Help me hit 1000 members on my discord! discord.gg/US8cuerhXJ ****Correction***** Cleveland is in Teesside, not Merseyside!
@dylanreid1365Ай бұрын
Great video pal 👍
@longiusaescius2537Ай бұрын
@JimmyTheGiant 9:52 This never happened btw but I guess lionizing ss windrush owners and king david hotel enthusiasts is better than the truth
@tomelliott9Ай бұрын
Cleveland is in Teesside not Merseyside by the way bro
@Doidera-h5fАй бұрын
hi, i live in London, is dangerous , just like 3 world big city..
@joelhall5124Ай бұрын
Bugger, commented before I saw this. But you're not the first to place it in Merseyside on KZbin when talking about crime.
@woodjohnnАй бұрын
Thanks for pointing out these “old -school, gentlemen gangsters” were really psychopaths too.
@mogznwazАй бұрын
But they were ours - I’d prefer not to have to take on the whole world’s detritus too
@deservingcomplexionm8111Ай бұрын
@@mogznwazthat is completely deranged thinking.
@woodjohnnАй бұрын
@@deservingcomplexionm8111 yeah, if someone is stabbing me I don’t really care what ethnicity they are.
@darrenpowell7225Ай бұрын
@@mogznwaz sad man
@minnumseerrundАй бұрын
@@mogznwaz you gonna bleed the same, no matter if it's a white man or a black man stabbing you
@VagabondonabikeАй бұрын
Old school gangsters are no different to today, the movies have made people believe they were much more sophisticated and suave when in reality that was not the case
@0fficerpimpАй бұрын
People love to romanticise the part and theirs definitely a racial component aswell. Its like the Italian mafia, people mytholgise them as 'moral' criminals who had morals. In reality they were violent murders, who used threats of violence and coercion to shake down local legit businesses for 'protection money' and they all snitched on each other in the end lol
@beatrixxkiddo3572Ай бұрын
Thank you for writing exactly what I was about to say‼️
@BlackiscipleАй бұрын
Old school gangsters are not the same as the ones you see in 2024. Old skool gangsters didn't harm women, and children like the new gangsters of the day Old school Gangsters showed respect to the elders' new school gangsters DISRESPECT there Elders.
@aw2584Ай бұрын
@@Blackisciple hahahahah either youre like 15 or youre old but knew that crap from TV instead of actually living it. Same shit different day. Simple as
@coryearnest9464Ай бұрын
They are both morally pieces of crap. but culturally they are completely different bruv
@johnlloyd8109Ай бұрын
Gangsters still have slam poetry contests, but they call it drill rap nowadays.
@rujotheoneАй бұрын
🤣
@dee_-_Ай бұрын
😂😂
@djpj6303Ай бұрын
They are not gangsters XD
@AdeleKakwandiАй бұрын
Young men writing poems to each other about piercing each other.....seems kind of gay....
@TeshiKyoshiАй бұрын
Gangsters dont go into song for millions of people to hear about the crimes they commit 😂 those are just musicians that put on an act for their audience
@TheMarkzonАй бұрын
"British police didnt do there jobs in the slums of britain" thats still true
@eadweard.Ай бұрын
Nowadays they don't do their jobs anywhere.
@therealdave06Ай бұрын
*their
@kevinhughes1355Ай бұрын
The law and the police were formed to protect property and the people who owned it as they were the only ones who had the money to do it so that was the start of it and it’s still the same, the police don’t operate in slums or poor areas and are still not trusted because of it, little has changed in this respect and it’s unlikely to in the future.
@RomaInvicta202Ай бұрын
What? You mean: "their jobs"? Otherwise it makes no sense
@kathyschreiber9947Ай бұрын
Be glad UK that all these folks don't have the ability to get their hands on unlimited firepower like they do in the US. It's crazy here.
@Adamemnon_AltmanelАй бұрын
It's good to see that Cleveland in the US and Cleveland in the UK has something in common
@tommybuckley4740Ай бұрын
That they both aren't in Merseyside?
@JamesSmith-ny2gbАй бұрын
Crazy white gang members?
@GG-jw8ptАй бұрын
And Boston!
@coldven0mАй бұрын
Well yeah, half of the town and city names in the US are taken from the original locations in the UK
@CharlesShabubbyАй бұрын
Total shitholes?
@benzobby4Ай бұрын
this man is so switched on. he teaches me something new in every video, be it statistics, history or just a fresh point of view, and somehow manages to keep it incredibly entertaining. love it mate, keep it up please
@michaelhowell232624 күн бұрын
I love how British interviews are so often at a pub with a pint or glass of wine. From archeology to gangsters to war documentaries. It's so real.
@WhatAboutZoidbergАй бұрын
The longer time pases, the rounder the edges become. You forget all the inbetween and only remember what you want to or what you enjoyed about the past and soon its only nostalgia.
@logosfocusАй бұрын
soon disinformation is complete 💯
@Ravello1111111111111111111Ай бұрын
Exactly. Say you love genghis khan and nobody will care. Say you love that Austrian painter then good luck
@PrecipiceofwindАй бұрын
Wow you have it so bad, you can't say you love him. Truly heartbreaking.
@JUSTREGULARSCREAMINGAAHH19 күн бұрын
@@Ravello1111111111111111111 yep
@treble6824Ай бұрын
I love that fact about Man City. I always remind people of it when they tell me that City has no history lmao. I know that's not what they mean, but it's a pretty awesome fact that the team with 'no history' was created with the purpose of reducing youth gang culture
@charly03090309Ай бұрын
Hey, start as you mean to go on
@cafu-thebrazilianalanhutto6835Ай бұрын
Two minutes in so I don’t know if he touches upon that, but no way are the Man City owners primary goal is to reduce gang culture, it’s just called Sports Washing and to influence people that the UAE is a great country
@treble6824Ай бұрын
@@cafu-thebrazilianalanhutto6835 lmao it was CREATED with the purpose of reducing youth gang culture. No one said anything about the owners caring about that today🤣 Nowadays they're money hungry asf. Lord knows I can't afford a ticket, let alone a season ticket. But hey- I heard they have a walking football club for pensioners lmao
@JDascramblerАй бұрын
The purpose when created has nothing to do with what it is now. Thats like telling people that american gangs started with the purpose of protecting the neighborhood like that's an awesome fact. 😂
@kieranclarke-obrien6167Ай бұрын
@@cafu-thebrazilianalanhutto6835 thats not what was going on in 1880 mate ya fuckin sausage
@99BullDАй бұрын
Gangs have existed in Britain for over 200 years, gang culture is just more seen now because we're in a social media age.
@GeorgiaMartin-ll9qgАй бұрын
Gangs are also seen more now because they involve citizens much more than they used to. Old school gangs didn’t run down the road hacking at locals with machetes. They didn’t drug and gang rape women and children by the thousands in towns across the country. They kept their sadism mostly to themselves. Look at acid attacks… They happen only in Asia and UK (I wonder why in the U.K.) Last year 1,244 attacks! Trying to pretend gang culture of today is the same as before is rewriting history!
@pevebeАй бұрын
No it's more of a problem now because the youth imitate this saharan low life lifestyle
@end2endburners635Ай бұрын
It’s as if you watched the video.
@billydennis899Ай бұрын
I grew up in east London in the 90s,00s and there was gangs of every colour. In my postcode alone there was black gangs, white, Tamil, Pakistani, Sikhs but to this day the most brutal I’ve ever seen are the Albanian gangs. They were ruthless and savage. The rest were for the most part chill and seemed to only cause trouble fighting with other gangs but the Albanians seemed to target everyone. Maybe things have changed in the last 10 years or so though
@neeciiw784025 күн бұрын
I agree with you comment and I grew up in Manchester. Have you seen Gangs of London it’s currently on Netflix? The Albanian man in that show reflects your comment💯
@billydennis89925 күн бұрын
@@neeciiw7840 I’ve not seen it no. But it’s on the list of things to check out though. But if it’s about the Albanians I’m not surprised. They can really be ruthless
@neeciiw784025 күн бұрын
@@billydennis899 yeah try and watch especially season one, and No it’s about different gang groups trying to rule over London so you have Irish,Pakistan, Turkish ect
@billydennis89925 күн бұрын
@@neeciiw7840 ah that sounds pretty good. Forgot about the Turkish gangs. They were pretty ruthless too
@wilkinsandwontinsachievemu377213 күн бұрын
any hispanic gangs exist in london?
@1ddg3Ай бұрын
As someone who grew up in London, the media makes the UK out to be far worse than it is in reality. UK M rate is 0.87 per 100K. We're genuinely better compared to Canada M rate of 2.27 per 100K and USA 6.3 per 100K
@nanping542828 күн бұрын
i have a friend thats been to the uk (from france) 5-6 times in the past 2 years out of those times he's been brutally mugged 3 times (really brutally)
@discordapplications760627 күн бұрын
Our rates were going down then we let in 80iq migrants who can’t be put in prison cause of “mental health” we class 70iq as retarded. 😂
@asmoothcriminal482227 күн бұрын
@@nanping5428 where'd he go? I know people from Coventry that haven't had it that bad, which is to say that's a hell of an outlier
@yazanodeh800226 күн бұрын
@@nanping5428 At that point it's his fault. What did he do to get brutally mugged three times?
@schneejacques350226 күн бұрын
I mean thats nothing to be proud of. Compared to east asia or central europe that is high
@LordTimzorАй бұрын
Damn man's going strong. 3 days in a row?!
@LondonMoneyCashEnterpriseАй бұрын
This channel is a gem
@peeron6829Ай бұрын
fr dude whats going on😂
@1080owenАй бұрын
Honestly love this channel, work rate is different level
@adb_500Ай бұрын
Rent isn't getting lower
@moncherixxxАй бұрын
're uploads
@RydonatteloАй бұрын
Living in London with a Scottish accent was brilliant because the gangs from Camberwell and that whole area would never bother me because they thought I was a gypsy and apparently the rule is nobody does anything to gypsies because the gypsies are so unpredictable
@sudocykaАй бұрын
It's true mate if you see a few white gypsy lads or even just one on the top deck of the bus and a whole gang gets on nobody is gonna dare bother them😂
@dalejones6248Ай бұрын
To be fair, as a kid my old man taught me the rule to not fuck with the following; Gypsies Turks Polskis/Eastern euros Because all 3 were unpredictable and would roll on you in crazy numbers if you pissed them off, 200 cousins and brothers in a couple houses all with the hump with you, and so will roll on you in your gaff, cafe, or on the local high road and just serve you So yeah I can see how and why you got left well alone if that was the idea of you lol
@joeynewman7479Ай бұрын
That’s cap😂😂😂 nobody scared of gypsies, gangs always put gypsies in their place, gypsies are scared of black ppl
@joeynewman7479Ай бұрын
They didn’t touch you because you became cool with them…. If you wasn’t cool they would’ve robbed and done something to you 😂😂😂 I’m from Camberwell and they ain’t no rule, gypsies aren’t anything 😂😂 being scared of a gypo is like being scared of a skateboarder, idk why you making stuff up because gypsies are a even more of a target than any other race because there are much worse ppl, although gypsies are looked to be softies/chavs stop lying to make your ppl seem tough😂😂😂 that’s the funniest thing I heard, gypsies are scared of blacks and Asian and don’t make up any crimes in the country, all the crimes are blacks Asian turks etc, gypsies don’t make up any type of crime 😂
@AdawaShiwaniАй бұрын
They must be dumb to think a scott sounds like a gypsy
@yusefslim6428Ай бұрын
even county lines is not a new thing, like 20 years ago it was just called Cunch but obviously was not as well documented
@phoenixradio4143Ай бұрын
It's just a BBC way of saying distribution
@Si74l0rdАй бұрын
Even before that, there were small picturesque villages with serious class A problems. Snodland in Kent where my grandparents lived was more of a crossroads with a couple of shops and a pub, than a village, but there were a lot of people hooked on Class A's there. Same for a lot of little northern villages where I had mates who grew up. County lines and all that just made sure there were no villages and towns that didn't have a drug problem, by overseeing distribution regionally and sending kids anywhere there was a gap in the market.
@aries6776Ай бұрын
As a teenager in the 90s I was aware of 'county' lines gangs. As you say it just hadn't hit the mainstream media. I had a friend who got shot to death in a very well-to-do small village and it was due to a drug debt. The only difference is the police didn't seem to be aware of the problem then.
@keiranOLeary-n8nАй бұрын
Still Cunch mate, depends where you are
@jasywasy829Ай бұрын
My mum use to work for the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) prosecuting youth offenders. She worked really really hard to make sure these kids (who had sometimes done really awful things) were given every available bit of support and help. When Kier Starmer started running the CPS he made it all about statistics. My mum use to be pulled into her managers office all the time because her prosecution statistics weren't "good enough". She argued that the numbers of children she prosecuted shouldn't be relevant, and she continued trying to get these kids support through things like the youth offending team or medical help. Eventually, Starmer's policies made it impossible for her to do her job in a way that she could feel good about and she retired early. It's no accident that our prisons are over crowded and children are being funnelled into gang culture. Our Prime Minister had a massive part to play in that. It's so depressing.
@RDCFemmes10 күн бұрын
In the 4 months he has been in powe 😏
@xavilendАй бұрын
Jimmy, you're moving into god-tier youtube journalism, keep up the amazing work, truly top tier eye opening content yet again.
@scapingbyАй бұрын
this isn't journalism.
@falldamage3790Ай бұрын
Plz plz plz do a video about Scotlands gang culture and how bin a knife save a life worked back in the day in Easterhouse etc etc. love your videos bro just want one on we’re I am from lol 🏴
@bruh_gaming9368Ай бұрын
As in the modern gang culture or all the gang culture from Scotland? Because id love to see the Bridgeton Billy Boys or the ultras in scotland.
@theavenger775Ай бұрын
From San Toi to Ultra via Tongs (and Frankie Vaughan) Ya Bas!
@falldamage3790Ай бұрын
@@theavenger775 tongs ya bass
@MadKieranMАй бұрын
Glasgow gang violence has changed alot in the past 15/20 years. At that time you wouldn't feel safe leaving your own housing estate but nowadays there isn't so much, don't get me wrong there are still areas I wouldn't walk alone in.
@StuartAnderson-xl4boАй бұрын
@@MadKieranMthere is no area in Scotland that you can't walk in, just don't be naive or wide
@sultonerapАй бұрын
Yo jimmy, I’m from California, USA. Watching your videos gives me so much insight in how yall across the ponds culture developed, love it man. Thanks for all the great videos.
@NicholasGreen-b6eАй бұрын
Respect .. real..knows real... UK 🇬🇧 isn't an easy place to live. High unemployment Lots of drugs around Crime. UK is full of lunatics in general Gangs in every city .. Council estates are full of single parent family's. Broken homes ... I grew up in the 80s and 90s and you had to no how to street fight Living on a council estate
@konstantingorskiy5716Ай бұрын
Bro, such a good one, as always As always describing a very important thing, that generation after generation people in power do NOT care about the ones "below" and see people as an asset to grow their wealth.
@ToeNailGatheringАй бұрын
The post code of the clip at 17:36 is CB2 3PA in the Cambridge city centre for everyone not asking. These lads were arrested shortly after
@whiteboyramenАй бұрын
Jimmy is truly blessing us this week with a trinity of bangers. Thanks for the 3 peat my guy
@rafaeltorres4548Ай бұрын
Yo man your videos are getting increasingly good, so much more sociologically insightful, and I'm very glad to see that your heart is on the right side of the political spectrum. Keep up the good work !
@dperson9212Ай бұрын
This guy really made a video about gangs and didnt cover Burgers vs Johnnies once, the most reported gang war we've seen in the last 30 yrs, that still divides the 2nd largest city in the country.
@usmanfarooq968 күн бұрын
How bout you make a video about them and we can watch
@johnalddrumph456Ай бұрын
Imo the biggest change in gangs and gang culture is the switch from a few larger more organized groups to significantly more, less organized groups. Back then, the average guy just wanted to be a “square” and take care of his family. Nowadays there seem to be a lot of guys who, let’s be honest, wouldn’t have been accepted into the mob of mafia or what have you, but still want that title of gangster. So what do they do? Round up a couple knuckle headed friends and now suddenly there’s a new “gang” causing nonsense around the city.
@andrewwilson7909Ай бұрын
Cleveland in Merseyside? Long way from Middlesbrough to Liverpool.
@TasteTheDАй бұрын
Why aye laa 😆
@mattycollectemallАй бұрын
Was just about to comment this. It's not why aye either, that's further North lol
@TasteTheDАй бұрын
@@mattycollectemall Fair, Teesiders want to batter me now haha
@eddybrek5298Ай бұрын
Teesiders are Yorksire lot, sound nout like north east .. they have a awful accent tbf 😂 @TasteTheD
@zellalaing5439Ай бұрын
Thanks for clarity, was confused when he said Merseyside then the dot on the map was nearer Hull.
@glurfikus5544Ай бұрын
I have to say that i really like alot about your channel. The topics are really interesting, very good representated by your pleasant and charismatic style. Considering this vid absolute top notch. Regards from Berlin.
@stuballingerartАй бұрын
"Abyssal whip on the opps" is a fucking S+ tier line
@AbdulMajeed-z5k1fАй бұрын
Great video. Really strong and unbiased views that helps to delve deeper into the problem of gang culture and crime. Great job!
@JB_exposuresАй бұрын
Theres actually a "newspaper" you can buy in Glasgow called the digger which talks about modern local crimes and criminality
@a_skellingtonАй бұрын
The moment i heard they started doing protection rackets i thought of the monty python sketch, a few minutes later into this video and to my complete and utter joy there it is. 7:49
@Si74l0rdАй бұрын
Yeah man, gangs have always been a thing. I went to primary school on upper tulse hill, a bit down from Brixton high street, and there were kids in my class who had older siblings in the 28s. Generally though, if you weren't interfering with their business you'd have no problems. Same with the other yardie offshoots, I knew a few yardies and I never had any problems with them. I used to buy my grade from a yardie taxi firm, and all sorts of people would stop by to buy. They'd let you skin up and smoke in the basement, and I've seen businessmen in pinstripe suits with a bowler hat perched on the table next to them while they zooted up. By and large I never had any problems with organised gangs when I lived in South London. Tbh back then I'd rather deal with someone in a gang than a lone wolf, because you know what you're getting with the yardies. They never let skin colour interfere with business. They didn't care I was a white boy skater, I was a customer, so I was treated with respect. Not to say it didn't kick off in the basement from time to time, but it was never about colour or gangs, it was usually personality clashes or someone owing someone something. I used to buy off organised groups of Albanians, Moroccans, Afghanis and Turks too, and they were all the same. If you were a customer they were always sweetness and light lol. But I've seen them pull out the cleavers and go after someone too, so I always made an effort to be respectful to people too. It used to be almost all gang on gang crime, but I'm not sure that's true these days. It's anything for a profit or a rush, or some lyrics for your song, and I'm glad I moved out of London twenty years ago. I live in Bristol, and while I'm sure there are gangs, I've never had an issue with anyone, even living in what are generally regarded as dodgy areas here. They're just nowhere as dodgy as where I grew up, so I feel pretty safe on the streets here, no matter what part of Bristol I'm in. I certainly wouldn't want to raise kids in london, that was why I moved. The chance of your kid getting sucked into that life, or just being a random victim even if they're not part of the scene, is just too high nowadays.
@danielcunningham6727Ай бұрын
Well said mate your experiences are pretty similar to mine only in Birmingham I'm a married family man now so don't even really smoke that much anymore but I can't actually think of a single time I've ever found myself in a really sticky situation
@ftftyffghfvghfcht6701Ай бұрын
how wonderful that we've let in the criminals from every other country in the world too. isnt mass migration wonderful
@joeynewman7479Ай бұрын
Most gangs are African
@Vincent_Clarke28 күн бұрын
You've never had a problem because you are part of the problem mate
@Si74l0rd28 күн бұрын
@@Vincent_Clarke Ooh, am I bad man because I smoke the devil's lettuce?
@timlett99Ай бұрын
I know our countries or at least the people in it don’t particularly get along all that well but as someone from an area in the US where you turn left down the road there was a shooting last night and if you turn right there’s dozens of million dollar homes this video really put a lot in perspective. I’ve followed US and UK gang culture for a while now and I feel like this is the perfect video to give the average person a better understanding of why gang life and crime is the way it is. Well done Jimmy!
@nome3ggАй бұрын
england is 10x safer than the states, even safer for stbbing rates. our media just sensationalizes it the same way your media sensationalizes guns
@timlett9928 күн бұрын
@@creativeusername3408 politically and such yeah but the populations don’t particularly like each other lmao
@cocofashoshoАй бұрын
Great bit of social commentary here m8, really fighting the good the fight.
@PSwarrior25Ай бұрын
That thumbnail is cold
@neeciiw784025 күн бұрын
💯💯
@khonjel_singhАй бұрын
I've watched few videos of yours recently. Moral of the story is, british news media is the gift that keeps on giving.
@rujotheoneАй бұрын
This is quite interesting. Pulls on a lot of themes.
@ourkidof91Ай бұрын
Growing up in Manchester in the 90s it felt like everyone knew of the Noonan family, and this was pre-internet. They were like local celebrities but in hindsight so weird that we were all just ignored that they were horrible, violent psychopaths.
@CadianRefugeeАй бұрын
Love these video's where you start in the past and bring it to modern day. Keep it up.
@pradlark29 күн бұрын
Amazing vid dude! I think this vid would get more views with the title - "The Myth Of The Gentleman Gangster" tbh
@psych0r0gue1Ай бұрын
My grandfather was a gangster from when he was a kid. Things have changed just enough to stay the same.
@nubien9Ай бұрын
Quality content as always my G 😎❤️💛💚🖤✊🏿🇯🇲🏴
@CarlosD374Ай бұрын
I lived in England for a couple of years as an international student and can say I considered my cultural induction complete after I had a couple of encounters with some local British gangs in Canterbury. I've got to say, gangs in the UK are...unique? I was at McDonalds (before I learnt that's sort of where sketchy things happen in smallish cities) and a group of 5 kids locked me into the bathroom by throwing themselves against the door. I just stood still for 30 seconds before they realised I couldn't care less, but I was surprised to see all of them were at most 15 years old. Some of my classmates had an incident were another kid gang stole some things from them at our local (heavy drinking) park; of course my friends beat the sh*t out of them after one tried to punch a guy 20cm taller than him in the face, but from what I heard it was definitely a weird experience. Also, are the black trousers, hoodie and balaclava a standardised uniform or something? Like, does M&S sell it as a full outfit? Because why they all dress the same beats me.
@olliestudio45Ай бұрын
Sounds like you encountered some run-of-the-mill schoolkids. You should see what mum is like!
@baykerrАй бұрын
If you're up to no good, it helps to cover your face and wear dark clothing as it makes you less recognisable on CCTV. What you encountered sounds more like badly behaved kids because actual gang members wouldn't have let your friends beat them up without pulling out a knife.
@LuftkenzaАй бұрын
Sounds like the average chav,honestly you’re getting much worse from them if you’re white. Atleast they don’t discriminate,everyone’s having their night ruined when they around 😂
@cocokane1233Ай бұрын
Im guessing that park is Dane John gardens haha canterbury is shit
@longiusaescius2537Ай бұрын
Spaniard?
@3Horus10 күн бұрын
Great topic as always
@samuelsharp525025 күн бұрын
Wow I loved this video! As the descendant of Jews who fled to England from Eastern Europe and the Mediterranean in the 18 - 1900s, this provided some insight into the history of that group during their developing years in the UK.
@lolza-qh2xwАй бұрын
2 runescape references in the vid bros been chopping those willows and wanted a video to make around it
@David_BaxendaleАй бұрын
My view of gangs, from the old gentleman gangs of the past (as they are seen) to the ones we have today was summed up by an Englishman years ago. "Round them up, put them in a field and...." The PR has been good but all these gangs have been a blight on the communities around them. It's as if we need to make them seem more civilized than they they ever were to somehow hide what we are capable of doing to each other.
@oshimidaАй бұрын
Teesside not Mersyside.
@ChrisMustardАй бұрын
I've been watching your channel a while, and it was as soon as you told me something I didn't know, I SUBBED. THIS vid is full of "I don't know", brilliant. Thank you, Giant by name Giant in research, grand guy.
@Poltergits-LampostАй бұрын
Great channel dude! Really good work
@pistolen87Ай бұрын
It's reductive to say that crime is a consequence of bad economics. There are poor communities that have low crime rates. Not saying it's not a problem, but I think it's overstated sometimes.
@mmediocahyt1170Ай бұрын
causation has been established though, poverty is the main amplifier of crime
@doshpitsАй бұрын
lol what? poverty/ resource deprivation is objectively the reason why crime is so pervasive. and if not then what is it? do you unironically think people are just born crimogenic?
@doshpitsАй бұрын
lol what? poverty/ resource deprivation is objectively the reason why crime is so pervasive. and if not then what is it? do you unironically think people are just born crimogenic?
@doshpitsАй бұрын
lol what? poverty/ resource deprivation is objectively the reason why crime is so pervasive. and if not then what is it? do you unironically think people are just born crim0g3nic?
@doshpitsАй бұрын
what lol? so you think people are just born crimog3nic or something? if it’s not resource deprivation/poverty - what is the cause?
@politicalx6151Ай бұрын
Great video!
@BugdenlАй бұрын
5:04 - 'MAN stance'
@Meomichelle13 күн бұрын
Watching you and your highly researched fun videos puts a smile on my face. You’re the best at what you do!
@valeriebrisbois910417 күн бұрын
Thanks a lot for your videos. They are very documented and teach me a lot.
@cization2839Ай бұрын
kid at the end saying getting stabbed over nothing is nothing is a solid fact. as someone who saw people working in brixton payed weekly to not have your van robbed its insane watching kids stand by vans all day and fight other people is pretty insane
@TheFounderAdministratorАй бұрын
People really don’t get what “culture” means anymore. Putting labels on everything. Society is a huge cattle of sheep, following mindlessly without questioning who are the shepherds, or how to become a better self.
@Di.ismynameАй бұрын
I lived in Bethnal Green for 4 years . I used to frequent public houses in the area, and the locals said that the Krays where bully’s and know body liked them.
@W.wafflesАй бұрын
know body 💀
@Vincent_Clarke28 күн бұрын
Yeah after fascism ended in Italy everyone said the fascists were bullies and "nobody liked them". Sure as heck maybe people did not "like" them but only few stood up to them, meaning they respected and feared them. With the benefit of hindsight and perhaps a lot of social pressure to say old gangsters/fascists were bad, people have learned what they're supposed to say. Or you just came across the "right" bunch and not those who would respect the Krays - which btw most of those who lived through that time are now dead or too old to walk to the pub.
@LiimpZ25 күн бұрын
@@Vincent_Clarke Your point?
@Vincent_Clarke25 күн бұрын
@@LiimpZ point is that people will conform to what they think they should say
@LiimpZ25 күн бұрын
@@Vincent_Clarke But where is the connection between this guy living in Bethnal green and the end facism in Italy?
@ivystopia28 күн бұрын
really well put together, thank you for making these connections.
@brianah7211Ай бұрын
Very good video! Excellent work! Not because it confirmed anything I knew but because I learned a whole bunch of new things.
@Wavy_GravyАй бұрын
Population goes up, murder rates goes up. Amount of gangster increses, the tighter the competition for that top spot, the worse and worse the offenses become. That, and now a days, kids respect, disrespect. Odd, tbh.
@curiositycloset2359Ай бұрын
And yet, some groups commit crimes at a higher rate than others. Hmm
@datboy1628Ай бұрын
Yeah, cos those groups are poorer
@curiositycloset2359Ай бұрын
@@datboy1628 poorer than the white working class?
@datboy1628Ай бұрын
@@curiositycloset2359.... Yes
@abyyoung5990Ай бұрын
@curiositycloset2359 yeah like white cultures in Cleveland
@crazypantz3492Ай бұрын
Demographics are destiny
@scouseheadАй бұрын
Mass immigration has destroyed this country.
@BlexplaysАй бұрын
You'd think bro has stocks in Squarespace
@JDascramblerАй бұрын
Not really. Common sense would tell you he gets paid to advertise for them.
@nickiperkins3839Ай бұрын
They probably sponsor him for the shoutout
@quiteopinionated4346Ай бұрын
Can we start getting bibliography’s for the resources to use please? You cover topics taught in education and having these resources can prove useful to those people!
@lmtheninjaАй бұрын
Great video. Would have loved to hear something on the 70’s / 80’s gang culture after the downfall of the krays. The arifs etc
@Jimjim226Ай бұрын
“Man see blue story, they’re mortified. Man see scarface and it’s glorified”
@rocky-xh8jwАй бұрын
will you do a video on travellers?
@joeynewman7479Ай бұрын
Travellers ain’t nothing😂😂😂
@chrismckellar9350Ай бұрын
Unfortunately, the social crime issues started at the beginning of the industrial revolution and deteriorated further when Margret Thatcher introduced the new type of capitalism being neoliberal economics and governance in the late 1970's where the wealthy became wealthier, the middle class started to struggle and the working class became poorer. Capitalism/neoliberal economics is about 'for profit at least cost'. With increasing global geopolitical, economic, trade, manufacturing with its associated supply chains and health uncertainties, advent of technology especially social media and AI and the effects of a warming planet, poverty and social crime will continue to grow, especially in those western countries who adopted 'for profit at least cost' neoliberal economics and governance in the early 1980's.
@aries6776Ай бұрын
Absolutely. Wealth inequality is only increasing. Wealth inequality is the biggest scourge to mankind next to climate change.
Ай бұрын
@@aries6776 Wealth inequality has increased significantly in the US over the past 50 years. Over this period, violent crime rates FELL dramatically. Your entire theory is complete nonsense that is contradicted by reality. You clowns love talking about how much you love science, well here is an experiment to test your hypothesis, and it failed catastrophically.
@chilechi184629 күн бұрын
I appreciate your factual contribution. Sadly, too many people don't read enough books on globalisation and international relations to help them understand how and why Britain's economic landscape has changed immeasurably. People really need to read more because ignorance is often a sizeable source of frustrations which only grow in strength and size when one does not learn substantiated facts.
@chrismckellar935028 күн бұрын
@@chilechi1846 - I agree with you. What alot of people don't realise, that neoliberal economics aka capitalism leads to corporate and political short termism in regards to thinking and planning which leads to wealth inequality, social, education, etc issues. In fact that neoliberal economics and governance is a a modern take of the old Victorian capitalism and governance.
@hurryingdoor7435Ай бұрын
Always looking forward to your videos
@iaintjesus939923 күн бұрын
Severely misjudged this video from the thumbnail, and general ignorance of who tf you are. Good shit, chief. Got you a new subscriber
@Black_Templar_MarshalАй бұрын
I heard down the line that they were also called the pikey blinders on the account a lot of them were gypsy travellers
@sams3015Ай бұрын
21:47 “The troubles” was a lot more than simple gang culture, it’s extremely complex, for example you would probably get butchered for not calling any those Protestant ones British. To answer your question though, in the Republic of Ireland, our media makes it seems like the gangs out of the Dublin seem are the biggest criminals world wide and even when there isn’t things going on atm there is nearly always a documentary about them like the Dublin Narcos series that airs on Sky in the UK (we have similar shows air domestically for last 25 years)
@Splifford-The-Big-Red-DogАй бұрын
Although it is just gang culture now, the uda, uvf and ira etc aren't what they used to be, I've seen reports of catholics from Cliftonville (North Belfast) selling drugs for the uda, its all drugs n money now
@James-ly3wfАй бұрын
You hit the nail on the head my friend - “gangster” is a complete media narrative going back to James Cagney, through the Godfather, DeNiro, Scorsese, Gangster rap, Death row, all “urban” music, drill or whatever. It’s all just made up stories to glamourise and promote being a “gangster” so they’ve got a never ending supply of impressionable yout to sell thier drugs for them and keep poor people down. Imo.
@seamusmcfadden15Ай бұрын
It always makes me wonder why unionists are even unionist, like this English lad referred to their gangs as Irish which I’d imagine is how most actual Brits see them , as Irish
@sams3015Ай бұрын
@@seamusmcfadden15 I think a lot of it is do with English people don’t understand how their own United Kingdom operates or it’s history. A lot of them don’t even realise we are no longer in the UK or commonwealth and it’s even more confusing NI is. I think because of this the unionist have a bigger chip on their shoulder about it all. Many English see being Irish or Scottish or Welsh like being from Yorkshire or Cornwall and don’t really understand the deeper contexts with these things.
@seamusmcfadden15Ай бұрын
@@sams3015 Well said 👏
@timmy5876Ай бұрын
Old gangsters were seen as gentleman because people in general were more gentlemanly, it was the trend back then and having a lot of respect was more important than most things. Today the trend isn’t to wear suits it’s to wear street wear and manners aren’t as important as they used to be so where old gangsters might approach someone in a respectful way initially, today gangsters will walk upto someone and just be rude and only say what they need to say to get what they want, respect isn’t necessary
@AERakim13Ай бұрын
Complete lie and dillusion. I’m from Bethnal Green and I went to Bethnal Green academy (school the krays went) ask any white elder that lived on vallance road or near they will tell you they use to bully the fuck out of people. And before the U.K. had a term called “footpads” which is basically what road man is now. But guess the difference ahhh yeh have a guess .
@aries6776Ай бұрын
Nothing has changed. If you disrespected the Krays your days were numbered. What's the difference?
@timmy5876Ай бұрын
@@aries6776 exactly, but that’s only if u disrespected them, if u didn’t do anything bad to them and showed signs of respect they’d show it back, gangsters nowadays aren’t the same they’ll go at anyone.
@pelagaki97Ай бұрын
Did the people see gangsters as gentlemen back in the day?
@timmy5876Ай бұрын
@@pelagaki97 if u watched this video you’d know that a lot of gangsters were respected, obviously not all of them there’s exceptions to everything but u can still respect a person but not what they do
@brentsunlay8232Ай бұрын
Like always, another amazingly insightful video! Thanks Jimmy - your videos are always worth the wait!
@keletubbyn3948Ай бұрын
great video man! i'm discovering your channel right now and i'm really liking your content, keep it up
@iansmith8016Ай бұрын
3:58 Dr. Phil and his gangster roots
@bumbaclart787919 күн бұрын
😂😂😂
@TheKalaxisАй бұрын
I live in Middlesbrough and can confirm it is indeed a very scary and unsafe place at night. The BBC turned up to my home village (A place called Hemlington) to make a Panorama special about the crimes there. That's how bad it is.
@laurencestefan5435Ай бұрын
Spent a week in Middlesbrough for work once and saw some much shit, I felt like I was in a simulation. No disrespect but I would never go back personally.
@therealjiggajheeze3507Ай бұрын
As a local why do you think that is? has Middlesbrough as a whole experienced a certain type of cultural enrichment over the last 30 years i wonder i wonder
@ThatGuysProjectАй бұрын
Middlesbrough is a strange place, one one hand you have a lovely beach a short way up the road, then slightly further you have mansions with crackheads on the next road over.
@charliecosta3971Ай бұрын
You can't look at London as a whole when comparing per 1000, Peckham alone as 172 per 1000 that is around the same population as Cleveland and there's loads of different places like that in London, it's all the really nice parts of London that brings the average down when comparing. So this is why it's always London that is spoken about London is split between 32 boroughs and each borough is the size of an average UK city
@FGinozАй бұрын
Fair point
@GeorgiaMartin-ll9qgАй бұрын
That’s exactly right!
@LuXangoCain16 күн бұрын
Peckham has 107 per thousand, 13th out of 23 Southwark wards. Borough has 500+ per thousand and Bermondsey, Rotherhithe and London Bridge all score higher than Peckham on the crimes per 1000 scale.
@closetmonster4471Ай бұрын
Good video; it definitely highlights what the media does. ❤
@leecallam-target182Ай бұрын
Great video again brov.
@nickparamedicАй бұрын
JTG, your content is always highly interesting, well researched, thoughtful and very professionally presented…. Each piece that you put out is true video essay, worthy of an undergraduate level of recognition….You have a real skill as a content provider, keep up the good work fella…….
@JimmyTheGiantАй бұрын
Mate thank you!
@NietzscheReloadedАй бұрын
Waiting for the youts to jump in the comments and be like “the krays was my great grandads”
@Biggee1982Ай бұрын
My aunts dogs cousin knew them honestly 🙃
@Chomp-RockАй бұрын
My aunt's cousin's dog knew them dishonestly. @@Biggee1982
@Si74l0rdАй бұрын
Pretty sure Ronnie and Reggie were both gay, although Reggie did marry a beard for a bit, and a woman has come forward claiming she's his secret lovechild. So he might have swung both ways.
@michaelharrison360218 күн бұрын
My mum's budgie used to drive Reggie about and my nan's cat Tiddles went to school with the twins😂 😂
@michaelharrison360218 күн бұрын
@@Si74l0rdof course there's money to be made by Reggie's love child writing a book about them.after all anyone who ever so much as spoke to the twins has written a book about them
@KyteasahighАй бұрын
The new “gangsters” are *cringe*
@dee_-_Ай бұрын
There not even Gangsters lol
@El_Negro2003Ай бұрын
People should stop idolising old gangs
@aselonumber1Ай бұрын
@@El_Negro2003fr ts is cringe too
@godrules3596Ай бұрын
Because they are thugs not gangsters
@liamburke8225Ай бұрын
loving these regular uploads my man! videos are very well made too Jimmy! 👏🏻👏🏻
@kaiabbs4325Ай бұрын
What an amazing video start to finish
@markfrancis3162Ай бұрын
Some severe misunderstandings involving the paramilitaries in Northern Ireland Firstly calling UVF/UDA/UFF "Irish gangsters" is absolute madness, considering their targeting criteria was purely based off of their victims being ethnically Irish - its like calling HAMAS a Jewish group, when their sole purpose is to try to destroy them. They also weren't gangsters - very few terrorists in Northern Ireland were making money during the troubles. After the Good Friday Agreement they decayed into drug gangs, particularly on the Protestant side. But then to compare these people with the Kinihans is crazy. Ideology motivated the paramilitaries in Northern Ireland, not money. So they are classified as terrorists not gangsters but their circumstances are so far removed from anything else in the UK that they dont have any comparisons whatsoever.
@releasethequackin266Ай бұрын
Great point, I was thinking the same. Completely different game. Though I think the point he was trying to make overall was on media focus on particular groups of people, other than that you're absolutely right.
@terrorgaming459Ай бұрын
There paramilitary’s not gangsters loo
@joeynewman7479Ай бұрын
Why you talking with no knowledge
@jayo7812Ай бұрын
Gangs can also be influenced by ideology. In America, the origins of crips and bloods is actually ideological then turned to incorporate money.
@f-man3274Ай бұрын
23:20 A very crude mistake. "Thieves-in-law" is not a Russian gang, it is just an upper rank in criminal hierarchy that can be in different organized crime groups. The actual names of these groups in 90s were like "Solntsevskie", "Uralmash", "Lake Cooperative" etc.
@RuctionsАй бұрын
00:54 my man
@STARMANE908Ай бұрын
Lol love that game was just grinding construction
@jackknight6149Ай бұрын
As someone who uses KZbin for mainly OSRS content, I was delightfully surprised to see this on the one time I click on something different 🤣🤣
@OnlydadshortsАй бұрын
The place you ended up too many times after you getting KOed
@Hash1SuspectАй бұрын
LMAO I'm pking and listening to this, and i was like YESSSS
@rickyjames4228Ай бұрын
Very good keep up the truth and good work because people really need to know.
@bennett8535Ай бұрын
Once again, amazing work.
@chrisxshockАй бұрын
What a stellar video! Fantastic points man. I say it again, better videos than 99.9% of anything media companies are making.
@GeorgiaMartin-ll9qgАй бұрын
This video is full of distortions and misinformation. Can’t compare the Irish troubles violence with street thugs. Also, old school gangs didn’t run down the road hacking at locals with machetes. They didn’t drug and gang rape women and children by the thousands in towns across the country. They kept their sadism mostly to themselves. Look at acid attacks… They happen only in Asia and UK (I wonder why in the U.K.) Last year 1,244 attacks! Trying to pretend gang culture of today is the same as before is rewriting history!
@GeorgiaMartin-ll9qgАй бұрын
this video is full of distortions and misinformation. Can’t compare the Irish troubles violence with street thugs. Also, old school gangs didn’t run down the road hacking at locals with machetes. They didn’t drug and gang rape women and children by the thousands in towns across the country. They kept their sadism mostly to themselves. Look at acid attacks… They happen only in Asia and UK (I wonder why in the U.K.) Last year 1,244 attacks! Trying to pretend gang culture of today is the same as before is rewriting history.
@moleculeman27Ай бұрын
Cleveland is the other side of the country to Merseyside?
@BubbleskittymasterАй бұрын
Is it just me, but why do so many cities that suck in the US also share names for shitty cities in the uk
@curiositycloset2359Ай бұрын
I mean, Birmingham uk shits on Birmingham ab. And Manchester UK is quite nice, as cities go.
@Chomp-RockАй бұрын
Lack of imagination
@BethzeidaJohnsonАй бұрын
Informative thanks
@darkerartsАй бұрын
Awesome work Jimmy!
@rozza2012Ай бұрын
Gangs? Asian gangs? Don't mention the word 'grooming'.
@randylahey8101Ай бұрын
You're not supposed to notice
@mrsentencename7334Ай бұрын
Well done for using Asian and not specifying which. Your compliance has been noted on our systems
@GeorgiaMartin-ll9qgАй бұрын
Indeed, this video is full of distortions and misinformation. Can’t compare the Irish troubles violence with street thugs. Also, old school gangs didn’t run down the road hacking at locals with machetes. They didn’t drug and gang rape women and children by the thousands in towns across the country. They kept their sadism mostly to themselves. Look at acid attacks… They happen only in Asia and UK (I wonder why in the U.K.) Last year 1,244 attacks! Trying to pretend gang culture of today is the same as before is rewriting history!
@GeorgiaMartin-ll9qgАй бұрын
Indeed, this video is full of distortions and misinformation. Can’t compare the Irish troubles violence with street thugs. Also, old school gangs didn’t run down the road hacking at locals with machetes. They didn’t drug and gang rape women and children by the thousands in towns across the country. They kept their sadism mostly to themselves. Look at acid attacks… They happen only in Asia and UK (I wonder why in the U.K.) Last year 1,244 attacks! Trying to pretend gang culture of today is the same as before is rewriting history!
@GeorgiaMartin-ll9qgАй бұрын
Plus, can’t compare London (approaching 10 million) to Cleveland (130,000) for crime!! London is 10x bigger with some of the safest areas of the country! He should have compared the crime riffled neighbourhoods of London with Cleveland and then he’d find the London quarters with a much higher concentration of crime!
@lloydjones3801Ай бұрын
The Krays tried to do Liverpool and got laughed at, soft southerners
@pogfortsАй бұрын
same thing happened in manchester city and also in old town bolton
@deanjohn433Ай бұрын
Same happened in Sheffield they were told they weren’t wanted here
@michaelharrison360218 күн бұрын
True they had contacts in otitis but no real power there
@michaelharrison360218 күн бұрын
@@pogfortsalso Newcastle and Glasgow even In South London people in the criminal world knew who they were but before the press realised that stories about ",,gangsters"sold papers the vast majority of people had never heard of them. I lived in Camberwell opposite one of Charlie Richardsons yards but up until the so called torture trial neither I or my parents had any idea that he was anything other than a scrap metal dealer who had lots of tough guys around him .his brother Eddie had a reputation as a fighter but none of these people could have been described as famous. Unlike say New York where everyone in the 80s whether they were wall street brokers or dustman from the bronze knew who John Gotti was. The newspapers love glamourising crime
@inferno0020Ай бұрын
Maybe South Asian gangs were underreported in the UK because their communities in the UK are more tight-knit and prefer to resolve crimes within their community instead of asking British cops to intervene?
@dadoogieАй бұрын
They were busy covering up their organised noncing too
@MostRightWingManInBritainАй бұрын
Couldn’t this statement also be stated regarding the Catholic gangs and black gangs and white gangs and all other criminal groups who have a chokehold over the area
@islandpersuasion4690Ай бұрын
@@dadoogie😂😂😂😂😂
@fabonzanaon8177Ай бұрын
@@MostRightWingManInBritainWhite Gangs? Which century? 😂
@AdamfandangoАй бұрын
@@fabonzanaon8177all centuries. Gang crime has always been in issue in the UK, even before immigration was anything noteworthy.