Young Skulls 1976

[@rioreactions6914]

This is AMAZING! I feel like I just stepped out of a Time-Machine!

[@booooo-urns]

You warriors are good, real good -the best

[@paulden3158]

This reminds me of the 1979 movie Warriors

[@pistolpete8231]

I love these old school videos

[@failyourwaytothetop]

Young folks think they never get OLD! But this crew of Bad Boys are all OLD, VERY OLD men. I wonder if those that are alive wonder if they could go back in time and change their behavior given the tragic outcome of some and the low outcomes of most. When we age, we reflect on the past and realize the foolishness of wasted time during youth. Great video King Klast. Keep them coming. I remember a time long gone. I was just a child but have vivid memories of those times.

[@DA-rv6vf]

Yep, i bet a lot of them regret their actions and wish they would've done things different

[@bizyizziaz4831]

lol i doubt they are 100

[@charrua59]

You also start too feel the injurys of all the fights you hade when younger. I do. They come back to hount you later in life. You reap what you planted in life.

[@Martin-rn9oo]

​@@charrua59 so very true my friend , my father was virtually disabled by the time he died , he had been in many street fights , I'm not in a good state either as like him I was not very sensible when I was younger .

[@carlcarlson1369]

You are 100% right about getting old. When you're young you think another going to get old then you wake up one day and you say to yourself in the mirror what happened??

[@mattsheezy5469]

This is so interesting, so cool that old films like this exist...

[@fortunatoofamontillado1059]

Fuck buddy.. it's the mid 1970s not 1870s ... I remember it like it was yesterday

[@bigrich0926]

Humans are very tribal

[@bigindian5555]

Pretty Ricky of course they are , it's inner instict , like when a Dog Circles where it's about to lay down, it comes from the dogs inner instict from ancient times where they circled tall grass in the wild to make a secure bedding 👍

[@ThePlayboyLen]

Warriors... Come out to play-ee-ayyy

[@paulden3158]

That's right playboy

[@sonnysantana5454]

i ran with the young skulls way back in the stone age 70's with the 1'st chapter of the 1'st div , my older brother outlaw angel ran with the savage skulls of the 1'st div for myself the gang venture was a phaze for my older brother angel and many others it was a way of life , but as wild as the times were bad and good i never had any regrets about my wild choices

[@davidwadsworth8982]

between 1976 and 1983, I was armed heavy. every time I ventured into the city. I remember shit turning real bad started in fall 1972 . By 75 it was nuts. Army taught me how to use firearms in combat. I had zero reservations about using deadly force.NONE. Some gang tried to jump people on a subway,we were on Thanksgiving Morning 1072. On way home from the parade. My buddy also a vet and I pulled our weapons. Punks fled to last car.

[@DJURBANBG]

you mean , before 72 there was no gang violence ?

[@tc2425]

We lived in the Lower East Side and the Local Gang were the Dynamite Brothers also a Motorcycle gang called New Comers MC and the whole gang lived in a storefront at 7th St and Ave B............Long time ago in a far way land !!!

[@ornamentalyouth]

did the newcomers have to leave the les because they stepped on the wrong foot? (i mean the hells angels). i have also read that the newcomers were largely employed by the city, i mean they had city jobs

[@cherrybullet1]

For the most part,the gangs were either acting up for the camera,or being told what to do by the producer in the different scenarios as it was obvious that they were "acting",as were the other people that weren't in the gangs. Also,when the narrator said the subjects were being filmed on hidden camera(for the free transitor radio scenario),clearly there was a camera man in the room filming the "subjects". Interesting because of the time period it was filmed in,but from a intellectual study point of view that it was meant for at the time, it was poorly done.

[@lockandloadlikehell]

Reality TV

[@OutOnTheTiles]

Ok Debbie Downer.

[@american_cosmic]

I think you're right... but I also think the "scripted" scenes were actually recreations of the studies that they're referencing. The studies were real, but the recreations were not. They just didn't do enough to stress that the scenes were recreations, because nobody cared in those days... which is extremely interesting in and of itself. Nowadays, people desire REALNESS more than anything now... even if it's fake realness (reality tv). But anyway, these recorded street scenes were meant to illustrate the studies and social phenomena they're addressing in the piece.

[@bobbyirish7]

Listen it was just like Philly where I'm from and Boston and bmore etc etc . Street crews gave thereselves at the the time what they thought was cool tough name. They hung around there neighborhoods got into shit small robbers, burglaries and gang fights. It was a fad..and or passage of age thing ....

[@freidagoemam2798]

@@bobbyirish7 In the South Bronx, that was no "fad" These guys committed more than just petty crimes

[@shottashabazz6721]

Jolly Stompers, Tomahawks, etc were definitely different than the gangs we see today. RIP to Arkbar and Big Wise original Tomahawk members and awesome fighters. Big Wise was a master of the 52blocks.

[@ornamentalyouth]

52 blocks?

[@TommyShlong]

What's 52 blocks?

[@MoneysWorld82]

Why are y’all watching this if you don’t know what shit is so many ways to find out what 52 blocks is just put it in your search engine on KZbin and you got your answers

[@rahsunallah2825]

@@ornamentalyouth search rahmel Scott 52 blocks

[@henrycruz4966]

@@TommyShlong a fighting style invented in rikers I believe?

[@samwelltayrlor]

3:49 Canarsie was home to most members of the DeMeo Crew

[@Beatzbyther0u]

my Dad was known back in the 70s west Oakland ca now he's retired but he always talk about those times when he was young and dangerous glad he mad it out but a lot of his friends stayed and died

[@burnttoaster6313]

New York was on that warriors shit while LA was on that drive-by Wild West shit.

[@mathematics557]

Facts definitely noticed that in fact the warriors movie was based on ny gangs during that time period, the Homisides were the gang from coney Island the warriors were based off of. And as far as LA goes interesting you mention it being on the wild west shit, because during the actual wild west era it took place in locations such as California, New Mexico, Arizona etc. NY also had the era with Bill The Butcher and the Bowery Boys, NY had the warriors shit going on since the 1800s with the Irish, German, and Italians fighting each other.

[@daziza76]

This is brilliant thanks for sharing!

[@boogiedownbronx73]

just watch Flyin' Cut Sleeves, 80 Blocks From Tiffanys

[@kevinkiso4579]

Hello from Seattle!

[@njjjjjjjjhhhs]

rare documentary, thanks

[@georgewaters8592]

This film is actually a lot more different than I thought it would be, but it was fascinating none the less. It really sucks to me how violence is almost encouraged in main stream society - rather than discouraged. I turned off this video at 17.42 not because I found it un-interesting, but because it was making me sick. Marvin Gaye sang it best, "only love can conquer hate" Respect..............

[@kollusion1]

Probably the best comment on here, yet no one has picked up on your positivity. Well said.

[@E180TEKNO]

@@kollusion1 si si rassurez vous

[@DanEBoyd]

Most people fail to realize that human beings are wild animals.

[@bengaliinplatforms1268]

@@DanEBoyd Certain types are wilder than others

[@JoJo-kd6xp]

This is tight.Thanks for the upload. Im pretty sure the guy with the afro and shades is in another popular doc 80 blocks from Tiffany's

[@tdo.harlem7245]

Comanche

[@DA-rv6vf]

You had young skulls and you had the savage skulls which was uptown

[@LittleRapGuy]

Such studies, too, even investigations were/are used to hide/further predicate acts on/off those locations, and ones next to them, and inter-branch/foreign tied, and by worse.

[@jaycebronx2608]

The little kids at the school by now should be in there late 40s early 50s

[@shannontoski444]

So good thank you

[@jamesjones2173]

I was born in 1976

[@themagicminstrels476]

Yup, those were totally hidden cameras, that's why he looked right into them, multiple times HAHA

[@David-vt3hn]

I'm 56 years old. I grew up in a wealthy area in Morris County New Jersey, white people like myself. I was raised as a diseased, abused, physical and mental wreck. I was raised in an environment where nobody got along, everybody hated everybody else! It was a nightmare. I never even had a childhood.

[@alexfist1608]

I grew up in Paterson NJ I seen first hand the types of gangs like this it was Hard,scary,fun,and memorable. Some of the best memories I've had

[@SurgeCess]

good video, another interesting snapshot of Bronx history

[@bluejack644]

Warriors, come out to play-ee'ay.

[@hereisayana8207]

I miss This Bronx, mostly Black and Puerto Ricans

[@vladimirputinforUSA]

💯 FACTS… the south bronx, south south bronx!!!

[@kenlafamilia]

Thanks for sharing!

[@cskinner6564]

Look at what the elite does 2 the poor just in case they need someone 2 fight 4 them.

[@bug______]

the real OGs

[@dennisgolesz752]

I wonder where those kids are now I wish they could be found

[@joncharles3490]

rhis aint bout no aggression mafuka, its about poverty which leads to money power respect aka "a whole lotta gang shit"..

[@ChristineRivera-n5n]

The guy with the afro in the shades his name is Comanche

[@nelsonperes1529]

My people!!

[@danfield6030]

great video

[@E180TEKNO]

really interesting study

[@horseyfigs4431]

All this was entirely real and not prerecorded or anything like that. REAL Savage Skulls leadership and real cops.

[@susanarsoniadou3588]

You don't have to swear or raise your voice to show aggression.

[@bobbydewhirst1561]

I would like to see something about the gangs the devil's rebels and the Latin tops from Bushwick Brooklyn.

[@kingklast]

It’s On facebook.com/classicnystreetgangs

[@marlingarcia3329]

We humans are animals.

[@RurbanWalker]

Anyone know what specific streets or what neighborhood they are in?

[@hereisayana8207]

Looks like the south west Bronx on the #4 train after the Fordham Road stop

[@nickl8984]

2:35 HEY that Comanche from 80 block from Tiffany's

[@NoirL.A.]

jesus look how thin everybody was back then/

[@kevinkiso4579]

I'm up visiting my mom, Dr. Kay Elaine Morgan, PHD. She was a psychologist for forty-two years here in the Pacific Northwest. We're viewing this together.

[@brooklynboiprod]

Just kids being kids

[@JeffDonovan711]

i like this klast killer klast , very informative thx

[@marvinhagler4721]

Where are they now ..they all should be in theyre 60s

[@danfield6030]

great vid

[@alexrenta6745]

Mike Tyson?? in Jolly Stompers,Brownsville,NY

[@ptrekboxbreaks5198]

Who the fuck is that doctor they're interviewing and hes talking about shock machines? Abraham Lincoln??

[@ornamentalyouth]

that's stanley milgram. he did the classic and disturbing study known as the milgram experiment on the subject of obedience. you can google it and him. interesting and disturbing stuff.

[@ducezwild1]

🤘🏿🤘🏿

[@texasking6830]

Is that commanche on the thumbnail?

[@nancybalog1517]

Where are they now

[@johnnyk.2911]

The narrator needs to chill with all the stupid comparisons.

[@kenide55]

dayum where is part 2?

[@ChristineRivera-n5n]

I was in savage skulls for most of my young adult life and have no regrets outlaw Manny former member of the savage skulls

[@vladimirputinforUSA]

Whatever happened to hollywood?

[@ggb.og2]

Interesting

[@boogiedownbronx73]

Young Skulls were nothing compare to the early Savage Skulls and Savage Nomads...by 1976 the gangs were different from the 1971 gangs...

[@steveschurmann4406]

In 1970(?), when I was like 16, I worked at PathMark on Bruckner Blvd. The store manager paid protection to the leader of the Savage Skulls to leave the store, customer, and employees alone. One night, we had a stabbing in the parking lot because a rival gang member tried to shop there. Crazy times....

[@E180TEKNO]

how were they so different?

[@greggonzalez859]

Gordon I agree with you. In the Bronx and the Heights the Savage Skulls of a few years early set the stage.

[@ZeeHilal]

these kids were so cool

[@ZeeHilal]

who doesnt' appreciate people who organize?

[@ZeeHilal]

these people never bother me. stop criminilzing humanity calling youths gangs. media liars!

[@ZeeHilal]

OMG i love the pre meditated scenes! like they are told what to say for the camera and you can tell. what con artistry! they got away with it as there was no reality shows back then and people were not aware of camera tricks and laugh tracks being fake

[@ZeeHilal]

they hooked me up to a shock machine and i immediately whenever given the opportunity used it to shock the crap without releasing the button the whole time the other person! they deserved it for lying! they had to limit me to one minute at a time. even if it was the right answer! lol i still smile about it. best study i ever did at the health science center AND got paid $$$. i wonder if that jaded the results? lol i guess they will learn not to be guinea pigs for science lololol Those prison guards in Guantanimo bay must be having the time of their lives now they made this crap "street legal"

[@patefutch6168]

Lol it’s crazy this is how we grew up In seaside and not NJ! North Carolina which is a town in the coastal town outside Myrtle beach sc. we had still have our crew SS till the death. We truly were and are our brothers keepers. Lol we would have actual cops after their shifts come and challenge us and rumble with other beaches crews daily.

[@christopherdunbar394]

Fordham Edenwald

[@clintscofield9831]

Respect is erned not taking, you give respect to get respect, back then in the 70s they were just young kids they didn't understand respect back back then they thought they just could take respect that's why people have no respect for gangs hopefully they grew up or they're still acting like they did back in the 70s I guess they just don't get it they never have and they never will it's a no-brainer I treat you how you treat me.

[@kenide55]

15:47 he nails the issue we are facing today with police and what we are trying to fix now that got out of hand cuz they didn't manage to fix it like he was trying to back then.

[@SidewaysBurnouts]

dope

[@dgenerated]

Gangs are simply "modern or neotribalism!".. Human beings have evolved to live in tribal society, as opposed to mass society, and thus will naturally form social networks constituting new tribes and in many ways break away from the collective.. Though most wouldn't consider themselves "tribal", in all walks of life we surround and align ourselves with like-minded individuals with comparative lives, ways of life, past trauma, etc, etc, etc....

[@E180TEKNO]

17:35 it wasn't the famous shock experience on showtv broadcasts that shocked the world and they made it into a film about the human experience on torture something like that?

[@SANITIZEDINC]

Before they were all armed with uzis.

[@Mosin54r]

so how is it now with MS13, Blood, Crips, and Latin Kings et.al...

[@LigaFantasma]

Lame is how it is.

[@ernestorodriguez1230]

Were the Young Skulls, Savage Skulls? Or is that a different gang completely?

[@kingklast]

Yes Same…

[@SHARPEYE1]

Damn

[@eandj9181]

It shows how they been conditioning us from kids Aside from our fathers who were freedom fighters

[@Michelle-414]

I wonder how many of those buildings shown where burnt down a few years later? Are there still some old buildings that survived in the blocks that were destroyed? I've been interested in that era for a long time. I just saw "The Wolf Hour" recently and thought that was pretty good if you are interested in that era. The cheesy, and somewhat racist, movie "Escape from the Bronx" shows a lot of those burnt out buildings, some are shot on stages but some definitely shot in those neighborhoods.

[@nobodiesbusiness100]

Education of Sonny Carson at 5:24

[@jaycebronx2608]

No pants sagging

[@bennybenitez2461]

Two or three flash bangs tossed over your shoulder like roaches they will scatter

[@troyelliott390]

✔

[@charrua59]

Lots of rhyming by the gang. They probable took it from the army. Yeah rap hip hop has a long story behind it.

[@duermedespierto]

Why does the narrator talk about them as if they were animal?

[@paulboyle5659]

I think the guy who narrated and produced this film would feel shammed today at the garbage theories he had back then , most of those kids were just playing for the camera as they still do in todays time , listening to him today is fucking horrifying to me as it is the reason people didn't understand the life these youngsters.

[@bennybenitez2461]

Blue Angels ain’t something FLY NAVY

[@djdedan]

Camera present influences behavior and tainting results. This should have been obvious to the behaviorist, instead they should’ve wore a camera covertly and embedded within the gang or just filmed them covertly from a far.

[@SpaceGhostMars94]

1:32 😂😂😂

[@anibalcesarnishizk2205]

They were the last Baby Boomers.

[@fortunatoofamontillado1059]

Sweathogs !!

[@williamwhitman4889]

450 volts? That is more than enough to kill a man. And what is this? There is only one of them that actually receives the shocks, the other three are just pretending to receive shocks? What is the purpose of this, to fool the man? 17:45

[@DanEBoyd]

I think if the amperage is low enough, 450 volts can be non-lethal.

[@Patriot2499]

Yeap it's worse now. Now they shoot and kill. No more fighting like men with hands .

[@l.blanton3019]

One thing I can bear witness to chicago gangs didbt and dont make or made you walk the line or get beat up to join , atleast for the fend ball to my knowledge,

[@reginaldramsey2456]

Over 7,000 over seven thousand years men gang of affiliate still down for reality

[@victorortiz6483]

Half of them are probly dead or are still in prison!!!

[@jaesta197]

It was the same as the 90’s , we dressed better tho💯 as long as we have economic roadblocks for the common nobody gangs will always exist......

[@LigaFantasma]

You dressed like wutang clan wannabes. 70s and early 80s gangs dressed cool.

[@foxmulder7616]

TRIBALISM/PATRIOTISM IS HUMAN NATURE! That's why it's not smart to race mix a nation/have multiple races in a nation, anatin is one race, language/etc! Ahodgepoge is an empire, like the Roman empire!

[@warmonger8799]