8 Reasons Why Bikers HATE Motorcycle Clubs👉kzread.info/dash/bejne/eY6X0qaLltWvfqg.html&ab_channel=DemonsRow

@skullcrusher6012

2 ай бұрын

When you going stock back up on the mask bro

@realkingtv7885

2 ай бұрын

Click bait tik tok boring ass hive mentality ass sheep ass clown. Dude look like he never took a shower in his life.

@patrickb133

2 ай бұрын

Wouldn't hang out with pussies that need to be in a gang

@argonunya6768

2 ай бұрын

Let me start by saying that I am not trying to sound arrogant or like a jerk. That being said, DO you understand that 1. there is a HOLY CREATOR? 2. That because of the wickedness of man. This same HOLY CREATOR demands a blood sacrifice is for the redemption of sin. So in order to make a way for the entire human race to seek redemption, HE sent HIS only SON to become the final sacrifice for the sins of mankind. While HE was on earth, HE taught about the Kingdom of YAHWEH (GOD), spoke about love, and to help your neighbor. To love your neighbor as yourself, HE also healed the blind/lame/deaf/sick even raised a man from the dead to show the power of the FATHER. Then after HE exposed the religious leaderships corruption, they plotted to have him killed. YASHUA (JESUS) willingly went into the court of these religious leaders, knowing their hearts were full of evil. HE questioned THEM about "biblical principles and moral behavior." TO which they failed miserably. They had a known HARD-CORE criminal, known to have committed heinous offenses and then gave the crowd of onlookers a choice. To free either the known murderer/thief/rapist & worse OR this man who had done absolutely nothing wrong, who healed his peers, and spoke about love. These same people who HE had helped with all kinds of ailments decided to release the criminal. Then they decided HIS (YASHUA'S) fate. How HE would be executed. Crucifixion, a punishment reserved for the absolute worst criminal. The soldier, first took a "CAT-O'NINE-TAILS" and beat him mercilessly with it, le!Ling the flesh from his back, then a group of soldiers took turns using FISTS and beat HIM until HIS own mother couldn't recognize her own SON. They ripped his beard out by the handful/made a crown of thorns and jammed it into his skull, they spit on him and ridiculed him to scorn. Finally they had him carry his cross that he was to be NAILED TO through the city streets and up Golgotha's hill, to Mt.Calvary. there they placed him on the cross and drove huge nails through his hands and feet! They raised the cross into the hole they had dug to hold it standing upright! There on either side were two known thieves, one mocked HIM saying csll your FATHER and have him save you or you're NOT who you say you are. The other asked simply to be forgiven of his sins. YASHUA spoke to him and said "TODAY YOU WILL BE WITH ME IN PARADISE". He said with the last breath "IT IS FINISHED" a soldier knowing that the Sabbath was coming, took his spear and stabbed the body of YASHUA in his side. WATER mixed woth blood poured out from the wound. YASHUA left HIS earthly body. They took his body down and placed it in a tomb, and 3 days later ROSE from that tomb defeating death itself SHOWING HE IS GOD IN HUMAN FORM! He went through all if that so we, ALL WHO CALL ON THE NAME OF THE LORD, can be saved. A new person, old sins are no longer held against them when they stand in judgment for their lives. Oh people, pay heed to this event, because it's the only way to save your eternal soul from being cast into the Lake of Fire. Eternal torment and anguish await those who have ignored the offer of the gift of salvation. You may think it's cool to deny HIM, to "take the side of the devil". Burning to the point if death yet never dying because you are already there, seeing the faces hearing the voices, reading rhe words of every single person who tried to help you, are but a small part of the pain you will feel forever and ever! Ot doesn't have to end up that way. YASHUA truly loves you and wants only to be your very best friend. You don't need fancy words, or a "church building, or even a preacher to tell you what to say" just talk to him in reverence & respect, admit you're a sinner, confess the sins you can remember, ask forgiveness from them, and repent, (turn away from). Then live a life pleasing to YAHWEH. The instructions are in the Bible. Live as YASHUA taught about written in the pages of the Bible. THAT gut punch feeling you just got, that weird feeling, IS the HOLY-SPIRIT reaching out to you. Will you answer? That anger you feel is the unclean spirits, or demons telling you you don't need YASHUA'S forgiveness, there's no such thing. They are wrong because they knkw where they are headed, and want to take you with them! Won't you answer the tugging on your heart, RIGHT NOW? Don't wait, NOW is the time to START FRESH, BE a NEW PERSON! Please I'M BEGGING YOU! YOU DO NOT WANT TO END UP IN "HELL"....

@ADOGGBOY

2 ай бұрын

​@@argonunya6768 Thank you for your time and the truth of the word by which ALL humans should follow. I'm praying that you are always filled with the Holy Spirit and the words of Jesus continue to be professed and Heard by all men! Thank you so much for your good works and God Bless you and keep you for all the days of your life, in Jesus name I pray 🙏 Amen!

I’m not a member of an MC, not an outlaw, not a tough guy, I can barely even ride a motorcycle and I’ll probably never own one again but man I love these videos, respect.

@DemonsRow

2 ай бұрын

much respect

@IamNiggler

2 ай бұрын

@@DemonsRowyum

@bulldawg5455

Ай бұрын

You're a cuckold, aren't you?

@angeltapia5675

Ай бұрын

Because deep down everyone has that badass inside of them

@jameshall5400

Ай бұрын

⁠@@angeltapia5675that’s a damn lie lol. Most everyone might be intrigued or infatuated but everyone sure doesn’t have badass in them

This video is the closest I will ever come to a club party so I think I'm good.

@randymack1782

2 ай бұрын

Tomorrow the 9th of June, makes it 3 weeks since I was at a club party. It's fun, relaxing. Just be on your toes

@Smellypotpie636

2 ай бұрын

You can literally attend open houses at most club houses. Just come out and party. Just keep it respectful.

@rhoadiecamo

2 ай бұрын

That's an oxymoron, bro. "Fun, relaxing. Just gotta be in your toes."

@bulldawg5455

Ай бұрын

Wisdom!

@randymack1782

Ай бұрын

@@rhoadiecamo just facts! always be alert! so always ready for anything,, I was there yesterday, everyone went to another 1% club, for a few hours, left me there working on couple motorcycles, surprised me, id loved to go to other club, but spent afternoon evening fixing club bikes. but working on Bikes is relaxing, I started out working at different club shop building custom bikes in the 1980's now the club I am hanging around, prospecting for, is having me do mechanic work, and I really do love working on bikes, but I give them hell as I am old school CHOPPER guy, no desire for road kings, dressers or that fancy mess, just stripped down bikes to ride every day & every where

I’ve been to a MC party. Not saying which one to bypass any BS. But it’s a well known club. There weren’t any problems with me being there. I was invited by a friend who’s a member. He introduced me to other members and we all just hung out. No problems at all

@bulldawg5455

Ай бұрын

They obviously recognized your superior intellect and appreciated your witty banter. Tell us how you hid your erection the whole time around these "well known" club members.

I am honorably retired from a 1%.. 07 I retired, 55yrs old then. Getting me to vote for a new member was like pulling teeth. Didn't matter if they had been the perfect prospect for 2 years or whatever. To me they did not have a soul that was of the brotherhood. They just had to have our s*** on their back. I honorably retired which is hard to do. It was hard to stand in front of my brothers and tell them I didn't like the road we were on. They were becoming very patch heavy and the brotherhood was slipping. I felt like my oath to the club had been satisfied and they were leaving me more than I was leaving them. Now what do we got 10,000 motorcycle clubs?? Seems like everything is going to crap.. everything. This is the first time I've watched one of your videos, you are one of the few that knows what time it is and gives good advice. Me, I'm glad I'm old

@DemonsRow

Ай бұрын

I went through it myself. I stopped believing.

#ghostin Ride alone Drink whiskey alone Stay out of trouble

@DemonsRow

2 ай бұрын

truth lol

@dunbshitcrazy6427

2 ай бұрын

I have been invited by the sergeant of arms and was told what not to do. I ride alone I'm in independent but they respect me and I respect them

@hedonist2104

2 ай бұрын

Anyone that needs to convince others that they're respected, arent, in fact, respected. ​@@dunbshitcrazy6427

@robertholland7558

2 ай бұрын

George thourogood.

@stevengrissom7142

2 ай бұрын

That's it that's all

Lot to be said about Having Common Sense.Like my Dad would say,"A lot of times it's best to be seen,and not heard",or 'Why do you think God gave you 1 mouth and 2 ears?That's so you could listen twice as much as you speak".This was a show that can save foolish people from an ass whipping or more.

@Dynacologist

2 ай бұрын

Real talk!! The Bandidos has a saying "Never cease the opportunity to STFU"..

@Lucky..B

2 ай бұрын

​@@Dynacologist Amen👍

Great advice, great video! The only major rule, I can think of, that I didnt see mentioned is: Never fall asleep at a club or biker party, It'll be the last time you make that mistake!!!

I don’t ride bikes. I’m a tow truck driver I got invited to a few 1% events in Southern California . Out of respect I show up, introduce myself to everyone. Buy few tacos a couple of beers tip the bar and buy a few raffle tickets. Let a few guy know I’m going home and thank them for the invite. I stay for a hour or less just out of respect. I show up alone.

Mom married into the Outlaws in the 1980s. We had several parties. A young man was drunk and knocked over a motorcycle belonging to an Outlaw. It didn’t end well for him.

@marioserrano6333

2 ай бұрын

The new movie coming out "bikeriders" is about John Davis and how he started the Outlaws.

@matg9844

2 ай бұрын

Altamont comes to mind. Don't touch another man's bike.

@chuckschillingvideos

2 ай бұрын

So.....your mom had obviously terrible judgment. Thanks for the info.

@floydgungl916

2 ай бұрын

Don't want none, then don't start none...

@joelc9439

2 ай бұрын

Unless you have permission..

A old sgt of mine is a club member and been invited to alot of parties at the clubhouse. I have always limited myself to a shot and two beers and keep my phone in my pocket at all times. He originally invited me since was up on Saturday night do to working overnight. He knew I knew how to carry myself and be respectful. I respectful recently had to turndown prospecting do to my work load, school and my mom's health and were cool and respected it

I don't really do parties but I do enjoy your videos. Much respect. 🙏

@DemonsRow

17 күн бұрын

I appreciate that

My #1 rule is ALWAYS show up alone. I have never brought anyone with me and never had a problem in 35 yrs .

@DemonsRow

2 ай бұрын

Thats actually a great rule

@HodgeySYL81

2 ай бұрын

Same I've always shown up alone, very first time going to outlaw MC clubhouse I went alone and have been doing it ever since, never bring any my friends that I met before my life of going to 1%er MC parties and events

@HodgeySYL81

2 ай бұрын

@@Ifyoudontknowmedontbrome ya I support 81, and are around them every weekend, and in the process of being in a MC, its what you do if you want to be in a outlaw 1%er MC go to rides and events and parties meet members, Gotta be seen to get noticed

@semperoccultus1969

2 ай бұрын

If you come to my party, I would be fine if you brought your wife or GF. I wouldn’t have a problem with that as SA.

@mcgee1864

2 ай бұрын

​@@IfyoudontknowmedontbromeWhat is "81"?

I was invited to a 1% Club a few years back, there were some fights and rowdiness but it was alot of fun until the end of the night. At the end of night my friend (who was in the Club) and I were invited to hang out with one of the senor members for some drinks. After a a few drinks the senor member looked me dead in the eyes and said "hey I need you to do something for me" i was like "okay what" and he told me i needed to go into there barracks where a few members were sleeping, go into the nightstand immediately to my right and bring him the gun in there. I was "no way ill get killed" and he implied that if i dont do it something bad will happen to me. I looked at my friend for some help but he looked scared too and looked the other way. I finished my drink and did what i was told , I had no other choice. I grabbed the gun and brought it back. The senor member was laughing and then out of nowhere, im assuming, a higher ranked member, who was much older, ran in with a gun yelling at us. When I explained what happened he reprimanded the member that told me to do that and told me im lucky im not dead. Then he kick me out. I still dont know why he made me do that if it was just for the laughs or what, but my friend told me i was an idiot and they could have wanted my prints on the gun afterwards.

@jsparrowau

2 ай бұрын

It's an ego trip. Some people just love the power and the fear they can instill in others.

@AmranSidek

2 ай бұрын

are you stupid?

@joelc9439

2 ай бұрын

Police can also check the cameras..

So many of these examples are true with just any culture really, but since common sense isnt too common, I'm glad this video was made. Thanks Ghost!

I’m no biker, no brawler, not tough, and no outlaw. Any outlaw biker could see that just by looking at me. In my younger days, I went to all kinds of parties, including a few HAMC events. They were always open to the public such as poker runs, barbecues, parties in bars where they charged admission. I went with my girlfriend. I wore support gear to show respect. We partied but didn’t get drunk, minded our own business unless people approached us. I followed these 8 rules by instinct and many more. The parties were fun. All the guests were EXTREMELY well behaved, and the HA were gracious hosts. We had a good time and went on our way. Am I glad I went? Yes. Would I do it all over again? NO WAY. Why? Because we didn’t belong. You never know what can pop off or why. Some old beef,some new beef. Some slight or insult. Even thinking about it, I feel like an idiot. Just one guys opinion.

@joelc9439

2 ай бұрын

You also have to remember back in those days there was more respect and more honour...

Back in the late 90s I went to the Lee Moran memorial party at the Hells Angels Oakland Clubhouse. I wasn’t a motorcycle club member, I was a member of Lee’s gym, the now defunct Iron Island Gym in Alameda. It was a good party, everybody was respectful, and nothing crazy happened.

@That_guy_Kyle

2 ай бұрын

Lee Moran squatted 1000lbs man...much respect!

@thepsychopimp

2 ай бұрын

@@That_guy_Kyle I saw Lee bench 500 for 10 easy perfect reps

@That_guy_Kyle

2 ай бұрын

@thepsychopimp wow...that's huge...I can get a couple at 405 lbs without any fancy tricks but repping 500 is incredible.

My guy. Your channel is crushing it, brother! Flying towards 1M subs! That’s awesome! Well deserved. Now, if only our Giants can match your success!

@TheRomanoLV

2 ай бұрын

omg no way dude, I love your channel! Mad respect to you balddog sport

I was invited to a party by the PRESIDENT of a globally well known 1er and of course I went. If an officer invites you, show up! Even if you show up on 4 wheels or on foot, show up! And if you’re just hanging around, never call their prospect “prospect”.

Do yourself a favor. Don’t go, I got a headache from all the rules I just wanna have a beer

I was invited to a couple of parties by a 1%er that had a camper in the same campground where I had mine. We would ride together on the weekends in the Summer. 1 weekend his brothers stayed at the campground for a charity ride, and they let me ride with them in the back of their group. Great bunch of guys, and treated my wife decently.

I'll start of by saying it's a pretty tame story. A friend from my local bar is in a support club for a 1% motorcycle club and invited me to have a drink at their local clubhouse. I went alone one evening and the guy at the door asked who I was and why I was there. Told them my friend said that I should have a drink there and they let me in. Had a good time, always calmly at the bar. Small talk, enjoying myself and getting along with the local members. Went back a couple of times on opening evenings. One night I was handed a closed envelope which I didn't open until I was home with an invitation to a club party. Did not go eventually because my girlfriend was anxious about it and I had my little girl on the way. Went for a drink a while later and explained why, members never looked at me badly. I just liked having a drink and felt welcome at their place.

Sounds like a lot of rules and regulations for a bunch of “Outlaws”. Feels more like a Sorority.

@daftwulli6145

Ай бұрын

Where does it say they are anarchists ? Outlaws reject the rules of society not rules in general. They have their own code the prefer to the laws of society. If you don´t have a clue maybe educate yourself instead of posting such ignorant nonsense

@robertkerr4199

Ай бұрын

@@daftwulli6145 where do you see the word "anarchist" in this comment? If we're talking about education, you might want to learn how to read.

@daftwulli6145

Ай бұрын

@@robertkerr4199 Commentator literally wondered why outlaws have rules, hence the anarchism comment,. Maybe work on your own reading comprehension instead of projecting that unto others.

@johncormode6113

Ай бұрын

Same or just man children. Hunter s Thompson take on it pans out

@artursiruk4280

Ай бұрын

@@daftwulli6145 many of these clubs have more rules to follow than rules of society. Yes 1% clubs break society rules on how they make money and how they deal with rivals. But outside of that they follow society rules more than I do when I ride ='].

This is good advice on most any party. Be respectful and learn to read a room.

If I was invited to a party and one of my friends wanted to go I'd 1: get a Blessing before hand to make sure it's ok 2: make sure I bring the right friend because whatever they do is a reflection of me. 3: I'd always be within yelling distance in case we gotta bail. 4: know when it's time to leave I never wanna over stay my welcome 5: have fun within moderation,no need to get black out drunk and wake up in Some ditch somewhere or worse.

@christelledixon9366

2 ай бұрын

Number 4 is mega important: know when it's time to leave!

9) Never shake a patch holder's hand while wearing gloves.

@waylonwilson7262

2 ай бұрын

or wearing sunglasses

@G3LDY

2 ай бұрын

they want to feel how soft your hands are lol

@sloww06gto

2 ай бұрын

And make sure you piss on your hand first.

@mcgee1864

2 ай бұрын

​@@sloww06gtoYou can't forget to scratch your butt crack really thoroughly before you piss on your hand though...😁👍

@user-kl8zp6mh6r

2 ай бұрын

Look him straight in the eyes while greeting, Give respect ,you get respect.

Going to an "Event" sounds very tiring and stressful. Probably needs to be avoided at all cost.

@mattbarrett41

2 ай бұрын

It depends on the event. Most clubs are 99% which are just regular guys who don’t take “the life” seriously. You have vets, civil servants, or just regular people who like to ride together. Just don’t be a dick. And not being a dick is just a great life lesson. If it’s sponsored by a 1% club, finish your drink and politely leave

@michaelbaja1854

2 ай бұрын

@@mattbarrett41 Been to a lot of different events over the years and never really seen or experienced major problems. The Demon's Row channel makes it seem like you need to walk on eggs because these guys all have hair-triggers. I never go to an event where I am not welcome and never disrespect anybody. In life you use common sense.

@mattbarrett41

2 ай бұрын

@@michaelbaja1854- I’ve only had one issue. I was a HOG (Harley Owners Group) member. I moved into a new area, did the monthly meet up at the local HD dealership. Found out real quick that the dealership was 1% club owned. It wasn’t a meetup/BBQ it was more like a job interview and Q&A to bring 99% riders to the 1% or at least make them active supporters of the club. Never seen anything like it. Clubs should be elite, not something that someone should be pressured into. I finished my burger and left.

@5riversdeep628

2 ай бұрын

@@michaelbaja1854 Yea man, I agree. No one should want to go to a party hosted by high strung A holes who see disrespect everywhere they look. I've been to a few events over the years myself, and most guys are pretty chill, but there are some hothead loudmouths who always have something to say.

@MrKrwillis72

2 ай бұрын

@@mattbarrett41 Normally I would agree wholeheartedly, but my local vet club are WAY MORE disrespectful than local 1% club. The vets run through town acting like the county owes them a debt of gratitude or some shit. I know this isn't the norm, but it's what happens here.

My club has gained a lot of respect and love from alot of the Big Dawg MCs, and the times that we have been invited and showing up to any gathering I have always made sure that all of my guys shook hands and acknowledge every single person in there whether they were patched in or a prospect we made sure everyone was given respect and acknowledged, there was this one event where a couple of the big dogs had to check one of their own and I myself made sure none of my guys didn't have any wondering eyes. At the end of the day it's all about respect, if we're respected enough to get the invitation we always make sure to show the same amount of respect forward

@bulldawg5455

Ай бұрын

Why not have some self-respect and don't go to parties where you will be treated like field hands in the first place?

Most important thing you should never do is go.

@DanDan10101

2 ай бұрын

Why

@Archy11102

2 ай бұрын

@@DanDan10101 Because it's a stressful environment where you need to look out for bunch of MC rules, and it's generally a waste of time - time that you could spend riding.

@DanDan10101

2 ай бұрын

@Archy11102 why would they invite you to go to thier parties? Non criminal group also have all those rules?

@rhoadiecamo

2 ай бұрын

​​ Yes, they have an insane amount of rules. The mafia has rules. They're are criminal organization

@markedmunds1966

Ай бұрын

@@DanDan10101Well I don’t hang out with clowns for one.

Solid advice. My brother who is in a 1% club will always say, "Stay in your line"

This is my personal opinion, I am not a club member but I may or may not have been to a few parties, i’m not responding for clout or to rep anyone either or boast I am saying this only for the people who don’t know better My advice to someone who wants hang around MC’s especially as an Outsider or first timer is to: Be Stoic & Be Invited you also gotta mind your own business, never ask questions & If someone comes around dropping names, I pretend i don’t know who they are talking about period, even if I know the person being talked about, In my books telling your buddy is still snitching & You are just a guest As a guest, it’s not your Business it’s their Business period “Show Respect or Wrecked” is not just a saying it’s a Unwritten Rule So Enjoy yourself but always be respectful Peace

Don’t touch the clubhouse door. Ya better be someone’s ole lady or else. Do not fall asleep and don’t disrespect someone ❤️

went to a club party that a buddy of mine was part of. I was invited, but i didnt think and wore a shirt that had colors typically associated with one of the other big clubs. luckily i just got talked to about it, i bought a support shirt and wore that and the rest was good.

@DemonsRow

2 ай бұрын

yea ive seen sports team shirts an im like thats a stretch

@brendanoneil3489

16 күн бұрын

...don't wear red and white in Outlaws areas, and no black and white in HA areas.

Sose The Ghost!!! Glad to see you have been doing well my brother, sorry that I have been absent I had to deal with some business if you know what I mean. Glad to be back.

Been to plenty of club parties and houses. Best advice I can give to anyone is introduce yourself and remember everyone's name. Even if you f up and a patched member gets in your face, as long as you stay cool and use their name, ie; "I'm sorry Bandit, I got carried away.." they'll go easy on you. Remembering someones name is the first respect you can show, and it lasts.

I only go to advertised events like poker runs and charity rides. I only speak when spoken to at a clubhouse and always respected where i am and all that are there. Im not special and behave humbly. I typically avoid the inside because I don't drink alcohol anymore. It also helps that many already know who and how i am. That makes me of no threat or problem. Biggest thing is respect and know your manners. Good information that you provide to those that have no idea.

Been invited to a local chapter’s party/clubhouse, but grew up around an MC from family ties I knew how to be respectful. Definitely knew I’d catch heat from not knowing my homies’ “name” and being on a crotch rocket haha but was a good time man. Got a lot of questions from being military, but my two homies introduced me to a lot of the other members and gave me a tour, it made everything smooth. Don’t be pressed if they’re asking you questions, you’re in their house, just be respectful. Prob best to stick w your people while you’re at the clubhouse too if you’re just an outsider.

Don't have an attitude, don't get shitfaced, don't check out an old lady, always support the bar / don't bring your own alcohol. Just a few things off off the top of my mind. Oh yeah don't ask questions about certain patches and mind your own business. Sometimes stupid hurts.

@randymack1782

2 ай бұрын

yeah, dont bring your own alcohol, but I once knew several guys in a club, they rode choppers, so stripped down bikes, but inside seat post tube would have a stainless steel tube inside, corked, and on bottom under frame, a golf tee plugged hose, take their cup, add alcohol as needed, but people never saw it getting filled as brother was only messing with his scoot, the tube could hold roughly 1/5 of favorite liquor, but dont do it, but thats how it was done to not be obvious

@dalepotter6918

2 ай бұрын

@@randymack1782 Yeah that was slick , but highly not recommended.

@randymack1782

2 ай бұрын

@@dalepotter6918 it was a minor 1% club, but has few dozen chapters over the USA, but 2 of them were 30+ year member of club, and they did that when going to other clubs party, whether major 1% or a minor 1% club

@dalepotter6918

2 ай бұрын

@@randymack1782 Yeah that's still wrong and they knew it

@timothydraper3687

2 ай бұрын

@@randymack1782 That's a brilliant idea, covert and not disrespectful, if other people are drinking as well, they're not going to give it too much thought.

Thanks for inviting me to your party Sose! I didn’t drink or talk to women 😅 Chatted for a while then left. One of the best stories I tell some people

@DemonsRow

2 ай бұрын

Thank you fir being down with me like that

I ride with a 99% club; it is written in the bylaws "we do not wear any support patches".

You forgot to say never to do an upper decker in the clubhouse bathroom.

@DemonsRow

2 ай бұрын

lol

@dr.richblackman

2 ай бұрын

Awww man those guys are uptight huh …bummer lol

@jacobkubacki2719

2 ай бұрын

😂

@jacobkubacki2719

2 ай бұрын

At least don’t get caught but better not is the answer.

@knoname7778

2 ай бұрын

yessir,,,upper deckers are a no-no🤣

Man I don't want to get curb stomped by multiple bikers for making the smallest mistake. Can't lie I would he doing my own thing staying out of trouble enjoying my beer from a comfortable distance with many smoke breaks inbetween outside to not anger anyone.

It helps to know more than just 1 guy. It really helps if you keep your cool at all times, showing aggression fear or discomfort could hurt. And I can't say if it was somewhat unconventional or not but before leaving I would go back to some higher ups that I talked to and ask if there is something I could help with before leaving. I always thought it to be really rude to get invited and then leave without notice.

I used to ride in Oakland California in the 90’s and ran in to HA several times. Never had an issue. Been past their club. Scary to just go by.

Lol. In the early 80s I was a good lawyer who represented a bunch of Outlaws MC. I was also a state champ golden gloves boxing champ. They respected me and I respected them. I got invited to a bunch of Outlaw parties. Just be cool. Don’t be an asshole and don’t play the tough guy. Those were the funnest parties I was ever at. Treat them cool and they will treat you cool.

Bottom line if you’re in someone else’s environment, show respect in their way. Just like when going to a different country, you should do your best to respect their culture. Same thing with the MC world.

As a member of an MC I only go to other club parties if my entire club is invited. I have not witnessed a breakout of a fight in 25 years. Your phone information is important. Many clubs react poorly to pictures. What you've outlined is just common sense. But, unfortunately many people today seem to lack common sense.

@joelc9439

2 ай бұрын

Even back then some people would do some silly things...

Not a member of an MC, just ride with other people that enjoy motorcycles. Been invited to attend events and been approached with the idea of potentially prospecting but respectfully declined. Been on large rides that MC’s have been a part of but never had an issue with any of them. Been to biker bars where members of MC’s would be present. Respect is mutual. I usually just kept to myself unless they initiated conversation or approached me. Then i would converse with them just as I would any other person.

I went to an all black MC party. My Prez said stay with me and don't say anything unless you're spoken to. This party was off the hook! They were grilling out and giving us food and beer. As a prospect they didn't mess with me at all. They had a lot of vendors there selling all types of merch. My Prez had me help one of their prospects pick up some garbage that spilled. A great community of bikers! The thing is as long as you're cool and follow the rules you're all good.

Be very careful around the members’ or any girls that are wearing club colors. My buddy got stomped out for putting his hand on the small of the back of one of the girls that belonged to a nomad. He was married too. He had no reason to be even talking to her.

@marylyon4632

Ай бұрын

Girls don’t wear club ‘colors’ that might be lucky enough to have a property patch

@jeffjeff0828

15 күн бұрын

@@marylyon4632 I think you’ve mis spoken. I’ve actually been and that’s a real story. The girls and even hang arounds wear red and white at the parties I’ve been to. I think you might be trying to over emphasize my words.

You responsible for who you bring. Plain and simple.

I hate it when someone takes more than one cookie or brownie before all the other club members have had a chance to get one. And coasters! Put that can of Dr Pepper on a coaster. That’s an antique coffee table, mister.

Yes, I have, but all I can say is mind your business, no weapons or locked bags for respect. Don't drink beyond stupid. Bottom line is respect.

It's like anywhere else you go in life. There's etiquette. MC's are no different.

I was at a public ride/get together for a local club and a guy was telling me that this weeks ride was better than last weeks. I inquired as to why and he said that he got yelled at for taking some photos. I asked what the host club of the other party was. It was 1% club. I marveled at how he was surprised. My experience around that club at an event or out on the road has only been positive, I think thats because I'm obviously a civilian and I've shown respect.

A friend of mine was sitting next to a member of one of the top 1% clubs... They were drinking and having a good time laughing and joking.. everything was cool... A few months later he saw the same 1% at another bar.. went up to him and say hi remember me we were hanging out a couple weeks ago... The 1% responded. "Just get away from me man"... My idiot friend did not take the hint.. no man remember we were hanging out a couple weeks ago..BAM! My friend got knocked out...lol ... I was on vacation with my girlfriend in key largo.. we met these two other couples that were bikers they were not wearing their colors but I had a sense they were 1 percenters... We had a great time joking and laughing.. as apparently they had been taking something to make them feel real good... Everything went well and they were heading down to key West the next day... The next morning I went to the lobby to get something and ran into them and said... Good luck have a safe trip down to key West.. and they just stared at me like they did not remember me at all!! Apparently whatever they were on was some pretty good stuff.. as they didn't even remember me from the night before lol

@user-kt8dy7pc8n

2 ай бұрын

The line "Otis my man" from animal house comes to mind

90% of what you said is pure common sense and knowing how to be polite in public... I see those rules being applicable anywhere. Great vid.

When I was in high school I went out with a girl whose father was a 1%er (won’t mention the club). Unfortunately she didn’t mention this to me. I picked her up one Saturday afternoon and he was home with his vest on. 16 year old me stayed respectful. Shook his hand, called him sir and we moved on.

Heavy metal parties are always live af! Our camp out is next month!

Ive been around a lot of Bandidos and Mongols and have never had any problems. They get rowdy and wild but as long as you treat everyone with respect and dont get out of line they're fun dudes to hang around occasionally. Its not a life i want to live everyday but its fun to dip a toe in their world.

If you’re hanging out with anyone that follows these rules as a responsible law abiding citizen ya need to find some new acquaintances. These aren’t civil behaviors Don’t hang out in the kitchen if you don’t want to cook.

The support shirt rule rings true. I was sitting in a bar and a dude walked in wearing a HAMC support shirt in OMC territory. My buddy is former OMC and gave him as friendly a warning as possible. Dude told my buddy to fuck off so a call was made. The tough guy got stomped in the bathroom and his shirt torn off.

First thing you should do at a Motorcycle "club" party ... LEAVE ... Or you will face a bunch of grown ass men being fashion police and talk about how they don't like "rules" but make a bunch of their own. All the while having some superority complex about themselves.

I always went by myself. The older club members always protected me. They knew I wasn't there to find my next boyfriend. Just to have a good time. I always had a rule I don't date bikers , cops or attorney's. Nothing against the groups as a whole. Some of them don't make good boyfriends or husbands. Great friends just not great partners. I never asked questions and never heard or saw anything. Always had a lot of fun.

In West Virginia there's a woman only motorcycle club called Valkyries Ladies club they wear the 16's patch on their cut and try to boss around other clubs just because their boyfriends/husbands are members of the Pagans

As a patched member sgt at arms, it’s ol’lady… meaning number one wife/woman… it’s Not “Old Lady”. Don’t take pictures. Introduce yourself to everyone properly…as an invited person. I can’t stress enough how important it is to introduce yourself all around to everyone, but especially officers of the clubs… pres, vp, sgt, etc. Don’t interrupt. Wait patiently to introduce yourself.

@bulldawg5455

Ай бұрын

Oooh, you're sooo macho. I'll bet you got great scores on your GED and ASVAB.

@semperoccultus1969

Ай бұрын

@@bulldawg5455 Lol. Projection. Half of my life accomplishments would shame you down to carnival freak status. 🤣🖕🏻

I have a friend who was always a wild dude going all the way back to high school and him getting locked up at 16 for manslaughter. We were boys then and still to this day. Back in the late 90's we were in a local known bar and he was a prospect for a certain 1% club here where we live. We were all drinking having a great time and someone no one knew was also in the bar and being a drunk idiot and being "too friendly" with my boy. Now I knew it was going to end badly for the guy because my boy already told once and politely to stop putting his arm around him like they were buddies and hanging all over him. The drunk guy said he was sorry and it wouldn't happen again. Not even 10 minutes later drunk guy again throws his arm around my boy and is almost grabbing him in a headlock. Once again my boy politely told him to stop grabbing him and putting his arm around him. But this time he told him this was his last warning. He told him once before to stop and next time there will be no warning. Well as we all know drunk idiots like to do drunk idiot things and I looked up from my beer to see my boy looking at us with a smirk on his face and we all knew that our time at this bar is coming to an end because drunk idiot again had his arm around my boy. Like I said before this happened back in the late 90's when smoking was still allowed in bars and this bar had thick and heavy glass ashtray's and one of them was just shattered over drunk idiots face breaking his nose, causing a huge gash and knocking him out. At the spot we went to next someone asked my boy why he did what he did and he told him "First off I've been to prison and men don't hang all over men like that. He's lucky he got a warning. Second I don't know him and I didn't appreciate him throwing his arms all over my cut. I'm only a prospect but he's got no right to touch anything I wear. So he's lucky he even got a second warning" The club he was prospecting for Sargent At Arms was there with us along with another full patch member and they said they appreciated him trying to diffuse a situation because he's a prospect by, but they wouldn't have had any problem if he laid him out the second he put his arm around him. About a month later he became a full patched member and is still with the club to this day. Moral of the story is don't get drunk and too friendly with people you don't know. And if they ask you nicely to stop doing something, stop doing it because continuing will be bad for your health. But also don't be surprised if you don't even get a warning and end up picking your teeth up of the ground if your run into the wrong person or group of people.

My first and only club party, i was hanging around a bit, and was talking to the president (he had started the conversation). Im Native American and Black, (its relevant eventually). A group of guys showed up, no one really knew who invited them, but they brought a bunch of liquor and beer so they were allowed in but they kept an eye on them. They had a huge problem with me because of my skin color, and tried telling the others that i needed to go as it was a ehote boy party and i wasnt white. They let them know it was time to go and a big fight started. The big shit talker was knocked to the ground but not knocked out. As he was getting up he decided to bite the calf of the presidents ol lady, who was in the fight too, swinging fists and bottles. Dude took a good chunk out of her calf, and then tried running out of the fight with his other buddies. Idk what got into my head but i ran after that dude and hit him in the back ofnthe head with a pair of brass knuckles. A couple others came out and we dumped his unconscious body into a nearby bog area. Im sure im missing a buncb of details but after that night i got a fair amount of respect from the clubs upper mantle.

@charleyshack

2 ай бұрын

Isn’t it a major rule, don’t get involved in club affairs?

Love the channel Ghost! Keep the videos flowing, respect

@DemonsRow

2 ай бұрын

Thanks! Will do!

I grew up around casual bikers, as well as a few MC members, but never joined anything myself (nor plan to) I ride an Eahora M1PS Knight which is a 4000w E Motorcycle that looks like a chopper. I give as much respect to other riders as I can and luckily, despite having a dorky ebike, have got nothing but respect back from everyone.

MC' have rules and as outsiders or prospects we shall respect them. If members accept us, know at what level. Don't let any person make us say bad things about MC's or their members.

Used to go to BREED parties a lot. They were the most insane times I ever had !

I wouldn't go due to being socially awkward. I'm often accused of being some type of federal law enforcement officer as well. For me to go to a an outlaw MC party would be asking for some trouble I'm not looking to have.

@carbonEYE007

2 ай бұрын

Don’t be a pussy

who would be higher up in the hierarchy a prospect or an ol lady ? specifically an ol lady thats with president,vice pres,sgt at arms..etc and clubs are different, but in a general sense who'd be higher up on the totem pole ? To me i think ol lady should be below prospect even if they are with a higher up, but that's just my opinion

@DemonsRow

2 ай бұрын

ol lady is not a member its not even close a prospect

@eibbor171

2 ай бұрын

@@DemonsRow ok, i just remember from 1 your older videos and it was just with some clubs the ol lady had some sway in the club cause she's with a higher up. So as a hypothetical lets say an ol lady was going to boss around a prospect and the prospect basically tells her to fuck off how would that go down ? would the ol lady get corrected or would they take her side cause well 🍆💦🐱🤤

@brendanoneil3489

16 күн бұрын

@@DemonsRow I knew and ex 'ol lady,' ex uk HA. She said the worst thing was never being able to plan anything ahead like holidays or events as the club always came first, even before family. Why they are 1%.

Rule #3 - In today's technology, if you're recording with your phone you can have it uploaded to the "cloud" and even if someone takes your phone and destroys it, the video, picture, whatever is up somewhere and still accessible (could be on someone's OneDrive, Google Drive, or a social media app).

We need a video on that new Tom Hardy biker movie coming out

@DemonsRow

2 ай бұрын

tom hardy?

@valpostreetart

2 ай бұрын

The Bikeriders... It's supposedly the story of the Outlaws MC

@nickc7320

2 ай бұрын

Concur

@HodgeySYL81

2 ай бұрын

​@@DemonsRowya sose it's the Bikerriders movie about the true story of the outlaws MC about some photographers photos he took while hanging out with the club it looks pretty good, Austin Butler is in it and Norman Reedus, Tom Hardy

Never, under any circumstances, put a turd in the punchbowl.

@tmayorca8770

2 ай бұрын

Especially a floater

Can we a get video on how to introduce yourself to a club or how to get to ride with a club for events not necessarily trying to join but basically participate with them on rides

@DemonsRow

2 ай бұрын

It was my last video or the one before i talked about that

Probably not something that does need to be a role, but do not hit on an old lady. The best thing you can do at these parties, especially if it is your first time, just sit and chat. Have a beer, be polite and respectful(like you should be at any party). If you behave yourself, and don't act like a moron, they will probably invite you to another party down the road. Think of that first party like a test, if you act like a d***, try to cause trouble etc, you will never go back there again.

Definitely try to make friends by calling everyone "bro" or "brother".

When I was dating my wife, we'd go to a place where bikers would be. I never said anything. Next thing I knew, I'd have a biker or two challenge me to a game of pool. The loser had to buy beers for the winner. Naturally I had to buy the beer. They were very cool with me.

I've been invited to a couple Club parties when I lived in Jersey. I didn't know anyone, just happened to be hanging out in the right place at the right time and they thought I was cool. Shake some hands and drop some money in the jar, everything will be cool 👍

You've never been to a house party, where anyone can just show up? We used to pay rent that way in college. Get a couple kegs, and a stack of solo cups. $5 a cup. All you can drink. Halloween and stuff, you'd wander from one house to another, just like bar hopping. It was a blast. Never really had issues, cause there were five of us, and all our friends acted like bouncers. Idk, college towns are different.

@DemonsRow

2 ай бұрын

Im from the bronx and i didnt go to college our house parties are different lol

@danielmartin531

Ай бұрын

I'd go to house parties with a couple of my friends and was usually 10$ a head and never had issues until the cops inevitably showed up to break up the party. This was the early-mid 2000's I miss those days....

@multipletanksyndrome

Ай бұрын

@@DemonsRow You gotta go to a little college town, like Syracuse, Chapel Hill, or Lawrence KS.

I'm a Non affiliate was invited to a clubhouse party in MA. (Have known and been vouched by multiple members). A few girls non affiliated started recording videos and being alittle too drunk. Seen a higher up club member walk over take both phones and fastball them into the brick wall.

These are rules for life not just biker parties. Either you get it or you do not . If you do not -and you persist, you will soon learn the hard way. Such is life

@DemonsRow

2 ай бұрын

Very true

In the name of Jesus Christ we are all equal especially in children eyes...we love you all becareful around each other Comunities & MAY GOD BLESS YOU GUY'S....❤

@DemonsRow

18 күн бұрын

God bless

As teenie I was on a party from one of the big clubs. This was because a lot older friend was well known by them as he was living above their main pub. He was not a member, but a hooligan from a respected crew at this time. I was sitting there with him in a corner (inside the pub) and drinking beer. It was nighttime and the pub didnt have an outside area. After some time, I dont even know why, some of them had a short brawl. Chairs were thrown. The loser of the confrontation was even thrown against the frontwindow (streetside). And it was not breaking as I assume it was security glas. The pub owner didnt care. Other members were splitting them very casual. All events happened very fast. Some of their ladys were cleaning everything, as some glasses broke. The chairs were also picked up by them. My friend and I were completely ignored the whole time. Since then I assume big motorcycle clubs ignore you as long you dont disturb their business/life. Crazy but cool evening. Still remember it very well.

I’ve been invited to a couple of club parties here in Oz, both times with the Rebels MC. I started talking to a guy at the bar about football turns out he was the prez of a local chapter, he invited me and friend to an after party at the clubhouse… Went back, minded my own business until he offered me a seat at his table with a group of girls… I made sure to pay for my own drinks and not take anything else offered but I was invited back anytime I was in the area.

Rule 7 goes for any outlaw group. Best thing to remember is if you know someone worth knowing involved in any 1% community (not just MCs), those people don’t want others to know that you know them.

I have went to several party's I showed them respect for the club I never asked any questions I just had a great time with the club show ml&r it'll go a long way I left my phone in the car

In my 12 years of supporting a Dimond club I was never asked to disarm myself. One of my favorite signs I the CH was(This is the wrong place to find out you have a drinking problem) lol

There must be a lot of complicated ins and outs to being invited to a club party. Didnt think that would get in the way of having a drink, having a laugh, and leaving but maybe its just not that everybody has a sense of humor or knows how to temper themselves to not be "That guy". Surely it can't be THAT difficult to show up and not piss everyone off.

I learned quick , never put your arm over the top rocker when you shake and go in for the bro hug. Shake and put your arm on the shoulder at most

Watched like 25 black and white members run down on a dude wearing a red and white support shirt in reno at street vibrations last year! That's why you need to get some Demons Row support gear!!! Won't get you caught up and you can still look gangster

I have one pet peeve someone coming up to me who I don’t know who calls me, brother and slaps me on my back especially my patch. That shit is totally totally unappropriate and it just:

It was something when I was in my 20s 30s and 40s now I'm still alive and 72 yesterday I now ride and hang out alone

@DemonsRow

15 күн бұрын

Happy belated birthday

Dont go. As simple as that. You dont need the headache over their million rules. Better use the time to enjoy the riding.

Idk what’s going on in the west coast but my brother is a diamond of a 1% mc in Philly and I go in partes or whatever with my knife as I do every day, everywhere I go. and as far as the support gear, I got into a small situation once with a rival mc because of it and my brother and his guys were right next there to back me up.

I was at ojos locos in ATX in my early 20s…had just finished Sons of Anarchy (which was my only “insight” to what an MC according to Hollywood did) Loved the show and a MC walks in. I order a bucket of beers and walk over to their table because I’m genuinely curious and they seemed pretty tamed. We hung out a bit over a couple of beers and talked/laughed…the VP says, hey we’re gonna meet tomorrow at xyz and have a big party, swing by if you can. I read a few other guys looks but didn’t say anything. I said sure and politely made my way back to my table. I knew better with those looks from a few rougher looking dudes than to show up.

I've never been to a MC party it would be interesting to go to one day just for the experience