Every time Kev Mac come with another piece, it's an automatic classic. Respect for bringing about the history of PLAYBOY GANGSTA CRIP, AND INTRODUCING THE WORLD TO THE GUY O.G. JESSE JAMES!!!!! Dude too cool,💯💪🏿

@alexesquibel1417

2 жыл бұрын

These intro & outro tracks are dope 👌

It's good seeing a interview and the person is energetic and having fun Kev as always you guys are Solid mich love from Detroit we rep your channel

This is brilliant and Kev you reading the paper reports is genius, really good great work your experience shows. Loved it. Peace all 🇮🇪 very sad about Monster. RIP he's a big loss but you have plenty of tape thank god.

How can you not like how this video just dropped...ppl need to keep it real and push this channel and these interviews so they and he(Kev mac) can get what and where they should be, like they deserve 👑👑👑

@ma4703

3 жыл бұрын

if kev get all the way famous, he gonna be too busy to give us the footage lol

@mikemartinez2857

2 ай бұрын

Kev Mac is a cool MFER💯🤜🏽🤛🏽

“You wanna help Crip? Go HOME!” I got no words for how real them C’s were that told this brother THAT...or how good it made me feel...to hear that. Thx Jesse James & Kev Mac ✊🏾

Now I see why Kev been smiling all week this was FANTASIC...he knew Tookie, Treach and Evil salute to OG Jesse James W/S Playboy Gangster Crip 3X...season 5 is active!!!

@ronthomas4126

2 жыл бұрын

These dude don't even comment on mex,,,

@panafricandesignsandapparel

2 жыл бұрын

@@ronthomas4126 huh what's Mex???

Mane Great content can't wait. Kev Mac always got fye 🔥🔥🔥.💯✊🏾💙

Interviews getting better and better & bigger

As a vato from L.A with the South. I can definitely respect this OG and it's pretty cool hearing the history of his neighborhood.

@ernieleon5572

2 жыл бұрын

Thats rite homie w we ll said u d o we n

@v3rde776

2 жыл бұрын

Yea growing up we hear allot about the homies on our varrios and so on and so forth...but interesting hearing the black history because at end of the day we all in the same STREET culture

@brandofoster6195

2 жыл бұрын

@@v3rde776 and stalking at night right? Richard

@v3rde776

2 жыл бұрын

@@brandofoster6195 thats all u got?

@princegroove

2 жыл бұрын

@@brandofoster6195 ☠️😆

Yessuh Can’t Wait Big Homie💯💪🏿

Kev mac! This brutha interviews is on point!

Thank for this post. Giving me and a lot other PBGC’s knowledge and history

@MontviewBlvdBabiez

3 жыл бұрын

PBG Denver, Co. 🐰3️⃣✖

The Return of S Mac, Mac be diggin for the info...Good Shit

Man keep these good interviews coming og.

Excellent interview !!! Jesse James a real one, just dropping the truth and straight clear and to the point. Respect !!

I can see this one will be one of my top videos 🔥

It’s a lot jewels in this classic!! Shout out to the Mac and crew, dope shit homie.

Keep It Coming Kev Mac

This series is 🔥 i love the way we staring out this season…

Glad Kev really does these interviews with real OG's who was there b4 gangbangin got watered down. Much love from L.A. 39th and western

@BillMoney

2 жыл бұрын

Gangbangin is far from watered down. These folks are still claiming & banging. If it was watered down it’d be mostly inactive members claiming but never putting in any work. Idk where people get the idea that that lifestyle is “watered down”

@amosthescrewball3240

2 жыл бұрын

@@BillMoney not saying people still ain't as active but the discipline ain't the same

I totally understand and respect what o.g. Jesse said about letting the weak links go. I remember telling my youngsters that long time ago when they were recruiting people that I could see clearly weren't serious about the business or that life. For example, I remember two guys in particular, and those two dudes ended up turning nhc and ended up getting murked a few months later. I always was against force, I never liked bullies in the first place. I've always favored persuasion over force and actually showing that recruit why it was worth it, at the same time, showing them how dangerous and real this gang life is. If you have to force somebody to do something, they're not ready for the game, and they need to be sent on their way. This also kind of reminds me of two pimp documentaries where these pimps were trying to convince these women to "work" for them. One woman was argumentive, the other woman on the other documentary was asking a bunch of counter questions, trying to find fault with everything the pimp was asking her to do. Those kind of people you don't entertain, cut them loose and send them on their way. They complicate everything. O.G. Jesse is right on the money with that statement.

Good interview crip. A lot of good info

Great job SMac - you facilitated a great interview.

The only intro I don’t skip 3rd Coast Texas checking in …

Good Job KM Vids. You’re Doing Good. N,UMB,ERS

Jessie James has moved into my top 10 great interview

I see it KevMac...it’s very strategic. Them Harlem’s been mentioned in a few of your videos more and more👍🏿👌🏿🙏🏿

Great video

Jesse James dropping history, connecting dots!

1 of the best interviews KEV MAC👑💯💯💯👍 FACT'S i been with you a long time now 💯💯💯

Great Historian!! This guy gives a great interview!!

Woooaah Im Late But DownSeouf Louisianimal Checking In... S/o 2 Kev Mav and Baby S Mac as well as PBGC OG Jesse James. I Heard Bout The "NawLinS" Roots. ✔💯

Very good interview. Can’t wait to see the rest

Loved this episode

Another masterpiece.

@ Jesse James .. Do you have a book 📖.. Also how can we contact you, if we are becoming a fan of your life story .. 2nd what was the blue magic workout routine like on the yard !!

Got my LA hat on to watch. Need to get me a new Kev Mac shirt to match for season 5.

Anywhere in America if you're in the street you're familiar with the names of most of the Crip and Blood sets...I like how y'all bring on OGs and prominent members from some of these sets. Each set tells their story. Keep em coming.

Good interview

Good interview 100

Man, that pbgc intro though! Videography on hit, sicc graphics!

Dat new intro🔥🔥🔥🔥

@Kev Mac..... keep doing your thing homie! .... I send mines 💪🏽

outro song slappin!!!!!!! good job fitzgerald #kmv4thawin

Fitzgerald remix at the end of the video is 🔥

Damn… his prison experience sounded HARD

@MD-cd7em

3 жыл бұрын

EARLY DAYS...AND...ITS NOT A HOTEL...LOL

I used to get flack for saying Bloods is more with the Black unity than Crips (60s to a degree was on it too), but I grew up around NHBs CSBs and JSBs before I met a Crip to observe the differences (Africans tend to start out in Blood areas or in the 60s on the Westside)… Jesse James kept it real with that…

@OldeSoul

2 жыл бұрын

@Keith Jo in general and in my opinion both have equally conscious members. The 60s have many legitimate and thriving businessmen (before Nip)… but the foundation, Bloods weren’t going against what Black folks was tryna do back then. Auntie told me how JSB was like Panthers and a a time it wasn’t “bad” to be from there.. Gangster don’t mean anti-Black. But Crips rebelled against that it seems (the beginning days). Obviously these days it’s different for everyone until the soldiers can’t afford the separation anymore.

@wayofthegun6224

2 жыл бұрын

@Keith Jo yep that's why the 60s always had more money than most crip sets ..the 60 hood is basically a very productive neighborhood from the beginning ...also big crip sets like Hoover's were bullying the community and bullying every other gang ..

@pngmedianews1942

2 жыл бұрын

@Keith Jo most definitely the Bloods are. In prison during the early 70s the Crips were helping Eme in there fight against the BGF

Now that was some good history born and raised in the jungle to the Bitty. Fifty-three-year-old old head who was fully submerged in the B.S. back then. Still active in my area right now today with the food drive and mentoring the Young. I enjoy listening to your truth and I totally relate. So as a Damu from the other side of the tracks I just want to shout out. PBG the Marvins.. didn't hear you mention them but the Mansfield.. schoolyard even though tension with them right now.. and West Boulevard in my opinion where the original Bible Crips..

@alabamachoctaw274

2 жыл бұрын

They spoke on them later in other parts.

Kev with another dope ass video. I know I'm late, but better late than never. #MacHead, #OKCTappedAllTheWayIn

THIS IS THE MOST TRUTHFUL CRIP , THAT BEEN ON KEV MAC VIDEOS.(OOOG FROG#1) P.S. THAT'S THE ONLY WAY, BGF DO THEIR RECRUITING

I can't lie I love this Crip history!!! I don't be trying to glorify gangs and shit but it is apart of our culture.

@damarimoland1613

3 жыл бұрын

Facts

@Miss_702A

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly, my thoughts. Its delusional to deny the influence to urban culture across the board.

@davidblackwell6914

2 жыл бұрын

🎯

@jamesyoung7351

2 жыл бұрын

Na that shit ain't part of everybody culture. Weirdos now adays will try and make it apart of their culture.

@dmoore9526

2 жыл бұрын

@@jamesyoung7351 I didn't say everybody punk I said our!!! Excluding you that means your not apart of that statement. Good day to you though.

Got Damn Kev another 🔥🔥🔥

I remember bro from the baron davis blood crip documentary....Solid interview 💯

That Sholine interview was major

When he said let the man gone and leave. Thats some real ish!!

Coming from the other side of the country out here in New England area Boston I love this history , ain’t nobody giving it up like Kev Mac and he is qualified to having really been in the life and not some outsider salute 🫡

Never gonna give you up👌🏿🔥

Jesse James is a great interview

GOOD VIDEO

I grew up around the corner from Mad Rod on Pickford and Redondo. At 10 years old that was the first obituary I ever saw.

Mostly on the west - west side there were only dance crews: playboy dancers, starlights, red lights, diamond backs, etc. diamond backs became Geer, playboy’s became gangsters, red lights became Marvin; starlights became Mansfield G, disco lockers became schoolyard… the east side and south central were already banging when the west-west side was just starting to get down. “West-west side” being from around LaBrea Ave onward west all the way to the Venice Shore Line.

Kev.mac is active ✔ 💯

Damn Monsta and lil fee were like mortal enemies lol .

@quanbrooklynkid7776

2 жыл бұрын

damn why tho

@Relish831

2 жыл бұрын

Its just Alpha vs Alpha Lil Fee had hella 83 bodies and Monster had R60's bodies it makes sense. They both had a rep basically they probably felt no one could see them from the other side except them two. They probably felt the other was a threat! Even though Monster grew up with Big Keita Rocc and Lunnaticc Frank which are all savages too

@j.b.225

2 жыл бұрын

@@quanbrooklynkid7776 They from rival sets. monsta mentioned it in his interview with kev mac.

@balls_down_ya_throat456

2 жыл бұрын

Did Lil Fee knocc down a lot of 83’s ?

@Ron_Mcdon

2 жыл бұрын

lil fee also stabbed tookie.

Maaannn if we ever get a lil fee interview that would be str8 GOLD!!! Much love kev mac Ceep'em Comin Homie

@1stone379

3 жыл бұрын

Fee ain't eeeeever gettin out... But it would be

@abdulabdullahi3849

3 жыл бұрын

He in the deepest section of Deathrow. Most high risk inmates, him and the big ass Samoan from SOS i belive, tried that "escape" attempt.

@romansempire8232

2 жыл бұрын

Lil Fee done

@Kwm-ur8qh

2 жыл бұрын

Your interested in hearing a child murderer interview?

Priceless account of experiences..Great Tookie stoy and GODFATHER HISTORY..Also West Boulevard Pre historical reference very interesting WestSide chapter indeed..

That song at the end is 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Never judge a book by it's cover. Dudes a real kat

@RS-rd7dm

3 жыл бұрын

Bro you took the words out of my mouth. This is a solid brother.

@danwebb3358

Жыл бұрын

​@@RS-rd7dm That's my OG Homie. He real dude. Spiritual as well

@calres8626

6 ай бұрын

He reminds me of my dad in the sense of no tattoos or intimidating looking and just like to joke and have fun. Then the guys from his era get around him tatted up and they all say he was a fool and follow him around like a puppy dog-It’s a trip.

Is it me or my man looks like DJ Pooh aka Red Ass from Friday, my grandma gave me that chain

We need a WBC interview cuh

@iloveweed4782

10 ай бұрын

Shut up

Classic KMV structure…I luv it

PBG Jesse James Paved the way

@junebugspades3270

3 жыл бұрын

Lmao 🤣...

99 cent for 3 of those movies 🔥

GOOOOD STUFFFF

Great ENERGY. Peace and Blessings.

Big Jess saluted the Crips are Damu homies Spanish homies and y'all still got something to say

@Miss_702A

3 жыл бұрын

He did phenomenal 💙

@thomaswilliams6553

3 жыл бұрын

Sideliners always will

Finally, I heard what I feel about pressuring somebody who don't have it in their heart. My crew was solid. WE ALL WANTED IT. I need people around me that love it, and want every bit of it. If we gotta pressure him in, he might snitch. He might fold when the enemies catch him without the homies. I don't want a scary dude around me. You will lose if you have too many cowards in your circle. We all wanted it badly, so we gravitated towards each other. We were always ready to fight, ready to stab, can't wait to shoot, ready to go to jail, ready to go to the hole, the box, the SHU. We loved to brag about the work we put in. I don't want to pressure nobody, cuz I feel he's not worthy of my circle. If somebody can pressure him, he's weak, and the police can pressure him as well.

@WLAs_Finest3x

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly!

Salute to big Jesse! All love and respect

I know all the homies in Oklahoma City watching this! S/E 44 PLAYBOY GANGSTER CRIP in oak cliff.

What’s that song at the end? Sound like a slapper

That jam at the end is to 🔥🔥🔥🔥

@miguellmoctezuma

3 жыл бұрын

And as kev mac videos loved my comment im bumpin the fucc out it this morning

I enjoyed the Jesse James PBGC interviews. Eddie Boy is mentioned in a lot of interviews, is he still alive?

@WLAs_Finest3x

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, he's still alive. Me and my homeboy ran into him in an apartment complex somewhere in Santa Monica. We been locked up with him too.

I had some big homies in Colorado around 2000-2001 that was from Westside PBGC. Big Doc, Lil Doc and Notty. Real good brother’s. Especially Big Doc/Ville. He taught me a lot. We all moved there from different cities. They was from LA, me Cleveland. I was wild as youngster and them brothers took me in and polished me up a lil bit. Big Doc/Ville was a short Black Ass stocky dude with a missing front tooth, said a Mexican knocked it out 😂 Mannn he was the coolest. Kept a clean ass Cadillac. Lil Doc had the Candy Blue Cutlass with the Playboy bunnies on the seats. They Always had my back. I was only a kid but they always treated me like I was grown and with respect. Hope life’s well for all them brothers. 💯

@teamwork1004

3 жыл бұрын

Big doc still in Colorado he's a real one

Not a nan nother like Kev Mac!!!💯💯💯

This was good

3:47-4:03 and 27:28-27:48 is what it comes down to. A lot of ppl dead, shackled, or in too much pain to function letting their ego (whether complex or fear) get the best of em or cats forcin ppl on that don’t have no business in that type of existence. 10 years in the hole and this brother got all his wits… 🙏🏿💪🏿🤞🏿

G Perico gotta new album out called LA Summers, that shit is so hard. Checc it out.

@alabamachoctaw274

2 жыл бұрын

Fasho...the homey go hard

@alanbrown3172

2 жыл бұрын

@@alabamachoctaw274 I been listening to that shit faithfully since it dropped lol.

What is the history on the golf hats

I smoked wit Chucco, Both Alchis, and Shark back in the day. When we walked to the liquor store on I think it was Guthrie, niggaz couldn't stand still. We had to walk fast and stay movin fast on foot. 😂😂

Like big bro said gangsters move we don't talk

Kev I been watchin u from da beginning im a GD from Memphis my Cuzn 3J 83 is from Memphis but his people From 83 nurfside ETG Tiny SinBad he me and my Cuzn spoke to Monsta da hairs on my skin can stand Eva time I say dis how real it is luv brotha real educated rebel soldier fuk da sell out

Kev Mac s Mac thank you homies 3000%

I need more big kev!! EileenAve! Hillz!

Sad to say most the sets that was in action bacc in the 70s and 80s ain't here no more. Shit really was ruthless bacc in them days.

@danschuster5187

2 жыл бұрын

That a good thing , you want crime to go up again

That's my Big Bro, we was co workers when he got out. Me, him, and his sister Suzette. I Love that dude. We had some good times hanging out getting loaded in the alleys of West LA.

Get some School Yards I wanna know more about them.

Yeah og name some hitters he on point......with it 🔥💪

My guy big jesse sat down n talked to the homie came to baltimore n talked to the PB here all love

+Kev Mac Videos Kev, I have to assume you have tried to get an interview with Lil Fee, and it didn't work out. Being a 60, and knowing dudes who count Fee as a friend, if it hasn't happened by now, I imagine it probably won't. That being said, if you can pull that off, that shit will be the most viewed interview to date. Dude gets mentioned so much, and i guess people want to hear his side of the story and know where he is now, mentally.

Whats that songs name at the end

Can we get a interview from somebody who knew Tray Ball? He was Monster O.G. He responsible for putting one of the biggest Crips of all time on the set. We need his story. He passed away back in the 80s according to Monster book but I know it’s info out there

@TheGDNetwork

3 жыл бұрын

Facts

@jasonbaker483

3 жыл бұрын

He got life without parole.

@snow3230

3 жыл бұрын

@@jasonbaker483 Nah Tray Ball passed away. U might be talkin bout Crazy De. He was his road dog. Need info on him too.

@jasonbaker483

3 жыл бұрын

Sorry that was tre D

@jasonbaker483

3 жыл бұрын

@@snow3230 yes I was talking about crazy Dee he killed the two females.