why don’t he let the guest tell his own story

@kingsofkingsservant9734

Жыл бұрын

That how Alphabet boys train them too get them get more information, so in guest mind they think they know all the information already,so offer more info with ease.

@kennyb1691

Жыл бұрын

1:47 sec in.. I'm thinking.. Y the fuc r u telling his life's story.. Let cuz tell it himself.. Vlad....?? Talk to ya boi..

@dripptavis

Жыл бұрын

Wondered the same thing.

@alldaymcclay2972

Жыл бұрын

5 minutes into the interview and the Guest has yet to speak

@ksolo101

Жыл бұрын

I had the same thought… glad gotta get his team head on their shoulders

For those wondering, 6:20 is when the guest is allowed to start talking.

@nossoeltalentoso7228

Жыл бұрын

Thank you

@shaksmartmurals8212

Жыл бұрын

Lol thanks

@bigkeezo

Жыл бұрын

🙏🏾 😂

@candidomoreno

11 ай бұрын

Who is this guy like let the guest talk

@lilred3688

11 ай бұрын

Wish I would have seen this 6:20 ago lol who is this guy and where is Vlad??

I wish Vlad did this interview. Whenever Cavario does an interview its 75% cavario talking, 25% guest. Dude takes foreeeeeeeeeeever getting to his point.

@michaelcorbin4976

3 ай бұрын

His voice starts getting so annoying

@olofcarlsson3731

2 ай бұрын

At least he doesn´t say "Ok" after every answer the guest gives.

This had potential to be one of the best interviews but I couldn’t finish watching it because I hate to see a man with such a great heart and story get interrupted every few seconds. I almost made it an hour. I will watch home elsewhere

@rks5457

Жыл бұрын

With the dumbest comments too. Insisting that he HAS to interject with some dumb sht about how he's a gangsta too. Then he jus gets sht wrong wrong LA specific sht. And how bout this dude trying to do a brief intro and then goes on to speak a long azz wikipedia style article. This dude garbage

@WackoFromWaco

Жыл бұрын

Same I'm in 3 minutes and I'm out!!

@LucrativeLarry

Жыл бұрын

Shows you’re lack of discipline and thought process at this moment control yourself and watch the whole thing

@Chris-fy7qd

Жыл бұрын

​@@LucrativeLarrythe interviewer needs to control himself

@user-mk9oy3io9s

Жыл бұрын

​@theamateurofeverything yeah, since vlad usually only go after people who stories and success already had some type of attention, he need to make sure he does better and more structured interviews, if you aren't trying to be 1st atleast try to be the best

Bro who is this talking? Why is he telling this man story when he’s right there! It’s an interview! Let this man talk. Vlad you gotta get someone else

@carlitowayz4925

Жыл бұрын

Making me 😴

@dannygonzalez6768

Жыл бұрын

Where you from foo

@IAmDamiani

5 ай бұрын

It’s Peter Pankey. 😂 why not Vlad tho?

The art of interviewing is knowing how to guide your guest into telling his best story, while you using the fewest words possible and successfully guiding your guest to the right path

@mlad5274

8 ай бұрын

Even the beginning its likes wtf is going on? Whos interviewing who? Shame

Never EVER tell a man he can’t show his true emotions. Wtf. He has every right to want to cry happy tears.

@ronpoirier2763

Жыл бұрын

Men should be & are stoic, we suffer in silence. There's nothing more pathetic than seeing a grown man cry, especially in public. I'm not talking about getting a little choked up and rubbing away a couple tears. On those very rare occasions you need to have a cry...be a man and go cry in the shower where no one can see or hear you.(as with everything in life, there are a few exceptions, death in the family...etc)

@giovannib1866

11 ай бұрын

@@ronpoirier2763 😂😂😂😂 👎

@margusmees5720

11 ай бұрын

@@ronpoirier2763 noob

@ronpoirier2763

11 ай бұрын

@@margusmees5720 You go right ahead and cry in front of your girl because of your feely-feels. She'll say it's ok and that you should be in touch with your emotional side. In secret she'll lose respect for you. It's just the way it is.(loved ones dying & things like that are the exception)

@margusmees5720

11 ай бұрын

@@ronpoirier2763 noob

5 minutes into the interview and the interviewer is doing all the talking lol

@hrdstyle

Жыл бұрын

My exact thoughts. Terrible interviewing.

@lagosfury5142

Жыл бұрын

HE wants to be the star of the show...he is like this in most interviews he has done...he wants to be the one everybody listens to9

@What-cs6jd

Жыл бұрын

Relax

@LucrativeLarry

Жыл бұрын

Isn’t he in interviewer ???? Read what you wrote kinda just defeating you’re argument in one line 😂

@LucrativeLarry

Жыл бұрын

@@hrdstyleyou would do better ???

How dare you tell this man "cut that shit out"!? Let the man feel his own emotions AND tell his own tale ffs.

@ericramirez2769

Жыл бұрын

For reals

@louiealouie

9 ай бұрын

Yeah this interviewer is a loser weirdo. Wants to interview people only to hear himself talk. This is the exact opposite of who should be interviewing people.

@dvoraaronson8417

4 ай бұрын

He was not telling the guest to cut that shit out, he was telling the person that was videoing and was going to do the editing.

Some body please 🙏🏾 tell VLAD to redo this man's story..! Your host told the story like it was his.

@IAmDamiani

5 ай бұрын

The host is Peter Pankey lol

I hate the way this guy conducts his interviews. Take notes from Vlad my brother. Not allowing the man to feel his emotions was corny. Gangsters do cry!

@donsmithered5623

Жыл бұрын

I think he was being kinda sarcastic? 🤷🏼‍♂️ Saying it too highlight the BS of it. I could be wrong though ✌️

@johnchestnut9156

Жыл бұрын

Sounds like he was getting emotional too and said it to change lanes and not get choked up himself

Longest intro ever, get this interviewer outta here

Original 18 St is from LA. Not the Valley -Panorama City. Please clarify. Maybe in the 80’s they got to the valley but never started in the valley!

NEVER CUT OFF THE PERSON YOUR INTERVIEWING AT ANY POINT. ASK A QUESTION AND GET OUT OF THE WAY. CAN ALWAYS EDIT OUT LONG OR BAD RESPONSES

Why they ain’t letting him tell his story come on man 🤦🏾‍♂️

This is a solid, humbled, old school brother. I too did a large chunk of time in the joint and I can relate to many of his emotions and concepts. Happy to see this man is home and free.

@riothill2878

Жыл бұрын

That’s great but you both got fucked by the system when there are child molester and rapist who have never seen the inside of a cell

@jjccg9415

Жыл бұрын

You ever made love to a man?

@theeverydayillusion7790

Жыл бұрын

What yards you been on?

@charlieramz3126

Жыл бұрын

@@theeverydayillusion7790 All max joints in IL shorty. You?

@theeverydayillusion7790

Жыл бұрын

@@charlieramz3126 I still live at home with my momma. I'm a good boy

Let the man tell his own story

Bro let him tell his story. Vlad should have did this interview

@LucrativeLarry

Жыл бұрын

Vlads pretty annoying to say the least bit about him

@TheKcXiV

Жыл бұрын

@@LucrativeLarry when you get people like this, you just have to let them talk and keep talking lol

I’m glad Joey is alive and doing well . Wish nothing but the best for him and his family .

@joeytorrey6293

7 ай бұрын

Homeless

The interviewer is not meant for Vlad interviews. How many plp need to complain to end this? This is a tragedy to waste an amazing interview on this interviewer: he destroyed it

@dylanthomas2288

4 ай бұрын

Vlad is trying to be more "inclusive"

Would’ve liked to have Vlad cover this one. Almost lost me with the monologue for 6 and a half minutes to start, recapping the whole story at once

Joey has great stories and the heart of a mountain lion, his story deserves 1 million views

@CarlosPineda-hk6op

Жыл бұрын

He deserves prison for the all the innocent lives he took his creation

Vlad bro wtf… I don’t care if we have to wait a year for you to do it stop letting these clowns ruin the interviews

Let that man talk and tell his story!!

Wow man I have to say this is one of the best interviews Ive ever seen 🙏🏾💪🏾👏🏾

USE ME AS A “FIRE THIS INTERVIEWER” BUTTON

This man is a prime example on how Love doesn’t see color/ ethnicity, and also how to help yourself to be able to help others! God bless you, Joey✝️

@joeytorrey6293

7 ай бұрын

Homeless

@israelisreal7781

7 ай бұрын

@@joeytorrey6293 huh?

Facinating testimony! It is worthy of a big screen hollywood film AND should be produced. My Brother, Joey Torres, keep doing what you’re doing. You’re an inspiration to all walks. Like you said, “ You gotta look forward, not backward.” And Mr. VLAD, you’ve had some remarkable interviews on this channel, but this one is definitely in the top 5. And here’s a recommendation, let your interviewees tell their story, without getting interrupted 😊.

@Chris96186

Жыл бұрын

For someone who has seen some remarkable interviews on vladtv it's pretty funny that you don't realize this isn't vlad interviewing Joey. But I agree. He was pretty on point with his homework, but he interjects way too often and some of the shit was kind of rude. Like when Joey got emotional and he told him to knock it off because they're gangsters...

@MS-li5tp

Жыл бұрын

It’s not that I didn’t realize it wasn’t vlad doing the interview (which I didn’t, I’d admit), but it’s HIS channel and should reinforce a standard with any of his delegate interviewers.

@WStatuz23

9 ай бұрын

@@MS-li5tpif you didn’t hear the “…Ok” 2 mins in shouldve known that isn’t Vlad

@joeytorrey6293

7 ай бұрын

Homeless

Wtf why was this done like this why isnt this man telling his story

If in 72 he was 12 and 18thST started in 65 how in the F did he help start or start 18st?

@marcoperez2844

11 ай бұрын

You’re definitely right I think he probably was a founder of a new click in the 70’s

@Mr.213Eyee

2 ай бұрын

​@@marcoperez2844Joey is apart of the first generation Tiny Winos click of WS 18th

If someone says he/she doesn't want to touch on a subject like example "Allegedly Mexican Mafia" and you ask a different question same topic and he/she still doesn't want to touch the specific subject, move on.. Dope a$$ interview! A BOXER YOU'RE DOPE, KEEP WORKING!

@Mannie_Sanchez92

Жыл бұрын

FR. Especially prison politics.

Mannnn where vlad at?? 🤦🏾🤦🏾🤦🏾

@BlueJayFromDa9

Жыл бұрын

Exactly what I said….I’m 5 mins in and I’m about to click off

Should have just done a documentary if you telling his story

Idk how these dudes who r wrongfully convicted or get done like this and spend so much time in prison can b so dam humble after bein done so wrong ✊

@jeffmiller3499

Жыл бұрын

You would if you were them. Being bitter only hurts yourself. Plus, when you're in a cage for so long, anything besides that is Christmas.

@alecksmedina9304

Жыл бұрын

The alternative is worse

The Interviewer is definitely not made for this. Fire him and get a decent one, Vlad!

Dude is sitting there listening to this man tell him everything they brought him on to say….

Vlad, just watched your interview with Joey Torres. Wow! I've seen a hundred of your interviews and this one touched me. Mr. Torres and I have been in some of the same places. I never thought about this, but I think I would be a great person to interview. I had an awful childhood and was in the juvenile justice system at 14. I I did over 4 and a half years in CYA and 5 numbers in CA prisons. I believe I am the only convict in the USA who has had 2 separate life sentences in 2 different separate cases, under the 3 Strikes Law. I won appeals on both cases by way of my own legal arguments. I think I've been in 17 prisons. Following is a list of some of the infamous men I've met: Tex Watson, the Chowchilla kidnappers, Robert Downey Jr. (I was in a 63 man dorm with him for a year), I have met so many. The one who I believe will be most interesting to you and your viewers is Anton Singleton, aka Big Lurch. I was with him for almost 2 years and did some federal habeas appeals court stuff for him. I know his case intimately. I also have an awesome race story. Growing up in the system a white guy, it was a foregone concussion that I would end up prejudice. So bad to the point where I wouldn't even listen to black artists. Then I found a sister who I did not even know i had who lived near Oakland and liked black men.. I had 2 black nieces. One day I asked myself how I could hate blacks when I have black relitives who are blood relitives? Guess who my absolute favorite artist is? Tupac! I love him and God bless you for all of the related interviews you do. There was a happy ending for me. I finally figured out how to stay free, and I have been free over 4 years now. Anyway, Vlad, hit me up. I would love to be on your show. It would be fun and all of my stuff can be verified. You Rock. PS: Now I know the answer, "Do Dreams Come True". Staring at the world through my rearview. David Earl Schiltz 442.273.7323 .

@jajajajaitschris1950

6 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂 loser

@jajajajaitschris1950

6 ай бұрын

🤣😂😂😂😂😂 loser

A big Ez up from your homies from Eureka 18st! God bless u n the FAM!!!

A 1/2 Sicilian and 1/2 Boricua from NY started a Mexican gang 2000 miles away in Los Angeles 😂

@nuyorican91st

Жыл бұрын

And a cuban born in Cuba started the Latin kings in the east coast

@23JL

Жыл бұрын

😂

@nelsoncorrleone5128

Жыл бұрын

@@nuyorican91st Chicago is the Mid west

@younggizzle

Жыл бұрын

@@nelsoncorrleone5128 NY got they Chapter

@Francisco-nq7dv

Жыл бұрын

A chapter of it. The gang itself been around way before he was even born.

Prison is a time capsule,if your 20 with a 40 year sentence,at 60 years old still 20.

Respect for the former Clantones, 18St standing strong through it all even a green light and keeping they Black members. East Coast Crip.

Thanks for the encouragement today OG at my work!!!

This is really good 🔥🔥🔥🔥

18st was never an original barrio . The true history is taken from former LAPD officers reports that state that 18st was booted out of Clanton street which later would become Clanton 14 street, because according to reports they were rejected because they were not Mexican Americans . Once they got booted out they started by recruiting every ethnic race which has made them the biggest gang . True history look it up .

Loved this interview. It touched me as a white, female who grew up in a semi-wealthy family on so many levels. I want to learn about ppl and you gave me some insights. Thank you for opening up Joey. God Bless you ❤️

@Ti0midwest

Жыл бұрын

What would you like to learn ??? Does people of this background stories interest you I have plenty to tell

@mofoheltahskeltah

Жыл бұрын

Bahahaha wtf? This interview was about as deep as a puddle of piss. Haha it touched you?? Lmao

@lg8587

Жыл бұрын

What does being white and wealthy have to do with wanting to watch gang shit on vlad tv. Many people from all backrounds just want to be entertained by vlad tv, nothing more to it

@robsim4692

Жыл бұрын

Do you feel better for making that comment? Did you get your "I'm not racist" dopamine fix and story you can share with your other upper middle class pretenders who are all against racism and absolutely not racist but still cross the street not to walk past a group of black men after dark. If you want to learn more about it then take your white ass to (insert preferred and nearest hood here) and report back how things went!

@bgiovannic

7 ай бұрын

Having diversity is a plus! Learn as much as you can about all. We all share the planet

Bro can you let the guests tell their own history

“Cut that shit out we’re supposed to be gangstas!” You’re not in this dude level not even 1% . I think the interviewer needs to cut that shit out and let this OG feel what he wants

This interview had such great potential.. so sad 😢 wish I could listen to his side of his life story

One thing I always wonder about when you see these interviews of guys (it's mostly men) who do long stretches of prison time is what is the difference, mentally and psychologically, that allows some men to do long stretches of prison time and come out functional and some crack and crumble after a couple of years (or even days or months)? Does that make sense? We need to examine the personality traits that allow someone to be that mentally tough. I'm certain these long time inmates have psychological damage, but how do you do 40 YEARS and still remain functional? Wow!

Very powerful interview. Joey is friends with some of the best MLB players and hall of famers of the 80's & 90's. He tells a magnificent story.

This was an absolutely beautiful interview, I am an educator and taught in a rough part of South Central. This really gave me more power and strength to keep teaching bless up Joey, salute! Keep impacting our youth. 👊

Did this guy just say “cut that shit out Joey we gangsters” when he started to tear up??? The interviewer should be the main guess he’s doing ALL the damn talking.

Damn bro let him tell it 😂if you want to hear the guest speak, go to 6:20 mark

He is a man with a big heart ❤️ for children and the path to education success. He stated the Magic words " Education is the key" You have to give this Man his flowers 🌺 🌹 🎉.

Sending my respects, Boxer. I hope these words reach a lot of youngsters and convinces a lo of celebrities to give back in any way they can 🤜🏽🤛🏽

@joeytorrey6293

7 ай бұрын

Homeless

You made my day. Thanks for the motivation, my brother!

@joeytorrey6293

7 ай бұрын

Currently homeless

Bad ass interview!!! Shout to Joey for being a real solid ass dude!!!!💯💯💯💯

@joeytorrey6293

7 ай бұрын

Currently homeless

Hey hey now, the most gangster shit in the world is to be vulnerable. It's beautiful to see how touched Joey is by the impact he had on that young lady's life..!

@bruiser40000

Жыл бұрын

To be vulnerable is the opposite of gangster 😂😂😂 that's some feminine girly shit

@rossauce12

Жыл бұрын

Then why do all of them cry when they get caught? Bro spmethin wrong with u if ur afraid to show emotion, and thats fucked up the interviewer did that, he should send some homies to him and see if they can make him cry, them tell him cut it out

@rks5457

Жыл бұрын

There's a difference between this nobody interviewer and this actual gangster. The first one thinks he's gangsta because he sold drugs, the other one built an entire gang based on brotherhood. The first ones whole ambition was to make money while fcking over his entire community. The second one came together to protect himself and others in his neighborhood from discrimination. Maybe it wasn't in the best way but the first one was built on hate and greed and the second one was built in love and honor. They're not the same. The interviewer dude is a dikhead who has only cared about himself. That's why he's free bc he prob also snitched but I don't care to look up his full bio

Love the interview but would have liked to hear his story from the beginning to now.

What a great interview and amazing story 🙏🏼

@justinleerobles1495

3 ай бұрын

Horrible interview bruh. This interviewer sucks balls. He basically told his story

Totally disrespectful to an OG who wanted to let out some tears!

Such a great interview!

GLAD PLEASE DO THIS INTERVIEW OVER THAT INTERVIEWER IS TERRIBLE 🤦‍♂️

Man let your guest answer the questions without interrupting him ever minute

These click bait tittles. Can they do some homework on the questions they ask. They call this guy the founders of 18st. Can they do the math when 18st started and this guys age.

It really feels like I’m watching a guy sit and listen to someone tell him his own life story. Vlad should have done this one.

Do they ever talk about 18th St in this interview?

Guest starts speaking AFTER 6:00

One of the best of the best interview Respect ✊

@elihill5741

Жыл бұрын

💯💪🏿🗣️🔥

This is the best interview that I ever seen. Wow!

Makes no sense him being a "co founder" of 18 considering how 18 was founded in the 60's.

@Frankie90640

Жыл бұрын

@@Mr.213Eyee-jj3us yup 👍🏻

@andymercado-ty2ib

Жыл бұрын

There's different clicks within 18 street.

@Frankie90640

Жыл бұрын

@andymercado-ty2ib that doesn't matter, the title says co founder of 18 st gang, not co founder of 18 st click

@Mannie_Sanchez92

Жыл бұрын

50s.

@A93640

Жыл бұрын

That’s what I was thinking. 18 st goes back to the 60s. But I guess saying co founding 18 st vs co founding a click give better views. None the less respect to og.

Joey your a good man and you expressing yourself and getting emotional is okay . I see how passionate you are , you keep being you .

My Advice dont comment what you dont know no matter what state you live in This man is true history in more ways then you will ever know

Man I was touched by this man’s story Frfr mad respect 🫡

Almost 10 minutes into this interview and I’m starting to wonder who’s here to tell his story…

Joey is full of it when it comes to the murder. Dude wasn't his boxing manager or promoter.. he was a junkie who killed a dude to rob him to buy drugs. Joey never addresses calling the victim a different name for years..

53:30 He's a gangster indeed... importantly . . . he is a HUMAN. Let him shed a tear. . . This interviewer SUCKS...but good guest😅

@bigkeezo

Жыл бұрын

Right this Cavario guy is dumb

“my life has been serendipity” my new word for the day😂😂

1:35:00 ish to 1:45:00 ish is the best confirmation I’ve ever heard on fixed boxing fights lol

Every time I'm ready to pay for the subscription...vlad stops doing the interviews 🤦‍♂️

Joey “Charles Manson was a really sweet guy who would never hurt anybody” Torres.

@treedillinger5801

Жыл бұрын

@@CantTellYou 1:08:48

@treedillinger5801

Жыл бұрын

@@CantTellYou … 1:09:35

@andreoates8405

Жыл бұрын

Mansion wouldn’t kill nobody 🤔 but the family who believed in him did the dirty work they are still in prison 😳, Manson is a master manipulator very dangerous😮

What a peaceful man. People don't understand when you been through so much trauma all you want is peace.... God bless you so much wisdom, peace, patience, humble man. Bless you 🌳 ✌️

@joeytorrey6293

7 ай бұрын

Currently homeless

Worse interviewer man let the guest tell his own story. Joey is a badass💯I’m an amateur boxer as well and you have motivated me by listening to your story respect brother

This dude don’t seem old enough to have started 18street.

@dannymendoza4197

11 ай бұрын

He didn’t. He’s taking everyone for a ride. My Tio is second generation 18thST in his late 60’s I showed him this interview and it just made my uncle mad. First of all 18thST started in 65 this cat was only 5 years old. Second he says it started on 7th and broadway and that’s another lie cause 18th started in Pico unión on Arapaho and 18 and they were first called little 18 and the first click wasn’t Tiny winos it was the tiny locos my uncle is from the Malditos which is 3rd or 4th clikck they had. Then my uncle goes turn this BS off. Called his older homeboys mine you I said my uncle is in his late 60 and he’s running a make with his older homeboys and no one remembers this dude.

@berzerker1100

11 ай бұрын

​@dannymendoza4197 I remember the 18 Streeters of the mid-1960s, they were getting their vietnam Draft notices on their last year of high school around 1966 through 1968 time period, I'm saying the ones , group that I knew back then,they'd be in their early 70's by now, the ones who are still around, some didn't get drafted because they served time incarcerated, very few are around from that time frame, Berendo/ Virgil jhs, belmont/ l.a. high I grew up on the west side of dtla, 💥👍🍺

@dannymendoza4197

11 ай бұрын

@@berzerker1100 lived on 11th and Alvarado then moved to 6th and Witmer went to Hoover elementary virgil then Belmont . I know a lot of the older guys in their 60’s and down. My uncle is chinPostman and he’s 65 and don’t know who this dude is.

@berzerker1100

11 ай бұрын

@dannymendoza4197 I went to Hoover st sch. Got to Berendo in 1970, a lot of pleito w the mayates lol..Also, my brother went to magnolia st. Berendo & Belmont, we knew the ppl from Clanton 14 & 18 & harpys the playboys & a few others. Lefty; James garcia from w/s 18 went to Hoover Street school. He was a few years older than me I remember his younger brother Michael, Lefty was shotguned to death in the Ramona gardens around 1973 it was big news then I remember his uncle Edgar, once we and a few others went to Santo Tomas catholic church on Pico & Normandie for Sunday mass ,I lived on 9th st & Westmoreland, as you probably know 9th st was changed to Woods blvd. But I do remember the Older dudes from 18th st 1967- 69 living there as my neighbors they were like 8 years older than me, Rocky/ dopey/ satch/ Hershey/ cowboy/ huero/ crazy- Joe etc.. those guys were Born like 1950 give or take, I was still in Hoover but these older guys lived in the same building as I did, in the mid sixties, memories, just saying 🍺💥👍

@berzerker1100

11 ай бұрын

@dannymendoza4197 did your uncle attend Berendo Jr hi ? 1970- 72, that's when I went there, I might have known him, ¿quien sabe?

Damn poor fuckin guy. It’s insane how ducked up your life can be yet you can be so grateful.

Someone else needs to interview this guy

Great interview 👍

Man OG Needa Too Start His Own Pod Cast Neta . OG Has Mad Escuela To Offer These Youngsters. I'm 27 and This Is The Mentality That I'm Blessed To Have And The Morales I Uphold. Ain't no shame in Showing Emotions Fuk This Vato A real Gangsta Ain't scared to show how he feels cuz At The End of the day Even When Showing misinterpreted Vulnerability you know ur thug to the bone and won't hesitate to Fuk shit up If Need Be. OG Boxer Is A Fukn Veterano He Fought his battles in the front line and manifested A Better Life For Himself and Choose to help ppl . Los Echos Son Los Que Determinan SI Eres Hombre No Sis Lloras Afrebte de Gente o No 🙏💯🇲🇽 XVIII

When do he speak wtf

Mans a hero this interviewer on the other hand

What was the point of even having the guest there? The interviewer should have just told the story himself.

Let him tell you his story and then bring up these point of his story cus now you are going back and forth of the timeline of HIS life

You don’t have to be a gangster for kids, let the man sob if he cares that deeply ❤ @ 53 minutes

Shout out to DAZN and Match Room for their honesty!👊

Salute!! A true Champion!!!

Morgan was not the founder the organization. You guys keep putting that credit on the man. Although he is a name and a face that's well known. It's like sonny barger he was probably the best known most famous leader of the hells angels. He was not a founder of the club he and others founded the Oakland charter and he was credited with moving the club forward worldwide

I literally don’t even need to watch the entire interview anymore I know everything in the first 5 minutes. VLAD GET THIS DUDE OUT OF HERE.

You're doing great things, Boxer. Keep doing what you're doing.

Nothing but respect - Old school, old rules - He knows attacking women or kids ain't it. There's a bit of savage in me and I would of backed padre up in that scenario. Life or death.

Dude says he didnt see the moon for 40 years but he got bonded out after 22… this dude full of it

@janstrater3731

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He is a. fraud

@janstrater3731

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Even Vlad knows and didnt do the interview with this guy

@astrozoo

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He was released for a couple of years, then got sent back