Were The Raza From Santa Barbara Ever Northern Raza?

[@eulekatze7033]

My family has been in SB since 1907. My dad went to SB high. Let grab beer sometime in the funk zone.

[@s805m8]

Pomona 12st, Chino Sinners, Santa Bruta, northern legends came outta there, other spots also

[@oldwave6106]

This is interesting. Family has lived in SB since 1950’s and grew up and live there now. Never heard these stories.

[@frank-e3s7s]

Get bro,I was fortunate or unfortunate enough to be cellies with many older legends from the north and was privy to hear about the history… and not many people know the truth. Appreciate ur honesty.gracias

[@__SECOND_TO_NONE]

It’s a trip hearing about Lompoc, that’s where I was born and raised. I’m currently in Atlanta but I remember growing up around VLP

[@ivanali1732]

Atlanta like a bigger Lompoc lol

[@OddFunkVolume]

Pomona 12St had a homie in the NF Cucamonga Kings had a homie in the NF Basset Grande also had a couple allegedly Villa Boys Pasa at one point also claimed VBP 14 but that was shut down…

[@jvandergriff13]

He was from Cucamonga, but not a King !!! He was from Dog Patch Cucamonga, he’s still active and a higher ranking one at that.

[@omarfiesco9382]

That's crazy I didn't know dat! I was born down in Pasadena but raised in the north grew up a Norteño. My uncle was a villa boy and my dad use to run wit dem but he wasn't a South sider tho. Thanks for dat lil bit of history

[@OddFunkVolume]

@@omarfiesco9382 what’s your tio’s name? I knew most of the Villanos

[@omarfiesco9382]

@@OddFunkVolume dey call him Oso his name is Fernando

[@simoharjane7823]

Hi from Santa Barbara ! Have lot Mexican friends from the west side ! Miss those barbecues , real fun . Thanks for your stories . Keep it up . Great stuff .

[@Main_Jail_Yard]

I lived in Goleta for a while and worked at the Autozone on Milpas. It tripped me out to see how banged out youngsters were out there. They were active too. Hella stabbings on State St. I miss Super Cucas

[@tiburon760]

Very good video, Dubs. When I was in Junior High in San Diego County (1989 - 1990) we had a few dudes who moved down from L.A. and some dudes from Vallejo (Bay Area) and they always said that L.A. County was the "cut off" for the Northerners & Southerners. We all that that was true but we never knew more than what these cats were schooling us with

[@Yah-God.]

I used to be in a recovery home called Live Again in Lake Hughes by Magic mountain. And yes an ol veterano he was about 63 years old at the the time it was around 1997 and yes he was from Santa Barbra and he agreed that Santa Barbra used to be nortenos with Bakersfield they said. True the old man's name was Chucks tall thin guy knuckhead even in his 60s.

[@waynesweeney2284]

Keep it pushing brother much Respect

[@liquidgold40oz]

I've met Chalo from Bakers, who is the main guy to start up the NF.. He didn't consider himself from Southern California.. There is an older C.O on KZbin that mentions him and has a picture of him with Nortenos..

[@raidernation6362]

There was Northern Raza living in Colonia and Santa Paula too.. I don't know if they were further South but its interesting history

[@vincentraya6262]

Bakersfield too early on

[@Celticspride805]

In colonia according to my dad chiques was a war zone colonia park was cracking between those guys

[@raidernation6362]

@@Celticspride805 there's still one that lives in Colonia that I know of. He's really old and is all into Church so nobody bothers him.

[@cayatewey]

Santa Paula was considered a stronghold by the Feds back in them days .

[@makoarios5250]

I think the Sosa family wound up in San Diego, even had people there.

[@carlosvazquez6922]

Love your approach and your context. I am from the East Coast, NYC and I find the west coast history interesting. Can you speak on the Zoot Suit Riots!!! Good luck and you have a great platform.

[@ronk6553]

How old do you think Dubz is? 😂

[@richynorth6799]

There are several Nuestra Familia founders from the 805. From Bruta Chiques and others.

[@RickCobb-rp3hh]

I met a OG when I went to prison in 86 and he knew I was from Bruta he was in his 50s and he asked me about that subject and explained it to him that SB was in Southern California and that’s what we claimed so yeah even in the mid 80s some of the OG vatos didn’t realize how SB rocked great video homie much respect

[@at9362]

Was just thinking of how you're a historian when sharing you're knowledge and then you break right into some history.. Excellent content.. Peace!

[@DonSully]

Ay dubs I’m new subscriber I wanna say I found ur channel thru Wes Watson expose n watch like 15 videos in like 3 weeks but I saw a video from your anniversary 5 year free man on your break from your job n to see who u r today u came a long way to who u r today fam I jus wanna say I learn a lot from u raza life beautiful it jus up to you if enjoy it

[@mobbnasty9804]

Much love @Dubs

[@miguelr6989]

I’ve always heard about SB being part of the roots but never heard the story. Thanks for that story. Much love.

[@TtTt-k7p1b]

I grew up in the SF Bay Area, and did alright. Moved to Bakersfield, and lived in Peace. I went to grad school at UC Santa Barbara, and found that the homeboys in Santa Barbara were pretty hard rock, I watched my step out there, cause the youngsters used to mob. Respect

[@greg666gore]

Happy day Dubs cheers my friend.

[@Celticspride805]

I've asked this question a few times glad u answered it I was always wondering about

[@mmartinez22675]

The history of how the dynamics evolved is very interesting and is something I think you should continue to educate people on. There is probably a bigger audience that would also enjoy.

[@ngolinyirenda6421]

You look like Leonides from "300" today, Sir ! Okay, back to paying attention 😅

[@lerie1997]

Thats hilarious

[@dstone9748]

Great video Dubs. Respect. D

[@Sir.Rome.805]

FACTS HOMIE. I TRIPPED WHEN I FIRST LEARNED THIS HISTORY OF OUR CITY YEARS AGO. STAY UP BRO. SIR ROME FROM ES SB 3OKRAZY. GOD BLESS ✝️

[@tonymogensen9348]

Keep it up homie I catch myself listening everyday

[@sergiomendoza3133]

Now this is some HISTORY. Gracias for the story 💯

[@kaumingo]

Be safe! Thanks for your honesty.

[@tonyd.9940]

Thx for sharing dubs..

[@ChefRu805]

I had an older homie tell us back in the early 2000s that Santa Maria was northern headquarters back in the 70s. We didnt really know what the hell he was talking about because we were all 15 or 16 and hadnt gotten that particular history lesson about north and south yet. We kind of chalked it up to a older dude trying to impress us youngsters. But the 2 neighborhoods in our city as far as i know have never been anything but what they are now

[@Bandit_loko]

Palabra I always heard this growing up on the Eastside but I never paid no mind just made me want to be more of a solid. Southsider. And Eastside salute dubs 🫡™️💯

[@RustyGraffitiReviews]

From Fresno but I use to run AMI (native) so you already know we program together, everywhere I was at I met people with stories about native Americans inside, just wondering if you got any stories. Respect to the channel

[@blacklake3367]

My bad for commenting on all these old videos but have you ever mentioned if you’ve ever done time with anyone from your hood. Great content man.

[@Dubsv]

Of course I have done time with my homeboys

[@rudolphodelao4298]

I was in D.V.I. in the 70s with Rafa de Santa Bruta. He claimed Norte.

[@strollin161]

If you ask me, it takes a lot of courage to go against you know who like that. Heard the same story from a Chino veteran. Salute

[@fransiscoherrera2297]

West up …. From SB WS VPR~

[@georgecollord7650]

Lots of dudes from the south in NF. For example, Joseph “Pinky”Hernandez, Street Regiment General in Nineties, was from Rancho Cucamonga.

[@kristinscharff2690]

Hiii from Santa Barbara!! 🌺

[@thisdayage7997]

805 in the Hizzy 🔥🫡

[@bugsreyes534]

Much respect thanks for the video big dog ...

[@JesTheBarber]

Another good video Dubs! Can you do a video on the war between NLR and the Samoans? I know that neither were your people but I have always heard about that beef but no one seems to know much on it. It just seems like an odd rivalry.

[@Steff-j5d]

May I please ask if you have been invited to speak or would consider speaking at our local middle schools and or high schools. Perhaps I should ask you this during a live. Thank you for the incredible impact you’re making. God bless you and your loved ones.

[@mikehawkslong8.5in]

You should talk about why you think Nortenos cant branch off into so cal streets? Would be an interesting topic honestly 🤔

[@chuckieboy805]

San Quentin 1980 had Santa Bruta across top of my back...3 homies from SB,( including my 45 yr old celly Lucio C from the WS)there said "homey don't take your shirt off on the yard!"

[@ar7067]

Why?

[@izraelleon]

I remember hearing about this in santa maria back in the 60s then it jumped over to south side

[@ricardogutierrez8370]

I really enjoyed this story, thank you

[@thisdayage7997]

I worked with a few Mechanics back in the day from the WestSide & they put me under their wings and taught me a lot about working on cars ! Good dudes 🫶🫡 Big E & Ray

[@andrewhanna3420]

Dubs.... love listening to your stories. You tell em very well and super interesting to hear about these things. Keep it up! I've managed to watch all of your videos over the past couple weeks!

[@1proudcanadian]

Lovin these stories Dubs..Great content.

[@peter-radiantpipes2800]

My Uncle was the Chief Deputy / Under Sheriff for Santa Barbara and the Warden of the jail here for a long time. Mostly 80’s and 90’s I believe. He handled the Michael Jackson cases, investigation and escort to court as well. Interesting stories as he got older…

[@DavidR.RangelSr]

Good to hear that you share your experiences in your home town. Great content, keep up the great work you are doing. 😎🇺🇸🙏🇲🇽

[@snoopu2601]

Thanks Dub's that's a piece of History I knew nothing about how north vs south started. When I was in Jr high school early 80s i knew nothing about it. Kid's from different neighborhood wore jacket's with there gang/club's name picture what not on there coat. The Colors got big after the movie colors came out! I think made teen's emulated what they saw on the movie's influences the youngers? Not saying the movie had a big impact because there always poverty/poor kid's one parent home that is looking for a group to kick it with.

[@glen3225]

Keep the podcasts coming 😊

[@michaelkorolev2115]

I’m an older white boy who grew up around the SB RAZA on the streets, in jail and the joint. I remember when I was an active juvenile delinquent in the 70’s . I was told that SB WAS considered the north Ventura was the line. And if I went to the joint I might have problems.By the time I was catching the chain to Chino(86) I was told different and not to bring that up. What I found hilarious is that in the county they kept different towns away from each other . Santa Maria , Lompoc, Guadalupe. Because they were at war. When we got to Chino west yard and hit the yard , everyone from SB county was cool sharing Lemacs and coffee . I started laughing and said yesterday you were enemies .thats when they said, SB county sticks together in the joint. I said what if you go back to the county , they said it’s on and cracking . That shit tripped me out . I grew up on the WESTSIDE. When I was in Jr. high a family from LA moved to town , where I met a girl from Temple st. Who is the first person to tag the Curly bridge. her and her brother gave me the ins and outs on gang banging , weapons made from household products and tagging. I’d go to her house before school and listen to oldies on her 45 and drink quarts of Budweiser. Back then Guadalajara market sold beer to anyone I was buying beer when I was 13 or 14. You flooded me with child hood memories so try about the long text

[@bpark707]

I’m just from SB so this pretty cool to know! I don’t bang or anything but just to know how things are and some history is pretty cool!

[@carmelomartinez1931]

Dude u know my primos from Puente the Loaizas

[@ke-wayLA6060]

Dubs..."New Video"...Signature homie. I've learned more about Raza from this channel than I have in my 24 yrs living. Its crazy how yall oldheads are like books Dubs...💯 to you and Big Damion. #Crenshaw District

[@orlandosilva1295]

If it has not been done before... A good topic for a story could be about your experiences in the county jail while you were fighting your case.

[@d-rock4306]

Facts 💯

[@garrygregor8655]

just came across your vids and loving them i dont no if you have any other subs from scotland but you do now

[@Tokyadave101]

We were considered flip-floppers and Santa Bruta isa neutral name for Santa Barbara; Hence, our Santa Bruta tattoos like I have on my back. Just likeda Bulldogs. Except our fellow homeboys convicts did that back inda 60’s and 70’s, way before I hit the system in, 87-88?…. I went thru Chino Central and RCwest witha D number, and we were already considered from the south. And, others locked it up! I also had an E number….

[@lerie1997]

I rebr hearing that in the 70 n 80s

[@20pastfour]

Do you still keep in touch with any of your old homies from prison? If so, do you send them any packages or support them in anyway? Thanks for the content homie. Very entertaining. Saludos de Comptone.

[@Jhamanyfield-gv5xm]

I met a Northerner in Pelican Bay SHU from IE. I believe that he was from Riverside. Never heard of a Northerner from south of Bakersfield but he was the first and only that I knew of. Don’t mean to speak on Raza business. Just stating facts.

[@veneno8755]

Hey Dubs. Video idea. If are non afiliated and have to fight a someone who is afiliated because he disrespect you or took something from you. Will the group retaliate win or lose?

[@Lighthouse3388]

Another good one

[@balloonknot3028]

Awesome video I've been watching your older videos lots of great content on both channels 👍

[@shadelowkz323]

7:11 the ones that started that with the north that were from La it was el hoyo

[@kingpintokoua5422]

G’Morning Dubs 🙏🏽🫡

[@s805m8]

Don’t forget there was northern raza from Guadalupe yearsssss ago.

[@ChefRu805]

I heard that growing up, I'm from SM and I remember in high school some older homie tried telling us that SM was NF headquarters back in the 70s...he used that term. We kind of took it with a grain of salt

[@dcsurfer397]

Great vid.

[@leepowers4908]

Talk about the last times incidents brokeout in which old NF resources were present or remaining families of nf

[@Carlillos.P-310]

Buenos dias señor💪🏽

[@reyesbolusan3611]

I from SM , when i was 18 in the mid 80s i had to do county time at Cale real , st , 1st day went out to the weight pile took my vest , off and laid it on the table , some big guy, little older then me sat on my vest , tried to bully me he was , from Lompoc .my older homies were walking the yard , seen what he did , they went over there and told that guy from Lompoc not to play with me , he is with us , that guy from Lompoc, turn red , lol and Another thing there was a guy from carpinteria, there , had a tat on his stomach that said Carpas i didnt know what that was and i ask him , he turn red to , and told me he was from carpinteria , he look more like a surfer guy he was my work out partner , when i was there , i hated lompoc after that , lol

[@skullsm123]

Was the big vato name carlos?

[@BigMac156]

Lompoc gets crackin! Met a lot of solid homies from tha Poc heard a lot of stories 💯

[@1muaythaiworrier]

Saludos Dubs, love the content keep it coming, I know you have touched on this before but if you can give as a glimpse in the day in the life while you where locked up in detail, well as much as u can give us. More interested in the functions of how someone new should approach being locked up, those who are with and without the activities. Another topic I'm also interested in is the lace up, who's schooling the youngsters and what can you tell us about what you were told growing up and how that's changed for you what's your vision now?

[@angelcerros2547]

Great history facts,I would like.to hear,talk more about,stuff.lokr.that,and this

[@Shieed]

Hey dubs, could you do a video on San Quinton? Did you ever meet anyone that served time there or hear any stories? I’ve never really heard you mention there, and it’s a pretty historic place

[@MocoritosinMex]

Always the best stories

[@elaineen1]

Please take no offense. I was a kid living in tenements of the Bronx in N.Y.C. My Mom said she had to run out of the building due to constant fires. I still remember the smell, a combination of rotting wood and urine. Thus we applied and were accepted to live in a housing project in Brooklyn, Brownsville Housing, I remember. We felt we were moving up. Years later two guys were murdered in the adjacent building and my parents moved to California. We then lived in Florencia area. After I entered H.S. we moved to the "Lil Watts" area of Hawthorne. Later moved to Lawndale which was blue collar white. Later I visited Santa Barbara. I was stunned by the beauty of the city. Everyone has their story. It is difficult for those of us who grew up in the poor areas of the East Coat to imagine the beauty of the West coast. Many would say how can anyone turn to crime when living in the most beautiful city on earth? No disrespect.

[@P.M.O.S.69]

Hey Dubs... Santa Barbara is a beautiful place. Do you have any spots that are your favorite?

[@MotaVator-l5i]

I’m late, watching 40 mins after uploaded usually one of the first to watch

[@manuelmiranda7622]

Yes there were . They had a club house there

[@israelpineda3869]

Gracias for the history of cali...

[@at0micwerew0lf]

So Ive heard of a couple vocational stops in the juvie system in California. We had a a couple where I grew up, not many and you had to be like low security and have sorta lightweight charges. Anyways, i have a question for anyone that's done time in one of these vocational schools(and ANYWHERE really not just California, anyone anywhere that did juvie time @ a VOC stop)So...does anyone think that the vocational spots were beneficial? Did you use what you learned later in life? Did you follow that same vocational path that you started in juvie¿¿

[@danielzarate5349]

My brother Ray Zarate what's in ya from 77 to 79 his nickname was weasel from Valle imperial a small town called Niland in Southern California. He was very well known. Did most of his time in Paso Robles. He didn't do very much talking it was all action. He never made it to the big house. But he was always locked up in county, for parole violations most of these crimes were violence to people, add family members. Remember there were 17 in our family 10 boys and seven girls and he always had a beef with one of my brothers. But God hates ugly, so may he rest in peace. I say if he ever were to make it in the big house, he would be one of the top dogs. No doubt.

[@knownreality8921]

What's good Dubs, I have a topic i would want you to school me about. I never did prison time or want to but i always wondered how Ventura County homeboys interact with Santa Barbara County homies in the Sytem. Good Content carnal keep it up.

[@chuckieboy805]

Now its same car... YA Los Prietos was on & cracking

[@MrImpalaman1]

Buenos Dias Dubs.

[@ozzsoldier666]

I grew up in Colonia, and I remember going to visit people in L.A. or the Inland Empire, and dudes would think we were Northerners. They thought Oxnard was really that far away from them. I knew It was mostly cause they didn't understand the geography of California, but it would still make me mad at the time. This was back in the 90's.

[@DeadmanWalking-sl8vm]

I bet you're talking about old man lefty from vlp. He was a knuckle head even in his 70s 😊

[@Roy-ow7od]

What's up Dubs!!! How come the history about the Nuestra Familia having its founding members being from Southern California pretty much being earsed from history.

[@chuckieboy805]

Landed in CDC in 79 at 19...homies said "cuidado when you tell em where you from!" As a juvenile one of my crimeys was related to one of them "legends"...puto fuckin told, anyways

[@RafaelHernández-w4q]

There was many southern members who were nuestra familia

[@elbugzy]

Breakdown that story you wanted to say in the end

[@Ronster7]

The only thing I disagree with you on Dubs is we from Chino broke ground in YA and prison in the late 70's by the 90's when you came in we were already well established .Theres a good piece of history and I can relate to all the backlash you endured , especially anger. The Christian homie is out and still Christian , he's my generation

[@esiquielrivera9365]

Dubs how did you feel after you were told babo after started BRUTA at the time you were told and later down the line. Did you get carrilla ? And now that you are grown and out does seeing BRUTA remind you of the history?

[@Dubsv]

So… Bruta isn’t a varrio. It is the way that raza from Santa Barbara say the city. I don’t think anyone from Santa Barbara trips on who started referring to SB as Bruta since he started calling it Bruta while he was a kid in Y.A. before he got involved in that other thing.

[@esiquielrivera9365]

@@Dubsv good morning Orale thanks for replying do you know what Y.A. institution he was when he started referring to S.B. as bruta

[@johnadams8305]

Hell na... I know san Luis Obispo...and thats all SS.. it's amazing who comes out the shadows when u rockin the #4 Chris Webber jersey....

[@stocktonian209]

Good 1 DUBS🇲🇽👍🏽

[@bugsreyes534]

BIG Santa Maria CA SB county 805... Southern country baby .

[@Blade247]

Damn right !

[@kingcell2826]

There's a homie who is from an area and neighbourhood that was 100% Northern Raza in the past. This homies father was a part of the organisation from the north, but by the time this homie had joined the neighbourhood, they had become part of the south.

[@RJ-or8bw]

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[@LecheConPollo]

💯% #Bisinasseh Orale carnal…. Orale