speak and what he hints at what he got away with, he should probably have never gotten out.

[@mrrm6492]

Don’t understand what part of the things he said you found funny

[@Ssemigga]

he's not a criminal. he just found a way to survive. you're stupid. and prisons don't "solve crime" nither do police.

[@connect_or]

Not just that! As he said, he only spoke about what is already on paper!!! Anyway, everyone was young at certain point in life... where you live sometimes determine your. I lived in london as a foreigner i know how rough can be south and east London... all good for him...

[@Adam9588ronaldo]

Never 🤨 you sick

[@sarahbrown1558]

What a great interview! This guy doesn’t want to brag about being London’s notorious gangster, he is telling his lived experience as a youngster and the activities he engaged in! The title is clearly put there by the channel to gain views. I really enjoyed listening to his story and how he has clearly turned his life around. Good on you lad 👏🏾

[@gadgettv8928]

He is not Londons notorious gangster. What a fake programme.

[@Adam9588ronaldo]

@@gadgettv8928We don’t about it we care about his story

[@LulMuma]

I could listen to this guys storytelling for hoursssss! The way he explains the story with detail is something . This was good to watch

[@cow9703]

Do you like making lists?

[@luisscrivs3695]

Lap his B.S. up you dummy.

[@jasonmorrissey8401]

Psychopaths tell a good yarn

[@time4advancement244]

Turned you on?

[@Neo-African]

Prison turns people into fantastical story tellers......

[@kirstyowusu2143]

Wow, thank you for delivering this content

[@boxhave]

When he said, when he wakes up and opens his eyes, someone’s day is ruined. 🤦🏾‍♂️ Great interview.

[@tariqaslam1853]

Really felt the energy of that reality. The only thing prison taught me is my faith. Bad company is all it takes to send you back.

[@johnstampp5726]

Bad company is a composite or a combination of wrong or distorted ideas within the inner invisible self. Show me your company and I will tell you who you are? Birds of a feather flock together. If we desire to think better, act or express ourselves more enlightened or developed, we must either gravitate toward such humans or read books which cleanses and purifies our thinking, for we BECOME what we THINK.

[@margapickni7075]

@@johnstampp5726stop preaching. The original comment said enough.

[@SecurityDepartment-od4hy]

Great interview as the gentleman seemed genuine which makes his story even more interesting. I hope he is living a better and more rewarding life with no crime. Too much time was already lost in jail and so on !

[@TheKINGFESSC]

One of the best interviews I've watched recently. The last minute was the best part. How to carry yourself as a Man

[@DodgeWoodall]

Proud of you Aaron. You’re the best on KZbin 👍🏼👍🏼

[@DeanW-1990]

Dodge you need this guy on yours lad

[@terranaxiomuk]

The way he talks about crime is the same way a person talks about their profession and the work they do. You can see on his face that that life took his soul.

[@opticalman6417]

demons took his soul that why there like that in the first place such people aint in the driving seat demons are

[@GregQchi]

Clearly a smart fella and a compelling and sincere communicator... but the effects of previous trauma seem evident.

[@moekhairy610]

Great interview

[@edwardhudson9851]

Like him or loathe him,he held my attention for the duration of this vid,so good work. Suffice to say anyone thinking the Police are mugs,think again,this fella is living proof of that

[@jameswalsh2427]

A great explanation of his life of crime. I find it difficult to understand the lack of empathy from aggressive criminals for their victims. No self Awareness . Hopefully he has really turned around positively. James J Walsh in Limerick city Ireland 🇮🇪. I liked and subscribed.

[@RaoulDuke333]

Oaklands rc?

[@kelvingriffith3801]

They have to or they wouldn’t be able to do the things they do. Can’t have empathy in that game or your 6foot under!!

[@jackiekerr6253]

Fantastic story from Northern Ireland

[@maledatek1]

Man said his whole government😂

[@nubien9]

🔥🔥🔥 Interview! Raw & unapologetic. Straight talk. 😎❤️💛💚🖤✊🏿🇯🇲🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@jopuk5431]

Keep up this 'gangster' mentality. We love you lot being losers.

[@banksy2620]

I bet he loves Banana's

[@lodoss118]

Why would anyone respect what this man has done

[@whitemountainapache3297]

Because we humans are nothing but genetically modified apes, and just like our primitive cousins we have a tendency to put the alpha males on pedestals, and worship them. We're also, even though many people would deny it, lovers of violence and violent men, hence the adoration of special force soldiers, gangsters, and hard men in general. Also, ask yourself why literally all films are violent? Video games too. It's just inherent in our species.

[@LXphilosopher]

I could have easily got in with the wrong people at school. I didn't though, because my mum taught me to think for myselt, and she raised me to be a good, and compassionate kid. She did this through the love she gave me, and being able to witness her helping many people. It was purely down to this upbringing I was able to avoid going down the wrong path. It's not about what a parent tries to teach their kids, it's about the example they set, and the love give!

[@greengemaudio4830]

There are bad kids who had very strict parents, some kids are just stubborn and sometimes they have to learn the hard way.

[@maledatek1]

Well said

[@NnamdiNw]

@@greengemaudio4830 He didn’t say anything about having strict parents. She’s speaking about parents who are good examples or role models

[@1881Gordon]

It's always interesting to hear that individuals who's lives went wayward explain that they 'Got in with the wrong people'. Truth is they themselves are 'The wrong people' all along, who've just found and mixed with likeminded folk.

[@adu9422]

Did u not get bullied

[@MoreThanPeak1]

Big him up, hes a great story teller. I was hooked 😅 like he really makes you vision everything he’s talking about. I felt like I was in the classroom when the police came looking for the weed 😂😂

[@lovehealth-je6co]

You call this story telling lol ?

[@yeahtbh.161]

big up a complete loser? nah

[@HydrusT]

Great ad read brother. Bless your face .

[@lcls_walkingwithautism5932]

Fantastic storyteller. One of the best of these I've watched in a while. That said, he may be out of prison but that life takes part of your soul and moulds you. Whats sad is that he's clearly intelligent and could have accomplished much more. P.s. some people would be surprised at just how commonplace what he's sharing is.

[@BasDirks]

He's still young enough to achieve big things.

[@anthonydevany7706]

Intelligent aha bloke can’t string a sentence together! Even though it’s his “story” he has to think what he has read!

[@breakfreak3181]

Ain't sad, it's a life choice. Every gangsta loves the upsides of being a top boy (money, clout, cars & women). Don't cry about the downsides (prison, violence against you, if you don't make enough money - little scope to get out of the life).

[@anthonydevany7706]

@@BasDirks yes so true he can be shot & killed by a bigger bullet than the ones he supposedly shoots people with

[@robbbanks7567]

“james, steve get the gun!!”😹😹😹😹

[@PaulTheFruitcake]

He’s acc fuckrd in the head 😂😂

[@Aerieswhuntermusicofficial]

It’s remarkable how casually some people commit absolutely heinous crimes with literally no remorse or emotion. Dudes completely tapped

[@damienbaigent]

It’s sounds like he’s taking responsibility for his actions, who are you to judge

[@kings_chronicle592]

You're judging him and clearly he's telling his story he literally says it was all his fault he owned up to it

[@k_j_n1242]

Obviously you didn't watch the interview 😂 Trying actually watching and listening, and then maybe employing some critical thought before biting 🤔 All the best!

[@NomadNationUK]

He's definitely a psychopath. For those saying he has PTSD, clearly haven't met someone who's really been through the street life and has to cope with the fallout of the bad things they both done and experienced. This guy is matter of fact about it all and even mentions he felt no emotion at all regardless of the scenario. The peope he met in prison who he admits were badder than him were probably sadistic on top of being psychopathic. And that is where the true evil really comes out. Psychopaths stop at nothing to take what they think they deserve. Sadists take pleasure in causing ungodly hurt and pain in others while doing so.

[@Dan-nm5kx]

​@@NomadNationUK What a ridiculous comment 🙄 you've clearly never met an actual psychopath before, and/or have a very wrong view on what one would look and sound like. I could tell the story of my friends entire head geyting blown off by an IED in front of me in Afghanistan in a 'matter of fact' way. I have PTSD like this man DEFINITELY does, would my calm storytelling mark me as a psychopath then in your eyes???!!

[@danchew1712]

Big up azza uno get these good interviews

[@malloymdleeds8280]

THIS BRUDDA NEEDS TO RELEASE A MOVIE!!!!! 🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶

[@craigclark4137]

😂😂😂😂

[@comicj]

interviewer should’ve structured this better with more questions feel like ghost could’ve explained his life in more detail

[@grapograc]

And he sounds judgmental the way he asks things so directly, makes it feel like an interrogation.

[@jc_9787]

I agree

[@MrFraser1983]

That was compelling!!

[@80sfam76]

The shotty hit the police man off the scaffolding 😂

[@mrlegs1544]

This guys got good GENETICS for bodybuilding

[@rahuldahoob]

And probably a larger than average peniis

[@mysteriousshopper1177]

He speaks well. A lot of people like him could have been so successful in the legit world. No one to direct them and steet them into something positive

[@rogermajor1490]

Sometimes they do but they don't listen to those people. As my friend who fell into this world told me, it's about perspectives. He had both parents and still ended up in the streets because initially he felt powerful

[@abbc3444]

He had both parents

[@sbaby-kg8hn]

He wasn't like me some crack baby that grew up in foster care. This lad had a good home and a mum and dad . Never understood why kids with the best start in life get involved in foolishness.

[@yxngz_a1990]

@@sbaby-kg8hnprobably the area he lived in

[@rogermajor1490]

@@sbaby-kg8hn various reasons but often they feel like they're pussies if they do t get involved. Being bad becomes an obsession until they inevitably run in to the guy they can't defeat.

[@bossman674]

He’s definitely got PTSD. He’s holding on to his mental health by a thread. He’s shakily getting through sentences, and stories trying to recall moments. This is quite deep to watch…

[@sbaby-kg8hn]

I overstand bruda . Prison most probably gave him serious mental health issues the racism and violence towards black people inside prison is very bad I have been through it .

[@gold3neye889]

Yeah you can feel parts of his adrenaline kick in. He's a original type of gangster. No flash, no tats. Face like a regular person.

[@bossman674]

@@sbaby-kg8hn from a young age he’s been in the trenches. No younger should be stashing guns and sticking up drug dealers at 16/17. You should be kicking ball with your boys, and cracking jokes after school before you go to the chicken shop, get a two piece chicken and chips, some tropical sunpride to wash that down… a lot of mental health issues in poor communities of colour - we don’t realise that life is to be enjoyed, and these are not normal choices because we haven’t got good people around us

[@MrMrbob666]

Nah he doesnt have PTSD, thats for pussies

[@se7ensfarm112]

@@sbaby-kg8hnit’s not like that at all, been in jail many times and never saw racism in there once

[@c.a8134]

I really enjoyed the way this guy tells a story and I hope it makes people think again be smart

[@strikerfromthe3rd]

Ghost was a good brother. Serious brother was in springhill with him. Keep it up Akh

[@brandnewshif1122]

You from Brum Striker?

[@Originalkingjam]

crazy information

[@Ray-Ray193]

Great interview, l love the way he finished the interview. Great human being.

[@smokinho7911]

bro lost me when he said man from the block were using tactical call signs on the move, drunk man 😭

[@sadiquemunian3105]

When u listen to a story like this you imagine the situation as the story goes on.

[@user-vc3ig2ts6r]

Big up this is one of the realest interviews

[@teletubbiemidget369]

This was a really interesting interview

[@makedasolomon4752]

I can relate. I love your page - keep doing great work ❤

[@tombastable2387]

What makes him the most notorious gangster in London. There are real old school gangsters from London who actually led a entire “life” of crime this guy is still young. He’s just your average young kid that got into trouble while growing up. There’s nothing glamorous about living that life anyway, but you must know when young kids see this title and they see they look like him and they’ve been stabbed they want that title. They need to k ow what he really is he’s a petty crim at best and it clearly didn’t pay for him

[@mistereuro4738]

I couldn't have put it better myself.

[@rickyjames4228]

FACTS

[@Aerieswhuntermusicofficial]

‘Average young kid that got into trouble growing up’ ??? Are you mad ? This dude was pretty much a hitman for hire 😂 ain’t nothing fucking average about that lmfaooo

[@fuckjerryafrica1723]

He didn’t give out the full story ,that’s why you calling him average , he mentions that he is only saying what the police know 💡and his still young probably some of his friends are still active …and he went away for 10 years

[@tombastable2387]

@@Aerieswhuntermusicofficial names and locations… or your just repeating rumors. Also there is no “pretty much” a hit man your either a killer or your not and hit man implies murder for hire, multiple. So if your claiming he caught multiple bodies and here he is already telling his story and not even close to being 50 how does that work? Are you saying he’s a rat too? Because multiple bodies is double digits at least no 5 or 6 years

[@user-gi9hs1dm6j]

Thank God he's alive to even tell his story 🙏🏾

[@whitemountainapache3297]

Don't talk utter tosh about god. It's got nothing to do with god that this worthless piece of fecal matter is still alive.

[@justyna4276]

Good interview

[@Twenty1N]

Very articulate person. You can tell he could’ve gone down a completely different path if he had been given the right resources/guidance. How many other young men up and down the country can this be said for?

[@Letsgoo2025]

Man said articulate 🤦🏻‍♂️ I don’t know wtf you studied bruh

[@Twenty1N]

@@Letsgoo2025 Articulate = having or showing the ability to speak fluently and coherently….what part of his video wasn’t fluent nor coherent? Focus on that “passive income” buddy, sounds like you’re going to need it

[@andsowot]

​@@Twenty1NBeing articulate is the ability to use a wide range of words in any given language. He speaks alot with a type of fluency, but articulate?

[@Twenty1N]

@@andsowot Google the word “articulate”. It’s got less to do with having a wide range of vocabulary, but more to do with how you choose to put those words into a sentence and tell a story. Which the guy in the video does very well. So yes, articulate.

[@andsowot]

@@Twenty1N Calling someone articulate in everyday usage implies they also use a have wide vocabulary, I think most would agree. Don't get me wrong he's on the right path and has obviously educated himself to a degree (no pun intended) in jail but I wouldn't say his vocabulary or use of language is anything other than basic. You have your standards, the educated have theirs😁👍

[@Doubledacious]

It’s a strange juxtaposition. He seems charming, yet what he talks of is more alien to me than anything. I can imagine his persistence paying off in many legal roles, and that’s what makes his story even more horrific. A man with so much promise wasted by the bullshit streets.

[@odunayoomolori6369]

Amazing interview ❤

[@LorettasKitchen]

We need a part 2

[@syrusbark]

Good interview but London deadliest gangsters don't do interviews

[@mapleleafkay9824]

Yea, he just wanted you to click the video…

[@strikerfromthe3rd]

Bro i done jail with this guy. Back in the day he was a savage. Trust me hes talking pure truth. But hes changed his life and is Try ing to deter the youth

[@Letsgoo2025]

This has too much vanity

[@Everythings_A_Lie]

Their not black neither. Blacks are bottom of the food chain.

[@rahuldahoob]

​@@strikerfromthe3rddid you ever see his cocky in jail??

[@NomadNationUK]

He's definitely a psychopath. For those saying he has PTSD, clearly haven't met someone who's really been through the street life and has to cope with the fallout of the bad things they both done and experienced. This guy is matter of fact about it all and even mentions he felt no emotion at all regardless of the scenario. The peope he met in prison who he admits were badder than him were probably sadistic on top of being psychopathic. And that is where the true evil really comes out. Psychopaths stop at nothing to take what they think they deserve. Sadists take pleasure in causing ungodly hurt and pain in others while doing so.

[@shueibdahir]

Thats a funny coincidence i got the same vibe from him in a previous video. Mans definetly got some antisocial personality traits. His

[@jimmajamma2006]

He did say he felt sorry for the other kids in his class when the police came but yea you can see in his rarely blinking eyes the psychopathy

[@NomadNationUK]

As I replied to another user's comment, I may be wrong in my interpretation of his expression. I have had friends recount stories of their experiences with war and have been privy to their stories of the crazy traumas they faced, and I don't know, I just get a different vibe from this guy. It could be his way of distancing himself from the brutality of things. The truth is, I shouldn't generalize when it comes to matters like this and it may well be way beyond my scope to even comprehend without experiencing these things for myself.

[@sufyanpatel8257]

I’ve watched a podcast of him elsewhere and he is much more relaxed. Don’t think he’s psychopathic

[@braggaboutbarz]

This guy is an absolute diamond 💎, love this guy 💯

[@Kylefrancis3245]

We need part 2

[@UnlockSquad]

very interesting... Hope to see more of this guy

[@mounirmerai]

Amazing interview brother is a real gangster & he explains what comes with the streets clearly

[@user-fi3jn2xw4m]

This guy is such a good storyteller. Respect

[@quickstepz9250]

Really good story tellers are bullshiters. They have told the story a 1000 time in thier head and changed the non so exiting parts into a movie scene. I like how he goes into depth and the soda can LOLOLOL. This dude.

[@nothingmuch44]

Respect? until you become a victim of these criminals, you won't have the chance to focus on "story telling"

[@breakfreak3181]

Depends what kinda storys you like.

[@pudddingpie]

Well done for the sponsor

[@moegreene1596]

I like this guy. Excellent story teller. 💯💯💯💯

[@crewfox11]

This was a really good interview...i hope this guy stays out of prison & finds his way in life...side note this interview should have been at least 2 hrs long

[@jonathanhardy5286]

Where can I get that weed that made that kid pass out. Asking for a friend 🙄

[@crewfox11]

@@jonathanhardy5286 😂

[@Drheight_687]

He’s patterned now he’s married aswell Allahumma barik

[@firstnamelastname8217]

Hope he gets served up, doesn't deserve his second chance, like many others of his ilk.

[@johanphillip2705]

​@@firstnamelastname8217Allah will give him a worse punishment than anything any person can do to him. And because he has found Allah...he will also get to heaven Inshallah. His change of life and story is a good form of Dawah for many youth...and Allah has chose this guy to reach to a certain democraphic of people/youth

[@nikkinikki7910]

I really hope he turned his life around, and is using his past to help the up and coning generation yo stay off the streets and do better. His story is deep, could make a movie from it. He had me hooked from start to finish. I hope for a happy ending for him

[@JM-uo5vp]

A criminal you may be, London’s most notorious gangster - You are not

[@dantaylor4939]

He wouldn't be the most notorious gangster if he lived on emmerdale farm the silly c**t

[@z.i.productions1388]

​@@dantaylor4939😂 u seem riled by him? What did he say or do to you make you feel so bitter? And emmerdale farm (itv studios) is in burley in leeds which is a pretty tough area tbh haha

[@goonern4644]

​fighting for the bottom. Even when it's about breaking the law, someone still have to be on top eh? Who's the silly c**t then?

[@Burbery777]

Most notorius gangsters nr1 are politicans and than soldiers 1,2,3,4,,,,,

[@thesaintst1851]

​@@dantaylor4939smash you though...Internet warrior...ffs

[@ceo4297]

Good conclusion and message for the youths. ✊🏿 Big up Ghost.

[@patrickmurphy5842]

seriously the amount of videos about London gangsters on here, I must be the only person in London who has never been in trouble

[@craigclark4137]

Word bro there seems to be 12 gangsters and dealers for every addict!

[@tdigital2597]

Him sounding very shaky is due to PTSD. He’s not just telling us of these stories but he’s relieving them emotionally too. I feel like he was just a good kid with bad influences around him. Very sad to be honest. Wishing him all the best

[@AK-my6dv]

This guy doesn’t feel emotion. Look at his body language and facial expressions, it’s all a devious performance. It’s not hard to notice the barbaric predatory mannerisms leaking out of his calculated facade

[@Aerieswhuntermusicofficial]

He doesn’t have emotions dude. He even said he didn’t feel anything when he did this shit

[@JRoss911]

​@@AerieswhuntermusicofficialDon't believe that, he's still human. You'd have to be a sociopath to not have any feelings whatsoever.

[@eroks7308]

@@JRoss911maybe he is 😂😂

[@eroks7308]

U a psychologist? 😅

[@dubstation9380]

Moral of the story is: learn how to swim 🏊‍♀️. This guy left us with some pretty good advice in the end. Good interview!

[@originalunoriginal4055]

Or moral of the story: don't be lazy and go the long way, instead of cutting through City of London! 😅

[@alim9869]

‘Yeah I got three years minor’ 😂 gotta respect bro held the consequences 👏🏾

[@dantaylor4939]

😅he is so full of it, cried on the first night 100pc.ive seen a thousand bigger and badder who would never say "minor" to 3 year. Wasteman dont mind losing years of their life, or dickheads trying to look hard. Dont be fooled bro, these little twats r so soft so talk like they're hard, real gs dont make documentaries and talk about shit like holding women hostage like that's a gangster thing! Dickhead guy

[@DeanW-1990]

Best interview I’ve seen so far !

[@max-nm6qx]

"LEAD US NOT INTO TEMPTATION" BUT DELIVER US FROM EVIL "PRECIOUS JESUS ❤️🙏🏾🇯🇲

[@Adam_P_Wood]

its mad one with the bag that the guy passed, if he didn't and kept it solid he probably wouldn't of got the respect still, he knows he messed up him passing it him even after being on hard on the guy, probably respects him to some extent in a weird way for standing up for himself.

[@RaphaelDawkinsCombatRadio]

The Kid who passed the bag to the teacher is probably in CID by now. He's the real G.

[@bussmy9446]

Incredible recount. "Soon as I wake up someone's day is ruined."

[@zecomafia1957]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@wokworks]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@ryaa24]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Abunm]

This madness is a tv series in the making. The storytelling is fit for a director and writer

[@TheAussieGooner]

An absolute great interview

[@ricocapone3797]

“Ghost man looking at a 15 still Done with the gangbanging we just live shit real” MOVER

[@westindianbaddiexo6560]

"Once you get that 30 years YOUR GONNA WISH YOU WAS DEAD" 😂😂😂😂😂This made me laugh at the end. GREAT INTERVIEW LOVED IT

[@jjk546]

LOOOOOL, no cap

[@richardswales767]

Brilliant interview this guy is no duck egg

[@I-SelfLordAndMaster]

He’s what we call bait everything done without a thought. Not even involved in criminal activity for money to improve his economic situation. A real tosser in my opinion, what would be commonly known as a thug. Not a gangster.

[@silow1474]

I bet you wouldn't say that to him tho

[@seamuspadraigsanders431]

​@@silow1474😅😅😅

[@Houstinho23]

Most notorious gangster I’ve never heard of.

[@jopuk5431]

Exactly

[@thesaintst1851]

How many notorious gangsters have you heard of then clown? Ffs

[@jopuk5431]

@@thesaintst1851 Ask your mum, she's heard of me. You can call me daddy, sunshine.

[@Houstinho23]

@@thesaintst1851 my point is valid. I still don’t know his name lol

[@TAG247]

@@Houstinho23yeah these stories are very normal

[@pattskatoey3139]

They were looking to drop 59 on him but he got out after 10 🤔 That is some madness setting up your uncle to be robbed. It’s good that those badder guys in the pen humbled him. He must have a line of people still wanting their pound of flesh.

[@fehmidabibi1322]

This guy no bullshitter. I really enjoyed this. Excellent podcast

[@publicpestpranks4785]

@ 43.49 he tell the biggest lie which makes me think about this podcast of which lies he actually told or made seem worse cos he says he has 24 gun charges now let's be real with 24 gun charges how does that make any sense 😂😂😂😂😂 think about someone getting caught with 24 gun charges

[@IhaveaDoghouse]

@@publicpestpranks4785illegal possession of a firearm and knowingly illegally possessing a firearm are two separate charges here in Canada. Then if that gun was prohibited that’s another one plus more if you were in the act of committing a crime. You could get 7 or more charges for being caught with 1 firearm one time. 24 isn’t unbelievable

[@fehmidabibi1322]

@@publicpestpranks4785 possible he made a mistake happens

[@Oldhamfyc]

Real gangsters dont come on KZbin 😂 dont see Manchester lads talking shit on here

[@user-vm9hh2se7s]

@@Oldhamfycnah they’re too busy twerking on tik tok

[@michjesto2038]

Keep your head up brother...

[@Halal641]

Big talk bro sure I was in berwyn Wrexham with you bro if its you man was on the family wing with dizz if you read dis mashaallah brother glad you've elevated well spoken one of da realest bruddas an your voice when you use to do the aizan in jummah humbled me stay up fam stay safe g muhammad0161

[@paul-73]

At 6'4 and 17st with a sawn off I've already done my maths 😅

[@gwopele]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@tyriq7328]

How you know he's 6'4

[@paul-73]

@@tyriq7328 Cos he said it in the interview 😆

[@jaydebeer7251]

No idea who he is, but his story is one of many that are exactly the same... met many young lads like him while I was in jail , his eyes tell me Everything I need to know about him... hope he stays straight

[@whitemountainapache3297]

What do his eyes tell you?

[@George-if1bf]

He’s got talent for sure, dunno what it is though, but dudes a movie

[@sbaby-kg8hn]

I hope he goes on to be successful the legal way

[@makaveliddon]

Excellent interview 👏 🤌👌...Hoping and praying the youth can learn something valuable from this. And that this young man can continue to learn, grow and excel for the better. This interview was entertaining and very insightful. Well done to all involved 🙏👏

[@jahworx]

This brudda is intense!

[@michael43567]

24 gun charges!!! It's a miracle that he's a free man in his 30's

[@ornellalemvi6486]

My African brother I pray that god give you strength, peace of mind and protect you in Jesus name🫶🏾🙏🏾

[@johnthenetsukecarver3626]

They never show remorse, just selfish narcissism. His family worked hard to give him a better life and repays them with criminality.