The Inglewood Chain Gang and the beginning of the Inglewood Family Bloods..

Fay Jackson and her brother Butch run down the stories of Mick, Gator, Wesley Logan, Nasty Ed, Jan Brewer and Lil Ceaser and so many others that played a vital role in the beginning of the Chain Gang..
She also brings up a valuable point. Huey and Tank were grown men that influenced the children to become a gang. Who are they and why was it important for Inglewood to have a gang in the late 1960's..
It was by design and organized by an outside force.
Watch out for part two and part three coming soon.. Like and Subscribe for notifications..
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[@dmitchell3462]

I'm from Sixties the ifg has always been a force and problem and vice versa 💯...mad respect

[@joemosely9383]

Always ? How Old Are You ?

[@joemosely9383]

@HooNda Hell different strokes different folks....different generations & Eras performed differently...... 1970s 1980s 1990s 2000s

[@cwill3030]

Yes, Always been a force and Problem.. like he said vice versa.. Tell me what generation they wasn’t a problem to each other ?

[@joemosely9383]

@@cwill3030 Gangs got put on the map and acknowledged and built their reputations by beefing with the 60s, not the other way around.... I'll leave it at that.

[@lboogie738aquatics]

@@joemosely9383 naw fam even the old school 60’s said ifg was a force to be reckon with. And I’m not from the west coast at all and I know that much. You in your feelings tripping homie

[@jdwas1037]

“They didn’t bring it to Inglewood, we created it in Inglewood “ .. 🔥💯

[@djrubbaban885]

My dude Skip always pushing damu forward respect homie

[@Studioladya]

Native New Yorker who moved out west two decades ago. The people of Inglewood are the best ppl of LA. The unity I see there I never seen in any other blk community. I love Inglewood. As much as I love nyc. 1❤

[@yk007beats8]

Can't wait for part 2 💯 🖤

[@realskills9666]

She almost sound like OG Cute the way she articulate.

[@markellwebb1890]

Awesome cant wait for part 2 .

[@GoodGameOKC1]

This dope, look forward to the next episodes.

[@pharoah1200]

In 1975, we lived on 104th & Yukon, right around the corner from Morningside High and Monroe Junior High. As a matter of fact, from our balcony, we would watch the movies at the Century Drive-In, which is now Costco 🎥

[@coreytheus4144]

Don't do me like that Skip! It was just kicking into gear! Can't wait for part 2 & 3! Much respect Skip! Inglewood native here!

[@bigslimkapone1]

What up Rhino!!

[@coreytheus4144]

Big Slim Kapone! What up my brutha!

[@cornellthompson3588]

This is the best interview about our hood,hats off to you Fay for telling the truth about a real family that allowed a 62deuce Brim to fit in like a glove,that's why this Texas boy fell into ING FOR LIFE,PraiseGod to whom all blessings FLOW and they've always been in Inglewood, 😅Amen,Family

[@mr62nd75]

Allowed 62deuce Brim fit in like a glove... They was around b4 the chain gang.

[@sixmillion142]

Much love to the Inglewood Family Gangstas

[@hanzelbanks7463]

Can't leave the B of da end

[@sixmillion142]

@@hanzelbanks7463 on 👌🏿loods

[@tonywhite1192]

Thats right INGLEWOOD FAMILY GANGSTA BLOODZ

[@andreweaver8134]

Great interview i love hearing the history on how a gang was formed great job Blood love

[@ldubb9621]

Nice presentation! Thanks for sharing!!!

[@wesleyz9135]

Proud of you Skipp ..keep going.. much respect

[@blackmamba4531]

Bruh!! We need more of that!

[@geraldparker7392]

its always been something about the wood, that excited me, and i got robbed 2 there, and still love that city, im from compton, and i must say IFG always been a factor period, good stuff skipp i love are history

[@doubleiillindies1]

Dope OG preciated

[@bloodscripsandessays]

Bring out that history king💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

[@DaILLSpotTV]

Wow. Great insight

[@2ndCallSkipp]

Much appreciated

[@kemoluciano9011]

GOOD INTERVIEW

[@aintnolove6670]

Man im proud2b from ING. From IFG as well. G homeys laid the groundwork 2make it possible4us2b what we became.

[@Notor1ousSD]

Wow! To know that someone close to you gets killed , can change the trajectory of your gang and you approach , is mindblowing.

[@ProdbyGrimeyred]

That's life in general. U must not have dealt with death. Wish is a fortunate thing.

[@Notor1ousSD]

@@ProdbyGrimeyred oh I have bro. Trust

[@tyronemanchester1553]

That’s the OOOGee homegirl mad respects I appreciate the history..I remember when R.I.P Petewee stroll he always use to always give me history on how we formed I love my big homies we always respect our older homies an homegirls we move different because we have Family ties an deep roots I grew up on 8612 5th ave behind the good year the apartment right by the alley all my family lived in the apartments... live this interview I can’t wait till see the next interview an cant wait to hear more history I love you big homegirl! Good job skip I/F Tiny Bountry Loko 77thstreet bodaratts

[@waynerogers1107]

I stayed n the same apartments down nxt 2 Michelle! Use2 use them tires from Goodyear as basketball hoops up on the fence!!

[@tyronemanchester1553]

Lol Ikw that’s my big cousin

[@waynerogers1107]

@@tyronemanchester1553 I rem y’all, haha looong time!

[@waynerogers1107]

I remember a Gregory over there also

[@tyronemanchester1553]

😊how are you lil Wayne it’s been awhile

[@rc8986]

They super og youngsters ain't even knowing about this knowledge ,this is original absorb it

[@chadtep7571]

Homegirl snapped on that track

[@georgethomas2004]

Good history Skip

[@fakenews6142]

The infamous Inglewood Family influenced the East Side 89 Neighborhood Family Swans 🦢 to drop 89 NeighborHood Crip

[@fakenews6142]

@Garden State XPX Go watch the Cat Ceasar and Kitchen interview on KMV

[@moebility.t.vseven4299]

Keep up the great work #moebilitytv

[@lostavenue5592]

4:15 dang . I graduated form morningside high last year

[@cwill3030]

Im also a product of Daniel Freeman Elementary School

[@LABoutaBagDoe]

Growing up in the Rollin 60s in my Era...the Ifgs always been our toughest Enemies, out of the Vng’s , 83’s, Hoover’s, it was just something about them IFG’s I hated them more any gang we beefed with....whole lot of bac n forth gang wars

[@tyronemanchester1553]

I like when people can speak the truth an give there so called enemies credit when credit is do, now days people smut there enemies when they are wit the full fledge business I come frm where we call it how it is no matter if its your enemy or you don’t like the person or gang keep it a 100

[@cwill3030]

Appreciate you for keeping it real.. outsiders & onlookers don’t understand how vicious this war has been.

[@chrisgreen1696]

And in my era the 60s was our biggest problem the only problem so the respect it mutual homie and trust me i know first hand cause west blvd is the street that separated our hoods .. frontline war type penny pinches was a crip store and wills was ours it was real in my days .. tha general

[@kevinthomas3595]

Woop much love and respect too this young lady for sharing the history of the chain gang. Kant wait for part two. Inglewood too parkhill CMGB. Munk1.

[@pharoah1200]

Personally, I didn't think that it would be of much interest, but that changed once the video progressed. According to mathematics, she would have to be around 63 years of age. She seems to have a very vivid recollection of events, so I'm looking forward to seeing part 2 😎

[@jdwas1037]

You dead on the money... 64 in few weeks....

[@an7malcap0ne7]

Dayamn where's part two!?

[@joshuatimothy2966]

What's the name of the song in the intro?

[@2ndCallSkipp]

Grew up in the Trenches.. Deja Lewis

[@russellroberts921]

I remember Faye Billy Wallace I used to go to their house I used to go trick-or-treating with Faye we all live in the same area we had much love for each other to this day we still do the other Jackson's Big Nick AJ father on the bar on Western you are pretty boy mention it in an interview with Kev Mac that was one of the ways I met say for me trick-or-treating was the big thing as a little kid back then cuz I got the hang out truly with all the older homies in the guys that were going to always become known as being famous yes I grew up near Crenshaw and Manchester I went to Warren Lane we had our own segment of the same people in our neighborhood to when Douglas was murdered it cause us all to come together and be more focused on what the national agreement was going to be much love to Faye and Wallace I hope he remembers the T-bird he had back then in those days I'm the kid that took him to go get it

[@russellroberts921]

Hey Skip you nailed it with this one out of all your interviews this is a great one keep giving the people what they want dog woo woo

[@fayjackson6642]

Russell...with all due respect no Robert's have the right but Chris to say they were part of the Chain Gang or the start of IFG...so who ever this Sinbad is...you let em know i saw the video an I'm here to set the record straight...an say...no Sinbad 1 or 2...because from what i understand there are 2 Sinbad's but neither one nor Caser had anything to do with starting the chain gang and very little if anything to do with starting the IFG (Family) they were just one of the guys...Big Mick and my brother Wallace..were the key players..as far as the guys, now Chris was there along with the rest Eddie, Wesley, Fish ect ....but my house got shot up one of my brothers got shot and i had to deal with the bs of having a bunch of boys hanging out at my house being the only girl. so ant nobody gonna come along and get no credit for being a bad ass by association...and we just gonna keep it real.

[@topmedia3]

Russell you must be Sinbad from ifg 💯 great interview on kmv aM

[@eleventhhouseofzenith]

What happened to part 2?

[@2ndCallSkipp]

Search Skipp Townsend like and subscribe.. Keyword Inglewood

[@lostavenue5592]

Champ city

[@alleyoop66]

And she is still attractive, lol,i bet she was ridiculous as a young lady. Thanks Skip.

[@brentwood406]

Shout out to the Families

[@mrfabulous17]

What years is she referencing? Every interview I’ve seen has the Chain Gang around with the Slausons etc...

[@bigbaba4542]

Probably 1970/71

[@Blade-ts9fr]

Big Skip is she talking about the ball player Reggie Theus

[@2ndCallSkipp]

Yes

[@daboe-sr8ce]

@HooNda Hell I heard De'Aundre Barnes' character in Snow Fall was based on Jan Brewer.

[@sistabrim471]

Was Zody's in Inglewood early 60's?

[@2ndCallSkipp]

Might have been on Market Street where the Church of Scientology is now.. Not really sure.

[@cwill3030]

Zody’s was on Century and Crenshaw

[@patrickjoseph7773]

@@cwill3030 which became Newberrys??

[@sistabrim471]

@@2ndCallSkipp I remember it being on Crenshaw & Century or was that Imperial I'm 1967 therebouts. Then it was like all them apartments, which are still there behind Zody's. Boys Market used to be on the other side. I was only 10 when we were able to go with Mom's to a store like that. 🤣 Bay Bay kids.

[@alli5well371]

Big Buzzo Skipp U Holla at My Info minds Want to do a interview With u Big Buzzo

[@jimbrown4484]

Those 2 guys were the CIA😢

[@anthonyrobinson6590]

Reggie Theus the basketball player?

[@fayjackson6642]

KP...your gonna have to stop placing yourself in our story...you were not a part of our set...no body knows you...but maybe Jr and Chris Roberts but you were not on the seen ...and i'm sure Reggie don't know you either...case an point...what was Reggie's older brother's name? what about his older sister? what is her name? who lived next door to him...ok...what was Tonya's last name? who was Lenard Alexander's big brother name? what did we call Lenard? see..you want the credit but you did not go through what we did....i'm not going to let you get the credit and you did not have the pain and that's just the real...so deal with it...i don't remember you coming to my house...and it was the hangout for the chain gang...so...STOP lying...just stop...it's not your story to tell... @@KPVIDEONEWS

[@convict-itonalwisdom1539]

Huey and tank sound real fbi ish

[@thereverend510]

Huey p newton

[@jockobotzi]

Gangs didn't form in Los Angeles in the 1960's,There were already Black Gangs that had formed in the 1950's like the Slausons,Businessmen,Outlaws,Ect..... ! Gangs might not have existed in Inglewood til the 60's !

[@2ndCallSkipp]

Slausons Business Men and Outlaws were never gangs.. They were social groups.. There were no gangs back then

[@jockobotzi]

@@2ndCallSkipp They were gangs weather u wish to call them that or not,The Slausons & Businessmen were fighting & stabbing each other

[@2ndCallSkipp]

@@jockobotzi I spend a lot of time with Kumasi and Byrd.. There are other guys still around like Carter and Gerald Good Times Thompson.. They have all said that they weren't gangs.. The police and sheriff dept called them gangs and they went along with it.. They would fight like you said but for the most part I don't believe the gang mentality came around before the Crips.. Ijs

[@jockobotzi]

@@2ndCallSkipp I know Carter Spikes of the Businessmen personally in fact I was next to him yrs ago when u walked by and he spoke to you @TasteOfSoul He's never had any problem referring to them as a gang everytime I've spoke to him about the old days

[@OldSoulwithAColdStroll]

@@2ndCallSkipp what's the Difference between Social Groups & Gangs?

[@samirameen3163]

I've come to realize due to the comments, that KZbin akin to reading comprehension and many people not comprehending what they've watched/heard/listening to, etc. It's unfortunate and would cause a lot of misunderstanding from happening if people comprehension skills were on point

[@warheadsolidified8356]

Is there a border rock frm ifg?

[@2ndCallSkipp]

Not that I'm familiar with.. B Rock who RIP wasn't named Border Rock.. The Name Border is intentional to a specific person or it can be specific to a group of people none of whom are Rock.. That I know of

[@bigslimkapone1]

@@2ndCallSkipp i think folks are asking about Bolder Rock. Got killed in the early 80’s, was found hung on Morningside’s fence, if i remember correctly.

[@2ndCallSkipp]

@@bigslimkapone1 I remember that incident I never knew who it was I thought he was from Mafia

[@bigslimkapone1]

@@2ndCallSkipp you might be right. I wasn’t too savvy on what was what yet.

[@southerncalifornia970]

3:53 Big Reggie Theus

[@fayjackson6642]

Reggie was not in gangs tho...he was a neighborhood kid...

[@southerncalifornia970]

@@fayjackson6642 I know! He was a baller!

[@fayjackson6642]

@@southerncalifornia970 yep,,,

[@ElSaddiq]

what the

[@southerncalifornia970]

She said Huey and Tink was in they 40s...In Tookie's book he said it was grown elderly men in the Chain Gang

[@ModalSoul]

Now put them together. Those don't contradict.

[@jdwas1037]

@@ModalSoul 💯

[@Hr-dy1xv]

@@ModalSoul dude an idiot

[@Rodkenney1]

Old dudes just show up in the hood with a plan... Interesting!

[@tampatim762]

I Thought The Same Thing,That Sounds Like They were "Planted" There To Start Some Chaos Amongs The Younth At That Time SMH

[@almightymontana3865]

Feds

[@chillywilliedfw9093]

First

[@Phukhumans36]

🍪

[@chillywilliedfw9093]

@@Phukhumans36 👍🏽😂😂😂😂

[@vagoeart1262]

Sounds weird why would grown men wsnt the kids to start a gang were they gang members where they came from. ? I know us chicanos had gangs from the early 1900's i.e. white fence .vne... flats.. etc

[@JimmyCrackCorn_]

I doubt those were gangs

[@fayjackson6642]

​@@JimmyCrackCorn_ you doubt those were gangs??? ...then what where they??? Jimmy are you a European? if so how do you relate? were gangs and drugs put into your neighborhood to suppress your people? why weigh in on a conversation you can't relate to? justsaying.

[@fayjackson6642]

Vagoe...what would you and your people know? mexicans were not even in the wood at that time.... so how??? mexicans did not march for civil rights with MLK...they just showed up trying to take our neighborhoods and our culture...see they didn't put drugs or gangs in your neighborhoods...mexicans where no threats...they made no significant contribution to this country...african people did...so...about all the gangs in the early 1900's just some bs...there where NO GANGS when we moved to Inglewood...

[@joemosely9383]

More Like Clubs and Social Groups Back then.

[@tyronemanchester1553]

Wtf you sound stupid asf smh she saying gangs as in Blawds an crips there’s always been gangs just different names for them