Mexican Cartels | What Every Traveler Should Know

[@TheYarbros]

This is not just entertainment. Willful ignorance can be dangerous. We want to give you tools and info to help out your travels. We hope this adds to your knowledge base. Stay safe, stay informed and stay blessed! -Peace y'all . If you’d like to support more content like this, you can… buymeacoffee.com/TheYarbros and join our Patreon patreon.com/theyarbros

[@jonatand2045]

Another very relevant thing to say is that drug prohibition keeps feeding the cartels with their largest source of income. They didn't get so powerful just because Mexico is poor.

[@EnriqueSepulveda-kf2fb]

Is that the truth Cartel ? Allah Dean Dawah is the chief asst eck Indian Tribe before Geronimo

[@EnriqueSepulveda-kf2fb]

600 years before Pancho Villa and the Cisco kid

[@EnriqueSepulveda-kf2fb]

Well we can't vote for,A jimmy Carter look a like they might make us America wear sandals 🩴 you have to vote for Donald Trump and he doesn't let a Mexican cross ❌ the red line

[@fourtywater77]

Two things need to happen. First drugs should be legalized and drug usage should be considered a public health problem rather than a criminal problem. Implement those 2 and the cartels would have to resort to other activities and they could go broke.

[@Jay_2_bricked]

Bro wanted to make it clear in the beginning he didn’t want any smoke 🤣

[@caution0101]

Hahaha asi es you never know who’s watching these 👀

[@joaquinflores3547]

well of course specialy if your going to go to Mexico one day

[@quincin2000]

I almost got killed twice as an innocent bystander just trying to live in peace with my Wife in Mexico on the border because they wouldn't let her come to America without a Visa that takes lots of paperwork and forever to come, so we chose to live on the border. She's from the Yucatan and Im from New Orleans, so we didnt know anything about violence on the border until one night they set it off, and I literally shit myself because living in New Orleans I've seen some stuff, but living on that Border was "New Orleans 10.0" It was a whole war going on and we were trapped right in the middle of it. We lived there for almost a year without any gunshots or fear of something happening until all hell broke loose. So I advise all of my peope who have to visit the border to do what you have to do and get the hell on out of there. Don't go out at night and Mind your business and don't come with your aggressive Anerican attitude because you will get hour issue out there. Be aware of your surroundings and don't go out at night. Also be there with someone who is fluent with the language. Mexico is a very beautiful place so respect it, be kind to the people and they will keep you safe 💯

[@AwokenEntertainment]

best advice you gave is to not commit crimes in Mexico, and you never know what bigger forces could be at play..

[@juanvaldez7633]

Brave and well-done clip - kudos to both of you for addressing this subject. It bears emphasizing that the first rule of being a tourist or expat in almost any Latin American country is to "stay in your lane". That not only means not stepping on the turf of or having any dealings with cartels or drug dealers, but also not participating in political protests no matter how much you may support what they are protesting about (expats are expressly prohibited from doing so here in Colombia), and not wandering around in areas or barrios where your presence may be seen as unusual or unwelcome without the benefit of a local guide. Always remember that even if you live there full-time with residency or a long-term visa, you are not in your home country, and let that basic fact guide your actions.

[@alexunlv]

Well said. Some of these issues are local and rarely, if only by mistake, do they apply to "tourist." With that said, those issues should be left to locals. Tourist should enjoy their time in Mexico, stay safe, stay away from ill behavior and you'll have a great time.

[@TheYarbros]

Thank you for the point about political protests. We didn’t mention that and it doesn’t seem to be known by many foreigners. I agree with your other statement also, we (tourists, foreigners) need to stay in our lanes; and I’d add we need to be knowledgeable about what that means.

[@JK-vi3jm]

If ever I venture into the third world, I shall abide by your advice.

[@Rocketman0407]

You will run into drug dealers if you go out at bars late. Just be respectful and it is fine. If you wanna buy its best you befriend some other people that are not dealers, but can get them for you. Cocaine is very common in Mexico and in certain bars and clubs it is used completely openly. In terms of cannabis there is cannabis clubs and such. Cannabis is pretty much legal in Mexico.

[@DreuThomas-tf2ts]

So what about visiting a pharmacy? Or do I have to see a Dr to get a prescription of things I might want to take while on vacation in Mexico can anyone answer this for me? I would really appreciate it

[@marih3286]

This is very enlightening. Thank you. I live in Mexico part of the year. There are definitely some advantages to being old, not rich, not particularly attractive, not a busy-body, but friendly. So far I follow the same cautions I would in New York City, Atlanta and Oakland...so far so good.

[@TheYarbros]

Thanks for watching and using common sense as you travel! -Stay safe

[@micheleg3040]

Stay safe, Yarbros! It’s always good people know about the realities of traveling in some countries.

[@TheYarbros]

For sure! Uk we didn't release this till we were out of the country.

[@micheleg3040]

I was hoping that was the case! Lol

[@JuanMoreno-wo5yb]

@@TheYarbros If you’re from the USA, the cartel is here too!! Watch your backs!!❤

[@BurtonAllen]

Brave and intelligent information. Very balanced and well considered content. Awesome video!

[@TheYarbros]

Thank you!

[@JuanMoreno-wo5yb]

@@TheYarbros The truth be known: Cartel leaders are cowards and use innocent people to keep them in hiding! btw, I didn’t say that!! ❤

[@psrosemary]

It takes courage to discuss this topic in Mexico! Felicidades 🎉

[@TheYarbros]

Lol, we are not courageous. We are far from MX right now.

[@alrajul3ziim]

​@@timasuna1756no it wasn't, chill tf out

[@africatabletalk1263]

They are in another continent. I believe they planned to discuss it now because they know they won't be back to Mexico anymore 😅😅

[@africatabletalk1263]

This cartel thing, that what keeps me from buying a house in Mexico

[@LivingLovingAbroad]

Mannnn listen! Y'all trying to a Netflix special or something? Fantastic video fam, keep that great content coming. 100k SUBS coming soon!!!

[@TheYarbros]

Appreciate you bro! I keep saying it and I mean it gonna hit you up for some cool collabs / podcasts....

[@M64936]

I spent a week in Acapulco, I mainly stayed in the touristy areas but felt completely safe. There are so many wealthy mexicans who go there for vacation, I think if you mind your own business there you are fine.

[@TheYarbros]

Glad you enjoyed yourself.

[@TheYarbros]

Just watching the spirit of fear jump from one person to the next and become more and more bold is interesting. We were not disrespectful and we followed their rules. We hope the content helped you learn something new to help you stay safe. ✌🏾

[@jessicascarbrough322]

My husband is from Matamoros. I've been twice, these comments are interesting

[@imagineme6406]

I really look forward to your videos. I enjoy them very much! It takes time and research to create quality, educational content such as yours. I can tell you both have background in teaching/education. ❤

[@TheYarbros]

Thanks for your comment! We’re learners also in this journey!

[@leemartinez2975]

Thank you for real content that is based on reality. Most expat KZbin channels are blissful and paint Mexico with an unrealistic brush.

[@TheYarbros]

Thanks for watching!

[@wiggy5927]

Dang Yarbros, this video was the best documentary I've seen on this subject. Thank you for your hard work.

[@TheYarbros]

Thank you!

[@catharineisabelcustodio-os9459]

Great video guys. You summarize the reality here quite well, with sensitivity, honesty and candor. We love living in Mexico, and at the same time know about the need to be aware and appropriately cautious. One way we try to be a part of positive change is by promoting and teaching spiritual qualities such as honesty, sincerity and truthfulness with children and youth. Thank you so much for your video.

[@TheYarbros]

Thank you...needed some support out here!

[@TheYarbros]

Thank you, sincerely.

[@bloodorangemoon]

I grew up in and around Logan Heights and Lincoln Heights San Diego, I'm mixed having grown up with my Mexican side of the family. Lots of Narcos where I grew up, my cousins grandma was a boss, everyone talked about it. My tias dated and married narcos, I have many extended family members (I'm no contact) that are narcos themselves. They have a huge reach. I moved away to what is supposed to be basically pleasantville, Temecula, but I have certainly noticed them here too. I can sniff 'em out because I grew up around them. You gotta watch out for hot spots in the US too. The world is a mixed bag

[@imagineme6406]

I love the Temecula, Murietta area

[@TheYarbros]

Ik the feeling I grew up in a similar family and yes it gets deep.

[@TheYarbros]

👍🏾

[@merc2413]

Stop fucken cappin, u aint even mexican

[@MrAzteca36]

Great video! Thanks for providing this information. Saludos!

[@TheYarbros]

Thanks for watching.

[@blklex71]

I keep on saying it. You guys are the real deal. Great Work!

[@TheYarbros]

Much appreciated!!!

[@travelaroundlife]

You both can tell a story. Amazing. Stay safe out there. Thank you

[@TheYarbros]

Thank you! Will do!

[@lynnerene]

This was extremely informative without eliciting fear. It pays to be informed. Thank you for continuously providing quality and relevant content. Peace & blessings to you both!

[@CJ-xg6ii]

Really appreciate the quality and effort y’all put into your content. Blessings, Yarbros

[@TheYarbros]

You're the one we do it for! Thanks for watching!

[@joantonio6331]

The disclamer is very important... disrespecting the cartel even on youtube can get your limbs separated from your body... while you watch the process

[@TheYarbros]

Facts!!! Big facts! No disrespect 8ntended here

[@JK-vi3jm]

No worries, many of them cartel th-gs don't speak English. And none of them wanna mess around up here in the Southern USA!

[@Jay-Kay-Buwembo]

Is it safe for you to make a video like this on social media?

[@TheYarbros]

Wouldn't have made the video if we thought otherwise.

[@thatgirl7212]

Hola Yarbros, the fantasy of life in the country is lovely, and the reality outside the bubble is real. I don’t encourage fear, just balanced reality. Everything in that conversation doesn’t pertain to substances, it’s no joke. And the geography of it all would probably blow the minds of many. Lesson? Be mentally aware and mind your business.

[@TheYarbros]

Message received. Glad we're talking about being aware!

[@thatgirl7212]

@@TheYarbros ❤️

[@barrettdowning2083]

Knowledge is King, Thank you

[@TheYarbros]

Absolutely on point. King of the jungle in fact!

[@eileentravels]

Thank you for this. Mexico is one of my favorite places along with Jamaica. It's good to know how to navigate there safely.

[@TheYarbros]

Really appreciate you. Thanks!

[@sharoncarrington1474]

Thank you for sharing this information! Safe travels to you 🥰

[@TheYarbros]

You too!

[@mjohnson1741]

Thank you for doing this video, we all needed to see and hear this! This is really a great video!

[@TheYarbros]

Thank you!

[@josen4292]

U guys are tourists making this type of videos could be dangerous guys. I'm just saying

[@TheYarbros]

Thanks for caring.

[@donalddavis6689]

​@@TheYarbros That's Real Talk!! Some Things You Can't Post!! And Sad.. But True!! Let The President Deal With The Mess!! And The Coast Guards.

[@JuanMoreno-wo5yb]

@@donalddavis6689 The President is the head of the cartel in so many ways! If not, the Presidents would be killed!! THINK!!!

[@Queen.323]

I’m so glad they have enough integrity to be honest and continue to help other tourists regardless of who may not like it.. the moment they start lying or being biased they would loose tons of subscribers. We want the honest truth about these places we hope to travel to. That’s why we watch. There’s plenty of other channels full of fluff and lies.

[@alondrapipito-ge7zx]

They ain't doing anything wrong. They are showing respect!! I live in Jalisco and it's not like I. The movies. As long as you keep it respectful and stay out the way, the cartel to miss with you...stop spreading propaganda

[@MadeNCda]

This was excellent. I read the cartels are so well equipped they rival the national security forces. Way to tell National guards from cartel (I'm referring to foot soldiers at checkpoints) is to look at the shoes bc National guard are issued regulation boots whereas cartel arent. Not sure if that's an urban legend or not, but it speaks to how well the cartel is equipped. And yes, whenever im in Mexico, i mind my own business. And I make sure I'm off the road and home at night ✌🏻

[@DrBeeSpeaks]

My friend had a business there and was not paying who she needed to pay *hint hint and was forced to stop doing her business. I live right door to Mexico you have to use your good senses, speak the language, mind your business, and know the law of the land. You also have to be prepared to pay the cops, another friend had to pay police officers. Mexico is very corrupt. It's also paradise. lol

[@TheYarbros]

You're right on both accounts!

[@Windsingerful]

Damn - y’all got me worried about you shining the light and drawing the wrong attention just by posting this. I know you’re careful… be safe. Love you guys!

[@valve6642]

Yeah, I agree. Don't do this again y'all. Keep their names OUT OF YOUR MOUTH!!! Stay safe.

[@TheYarbros]

Our channel isn’t turning in this direction but it was a decision based on questions we’ve been getting about the topic. Our goal was to approach the topic carefully and respectively.

[@FidalgoSwing]

Great video guys would you talk about the cartel in Mexico which we all know very well but one thing most people don’t realize is there moving north they have been doing this for quite a while and moving into small unassuming little towns and making drugs the latest is a town in Washington called Port Orchard it has literally been taken over by the new Jin cartel and the police can’t stop it with a very small police force if it wasn’t for the desire of people to consume drugs in the United States a major part of their income would be cut off so I guess you can say we have the United States to blame

[@TheYarbros]

Yes, they're moving further south as well. What's happening is unprecedented and folks have to wake-up to it. Thanks for watching!

[@rochelleglam]

When you say further “south” what do you mean?

[@johnjameseko6008]

First time on this channel and I already love it great work 💯

[@TheYarbros]

Appreciate it

[@kawaiistargazing1339]

Great video !!! Straight to the point! ❤ have a blessed day

[@Silverbackugx]

Hello guys..Im a North Carolina brother living in Uganda for the last three years. Now that my passport is running out of pages I will be flying back to the US to get a new thicker book and taking care of some VA business. I plan to move to Mexico from there. I believe that Uganda with its challenges has thuroughly prepared me for Mexico.

[@TheYarbros]

Cool! I had to renew my passport while we were in Guadalajara and it turned out being much faster than the states. I don't know if they have caught up yet but they were behind for long time. Enjoy your travels.

[@Silverbackugx]

@@TheYarbros did you renew at an Embassy? what was the turn around time for your renewal?

[@TheYarbros]

I renewed at the Consulate's office and I had it in 2 weeks. It was put into the system as an emergency express like all international passport renewals are. It worked out great! It took my daughter 2 months to get hers done in the states.@@Silverbackugx

[@Silverbackugx]

@@TheYarbros copy.. good info👍🏾

[@profeagayu]

In other words, in México, avoid illicit activities and mind your own business. Got it! Great production. Great info as always.

[@philthai99]

Thank you for the excellent info on the Mexican Cartel.

[@notyouraveragecomment1328]

I have so many things to say about this video but where to start.. First of all I did not expect this level of editing, this documentary is a work of art Second of all, I like this type of content but the thing is there is a LOT of goofy, misinformed and simply stupid content creators who make these sort of things, And finally y’all really did a great job of handling and discussing this very sensitive topic, Thank you and a new subscriber ❤❤

[@hoodun]

Ive been living in TJ on and off for two years. I’m cross border with a sentri card. I live mostly in the Cacho area of TJ and honestly its the safest place I have ever lived. I never feel in any sort of danger and I go out everyday to cafes, etc. my other home is San Francisco where I witnessed three people get shot in the head. Most recently near MOMA - they shot him for his watch. TJ does not have the low level gang problem we have in the states. The cartel in a way keeps this in check. You do not have the level risk of being jumped in the downtown areas and having your wallet stolen. It exists but not nearly the level of risk you have in American cities due to the low level gangs. Cartels and Mex gov want tourism so gringos are generally off limits and if something does happen like the surfers who were recently killed by methheads.. the cartels captured the killers and turned them in. As long as you are an ‘innocent’, you are safer in TJ than most 1st world cities.

[@Jay-s8x7f]

Can you guys do a video on human-organ harvesting ?

[@Alexva47]

I knew a guy that convinced homeless people to give them their organs usually their kidney for money.

[@suebrurell5282]

Very informative, thank you

[@Van_Wilder]

07:10 some would argue that you guys just did the exact thing you warning others not to do. I.e divulge any information that related to the operations of the cartel. I don’t think this video was the brightest idea…hope you guys posted this having already left the country…in my humble opinion, it’s not the worth the likes and views

[@TheYarbros]

We don’t know any personal or insider information about criminal organizations or their operations. What was shared is public knowledge and from previously published reports. We’ve gotten questions about this and our only intention is to inform.

[@Van_Wilder]

@@TheYarbros just wish for you guys to be safe - take care

[@TheYarbros]

We appreciate you...and yes, we've already left MX😄

[@dawnknorman]

Great advice, in Mexico it's not the laws but the rules you need to know.

[@BossTheBaptist]

Did he say upper “epsilon” instead of upper echelon?

[@joegarcia9742]

Candid video respectfully produced.

[@masi3690]

Hi great video, I would have made this video for patreon. NIce style, I see the direction you are moving Rondell, keep up the good work.

[@TheYarbros]

Thanks. We're getting deeper w/ out Patreon community.

[@teeleegee-g5z]

Great job! Idk if you guys know it, but, you guys are becoming movie directors

[@TheYarbros]

Lol, thanks!

[@p.c.h.6721]

Hi, do you prefer Mexico or Thailand? Thanks ❤

[@zinknot]

I don't think they are really trying to keep prices higher.

[@TheYarbros]

With so much competition how could they.

[@bluebutterflytravels191]

Yeah, it's good to have your wits about you at all times, especially in the larger cities, and to fine tune your intuition. We noticed a lot of cartel presence around the Mazatlan area and also near Patzcuaro in Michoacan. While we see evidence of cartel/gang bangers almost everywhere we go we decided to give Guerrero a wide berth on our travels and skip that state entirely.

[@TheYarbros]

Wise decision! Most people don't really open their eyes to see what in front of them while they travel. It's a necessity in these times.

[@RedSpiralHandTV]

@@TheYarbros I grew up in San Diego and raised my son there until he was in jr. high and I decided to leave. There were many dangerous gangs even in the nice neighborhoods and I just didn't feel it was safe to raise a teen son there. But lots of the gang behavior and connections were so similar to cartel and some were indeed affiliated with Mexican cartels. So even in the upper income areas it was southern California and we were quite aware of the signs of organized activities...and how the true gangbangers (not just wannabes) behaved. Very similar in Mexico...and if you see a lot of expensive SUVs with great sound systems and no license plates and a bunch of highly muscled, tattooed guys roll out....well, there you go...gangbangers affiliated with various cartels. BTW, La Familia Michoacana is one of the most violent cartels in Mexico. We stayed in Patzcuaro for 5 months and heard first hand stories from expats who owned farmland that the cartels just happened to want and how that played out. There were shootings at the town square while we were there and a few miles away literally a 20 minute "battle" with semi-automatic weapons between two factions took place.

[@diegot8371]

What exactly did you see in Patzcuaro? It's on my bucket list for Michoacan.

[@Yunglerflex]

5:52 why is it only one gun store in mexico?

[@TheYarbros]

You caught that! Great job. Mexico has very strict gun laws. There is only one store and its on a military base and I think you can only own up to 2 guns....crazy that there are so many US guns floating around in Mexico.

[@shadowslayer9988]

​@@TheYarbrosIt's one gun per household.

[@Davidobi711]

How do I buy one? I'm marrying a Mexican. #Tulum and do they have gun ranges? My wife says I can just go to her ranch with the men in her family but I want to be legit.😅

[@reneemichael1574]

I see someone has been watching Narcos: Mexico on Netflix. 😅 Me too. I watched the one about Colombia too with Pablo and the Cali Cartel.

[@TheYarbros]

👍🏾

[@TheYarbros]

Yeah lol a bit deeper than that but I liked the series when it came out.

[@froggboy]

No bro this surpasses Colombian cartels

[@seanymac242]

I thought it was echelon

[@gateway20747]

Hi Yarbros family, Thank you for the information. Here's coffee on me. Peace and blessings 😊❤💯

[@TheYarbros]

Thank you for tuning in and for the coffee!

[@shadowslayer9988]

Number 1 rule with dealing with the cartels do not deal with them.

[@TheYarbros]

Makes sense.

[@davis314family7]

I love Mexico and would like have a vacation home there but I can't be in a country that's controlled by a Cartel.

[@jimoconnor6382]

The cartels are everywhere, even West Virssippi (Indiana)

[@davis314family7]

@@jimoconnor6382 I completely understand

[@krazyjnva2up2down55]

Sinaloa?? I thought it was Felix?

[@mikemartinez1557]

Great Video..

[@BroriMendez]

Saludos Plebes desde Hermosillo Sonora 100%

[@nnamdi721]

Why post this. It will not make a difference.Take the post down...you are putting yourself at risk.we dont go to the places you mention .

[@TheYarbros]

It's helpful info. We did our best not to insult or misrepresent them. Thanks for sharing your spirit of fear.

[@destinationmax]

😅 you are funny. Who is we? This is good information for the people that do not know the dangerous places or the dangers of Mexico. Its also for the people that come down to Mexico to party, buy drugs and act like disrespectful horses asses.

[@JK-vi3jm]

Lissen ain't no reason to be scared of Me xi cans, if you are in the USA.

[@thewandascott]

I applaud your willingness to show the underbelly of traveling especially in Latin America. The exploitation of expats happens from cops to cartel. And commuting crimes is crazy but people do it.

[@cindyk3076]

Wow!

[@TheYarbros]

Right....

[@JDA-n2k]

Bold video but much respect I guess you can cross out Mexico as an expat destination or to visit again. Peace and blessings my brother and sister

[@TheYarbros]

Thanks! I never planned on Mexico being my home.

[@meliw4142]

Timely

[@TheYarbros]

Good to hear!

[@christaiki]

Heavy topic with so many dangerous phrases. Please be careful in providing the truth. As an educator, I was once told, that the truth can set you free from your job. The stakes for you guys and anyone else speaking about this topic are a lot higher. Even with all the time you took to carefully work through this video, some will still need to let the truth hit them in the mouth. Stay safe. Ase.

[@TheYarbros]

Thanks! We will!

[@jdelamora3770]

She just said the right thing mind your own business don't go there,(like others you've seen on tv new) thinking your going to make friends with this people and you and up getting kidnap or killed

[@TheYarbros]

We think it's fine to make friends in Mexico if you can great, cool and humble ppl.

[@jdelamora3770]

@@TheYarbros yes it's all good just like your wife said mine your business their are good humble people there and there are bad people as anywhere else in the world have fun there

[@estherthorp1608]

So all country's should be aware and this is a warning ⚠️

[@GhostCell47]

Simple: Don't go where the cartel is. Go someplace else.

[@live.life.on.purpose]

Very interesting history. Especially the paid lookouts in touristy areas. That’s pretty much the same in many countries to some extent. That’s how a wealthy couple who traveled to Bali were murdered. It was found to be an inside job with help from the high end hotel employees where the couple stayed. We must be safe and on guard ALWAYS as organized crime of varying degrees exists everywhere.

[@carloshorton6978]

Respect 💯

[@anon681]

You forgot about the Federation under the Guadalajara

[@SpearsTheTraveler]

Money can fix just about any problem you have. Anyone else agree?

[@FBAUnited]

What's your point Brudda?? Yes honest money can fix anything but money in general cannot fix everything and deep in your soul you know that

[@dregonzalez6815]

It’s safe I’ve been too the heart of the cartel mazatlan beach resorts streets there safer thn Oakland thy don’t want too bother tourists the people are nice and greetful even whn I visited Colombia South America cartagena Cancun it’s safe you don’t see any theft of tourists when I went

[@TEXAS-SMITH]

My Mexican friends were right. Its best to stay out from down there.

[@gilbertmartinez7337]

Be careful as the cartel are very unpredictable as they might not like the attention given to them. Many a news reporter has been executed by merely making a report on them that they didn’t like {the list is long}. If the cartel believes you painted them in a negative light they might send you a message to stop or worst you won’t get a warning.

[@TheYarbros]

These guys have their own dark web and their own KZbin channels. I was careful to to say anything they wanted hidden. They have public relation teams. I am not foolish and I am not a coward.

[@fracturedsolace145]

And this is just in mexico! Now add in central america and south american cartels.

[@drmonster6357]

Was Trump right ? not saying I agree with him at all but if everyone there is possibly associated with a cartel makes you think a little.

[@TheYarbros]

They all aren't compliant it's a very .... entrenched culture that kinda keeps everything status quo.

[@cleannn4707]

@@TheYarbroswhat do you mean by this?

[@edelmendoza2475]

Ustedes ocupense de Los tiroteos masivos que hay en estados unidos. En 2023 hubo mas de cinco mil inocentes Muertos, mas que en mexico que ironia, ademas de la pandemia del fentanilo que esta consumiendo poco a poco a tu pais. Ustedes tienen muchos problemas

[@diatribe1194]

MEXICO HAS ALWAYS HAD PARAMILITARIES.. NOW THEYRE CALLED CARTELS... COMPLEX. THANKS FOR TACKLING THE TOPIC

[@TheYarbros]

Thanks for watching!

[@TheDarkOne805]

Juan Jose Esperanza hahaha😂 it’s esparragoza

[@Reymundo65]

I’m bored and raised n south San Diego and lived in loreto for years before. Mexicans operate on respect and minding your own business it’s hard for Americans to do that that’s not our culture I operate on both sides but it’s f you do that you will be fine apologies goes a long ways in Mexico and with Mexican people, if you ever accidentally offend or touch the wrong person and honest, sincere apology, will get you right out of any trouble. Mexicans are good like that.

[@TheYarbros]

Thanks for that insight!

[@Elcacico]

Pure Sinaloa 🍕🤠

[@FyahAlex]

Cartels are part of the fabric of Mexico. I can’t stay more than that.

[@biglordgary5602]

It's very dark world the Mexican cartel world full of most excessive violence you will ever see i wonder if you have seen any of cjng videos

[@TheYarbros]

I have.

[@biglordgary5602]

​@TheYarbros ghastly stuff my friend

[@geraldarnoult]

Question, have you talk to the cartel?, seen the cartel,? probably not, (there wanted) most Mexicans and the thousands of Americans never come in contact with the Cartel, they mess with you when you seriously mess with them, that why you don't get involved in that life, I have been living in Tijuana for 46 years, never seen a cartel war, not even a shooting, not to say its cannot happing, have you seen a cartel war? I would bet my life you haven't, its U.S. hype, I'm more concerned about U.S. dangerous street then Mexico, the murder of American in Mexico is low, better chance of being murder in the U.S. dangerous cities then Mexico, unless involved in something, most believe for there involvement in criminal activities like the cartel, remember, the black Americans that got kidnapped and a few where Murdered in (Mattamores)? the cartel just don't murder people like that, they had an extensive criminal record, a lot more then what the U.S. news media is telling you and fake exaggerated U.S. $$$ click videos

[@Supermariocrosser]

Imagine someone dare calling cartels nazis online

[@caalpha9552]

INFO FROM WIKIPEDIA

[@AdrianAvendaño-w5i]

Ohhh shit

[@R1M1r1m1]

Generally most Black ppl know how to mind their own business. It's them other folk now...👀

[@GoatBoat22]

Last years your folks got murked there because they didn’t mind their own business look it up happen in Tamaulipas

[@ChickenSandwhichFromMcDonalds]

For those who want to go on a trip to Mexico the most important thing to remember is: to not go to Mexico.

[@TheYarbros]

It's not for everyone.

[@ChickenSandwhichFromMcDonalds]

@@TheYarbros It’s not for anyone 😭

[@edelmendoza2475]

Jajajaja lo dice el que vive en Paraiso de estados unidos jajaja, donde la epidemia del fentanilo y los tiroteos masivos son el pan de cada dia jajaja, vaya que eres gracioso jajaja

[@gloalong8067]

😬🤐

[@TheYarbros]

✌🏾

[@zero_day_xsploit]

Just talk normal bro and then all good

[@TheYarbros]

This was my normal and yeah, thanks for watching.

[@bobseitz2727]

I can’t believe you’re doing this video. You say “mind your business” etc. then make this video. Watch yourselves.

[@TheYarbros]

Speaking to people about the state of the world isn't talking about someone's business. I don't believe it will be taken as disrespect. Thanks for watching.

[@Rocketman0407]

I live in Mexico and the notion that the Sinaloa areas are one of the most dangerous is not correct. It has a lot of activity, but the cartels there do not bother innocents and there is no crossfire since they have complete control over the state. Same with Durango. Culiacán is safe to go to

[@TheYarbros]

Not the most violent. The biggest.

[@scraw3]

I lived in Mazatlan back in 2010. Culiacan was very dangerous then, but is likely safe to be now

[@Rocketman0407]

@@scraw3 it seems these days the Cancun PDC, Tulum area has a lot of problems now. The northwest Mexico I have traveled all over.. Wanna go east but a little skeptical because of safety. Only been to Monterrey on the east side.

[@scraw3]

@@Rocketman0407 the cartel issue is getting old and making me not want to go back to Mexico. If it wasn't for them mx would be the top travel destination in the world. Look into Veracruz, Oaxaca, playa del Carmen, Guanajuato and Puerto plata. There known for being safe

[@Rocketman0407]

@@scraw3 I currently live in Torreón. Yes people said it was bad here around 2010. I have explored a lot of the west with motorcycle. Loved it. Thanks for the suggestions I have been to Playa del Carmen, nice place.

[@live.life.on.purpose]

Please do a video of Ecuadorian police fighting the locals to protect the Chinese. The Chinese are mining in Ecuador and are protected by the government. Exact same thing that’s happening in The Congo.

[@LynBorsch]

Guys we love your videos. But you should follow your own advice and dont go into that much detail. Maybe take this video down. Your intention is good, but too many names, etc.

[@TheYarbros]

No names used that were not all ready well known. Thanks for caring. We don't believe we've upset anyone. This is not controversial content...taboo possibly but this isn't deep or disrespectful.

[@octavioespadas7959]

Cartels in Mexico are our "Black Culture"...

[@TheYarbros]

It is a culture thats for sure and there is A LOT of darkness there. Assuming that's what you're speaking of.

[@FadeMe1]

No need to be disrespectful 🌮

[@RobertJones-uh2wk]

Does not Black culture it's not gold coaster there's a difference you must come out the gang members in our country the USA there are nowhere near what y'all are y'all are extremely you are extremely powerful the cartel Norco culture is extremely powerful no gangs no match for you Mexico cartel

[@RobertJones-uh2wk]

Mexico is really violent that's what I meant to say

[@RobertJones-uh2wk]

The black gangs cannot compete with the Mexico drug cartel or Mexican gangs

[@bennieparker4143]

Y’all doing too much now

[@williamayala9453]

You can’t even pronounce Camarena loo

[@TheYarbros]

Lots I haven't learned to pronounce glad you got a laugh 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@destinationmax]

Hush it! Why do you come on someone’s KZbin channel just to insult them? go away