Primo Paulie's Fight for Redemption | Richard Cabral, Real Ones Pt. 2

For part 2 and the final episode in our first look at "Resilience with Richard Cabral" Richard Cabral sits down with his cousin, Primo Paulie, to unpack their shared history of trauma, addiction, and resilience. From harrowing childhood experiences to battles with substance abuse and incarceration, Paulie's raw honesty shines a light on the challenges faced by many in underserved communities.
Watch as he reveals how fatherhood, spirituality, and the support of Homeboy Industries transformed his life, offering hope and inspiration to those still struggling. This conversation is a testament to the power of resilience and the possibility of change, no matter how dire the circumstances.
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[@Babebernthal]

I ask for support, the country of Venezuela is in chaos, please share what is happening there! From Brazil, hugs🇧🇷

[@MD-CincoCuatro]

More of Richard!!

[@vanantruiz3287]

Was your cousin in Ironwood

[@KGGEEE]

I watch your videos and thank you for being so real sometimes you feel crazy or like your the only one fighting like your not normal sometimes you hope the end is closer than the beginning stay blessed

[@Sneaky_TFK]

Good positive energy, only issues i see here is Richard, he is to speedy and needs to learn how to allow his guests speak without interruption.

[@StocktonCalifornia209]

Shout out to Jon B for keeping Richard on the Pod. True definition of no matter where you are in life, there’s always hope!!

[@tracyleblanc5311]

I would say that the acting community has more heart / acceptance for one another and they one another thrive. blessings abound

[@danieldelapena9289]

Primos supporting each other, lifting each other up. That’s where it’s at. That’s real G shit.

[@marcospalomares2895]

Simon que si thats what its all about ✊🏽

[@likebikes302]

We all deal with shit in life…both their story's inspiring

[@Hugo_WP]

Richard Cabral needs his own KZbin channel.. this guy is so engaging 👊🏻

[@5aintz]

Dam I just subscribed and you had 213 subscribers.

[@ther2576]

@@theresiliencepodI’m on it

[@ohc50]

Ya

[@johnwayne2178]

let’s call it yayas podcast?

[@savemoreinitiative]

This interview is so unhinged. Never heard stories like this before. Extremely Raw. Bless these guys, for real 🕊️

[@209tone9]

You need to come out to the real world more, specially here in the ghettos of California full of stories like this unheard, though even more raw

[@rafaelmagana7285]

This is all I heard of growing up, vatos were crazy asf back then but j can also relate to this man being 10 years apart on age we literally went through the same things in life. Beautful story, I'd love to meet him in person

[@dn8443]

The drug stories sound like something you'd hear from a bunch of bikers or skinheads. But if your from these areas you'll realize how much drugs influence ppls upbringing. I couldn't imagine growing up in the hood & not doing drugs tbh. With all the fucked up shit & trauma it's inevitable.

[@Mike_G737]

Your a bot.

[@makevelicustoms]

This story ain’t 💩 you probably grew up in a beautiful suburb.

[@Oldmanstillgotit]

Bro was so happy to show his shoe when he was a baby… respect 🤝🏽

[@s805m8]

Man, mad respect to pauly for being vulnerable and opening up.

[@F30586]

As much as I admire Richard and how far he’s gone from them montebello streets to and past the Hollywood glitz and glamour, it was a one in a million shot. The stars were aligned and the timing was perfect. It was his destiny. No one else could ever…

[@jrtok]

it's literally a 30min drive from hollywood

[@kaguscon]

You have no idea what you're talking about.

[@_2315_]

@@jrtokthat 30 min drive makes a BIG difference as a gang member. MOST hoods are couple blocks dawg. I don’t bang but I have that same mentality. So I stay within. But when I do travel just “30 minutes” it feels like a new world dawg! 💯

[@Uscrocks84]

@@jrtoklol not a 30min drive

[@tylerschnarr]

@@_2315_your a special kind dude, don’t bang but have the mentality 🤦🤦 way to limit yourself

[@josezarate4862]

Primo paul needs a part 2, I could listen all day, palabra

[@NSKINGS420]

One of the best Podcast I listened to in a minute. Primo Paulie is the man, I wish nothing but good things for that Man. I felt his pain & struggle, Im a Navajo 38 yrs old & Ive been to prison & had a bad drinking problem & grew up around some abusive men & seen lots of crazy things during my up bringing, I could relate a little to Paulies story, I shared a few tears with him and Im so glad I got to hear his story. Ive been sober for 18yrs now & I have a little boy and beautiful lady, life is a blessing and it can get hard sometimes, but its part of our journey and we do hold keys to all the doors, lets all keep opening up the good doors. I love you guys and thank you very much for sharing your story. Keep up the good work Richard , i look up to you in so many ways & im very proud of you my brotha 💯🙏🏽

[@illestone956]

Much peace and love to the Navajo people from the Raza 🇲🇽 🤝🏼

[@Laura-sg6ss]

Congrats hun!🫶🏾

[@5.793]

24:08 I felt that through the screen alot of us Hispanics go through the same thing, shout out to Paulie for not holding back on his tears big respect to both💯

[@MrJaybeezy123]

Take a shot everytime Richard says YAH. Good luck 😂😂😂

[@shloppytoppy59]

On every pod or every interview😂 i feel his excitement🤣

[@aud6ix]

10 mins in I'm fucked up 😂

[@GregGamino]

Drunk within a minute Lmfaoo

[@oso134]

Your not going to be able to watch the whole video 😂😂😂😂... great interview tho 🎉

[@HezekiahJack-io7bz]

Cheers. L A knight Yah

[@Anthony-ff5zh]

I like this ,street guy talking with street guys, you have to be from that time and from local cities near by to understand and appreciate these stories .much love glad to see vatos are still here and moving forward

[@Myhealingjourney1111]

As a single mother that has rising like a Phoenix after battling Severe bullying by family, and continue to raise my children and nephews and one suicide in prison. To see him talking about how to switch that mentality to you can achieve what ever you want and too search that essences in you! Recovering addict, recovering narcissistic sociopath, im in college and working to become a motivational speaker for young adults that are getting released from prison! We all deserve a 2nd chance in this life!!! ❤ thank you to Richard Carbajal for all the amazing story’s and that push to keep going!!!

[@carlitosediel]

“That door is closed, but is always gonna be there “ I totally understand

[@waltervega8187]

Thank you, too many of us have these stories. This is how we heal and learn from our scars so we can be good men to our families. Some real shit right there.

[@danielcastillo1624]

Bits and pieces of your primos story sounds alot similar to bits and pieces of mine. Those tears are heavy , and I know what he feels. Those tears also are the best healer , that needs to be let out . For him to open up to the world is a humble thing. God Bless you both .

[@skullrepublic9735]

Thanks Jon Bernthal for giving Richard a chance. My community needs this as well as others that are going through it. May Hashem bless you, and you are good as the Punisher… salutes to someone else that been to prison and grew up East Los Angeles….

[@marcosaguilera2665]

Raw interview. I pray your cousin, heals and finds peace from his trauma. Even tho he’s tatted, everyone has a story. Much love to both! Keep these interviews, we need to see what other homies go through!

[@iambeautynbrains]

I ❤ this man, from where he came from, what he's been through, where he is going. Inspirational! Such a pure soul! The honesty, deep.

[@JonBainesNY]

It’s beautiful to see a change in this families trajectory.

[@Gutyyy94]

Gracias a Dios por estos dos hermanos por este video, i couldn't stop crying because I relate to primo Paulie in a lot of ways... Im currently stuck in the drug cycle and like paulie said im tired off it, i say it with no shame because i need the 360 change... Much love to Richard ,God Bless you compa

[@maj3stikq122]

Aye homie I pray for you bro. Get tired of it and dig fukkin deep and push through bro. You can do it bro. 17 months clean bro. It’s the hardest but best thing ever bro. I’m praying for you, please do it

[@Gutyyy94]

@@maj3stikq122 thank you brother

[@Ggollynyc]

I send you love and powerful healing power💥❤️‍🔥, you are NOT your addiction, you are this man that can regenerate, re-live, and recreate. Everyday can be a new beginning, May the lord secure you with his love and regenerate you!

[@aqweds5]

You already heading in the right direction bro you’re facing the right direction it’s a long journey but one step at a time and you’ll reach your destination. First step is to take that first step in that direction. God bless you on your journey.

[@fredcunningham9753]

Dang Paulie, thank you for being a real G, and being vulnerable. This is the first step to healing the wounds. Story is beautiful

[@LeonardoFurioso]

A shout out to these 2 vatos. You had a hard life and God has preserved you. God bless you always.

[@LilisDad-fu9xl]

The happiest homies are always the most broken Bless you both 🙏I’m sorry and thank you for the struggles because of that you two are diamonds

[@Dannnnnnnttttttteeee]

I can see how therapeutic the convo is for Primo 😢 man, just having a serious conversation can help tremendously with trauma. Congrats Richard & Primo for winning ❤

[@AngelsKingdom559]

This podcast was dope!! This is how it is with close cousins and brothers. You can just sit there and talk for hours!! Those hours only feel like minutes. Reminiscing on the good and the bad and amazed of how we are still here 💯

[@garyharnish2395]

Grandma’s are always there and amazing. So is my mom.

[@kjkrantz9122]

Those tears tell the story all in itself without him even saying anything. The trauma, the hurt , disappointed, the not understanding, feeling lost ,and acting out, not feeling loved , or guided. I feel those tears all too much as a Man deep in my 30's . I understand,and feel those tears and how many emotions really are in those tears.

[@bakoguy5330]

Richard, I love seeing watching you in the movies and hearing you talk. We need more of this, and big up to you cuz for moving past the past and being a better person!

[@ChubacaEatsCaca]

I needed this, my soul needed this. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your vulnerability.

[@BrianEdaniel]

First 5 minutes I’m judging half way through I’m crying. God bless you both

[@darrenmartinez4312]

Richard Cabral is our Danny Trejo! So much respect and love for you carnal. Every time I see your work. I do my best to support you. Keep it up homie.

[@CashlessMilo92]

This is real culture! Be proud of where you come from and who you are! Only way of being original! Good stuff Richard. God bless bother.

[@Lex240sx]

Rocking the El Paso Sweater! Love how happy he was to show off his shoe, I have my sons shoes so he can have them when hes older as well!

[@paulsaole6970]

Realist interview I’ve ever watched. God bless you both.

[@bobbynostyle]

This is like hearing a conversation with your own primos mad respect and thank you for being open with sharing your lives story’s. God bless both these homies on there continuous journey! 🙏🏽💯

[@Mrs.Rodarte]

Ive watched this interview mutlitple times. Just so i dont miss anything. I hope he interview his mom because that would be amazing Lourdes she is amazing

[@mattbynum3968]

Thanks for sharing your story Paulie. So powerful. It's clear he's done so much personal work. What an inspiration.

[@henrysosa9322]

This interview hit home in was abouse as a kid for my dad taking beatings on the daily but it made me a strong man and the most important thing im a great dad to my kids !!! God bless you brother and i hope you and your interior kid are in a better place now

[@nikkisworld6711]

That's amazing, sorry u went through that.

[@Serria-Madre-Media]

Richard needs his podcast, Paulie needs to drop a shameless plug about his coffee shop. Appreciate this show, i was able to relate to the stories told! 👏👏

[@DrayDo2Much]

for me this was a v difficult video to watch. i would like to say thank you to Jon for making this & thank you to Paulie & Richard for opening up about personal experiences. Coming across this video today felt needed to help me push me into a better direction being a father coming from bad experiences & habits himself. I work everyday to change myself for better & hope to be as changed as Paulie has shown to be in this video. Big thanks & love from Cudahy.

[@berserkir]

Damn bro, seeing him cry and letting those feelings out shows he is ready to heal. I pray for Primo Paulies healing and redemption 🙏

[@kerstincastell1175]

I love this real talk! We need more! It does help others hearing your stores and knowing others have been through the same shit.

[@lemonz0780]

This gotta be the realest raw interview on the internet , these two guys been through so much shit and are just taking everyone back with their stories , Great interview 💯🔥

[@JayCruces]

Crazy man, I member listening to this dudes music as a teen he went by “Baby Jokes” seeing this man’s progress in life and accomplishments as well as changing his life around is inspiring 🤝🏽🔥 See he also represents El Paso 🙌🏽

[@StrictlyBusiness47]

Went to rehab with Paul back in 2020. Solid ass individual right there 💯💯🫡

[@StrictlyBusiness47]

He would tell us how he had a parts in the Mayans and then we would go on Hulu and see him like ohhhh shit lol. One day me him and another homie were outside and the homie spilled his coffee. Right after a staff member came by and asked us who did it. None of us said anything. Right after that we had a meeting about how we don’t live by street codes and all this shit that for sure came about from that situation haha Richard came through one time and all of us were tripping lol anyways shoutout to Paul man couldn’t say a bad word about him if I tried much love and respect 👊👊💯🫡🫡

[@RedandBergundyBandanna]

@@StrictlyBusiness47I think you need to go back to rehab and elementary school. No grammar and your story isn’t making sense.

[@RobertOrtiz.]

This is one of the most authentic interviews I’ve ever seen

[@AndrewSanchez-uu3rl]

Keep it up big bro u gon make it I been sober for 6 months it’s not much but my life has already did a complete turnaround I got a good job now I’m here for my kids I got a good woman who’s on the same track as me gods in my life I’m making all my family members proud of me no more sleeping in the streets playing with my life everyday god is good

[@StarlaAlmnz]

Representing El Paso ❤ I love it! That's home 🙏

[@mamanova2657]

Wow he is beautiful to the soul I love that very much ❤️‍🔥🌹🙏 Incredible story Thank you both ,,,your both true real ones Grateful for this video ❤ Handshake 🤝 Jon ♥

[@nikkisworld6711]

Love anything your associated with richard your so inspiring, love this this sit down with your cousin. Seeing him cry cause of his child hood trauma. Brought back alot of my own trauma. I'm glad you guys are doing good. Wish u guys the best. Thanks for being soo genuine and real.

[@nickm6015]

I’m glad I came across this. For me at a young age my family let me know I was the son nobody wanted. At 13 I turned to mind altering things. Now im raising two little girls on my own making sure they never feel what it’s like to grow up without nobody wanting them or loving them.

[@jorgeb3829]

Thank you guys for sharing your family struggles. I hope to be as strong as you guys one day

[@chapotristan9233]

Man to hear how having a kid changes his life speaks numbers! Coming from Chicago and growing up in the mud I can say the minute I had my daughters I knew exactly what I DIDNT want my kids to go through. The peace of mind of living ina good neighborhood and getting away from it all is the best felling in the world.

[@ProDoc18]

shout out to el primo paulie for opening up to the world like he did. it takes courage and some massive huevos! all love paulie!

[@eliasferreira3056]

Beat podcast I ever watched richard cabrel is so inspiring I would love to shake this man’s hand. Big respect to Paulie for sharing his story 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

[@SuperLallypop]

Thanks for sharing this perspective, for sharing their darkest moment. Show just how much they are committed to not repeat the passes for themselves or their family. Thank you Richard, Paulie, and Jon for this one.

[@mMansonsgreyDaisy]

I commend the both of you for the courage and strength it takes to be vulnerable here on this platform, it was like sitting with cousins recounting some wild stories, some we were all there for and some stories just told to live vicariously through the laughs and lessons learned. I miss my brothers almost everyday so I thank you for that. I laughed so hard with the donut story, my brothers and I have known a similar story to that so that one had me! Some of us as kids lived through a lot of traumatic experiences but looking back on things like the donut story we can't help but have a laugh and thank the lord for our sense of humor and that things turned out alright. Sometimes I say we've gotta have some kind of sense of humor to have lived through so much... But I have to say you both hit the nail on the head recognizing generational trauma and how you've welcomed in the generational healing, that in itself takes a lot of strength and is a beautiful thing to get to witness. You have a beautiful soul Paulie, you're a being of light and despite all that you've been through its never dimmed. 🙏💗 You two keep pushing, keep your faith and spirituality strong, stay prayed up! I too believe in the power of prayer and its heartwarming to see the testimonies of others from all walks of life, no specific religion to note necessarily but just being a spiritual being....it always amazes me! Blessings and love to the two of you, thank you for sharing. 💞💗

[@BANDERASxSeLA]

Gracias for sharing your story big dog. Salute to you on how you overcame your struggles. Mi respetos! 🇲🇽 🔵

[@brianperez1563]

What a raw ass interview! Real real shit right here. What’s crazy is this is the life so many youngsters have lived coming where we’ve came from.

[@bigmexico1759]

I’m so proud to be Mexican and I’m so proud of Richard and Pauly It literally feels like they’re my cousins . That’s how close Nate Mexican is that I can relate to every single word coming out their mouth and it feels like my family is them in a sort of way because I just love my people my Mexican culture so much. To see such hard-core men specially Pauly Being vulnerable on camera make me feels so proud of them . Thank you Richard and Pauly for being such a good role models to the world and letting him know that you’re not necessarily proud of your past and you know it’s wrong what you did when we did. But you can change champion better human being well literally super humans in my eyes .

[@DANNYGSESD]

Much respect to share a deep raw life experience… we all have untold stories. 😢

[@dhernandezjr1]

One of the most realest interviews i have seen in a long time! Straight emotions… and just being 100% real🤜🏼🤛🏼

[@uppedthescore3k]

37:19 "yayayayyayayyayayayay"😂😂😂

[@whiteboy49]

Ya ya ya ya ya ya ya ya ya ya ya ya ya ya ya ya ya 😂😂😂😂😂😂 LOL!!!

[@paulvalencia6721]

John, polly, and Robert, thank you. How refreshing. A real one! I'm a retired 60 year old fire/Paramedic. Born at Queen of Angels, 2 gen white Chicano. Thank you for all the wonderful memories this episode is brought back. Like having to walk to the store with my Brown cousins. LOL strong work gentlemen. Growing Up near Florence and Holmes, whatever happened to f-13, I remember that being my biggest fear when it came to gangs. FYI I moved to Utah when I was 21.

[@davidvasquez6578]

Thank you Richard for bringing this to light. I appreciate your stories and the stories of others because it makes me feel validated

[@Mr.Horrorific]

Thank you for sharing, both your stories are raw, it moved me. I didn’t have my father but I had the best mother and I’m a father myself now. God bless 🙏🏼

[@vanessaortiz8616]

Man this was so real and uncut. I can relate to this past traumas and generations of drug abuse is no joke growing faster then I had to.

[@daniellucero986]

We need part 3 4 and 5 this is a absolute amazing interview all love and respect your way Vato Richard your helping our Raza and our culture and I don’t think you even know it God Bless you Big Homie

[@chinoxSD]

Some of us go thru childhood trauma my dad was a alcoholic, he would smack me on my head tell me I'm good for nothing at age 10 ..he was in the army in Mexico back in the day ...he showed me tough love and good love but he was abusive and would always put me down , Well at age 13 I got jumped in to a varrio here in San Diego , I'm 30 now with 3 kids and a fiancee home owner. And got 3 whips...I'll say this today it definitely matured me early and Till this day our relationship isn't the best but it's all good I don't trip on it

[@FahQ760]

A lot of peeps don’t know how SD be. I dwell in the 760. Love & Respect 🫡

[@Jayoh562]

Good shit homie!!!

[@fullthrottle619]

What barrio my boy? Just curious...

[@Ggollynyc]

Amazing outcome, you are that amazing outcome! Just remember that you are not your trauma and that you are doing an incredible job at becoming better all the time. Our parents were a product of their own generation that didn't know any better. They were ignorant on how to raise a child and I'm sorry you went through that. But guess what this is your time to soar as a parent and be that amazing parent that you possibly didn't have. Blessings to you and your family ❤

[@Mines22]

This was absolutely a great moment for these two primos to chill kick it and share some of their crazy wild moments to each other and for us to listen and understand that they both went through a lot and now standing strong and pushing forward together. 👍💪... Thanks for sharing keep up the great work guys 💯

[@AdventuresWithLuisG]

Richard is a great host. He is a great story teller. Glad he's podcasting now

[@josephpreciado4338]

Big ups, my boy! All love!

[@dougperrien347]

Thank you for the most real and awesome content I’ve seen in a long time. Inner city trauma, they all wonder why there is so much shit going in California. These two were lucky to make it right for themselves. This is generational trauma handed down from generation to generation. Just like in the Native American community. Some generation have to break the chain. I have so much respect for these two primas. Que Dios esté con ambos.

[@Mexcalibur]

Inspirational story of perseverance. We must be tested to provide a testimony! Keep up the good work Rich! I’m ridin with ya!!

[@Lasilky805]

Richard is a true inspiration I love watching his documentarys and his stories true lives beginning affected and incarceration gives hope that there's a life after all that .help youngsters think twice about life help those inside the percentage of incarcerated loved ones there is hope after I wish I could reach him to reach out to a certain individual I believe he could be true impact in his life help cloud the bad ways into a possible outcome when realsed be a family man god bless u Richard u are a epitome of a man there's alot of pain that scar ones soul that effects ones mindset so they search of a love that isn't really love but it hardnes 1s heart deep inside the wounds need heal a man who cry's isn't a weak man he's a real solider human that's apart of healing real men in the flesh ty Richard and ur primo and all u interviewed story's of real soldiers of life 🙏💯

[@eastelaye4521]

Shout out to both of you guys im from East Los born and raised and going through it r.n. You guys are both a inspiration and solid for doing this podcast. You guys are firme and may God bless yall and yall Familia's. Hope you guys keep up the good work straight up one of the best podcast or interviews between "PRIMOS" FAMILIA" i love it Bro yall got it in....

[@michaellee2652]

Man..I love this! It's all about real folks telling the story and moving forward. Keep going!

[@elizabethbroadnax2421]

I love this series with Richard I hope y’all keep it. Paulie congratulations on your sobriety and fatherhood. I love how you love serving people and how much love you get and give in that interaction. I think that’s why you love it. Amazing lives please keep this up. Love listening and being a kid who grew up in disfunction I can relate to a lot of this. Next time I’m in LA I hope I can make it to Tepito Coffee.

[@user-gh6dq9eb3i]

Men crying is so beautiful. Amazing and so powerful

[@michellesanchez2011]

Very emotional interview. Thank you for sharing your life experiences.. People can learn a thing or two by watching this.. love Richard and what he does and thanks for introducing your primo...❤

[@armandomendoza8225]

RIP 2 your pops much L0VE and respect carnal 🥺💔 thank you very much IV opening up carnal WE the Raza are very proud of both of you~N~your kuzIN KEEP doing the next rite thing 1Love❣️

[@srosales7895]

I'm glad that you guys are telling your story. I'm also Mexican American I can't relate because I didn't have this childhood my parents were and are amazing parents but I hope that you guys in turning around your lives are really affecting not only strangers around you but your own family to be different and do different.. It sounds cliche but once one member of a family tree decides to go a different direction then everyone else after you has an opportunity to also choose a different direction. God bless you both Thank you for giving us some insight into what led you to some of the choices that you made and I'm glad that you listen to God and started making the right decisions for your soul and not sure if either of you has children. Having a parent that does good for the world is going to make a world of difference❤

[@chrismeushaw]

This emotion is so fucking raw and so fucking real it makes me feel like I’m in that room listening in person in tears with them G’s . Fuckin salute Richard and your Primo 🫡

[@Ssstellamellaaa]

Thank you for the honesty In this interview we addicts need this kind of conversations 🙏

[@EliteSolutionsRestoration]

The best thing KZbin has ever recommended hands down

[@ramonreyes6757]

Good watch! Love how it’s just family story between cousins and their life struggles.

[@chadwood2746]

This is an absolute banger of a podcast

[@lizetttovar1318]

I love this ! Every time I see rich heals a lil piece of me !

[@ther2576]

Powerful Right

[@MacP2990]

Fr tho 😊❤

[@alfredomadrid601]

As real as it gets. There’s no other KZbin channel out there like this one

[@jaimeortiz6371]

Can’t get any more real than this, amazing story.

[@youngdolla559TV]

Great ep. take a blinker every time richard says "Yah" 😂

[@EdgarHernandez-b2d]

😂that’s the co sign to the story .

[@Dbrebornofficial]

That’s right keep pushing Richard and S/0 to Real Ones podcast for continuing to have Richard on. Heard you mention the homie Jasper glad he survived his accident to and your primo. 👏🏽🫡🙏🏽

[@sbj2876]

These homies are a trip. It's sad, but at the same time good to see the conversation to be had. I hope the homie Paulie continues to heal. Homie truly went through a lot of shit. Much love & respect.

[@joniemedina2698]

Richard- speaks with so much passion and truth. If anyone has anything negative to say… you never lived or been through any of it. This is hands down what a podcast should be. 🫡

[@fromtheinvisibledeskofmiked]

This is good being postitive person and be their family. Beautiful that visit your Roots .

[@israelcoria1399]

Am a northerner from Tulare county I’m inspired and can relate to your guises stories. People like us don’t have an option. We just get it. Keep on pushing

[@todotranquiloo5058]

Realest shit I seen on KZbin in years… real life struggles. Real LA shit. Saludos to real ones for this💯

[@georgecbrr]

Understand that this is a reality for a lot of us, and many of us never get the chance to change. I had the chance to change and it’s like they said that paper does not define me. Blessings to everyone fighting