Pomona 12 St 🦈 Gang Documentary

[@ricky__9657]

Crazy this has been my parents house since the early 2000s amazes me to see how much it has changed. A couple years ago a older fellow came by to take a picture of the side gate he said he made it, I didn’t get his name. Looked like a OG

[@beejeeezy7933]

My dad still has his house since the 70s

[@soniasg8639]

If these guys are alive today, they're in their 60s! Back then alot of parents stayed married. Now a days the majority of parents are divorced.

[@timbibin1301]

Question.. What's the leading cause of divorce?... Answer: MARRIAGE 😆😆

[@maclac48]

@@timbibin1301 Good one.

[@JuanRodriguez-bc5jd]

@@timbibin1301 😂😂😂😂😅😅so true 😂😂😂😂

[@timbibin1301]

Thank you fellas.. I forget where I heard that one at, but I thought it was pretty clever too lol

[@rosema7909]

Thank the democrats for making momma depend on government checks instead of having a father there to help

[@909crimes6]

Firme video carnal, my family moved from east Los to Pomona when I was 4 lived in the east side off Kingsley n Loranne. There’s something special about Pomona it’s a small city with a lot of heart. Met a lot of good gente there. I got the hood blasted on me and don’t regret it. Pomona siempre en mi corazon

[@WESTSIDEKING]

ARE YOU ESE CRIMES FROM DA EASTSIDE, GF?

[@kevinsecundino1814]

Im on loranne and pasadena st since i was 5 ... Thats the block ...

[@aircnc9385]

Sic ass foo. That Glock looks familiar. 😂

[@909crimes6]

@@aircnc9385what about it

[@18wheelsarollin75]

Pomona has a lot of untold history! Hope you post more

[@ryancarona4199]

Pretty sure a lot of the Varrios in so cal have untold stories. This is like looking at a time capsule this is dope to see. I love seeing these old school documentaries

[@18wheelsarollin75]

@@ryancarona4199 Pomona is unique! It's the last city going east before the IE that's still L.A. county. The gang culture is deep like Compton in the 80's

[@18wheelsarollin75]

@Rondo James I did 22 months for some street bullshit (not gang related) in the late 90's. There's no way in hell I can go for the long ride behind them bars! They'd have to kill me in reception cuz I ain't going any further

[@Thumpiez]

thier is alot of untold stories in POMONA its funny its always one sided

[@345montalvo]

@@18wheelsarollin75 yea last city in the San Gabriel valley

[@aaronponce2392]

Fire content! Post more like these about Pomona

[@charlesbukowski9836]

6:33.. see how the homies are listening to oldies.. that shit is gone.. now all the young homies are listening to rap.. and even have started talking with Black inflection.. its sad man.. I want to see old school barrio life..

[@Jukeboxxxz]

It was still heavy influenced by "BLACK CULTURE" ZOOT SUITS that are the pride and joy of the "Chicano culture" along with oldies....funk....soul music... major respect...💯

[@charlesbukowski9836]

@@Jukeboxxxz We need to distribute Teen Angel again...

[@Jukeboxxxz]

@@charlesbukowski9836 LOL .... round 2!?

[@charlesbukowski9836]

@@Jukeboxxxz you remember those? they go for like 100 bucks now on Ebay

[@Jukeboxxxz]

@@charlesbukowski9836 that's if you can even find them... I look from time to time on their

[@Moose1032]

Wow how did I stumble across this gem lol 😂

[@moisesramos5632]

Great Documentary 1979 my gang days Moses Westside 18th Street I first met all the different gangs like Pomona and cherryville in 1979 Central juvenile Hall.

[@tattdaddy69]

Did you know any one named shadow he didn't speak alot of English he was from Anaheim stayed by la Palma active around early 2000s

[@mikeybrazy115]

That's how a learned about all the other gangs that's not in the immediately in my area... It was LP JUVENILE HALL FOR ME, THEN CENTRAL AVE SYLMAR,I BEEN TO CAMP PAIGE, AFFLERBAUGH ONIZOKA, MCNAIR,MUNNS, AND CAMP ROCKY I BEEN TO ALL THESE CAMPS SMH BUT YOU MEET ALOT OF GOOD DUDE'S AND ALOT THAT YOU JUST KNOW THEY'RE NOT GONNA MAKE IT!!

[@moisesramos5632]

@@tattdaddy69 No I was from 18st where it started I was second generation got in by the 1st original Generation. Rocky Lee GLOVER ,Mark Glover(Chino)Chopper,,Jingo,Sly . 1976 - 1994 LAPD,ATF,PROBATION DEPT. IMMIGRATION DID MAJOR CAMPAIGN TO TAKE US DOWN. DID TIME AGAIN THEN GOT LIFE TOGETHER MARRIED BOUGHT HOUSE. THANKS BRO

[@dnlcast2]

Where is CherryVille at?? Never heard of it, and I'm from Ontario.

[@moisesramos5632]

@@dnlcast2 CHERRYVILLE POMONA THEY WERE RIVALS TO POMONA 12THST SHARKEYS.

[@hectormunoz578]

The boxer in this video is my Uncle Tony Cerda Jr boxing hall of famer and he continues to work for the Los Angeles County probation department for the youth

[@kendogg5501]

Good people he worked in juvenile Hall when I was locked up there in 1993 in gh unit

[@rasshang]

Respect

[@Guccithejeweler]

What’s his contact? I have a charity I run which we donate clothes, food, school supplies etc and gives free sports / boxing classes all throughout LA and the Valley. Does he have social media or a contact?

[@Y2ts26]

Bro that’s crazy cus my teachers is Tony cerda for 8th Im in 9th now not that matters

[@raiderphillchili6900]

Just wondering if that was Albert "Superfly" Sandoval in the ring.

[@buckfuhtt2083]

Born at Pomona valley in 71.. A skinny peckerwood kid playing rough tag street football with these cycos. Then the backyard punk kegger scene hit me in the summer of 83-84ish.

[@jeffchandler6394]

Born in 1961 grew up in Westmont near the hills. We had a cave to climb in and a big horse ranch when it close claud olsteen who played for the Dodgers opened a giant motorcycle park.

[@Spiewick]

POMONA! POMONA! POMONA! I LOVE POMONA N I DON'T CARE IF U DON'T! -- Pillsbury Hardcore 😂

[@MartinGonzalez-pi2em]

Pomona Valley Hardcore

[@reidellis1988]

​@@Spiewickpoppin fresh!

[@hectordominguez9617]

I remember the cave and the day they blew it up​@@jeffchandler6394

[@X56th_SFS]

Sad there will never be times like this again.

[@jdgarcia3229]

Forrealz g

[@jdgarcia3229]

Yeah sad... them times of realness are gone nothing but fakeness now

[@user-ww6di8vh5u]

Despite the brutality and violence and mayhem that came with this life, the loyalty and friendship that it brought won’t ever be there again.

[@X56th_SFS]

@@user-ww6di8vh5u you get it.

[@MADOUT_VPS]

@@user-ww6di8vh5u gangsters pandillas clickas Los del barrio weren’t shooting grandmas and little kids they were fighting each other back in the days There was still some level of respeto

[@Jukeboxxxz]

Notice how non of them try and talk black? Everything ain't for everybody.... crazy how so many forgot about their roots....

[@Dende700]

Wtf does that have to do with anything ese ? trying to divide black and brown like a clown 🤡

[@Jukeboxxxz]

@@Dende700 far from it... what I'm saying is... people didn't feel the need to try and be something they weren't.... unlike today.... have a good day.... 👍🏼

[@hoodvines2720]

@@Jukeboxxxz maybe cuz there’s no blacks around?? Just a bunch of Mexican gang members

[@argeliocornejo3262]

He is right f'k that taking and dressing like mayateros ​@@Dende700

[@fddaf]

Are you etarded or que it's got notbjng to do with that it just looks and sound stupid af when they talk n act black​@@Dende700

[@bornsupreme2304]

Great video, hope there’s more like it from that period in time

[@charlesbukowski9836]

7:57 do you see how the kids are talking... with respect and using regular English in a mature manner... that shit is gone too

[@hectormunoz578]

Pomona has multiple boxing champions from the 60s 70s 80s 90s

[@luciferlopez-zz1ky]

Davila was a great boxer from Pomona, My grandfather Simon Rizo knows him real good. Rizo's are known in Pomona 12 st.

[@WESTSIDEKING]

THIS IS LEGENDARY 🦈 💯

[@asyereotv]

This is amazing content for being shot in the 70’s! My family moved from Inglewood to Kingsley & Karesh in ‘96. South Pomona raised!

[@HCBCHEMISTRY]

Those some classic cars.

[@calres8626]

You can see the difference in mentality from then to now. Can at least hold a conversation and have an understanding of their wrongs. That neighborhood in the 80s was no joke either.

[@alicechained210]

Yup

[@straightlead8]

Varrio youngsters today cant hold a conversation in interviews because the majority of them have balloons in their mouths

[@rickmopp8561]

Fax.

[@Error_-qz2zr]

They do much more drugs now and different ones like fentanyl and meth , back then vatos were mostly drinking and smoking weed and doing cocaine, some were addicted to heroin but that's nothing like fentanyl

[@calres8626]

@@Error_-qz2zr it’s true but it is just the way they carry themselves as well. There are still youngsters out there who don’t do drugs. Best way I can describe it as youngsters in the 80s your actions and the way you dealt with problems were handled like kids/childish. As we grew up we realized it was childish. However, the way we carried ourselves was like young men-old souls. Now they not only handle their emotions/actions like kids but the way they carry themselves is very childish as well. Just my opinion.

[@losangeleshalflife1879]

Classic stuff, Looking forward to more classic content like this

[@andresnavajas158]

Damn I didn’t want this to end

[@elizabethstovel6140]

It says 909 because the phone company took 714 from POMONA DAMN THAT WAS A LONG TIME AGO

[@chicago_rocker23]

the 714 was massive back then, i never got used to the 909 and 951 codes.

[@p__kingg]

​@@chicago_rocker23 yupppp... When I was growing up in Rialto in the 80s.. our area code was 714 too.. then I think around 87' or 88' it turned to 909. Even Riverside county was 909 too...cuz I lived there after Rialto in 92'.. and then we turned into 951 I think in the early 2000s

[@nothingbutthebest135]

That homie Ernie straight was representing with that T-Shirt .

[@eddiegodoy289]

R.I.P to my solid homeboy CHANGO From POMONA 12st We did tiempo In Paso Robles in the early 90s . My condolence to the family and a Q.vo to pretzel and demon . May god bless u all .

[@erniegutierrez5477]

Was Chango shot and killed by the Pomona police department many years ago? Wasn't he pretzels brother?

[@senorg3096]

I went to high school in the late 90s. Went to school with DoughBoy, Vasco and Flaco. All firme vatos. Nothing but respect for the Sharkies!

[@robertaceves5248]

I was from right up the street.....VETO DE CLARAMONTE .... Good old days.

[@buckfuhtt2083]

I'm an honorary Shark because I'm the crazy Grisly Adams looking mthrfkr who pulled one of yours out of the Baldy slide when he fell 25 feet off the cliff and landed on his head right in front of me at the top of the slide, where you sit down and go. He would've died because all 3 of the homies were wet af. So I jumped from the side of the slide and looked around under the water that was all nasty because we'd been swimming all day and after a few seconds I saw something turning over in front of me. I saw a big old Cheech looking push broom moustache and then in like 4 inch letters I saw POMONA across his shoulders. So I grabbed him and took him to the rocks. He was fcuked up bad and he was seizing up making it hard to squeeze the water out of his lungs from behind and I'm a little dude. 5' 9" back then about 145 pounds soaking wet. So all I could think of was to reach around and smack him in his balls and it worked. He went Pwweeeaah! And blew water out. I climbed up the cable before the adrenaline wore off and when the chopper got their to lift him out the other 2 Vatos tried to give me a big bag of A.D. I told them to get rid of it cuz the cops are coming but they were all wet and stupid from it. You know. When the sheriff's were talkin to people after they took him away one of them looked at the report that the EMTs took and said "alright, wheres the big crazy Grisly Adams looking mthrfkr that saved his life?" Everyone laughed and pointed at me. Then the deputy's laughed and were like no way, this guy is 6' 4" 250-275 pounds with big curly blond hair and a big beard down to his stomach.😂 Well anyways man, that's my Pomona sharks/slash baldy slide story. They said that I was a life time Shark because I didn't think about myself, I just jumped off a 35 foot rock and got him and got his blood all mixed with mine when he was laying on my chest. I'd cut my cheek a little bit when I jumped in. Don't really know how, I prolly scratched it with my fingernail. Never saw them again up there but I always wondered how he's doing, he must've lived because whenever someone dies at the slide it's in the paper and or on channel 9 news. He probably had some pretty gnarly brain damage. There was like a little like door of his skull and skin that kept flapping open and you could see what looked like brains, all gray and shiny. Haven't told that story in years man. That was back in about 92 and I was 21 years old. The man I pulled out was maybe 6 or 8 years older than me. The other 2 were about my age. I don't even know there names man. And they only know me as Grisly Adams. Anyways man like I said that's my story and that's exactly how it happened that day. And I fight any man who says in lyin or exaggerating. Well hey man if you've ever heard about a story like that happening to one of the your OGs. Now you know it's true and you can say that you saw a post from the crazy fcuk that saved him. I'm 52 so he'd be around 60 now. And he's probably dumber than snot because I've never seen anybody hit their head that damn hard in my life. And he wasn't all that bright to begin with.😆 Just playing man but seriously if you know any of them Vatos or even the dude who fell tell them I said hey and they owe my beer and they said they'd get me laid too. I'm in Arkansas now so I can't really meet up with them unless it's on one of my trips back to California, it would be a trip to see them again. We would probably weep. That's what old dudes do. Children cry, old men weep and mourn. Wellp, bye mthrfkr!😃

[@Mordorer]

“I’m trying to be myself, not them.” Wow bro. That’s poetic asf.

[@richardalba693]

much love for boxer..rip neto ,buddha los alaniz carnales

[@Mexicano1768]

VÍVAAA LA RAZA 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽

[@zoomanx9661]

Classic. Salute from the east coast. Shit was serious way back then also.

[@thajacka712]

That’s right props to the east coast you guys are the kings of hip hop my fav hip hop mc is named BIG SQUIG HAVE YOU HEARD OF HIM HES A REAL ONE MY FAV SONG IS CALLED @KEEP IT GOING BY BIG SQUIG

[@maclac48]

I wonder where they all are today?

[@alejandroruiz4474]

one in moreno valley!

[@maclac48]

@@alejandroruiz4474 For real?

[@Chris_M1127]

This when you had to actually be outside to bang now it's a social media fad

[@L.M.N_ghettobagger]

frl

[@adrianmurillo7147]

I love this KZbin channel

[@gabbydehayes9428]

Saludos y respeto to the camaradas from Doce, desde El Monte Hayes Puro SGV.

[@JUNIOR-ck4wh]

Gracias appreciate the love , shout out to El Monte Hayes , my great grandmother was from that barrio.

[@tra1n_wrecc282]

@@JUNIOR-ck4wh damn bro that history would be a badass video

[@YeethusCries]

For Anyone curious the VW was bumping Brick. It's a bit hard to tell if it was just one or both of the songs since they sound very similar. Ain't Gonna Hurt Nobody and Living From The Mind either way that whole LP Album is awesome.

[@patrickburch3723]

Living from the mind

[@hectormunoz578]

My Uncle Tony is the boxer speaking about the youth in this video he is a boxing hall of famer and been working for the L.A. county Probation department over 30 yrs now

[@Scarface1148]

Is that Tony Cerda?

[@Eazyscustoms]

@@Scarface1148 yes... that's who they named sharkie park after

[@Scarface1148]

@@Eazyscustoms yea I remember it was Madison park Always wondered who tony cerda was

[@mannya3223]

Back in the day.....Alot of good homies on this video

[@yolandalemus1373]

Wonderful beautiful mother and I wish them alet of love ❤

[@PROBLEMCHILDVALLEYPUNKS818]

Youngsters these days will never know

[@jeffchandler6394]

I grew up in Pomona and went to Fremont jr. high , I managed to survived and at a time when the sinners would attack our school . I lost some friends before I got out after 8th grade and went to Ganesha. My years at Fremont were 73 to 75 and I have a lot of good memories and a lot of bad . I met and knew Richie Sandoval there sharkeys always stayed near him because fighting in Pomona was part of life and as far as boxing he was our best.

[@adammaes3519]

You new Richard Sandoval. Me and my dad use to go to the pomona athletic league boxing gym .1977

[@adammaes3519]

I went to Fremont Jr high 1980 .we use to be rivals with Simon's Jr high

[@BruceWayne-zt6kb]

I went to Marshall in 77 and 78, ganesha 79-81,

[@mosayd11]

Don't lie

[@homestead3314]

"yeah but what if they hit one of the kids inside the house man" real og talk

[@samuelhornetwolf1823]

*I remember when Buddha got shot, RIP friend ...*

[@rickmopp8561]

Only 3 street gangs in Pomona at the time?!? Wow! Thats mind blowing, honestly🤯🤯

[@robertaceves5248]

Back then it was Cherrieville, 12 street, HAPPY TOWN........I was from next door Clara Monte 1st street.

[@TheTeacherUSC]

@Robert Aceves Clara Monte still around? Which Pomona gangs did you get along with?

[@josephstalin760]

​@@robertaceves5248sur olive??

[@americanzombie1802]

Northside Pomona was around back then but a little further up. And Chino next door was actively fighting with 12st as mentioned in the video.

[@americanzombie1802]

@@robertaceves5248 did CMR beef with other Pomona hoods outside of NS Pomona? Wasn’t Monte Clara active?

[@josephnaldi3467]

Good loving parents

[@vicv1597]

We need an update!

[@hazetat2623]

Dope documentary where can i find the full length?

[@JoseJimenez-um8tq]

That bomb looks nice with the Cragars

[@djlouis7402]

Sharkies 12 st Pomona yeah I use to hangout with them in my school years & out of school also in early '80s & mid-80s 12 st was the main gang in Pomona those guys were badass and crazy you couldn't not mess around any of them they were down for there neighborhood no buddy didn't mess with them. I use to have one a blue sweatshirt just like that one that hes wearing duration 2:02

[@illegitimatefilm]

5:16 I can't imagine any gang youth today listening to Steely Dan without a hip-hop beat.

[@626323909]

i do both

[@buckfuhtt2083]

KMET 94.7

[@joesuarez9965]

That was a cool video bro cool documentary thank you for sharing God bless you

[@SouthernFisherman]

Thanks for sharing the video showing love from the SouthSide of Fontana THL I’m only 46 is the alaniz family of it is my cousin Angie has kids with Earnie and is that Tony Cerdas son my wife is related to them the native side anyways also my family is mainly from chino the Almaguer’s anyway thanks for sharing all these cities a lot of people are related

[@FahqTyrants]

Great time, 15 minutes from where I grew up. Great old video!

[@puragentedeguzmanyzambada7902]

S/O TO MY GOOD CAMARADA FRANKY BIG TANK POMONA12ST WASSUP PLAYAH-PLAYAH? SOLID CAMARADA RIGHT THERE WE SPENT A FEW YEARS IN PBSP-SHU TOGETHER HOPEFULLY HE'S HOME BY NOW

[@danielgarcia9095]

Strong minded kid that Tommy

[@pokemonpokemon7843]

Firme wish it was still like this

[@MichaelMetalTween]

what song is playing at 7:00?

[@michaelgomez3803]

Aye my pops is from here 12th street Pomona sharkys

[@jraguirre100g]

👌👌👌👌👌👌great video 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@antbritto]

This is classic! Mucho respecto Sincerely ANT 🐜 WS ECHO X PARK

[@antbritto]

@SapperDaddy13 damn, why do you ask? I can’t elaborate on that, it’s none of my business

[@antbritto]

@SapperDaddy13 no disrespect, but you stay safe as well. Take care

[@antbritto]

@Rafael R. all love towards all of the homies

[@sird6825]

Muthafukin Ant what it do was with you in Corcoran you gave me a cup u had for years when you paroled im from Pomona as well … 🫡

[@robertreed8931]

Ok so the kids in 1979 that was 12 to 17 in gangs they would be early 50’s to early 60’s it wasn’t that long ago. But it seems like forever with the kids and people of today damn times have changed.

[@mauricepittman1553]

Shot out to Chango from Pomona 12th Street for doing my first tattoo in YA.. Cool ass Celly too

[@juliogutierrez6307]

Chango is my homeboy he was shot and killed by pomona police rip chango

[@michaelcampero479]

@@juliogutierrez6307 whatever happend to Dizzy from 12st ? He was my cellie in PVSP in2002

[@erniegutierrez5477]

@@juliogutierrez6307 my cousin Ernie Cordova lived on Buena Vista st he heard the shots when the police killed chango. Does chango have a carnal named Richard nickname pretzel. Pretzel is father to my cousins. Melissa Gutierrez and Richard Guzman were my cousins

[@CCrowWildThang]

Solid documentary! 🗣Salute!

[@666kevinn]

0:40 what’s the song??

[@jonnyfranco2635]

Get a job com home have a beer and sleep it of now thats gangsta right there

[@marcusandre3439]

I’m Portuguese reminds me and my family

[@angelmurillo3476]

I'm proud to be a Mexican American

[@mrkilo-g8794]

These foos were proud unlike the new hybrids

[@jonmacdonald5345]

That's what's up Ordale!

[@user-zv8gd3jl7q]

Chicanos copied black crip styles and the cholo copied 1920’s New York street criminals and the Zoot suiters copied the black jazz players of 1930’s !!! Even now, Chicanos copy blacks big time

[@patrickburch3723]

Love that good old Brick playing in first scene.

[@BruceWayne-zt6kb]

I lived on fern leaf for a while, alot of Gs there in s.pomona,I had friends from 12st, cherrieville,sin town,happy town,

[@ernec.5326]

Watching this from Cherryville 😂

[@luisdelcid3422]

Cool video

[@moblack5883]

Good hard working people.

[@anthonyortega3484]

Great documentary.

[@jasminarzate9592]

I used to live on 9th and main st

[@richbenz4246]

That’s right🥃 same message as today, have a good time and stay away from that Jail 🥃👌🏽

[@67papa1]

Anyone know what happened to Tommy? He has a good spirit you can tell. I wonder what came of him. An update on this would be worth watching.

[@JUNIOR-ck4wh]

He grew up , started a family & moved out of Pomona, for the most part just living the normal American life .

[@Munditochulo]

This is what you call…. Not watered down gangsters like today !

[@hectordominguez9617]

Pomona .......

[@samuelhornetwolf1823]

*I knew Buddha, Bennie Rodriguez and Conrad Armenta in this video as I worked at Garey High School ...*

[@lokitorascal8141]

Stop lieing u dnt know them

[@samuelhornetwolf1823]

I also knew Henry Cardosa, Danny Prendiz, Henry passed away, his sister told me, all of them, I worked at Garey High in the 1970's and 80's, sorry that's the truth ...

[@adammaes3519]

Wow Benny used to hang around my brother Tony lil masa and I remember Conrad from pomona 12 st Los sharkies Park

[@adammaes3519]

Do you remember bugsy,herky, P12st

[@martinvillalpando8023]

Conrad's last name is Garza his brother and sister are armenta

[@mariome2128]

My Primos were from P12th st. RIP to Ralph Perez and Rolando Perez

[@troubleshpg]

Member being locked up wit the homie Rowdy Pomona 12st up in El Paso tx down ass vato right there

[@salvadordeanda7861]

Rowdy in tx!!!! No way!? 🦈

[@jesseserrano1468]

Rochas sending mines ur way...

[@ericherrera5279]

MUCH LOVE TO NATO.CASPER.CLING.CLANG.BARNEY.12ST SHARKIES.CYA 1988.

[@gabbydehayes9428]

Cling and Clang, damn ain't heard them names in years. Brought back some memories.

[@juliogutierrez6307]

12st was deep in cya those days..Casper is my brother

[@ericherrera5279]

TELL CASPER HUERO DE COMPTONE VARRIO LA TRES .CV3 .SAID Q VOLE.

[@626323909]

does anybody know what dead end st that is?

[@buckfuhtt2083]

Looks like Pamela off off Thomas maybe.

[@tweeze2700]

Suga freeeeee 🍾👑

[@PROBLEMCHILDVALLEYPUNKS818]

Now I know why their called 12 street sharkys

[@hectormunoz578]

It was originally a zootsuite gang started in the 40s in Pomona

[@robertaceves5248]

Sharkie Park. The city changed the name a while back, but in the beginning Sharkie Park is in 12 street hood. Just like their enemy CHERRIEVILLE PARK on the west side of Pomona. Long rivals.

[@calebiraheta7693]

🔥🔥🔥

[@iselect1012]

Now Chicanos act black. Lost themselves with no originality

[@georgethomasmendivil7776]

Oralé PTown ✊😎

[@DanielOrtiz0603]

Pomona909 till the end!

[@buckfuhtt2083]

Dude, I grew up in and around Pomona with a Vato named Danny Ortiz!!😮 I'm fkn with Holmes, I grew up with about 25 Vatos named Danny Ortiz in Pomona.😆

[@DanielOrtiz0603]

@@buckfuhtt2083 lol bro that's funny af 😂

[@buckfuhtt2083]

@@DanielOrtiz0603 I actually do know 2 guys wíth that name and have known abunch more thru the years.

[@L.M.N_ghettobagger]

wenever i see sumin abt pomona i get at lil happy like yessir we up der lmao

[@homestead503manormob3]

Been up there.. so up there some caint get outta there...

[@KEYS2LIFE]

Where’s Spy from 12st?

[@marfelliguzman828]

You talking about Rudy?

[@ContrerasFamily831]

@@marfelliguzman828No, Armando he in his early 40’s

[@peacebestill2653]

You old people are funny did you really think things would stay the same 😂😂

[@cjempire1188]

While this was going on, my people, the women was on bs screaming they don't need no man.. now look at the ripple effects of what Sistas started in the 70's vs how Mexican family households look from then till now.. they're still two parent households, most Mexican women ain't screaming they don't need a man.. they understand their role as women and they play Their roles well jus like Mexican Men know their roles in the household and they play theirs well too.. But my people though.. it'll never happen again..

[@elguerokabron]

Yea even nowadays you can find good females in the mex-american community but their is definitely an increase of problematic, liberal feminist also with these new generations

[@emmettlewis2312]

Mexican families isn't the same today as it was 20 30 or 40 years ago. I can speak on it because I come from a mix family of Black and Mexican. Meth has destroyed many of Mexican families like Crack did to Black families. There's more Mexican kids in foster care in California then black and whites put together. It's not the same Bro.

[@cjempire1188]

@@emmettlewis2312 😯 Oh damn, what about Mexican women from Mexico?

[@homestead503manormob3]

@@cjempire1188 ye u gotta 100 percent chance of finding one out there..but finding the right now... not just Mexican homie u got salvadroians hondurants Brazilians Guatemalans an Venezuelans that cross the border

[@cjempire1188]

@@homestead503manormob3 indeed.. and I love Latina women... I never had problems with the Latino men, they always show me love cuz it's mutual love and respect.. but I swear Latina women are some of the most beautiful women rs... Jus don't piss them off🤣

[@fillortega9831]

Ptown

[@ronaldsmith7827]

True chicanos, before the invasion of all the refugees came which are salvodareños hondureños, oxacas,Guatemalans came and took over California

[@franklopez1132]

whats the defention of a true chicano what state from mexico are they oruginally from?

[@ronaldsmith7827]

@@franklopez1132 chicanos is a term created in California, which was kids who have full blooded mexican parents from mexico but the kids were born in usa.

[@WestLosSalviLokz]

Oxacas ? That’s Mexico 😂

[@WestLosSalviLokz]

Nigga trippn on whose a real Chicano but his name is Ronald Smith he mos def dont got a say on whose real 😂

[@greatestever8991]

Fuck chicanismo! These people are all natives until a brown person starts to become a right winger/republikkkan, that’s when you’re not considered one of us.

[@darthsk8ter480]

Good wholesome gang

[@davidca96]

I was a year old.

[@JuanGonzalez-mt8ex]

I used to work w J Monroy

[@jbone6993]

Classic times, look at the lowriders on street

[@his_recovery6101]

Theres nothing new under the sun...

[@dreamcastninja88]

When I was in highschool I knew someone from Pomona 12th st who beat up some Norteno i was cool with This was back in 96. I also knew some at a BBQ when i was a teen back then they seemed alright.

[@p__kingg]

WTF...you knew a norteno who stayed in Pomona? That's rare