here is the link to the full Spotify audio anchor.fm/west-coast-street-knowledge/episodes/Luis-J-rodriguez-e1cmaf0

@ryegee9464

2 жыл бұрын

Were the KZread live gil

@shine-on-tv8082

2 жыл бұрын

You should make the video only q 10 minutes carnal if you look it up statics show people only have a 10 minute attention span on youtube that's why alot of these bloggers only do videos for 10 minutes at a time. Just wanted to let you know carnal. But I like what your doing for the Raza and I liked this guys interview.

@AllegedlyButAlsoReally

2 жыл бұрын

@@ryegee9464 the live is unlocked for members of the channel on KZread, but u can listen to the full version on Spotify.

@tonybanditalvarado1689

2 жыл бұрын

Good interview, wish he would of talked about animal tribe…

Read his book always running in high school. It changed my perspective on the lifestyle and how destructive it can be. Thank you for writing that book and shedding light on the issues facing our people.

@englishcool247

2 жыл бұрын

likewise...I was locked up

One of the coolest podcast I’ve heard in a long time. Time just flew listening to this one had a great time homeboy practically took me way back when.

True O.G. Luis Rodriguez! I read his book when I was a yungster. He grew up around the area of my hometown South Gate, Ca. Great interview Gil. 👍

This was a legendary interview, American Cholo. You are doing an amazing job for the cultura and it’s a tragedy you’re not getting the attention and views you deserve. Keep going on homie, you will prosper eventually.

@AMERICANCHOLO

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Hermano 🙏

@Vic2O9

2 жыл бұрын

I agree, raza is always looked over but there’s no stopping American cholo 💪🏼

@Vic2O9

2 жыл бұрын

I agree, raza is always looked over but there’s no stopping American cholo 💪🏼

@adrianadrian4723

2 жыл бұрын

SERIO🇲🇽

@SevenHunnid

2 жыл бұрын

I smoke weed everyday so I decided to make my habit into something productive so now i smoke weed on my KZread channel xD

I remember reading always running while I was doing time in a juvenile detention center ...really good book that helped the time pass and I could relate to alota the stories...he also wrote another book that had a lowrider or limo on the front that one was badass too

This is really good. So much history being talked about. Your viewers from the sgv are especially enjoying this man's interview.

Youngsters, get his book “Always Running” If you think you have it hard, Senor Rodriguez had it 5 times harder

Viva la Raza viva American Cholo 🇲🇽 💯

@Bh-jf2bu

Жыл бұрын

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Gil my dad was a white low rider from lynwood, The used to call it “Lilly white lynwood” but that had already came to an end in my dads time, Most of the whites had moved to Lakewood at this point were they still are today, Not on no racist shit just on some decent neighborhood shit, My question would be why than are these Nieghbor hoods in the condition there in now? Lakewood’s still the way I remember it as a child but lynwood ah hell no, It’s interesting how when the mischievous Chicano kids are talked about they were misled, Good at heart… BUT when the whites are spoken of it’s just pure racism, Mischief is just that, Evil is just that, Color don’t matter

I read his book when I was 15 in 2003 at the high school library. And his book grabbed my attention and to this day I remember certain parts of his books

I could heard these OG all day I had had read his books he is been tru alot in his life wish him the best on his new adventure in life going for Governor of Califas .:

A living legend 🙏

Saludos desde El Salvador, I read the big homies book, and related to his book, and it made me see a bigger picture about why I found myself in jail as a teenager ...fire Camp Routh

Juaritoz el paso❤️ much love and respect mi raza

Respect to the og I grew up in south San Gabriel too

Makes me proud to carry the Rodriguez last name. Im a writer, not the same material but working on it.

Great interview, 💯

Good interview homie . Needs too be on here more .

Thats my favorite book ALWAYS RUNNING

Much love to Luis Rodriguez ElPaso/juaritos elpachuco town:) ElPaso Juarez and eastLosAngeles will always be linked to each other both in pachuco history and cholo history true O.G’sin the game!!!!!!!

Very good interview!!

Good interview!

Love these old school vatos that have overcome! Man this is gold!

Everyone's experiences differ. My Chicano grandparents grew up in Compton and Boyle Heights in the 30s. Both WW2 vets. They often talked about black vs brown, and their hate and struggle against the former.

This was a hell of a podcast

speaking of Cholo's, I'm 65 years old and I remember that the cholo's dressed much different. cholo's didn't wear sneakers or jerseys. I remember Pendaton's and Imperial shoes.

Good content bro

Shared on Facebook

Good vid💯

My grandparents were born in East Los Angeles in the 20s. My hair would get long, my abuelito would say - Corte el pelo, pareces Pachuco! This is a great interview. Muchisimas Gracias Carnál

@alexa.3715

2 ай бұрын

Aqui se decia, pareces quinqui.

Read this book in juvenile. first book of thousands probably because of how this one attracted my imagination… Well written Makes You Really Believe You Are In The Book. Thanks Luis 👊🏽 Con Todo Respeto ✊🏽

Im going to look up this mans audiobooks.. history 💯

That's right! We need a person to govern our state that really reps the majority of us. He understands our needs, our morals. Not these elitist dirt bags who live off of the tax payers.

Where's the full interview?? Damn!

New listener..🙏🙏🙏

Chingon videos homie

Wow I can relate to his relationship with his dad alot that’s crazy

EL PASO Y CIUDAD JUAREZ 💯🔥🔥🔥

103 Rd LA County CA USA Varrio Lomas Rifa El Monte Flores

Ey homie you should try interviewing Victor Villaseñor the author he also has good stories. Good stuff homeboy

@ocroger3031

2 жыл бұрын

@R A This author can take us way back, good author

In the South San Gaberiel/Rosemead/San Gaberiel area you were either Bartlett St ,Earle St, Sangra or Lomas.

I REMEMBER READING ALWAYS RUNNING IN THE HOLE I GOT LUCKY FINDING THIS BOOK AND AZTEC AUTUMN I RE-READ BOTH THEM BOOKS REPEATEDLY , BROWN AND PROUD

@ramongutierrez8755

2 жыл бұрын

2 of my favorite books. The first book Aztec was really good too

@conastycorleone5261

2 жыл бұрын

How was the Aztec Autumn book I read the first Aztec book upstate on the mainline on A yard Wasco 2012 it was wild from the Aztec Empress who killed her lovers and wore they're skin to the main guy Michtli Getting Drugged and tooken advantage by his sister who later gets deformed and made into a freak show

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Legends in Culture...Norte..Paisas💯🙏

Chuco Town / Juaritos( J-Town) where the Pachucos came from.

@noahtee8616

2 жыл бұрын

Nah it started, in LA

@916bigAl

2 жыл бұрын

@@noahtee8616 In his book he says most Mexicans who settled in Cali came from chihuahua

@speedyblaster94

2 жыл бұрын

@@noahtee8616 …..Nel ese. Juarez,Mex/El Paso,Tejas

@StreetCertified

2 жыл бұрын

The term pachuco started in Texas bit LA developed its own style of pachucos by their slang of spanglish and tailored suits and eventually ca.e up with the cholo culture, and also the lowering culture. All that started in LA..

@lynwoodloco77

2 жыл бұрын

@@noahtee8616 I was born in Los and my granpa was a Pachuco but he was born in Juarez and my dad in El Paso aka Chuco. Pachucos came from over there.

My dad was detached...we were all missing the Rite of Passage Colonel 🙏💯

I have one of them cards he speaks about in an old photo album from my uncles.

@AMERICANCHOLO

2 жыл бұрын

Very cool !

Remember reading that book in 7th grade

💯

Saludos

Gangster Gucci shot me this way, I'm fucking with you. I just subbed

@AMERICANCHOLO

2 жыл бұрын

Right on my man..Gucci A Good Dude...

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wow! Real One!

Shoutout to the barrio I grew up on El Monte.

You should look into Victor Villasenor out of San Diego

I've always wondered about this topic.. just like today these youngsters ain't cholos or dress like them but they are still baby gangsters in there own way shoutouts to pro club basketball shorts for starting the new dress code!! 💯💯

Karlos Paez, from the B-Side Players Gil.. Get that foo interview

Chin from San Gabriel Valley

Read his book in camp

How about we present: from the barrio to the board-room or also mas firme?

The blacks that listen to rap music need to stop addressing Mexicans as “eses” no Mexicans ever say look at those eses over there. If they referring to mexican gangsters address them like any Mexicans would “cholos”

Pachuco and Cholo become a political parties

FROM ALL THE INTERVIEWS I NEVER HEAR ANYONE TALK ABOUT THE ANIMAL TRIBE AND HOW SOUTH SAN GABRIEL WAS EARLE STREET DUKES

WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE BOOK

j town and ept P/V

Man who didn’t read his book in juvenile hall

Spider aqium

Why'd you split it up?

@AMERICANCHOLO

2 жыл бұрын

The average viewing time for All videos is about 5 miniutes...many people loose focus..and miss out on the Content...it will be on spotify soon full audio..also members of channel get the perk of getting the entire video...

@sergiodelburquevelasquez5666

2 жыл бұрын

@@AMERICANCHOLO oh ok. I listen to long videos like that when I'm working at night.

@AMERICANCHOLO

2 жыл бұрын

@@sergiodelburquevelasquez5666 open.spotify.com/show/2AE13QunoJFer2HP1zzYao

@sergiodelburquevelasquez5666

2 жыл бұрын

@@AMERICANCHOLO Orale. Thank you.

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Something s are better Left in the pass.

I met this vato back in 05 at greenhill washington states y.a