I like this guy. Did his time, didn’t sensationalize his time, didn’t blame others. He owned it, bettered himself and is on a path of success.

@southphillylilly

7 ай бұрын

That's because he was raised in Philly. We don't bs each other, and we don't bs us ourselves

@macysondheim

7 ай бұрын

@@southphillylillyI beg to differ. I personally think the entire place stinks of b.s.

@Jay-js5ik

3 ай бұрын

@@southphillylilly Ironic thing is you’re bullshitting yourself and others with this comment. The particular city has nothing to do with how you’re going to turn out. These qualities come from parents and from within. There are a ton of garbage people from Philly and everyone knows it. Just like there are a ton of shit people in every city.

Young men be careful! One night can ruin your life! Glad he survived and is on to great things!

One Bad Decision can change your life forever. My Mother always said ( Nothing Good happens after 10:30pm). She was right.

Sorry all, I forgot the part that when they got to the hospital they didn’t have a trauma unit so they transported me to a different hospital that did. How dare I forget an important piece of information that happened 13+ years ago. Crazy that that’s what some people pulled out of this whole hour plus interview. Bless you all!

@RaccoonNation

11 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for sharing your story on this platform. 🙌🏽

@Jeff-jl2xc

10 ай бұрын

Fuck em all bro your doing fucking amazing now that's all that matters..

@ShanieCakesss

7 ай бұрын

Thus interview was interesting and you embraced it. ❤ great story teller. 👏

@phl_knives

6 ай бұрын

Yeah that's crazy. As soon as I heard you say getting blood I automatically went to "rushed to Episcopal by car, transported by Ambulance to Temple or Penn" Don't sweat those bullshit comments. Your story was great to hear and it came from a humble place not trying to glorify or play up anything. Respect for the changes you made. People who don't live in Philly don't know what the crime is like here. Your situation could have happened to many of us. Much respect for taken responsibility and not trying to put it on anyone else. That's not what you see on many of these stories. Congrats on starting a business and hustling to make something legit. God bless 🙏

@Quite_Frank_Lee

5 ай бұрын

@@phl_knivesthank you 🙏🏻 much appreciated!

This guy….at every Fkn turn of the interview….which btw Ian was masterful…he had the right answers. It was really inspiring. This guy deserves so much credit. God bless. Ian. Excellent work

Awesome interview. I’ve worked corrections as a nurse and have heard so many stories. But I laughed when he said that a human brain doesn’t fully develop or “mature” until the age of 25 because it dawned on me that I was 25 when I left a toxic marriage. So I just had one of those light bulb turns on “ahhh” makes sense moments. 😂

@ethanbacote6347

6 ай бұрын

As a 21 year old I can confirm that it's very much true , I don't know half of what I think I know , and I know that because I was taught that , but I'm learning ‼️😂

So happy to hear Franks story. This guy is built for greatness. I wish you good health and more success

Probably the best yet in my opinion! Much respect to both of you!

Good shit Frank. Stay up brotha.

That was a great interview. Good luck my man!!!

Frank seems like such a nice guy. I appreciate his humility.

Another Great one for the books Mr. Ian..Keep up the Great work you're Killin it,, I love hearing a good come back story

Great questions Ian, fantastic interview. Really enjoy the random lesser known stories from people I would’ve never heard from otherwise. Keep these coming, guys like this are well deserving of the platform!

@ianbickCT

Жыл бұрын

Agreed! Love the guests that everyone else isn’t doing. Thanks for the support man

My new favourite pod cast! Love true crime and hearing it directly from the source is amazing! Keep up the good work and the pushing to get the stories out there!

Love the interviews ❤getting better & better

@ianbickCT

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Excellent interview! I truly enjoyed the listening to you both

Another awesome show Ian! You’re coming up fast 🎉🎉🎉🎉

great episode, i truly love this podcast. every story is important. keep doing what you’re doing!

@ianbickCT

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much!!

Respect for Frank's humble discussion and owning the mistakes made. Great to see a Philly dude change his life for the better and making a business that's legit. Just growing up in Kensington many people never leave. Drugs/sales, guns and everything else you can imagine is flooded here. I wish nothing but a great business and future for Frank and his family. Great pod and questions, Ian

Always great info, presented like a Boss! TU

Love the content man keep it up.

@ianbickCT

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much🫡

Just found your channel recently. You're doing a great job. Seems like you're living your best life. Be proud of yourself.

@ianbickCT

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much man! Coming together

@timhowell2833

Ай бұрын

Stop interrupting

Great interview! I’m so impressed with some of these guys and there ability to use the time to transform themselves. Don’t know if I would make it. Good luck with everything!

Another fantastic interview! Thank you.

@ianbickCT

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for listening

Great interview once again Ian 😉

@ianbickCT

Жыл бұрын

Thanks❤️❤️

One of the best channels ever!

@ianbickCT

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching! Glad you like the videos

God Bless Frank; you have a lot to be proud of. Great testimony. Thanks Ian.

Hi Ian, Love your interviews! 👏👏👏Another Great one. Always sharing and looking to educate the next one. You can definitely really pick the ones that regret and give Thanks for the 2nd chances and opportunities. Thank You Frank for sharing and Congrats to You for changing your life around. What really bothered me is we're ALL human and w/ that comes mistakes (some harsher than others). What bothered me is that he couldn't evn get an R&B. Ridiculous! Frank paid his DEBT and has a company w/ 15 employees (which says a lot) As well as a Family that stands w/ him. Give credit where credit is due. This Country needs to change and for the better. Thank You Ian for ALL the hard work and time you put in to try and hopefully make a change and to Frank for having the courage and strength to admit your wrong doings so others don't follow in that direction. Much Respect to Both You Men 💯

@ianbickCT

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!!

Love the podcast Ian keep at it I can see this really taking off and helping a lot of people!!!God Bless 🙏

good content as always!

First time watching. You’re a great interviewer!!

@ianbickCT

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Petey!!

Always great stuff 👍👍👍

IAN!! Love your videos bro! You’re about to hit 100k that’s awesome bro 💯 much respect been here since 10k subs.

@ianbickCT

Жыл бұрын

So exciting! Thanks for the support man

Another missile of a pod, Ian. LFG

Great content Ian!!

@ianbickCT

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!!!

Another great pod Ian!

@ianbickCT

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Ben!

@angelrivera7546

Жыл бұрын

Love you channel Ben

Great interview and awesome guy I definitely learned a lot 👍

Love this podcast. Good interviews

Amazing interview

Great job fellas! Another inspirational message to help others see what’s possible 💪💪✅

@ianbickCT

Жыл бұрын

Appreciate you bro

Loving the show Ian!!!

@ianbickCT

Жыл бұрын

Appreciate you

Another great episode!!

@ianbickCT

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!!

Love seeing a new episode pop up

Keep up the great content

Thank you for the awesome content and I’m a fan of the podcast

Love the new head phone look. Podcast is a winner!

@ianbickCT

Жыл бұрын

Thanks chef

I was in the county jail for 7 days (felt like 7 months and the worst time of my life) and I keep hearing girls say they couldn't wait to be shipped to prison and it blew my mind

@pedrokoto

10 күн бұрын

I hear ya but the flip side is if I have been sitting in jail for a year fighting down a case (that I know is getting me prison time, just a matter of how much) I’d just be ready to get it over with and start moving on. I think I read somewhere that plea deal acceptance rates pretty much triple once a person has been in the county/city jail for 12 months or more.

Good lesson Frank taught was chasing excellence and not women or any other bs that doesn’t bring value to your life. Much love and respect to both of you guys.

Great pod

Great show man

@ianbickCT

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!!!

Good stuff Ian

I started watching crime documentaries because I was taken Advantage of all my life been bullied attempted to unalive myself 3 times and I watch the crime documentaries so that I listen to the professionals and so I don’t get hurt or lied to and can avoid people being fake to me! Side note- BOTH OF YALL MY TYPE SHHEEEESSHHH

Once again Ian your hands down the best podcast to watch on you tube I love your content man!!! Please keep going bro 👌

I like this shows, but i wish the prison stories was a longer part of it. Great job and respect to the guy.

Like your interviews

Great show

I wish Frank keeps on this same trajectory n Ian ur rockn it with ur channel. Props to u both.

Good episode Ian 👍

@ianbickCT

Жыл бұрын

Thank you sir

That’s why I don’t go to clubs or bars anymore. Lord knows we are lucky to be free and have made it out of our teens and 20’s. All too often things go south at these places. I value my life these days

Another amazing interview Ian. You’re doing great!

@ianbickCT

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

This dude needs to let him answer the damn question before asking another one

Love Ian's content

This was another good podcast! Love the idea that u have some celebrity guests on and then just some normal guys so we we both sides.

Stay blessed brother 🌴😎🌴

@ianbickCT

Жыл бұрын

You too bro thanks🙏🏻

I sat in LA county for 3 1/2 years fighting my case. They ended up dropping the charges. Shit don’t seem right

@jordanreynolds6802

8 ай бұрын

Did u get compensated money or sue them

Just in time for the drive home. Good shiznit Mr Bick.

@ianbickCT

Жыл бұрын

🫡

@youtoobechannel9779

Жыл бұрын

@@ianbickCT if only I had an iPhone. I'd see the emoji.

I love seeing more east side boys on here. Sendin love from south jersey! Kenso is no joke..

Dude made that whole story up His facial expressions not knowing what to say next lol

I had the hand me down rebokks...ahhh poor baby...you didn't have skecters😂😂

Ian thanks for your channel, I wish I can speak about my past, But no face no case, gota keep it moving….

I really love his interviews

The Philly accent is ✨immaculate✨Hoagie shop driver is peak Philadelphia. Another great interview!

I done filled out your app 2 twice and DMS wats up "Ian Bick" get your boiii on 😂😂😂

I like this guy. Him and I would definitely vibe in the real world. Great, interview! If I ever come to Philly I’m going to look this man up. Respect.

@ianbickCT

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Good work bros

“Ambulance never came” “They gave me blood in the ambulance “

You made the comment about him sitting in county awaiting his fate was unjust. He was a menace to society at the time. He was where he needed to be at the time. Glad life has turned around.

I got to stop at five minutes and when he said my mom might’ve done something to him and I don’t know the full story there’s a lot of us that want to be there that we’re kicked out of the situation, toxic mothers and I guess on the contrary really toxic fathers I can already tell that I like this guy I swear that I didn’t wanna see any more prison shit there’s too much out there at this channels. Just got something different. You’re actually bringing out reformed people ive done time anybody who has a release date of can use that time to better themselves.

Ian, I’m about to do some serious time & your videos made it a lot easier. Appreciate you bro.

@ianbickCT

Жыл бұрын

Good luck brother

@kneesdeep5271

Жыл бұрын

What’d you do?

@ronaldgall5590

Жыл бұрын

​@@kneesdeep5271i 2nd this he went this far lol

@billyhbmxr

Жыл бұрын

What did you do

@jeffreygeorge219

Жыл бұрын

marriage??? :)

From one Frank to another godspeed on your journey

God Bess this young man🙏 He has a very Lucky girl by his side ♥️ I love his outlook and his spirit . Keep doing good output to get good input

DEEP!!! I myself have a very great story and did 12 years in a state prison from the age of 16 to 28. Not to mention I was a white guy and might of weighed 140 pounds when I first went down. I feel the heart and soul of individual you have interviewed as well as yourself Ian. Keep bringing light to the youth of our new age.

An amazing and inspiring story of redemption.

@PatOConnell-dn1gs

2 ай бұрын

Couldn't agree more, so good to see success for these gentlemen who believe that they deserve & can obtain a better life than the one afforded them... Excellent job & a great podcast..

They say that the average man doesn't reach mental maturity until almost 50 years of age...

I seen this kid around the neighborhood a couple times, he's an average normal kid who got unlucky catching a case. I hope he makes it.

Enjoy your content man

This guys story is exactly why stand your ground laws should be federal.

Your doing a great job bro,shake them haters off!👏👏👏👍😎

@ianbickCT

Жыл бұрын

Yessir

Most interested in the piece that was left out. Why was it attempted murder? Was a weapon used? It’s like he didn’t want to give details

There’s something very endearing about this guy

We have a spent conviction scheme in most states in Australia where after 10 years, your convictions become 'spent' and they won't be disclosed to employers doing criminal record checks - doesn't count for sex offences, 'working with children' checks or firearms applications though and a few other industries but for the rest of the world, your past disappears after 10 years.

Dope channel. You got some good interviewing skills

@ianbickCT

Жыл бұрын

Thanks man🙏

i really appreciate what you do and i think your collective experienced may save some young cats prison time. i also appreciate your guests honesty and taking responsibility for his actions. so true about karma. much strength to you both and all.

Don’t suppose you do overseas interviews? I did one with ST LAZ. On video link .

@ianbickCT

Жыл бұрын

I could look into it for sure

I was almost in the same scenario. Got in a fight leaving the bar one night and football kicked someone's head. It was bad enough ot instantly sobered me up and i thought I was done for. Luckily dude never pressed charges and instead just asked for a straight fade the next weekend so we ran that and then had a cookout😂wild times

@notsocrates9529

11 ай бұрын

>asked for a straight fade the next weekend He asked for a haircut?

@curiousskeeb520

7 ай бұрын

@@notsocrates9529😂😂 he means like a 1v1 man to man fight

It sounded like he said Goggins lol not guidance

In PA here also, I sat in Allegheny County on no bail for little under 2 years and beat case when finally went through all the hoops n made it court.... bar fight at as well n they threw book at me little to no evidence

Good job ian

30 feet ahead, hardly even turned around, shot and it actually hit?!? That's one lucky shot or the guy had some next level skill with a handgun! Pistols aren't very accurate especially at that distance, add in adrenaline, a moving target and what sounds like not even aiming, that was likely just luck at that point... Sorry to start my comment with something so negative, that part of your story just surprised me. Glad you survived and doing great today!

What an incredible young man 😊well done Frank wow