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This definitely deserves its own little documentary of 40-50 minutes

@KoreanPS5OwnerLeftACommentOnYT

Жыл бұрын

it does, this is just a clip of the full documentary that they uploaded on KZread the full thing was on Viceland in 2015-2016ish I tried looking for the whole thing for years now but i can't find it

@nobodyexceptme7794

Жыл бұрын

Yeah this is an old show they clipped up, the full show is out there. They did a couple episodes, the main host is a famous former Japanese mma fighter from early ufc days

@DD-cg1xg

Жыл бұрын

These guys are not serious, Vice is just sensationalising them to make them look like criminal gangs but it's made up of majority citizens.

@jamesstmanhattan

Жыл бұрын

It is. You have to pay for it to watch it on demand. It takes millions to film; they're not posting it for free.

@adamscowcroft8248

Жыл бұрын

It’s the same with the short video of the UK council estate red diesel. Why can’t we watch the full documentaries. Are Vice and Vineland different?

Bro, I just realized that’s Enson Inoue, not the gang leader but the reporter 😂 legend in mma!

@Rafale061

Жыл бұрын

it seems that only few people remember PRIDE days

@russelltakemoto230

Жыл бұрын

Yes. Me too. I remember they lived down the street in Manoa. Good to see him rocking it.

@stevethea5250

2 ай бұрын

TIMESTAMP

@bhongonkumanda7630

Ай бұрын

Do you perhaps know whether is he related to the of the best pound for pound boxers, Naoya Inoue or not

Had me fooled for half the video. The person I thought was the boss/leader turned out to be the reporter. Edit: Thanks for the likes!

@inf0tr8r

Жыл бұрын

Enson Inoue is a boss, that's why.

@frootloot6789

Жыл бұрын

i thought the same until I saw him asking questions. he's massive

@riling

Жыл бұрын

Enson Inoue, google him and you know he is a real BOSS.

@raymondpoh

Жыл бұрын

LOL same here

@coldworld5

Жыл бұрын

I was really confused thinking Enson was a gang boss

….this short video is alright but let me fill you guys in on something as a Japanese and inform on why this is happening. One of the reasoning behind “gangs” rising up is because yakuza for quite a while now have been what Japanese say “tainted”. Meaning, that the reason there has been a decline in the Yakuza is not just because of the police but members decided to move on because a lot of the ideology has been “tainted” by the influence of Korean-Japanese members. So because of that members left and moved on in life and many have decided to start their own factions “gangs”. Yakuza doesn’t hold its value or name anymore as it once did. With police or with society. Before there was a level of respect but now they’re just disregarded by the public…….lot more to it but that’s the word in the street :)

@C.Bastard

Жыл бұрын

So it's basically a beef on ethnicity? What a shame.

@hiroomimi9629

Жыл бұрын

@@C.Bastard pretty much….but it’s deeper than that. Historically, Koreans, mainly the old heads, (and rightfully so) have a hatred for Japanese because of colonial times and some f’d up stuff the Japanese did to Koreans during that time. So even until now, they pass that hatred on to new gen and continuing the cycle….but it’s not necessarily because they’re Korean it’s because yakuza has always been a culture heavy based organization, and since Koreans started coming in the culture and structure was not there as much. So you started to hear about them fighting internally

@js83

Жыл бұрын

@@hiroomimi9629 That is surprising to hear because Koreans are kind of outcasts in the Japanese society back in the days...just like the Yakuza..so I thought they would get along for the most part...

@hiroomimi9629

Жыл бұрын

@@js83 oh yea…for sure. I mean this wasn’t over night. This over a long time period. But it happens. And again this only one of other reasons but it’s one of the main reasons that we as the public know of.

@C.Bastard

Жыл бұрын

@@hiroomimi9629 Koreans hate Japanese because of the colonial past. It's not like Japanese people consider Korean people inferior, right?! You guys...

didn't even know Enson Inoue was the host when I clicked. give this man his own show; he's an mma legend, and those guys don't have pensions

@Pwi691

Жыл бұрын

Totally agree with you. He has a great narrative voice too

@johnnguyen409

Жыл бұрын

I’ve seen other stuff of his if u look around by vice

@GhilenPeek

Жыл бұрын

He's the conduit for us to see the REAL underworld of Japan

@alextlt8570

Жыл бұрын

Is he a relative of Naoya Inoue the Boxing star?

@ButtersGarcia710

Жыл бұрын

Ok jake paul

The principal of my Junior Highschool was Enson Inoue’s mother. Still remember when his brother Egan Inoue was offering jiu jitsu classes at school. Wish I would’ve took it then but at the time nobody really knew about jiu jitsu so I jus passed on it. If I’m not mistaken I believe it was free also. Time flies tho this was back in 1998

Need a continuation of this video! Excellent coverage by Vice

People are just looking to be accepted in this world that people feel is less and less caring of them. And some people will find this comfort in a gang. Simple as that

@KarlMarxFanClub

Жыл бұрын

Plus, when you’re poor and without any opportunities, you’re left with nothing but resorting too crime.

@ludensarahan

Жыл бұрын

You guys are right.

@squid_fish

Жыл бұрын

It’s a family.

@lightfoot.2000

Жыл бұрын

😎🙏

@RiceyBhoy89

Жыл бұрын

The governments of the world are the criminals and the 1% are the top dogs. Davos and WEF are some of there little clubs

Yakuza was interesting because of their extreme dedication, loyalty, and professionalism. Similar to a Japanese version of the Italian mafia decades ago. Anyone on the outside was intriguee by the close familial ties, rules, and organization. New modern gangs are nothing special, everyone is out for themselves.

@lemonstrangler

Жыл бұрын

yeh thats what makes them interesting and cool. the mafia and yakuza and such, they have their own world and culture, really intriguing how they organise their stuff

@Sonnyyyy

9 ай бұрын

Core truth

@onionheadoverseer5151

9 ай бұрын

Gangs are for the weak who can't hack it on their own. There is no honor in that.

@Sonnyyyy

9 ай бұрын

@@onionheadoverseer5151 depends on the gang dude.

@onionheadoverseer5151

9 ай бұрын

@@Sonnyyyy no it does not.

Definitely going to need more of this

Too short, man! I need a 2 hour jawn!

Man as a salvadorian im baffled at how different this gangs are. I grew up in El Salvador when gangs where at their peak in over there your own men would kill you over nothing and in the most brutal of way. Here you can see real trust in each other over there you cant trust no one because the same people you eat and do works with will be the same people who visit you with a chainsaw.

@mansur499

Жыл бұрын

That's the reality of it everywhere I wouldn't say everyone thinks like them in japan

@WhiteBuddha22

Жыл бұрын

Almost defeats the purpose of a gang

@ezioassassain

Жыл бұрын

thats every street gang/mafia you just described they all have rats and snakes that stab their own members in the back

@GodofLovers

Жыл бұрын

Japanese culture has strong roots in honor and respect, and it caries over into the gangs...for the most part.

@YTStopCensoringFreedomOfspeech

Жыл бұрын

Japan is still a relative safe country compared to what El savador used to be. Before your president cleaned up the country. Your nation was considered more dangerous than Iraq and Afghanistan during their wars with the US.

The fact these fellas do not get a full length documentary is the real crime here.

Full length documentary would've been awesome here

We need more on this topic!

I need longer of this

If these guys say there is no strict hierarchy in their organization and they are all "equal"....then this is the Japanese version of the Italian 'Ndrangheta. Japanese authorities should really pay attention to it since this type of mafia is way more dangerous and reckless than the usual Yakuza or Sicilian mafia.

@sottosotto4056

Жыл бұрын

there is no strict hierarchy because thats all the gangs with rigid hierarchy in their organizations have been completely infiltrated by the police. The new loose knit gang structure is the modern answer to an overbearing modern police force + harsh anti-gang laws

@alexenache6942

Жыл бұрын

More like Camorra bro.

@EyFmS

Жыл бұрын

@@alexenache6942 Yeah kind of...I mentioned the Ndrageta a relatively new entity like the one talked about in this piece. The Camorra is an older organization as nasty as it can be, it already has it's long history in Italy's crime world. Have you seen the movie "Gamorrah"? It's really disturbing 🤯.

@alexenache6942

Жыл бұрын

@@EyFmS Have you seen the series, it's even more disturbing!

@minnermin

Жыл бұрын

Or they could ignore it crime movies getting lame nowadays

Would pay good money to watch some of these underground fights. Probably more exciting than the Pride days.

@fleivor5359

Жыл бұрын

Hey! Hey dude! Dude!!! You won a prize! Say something to that *person* so you can get your prize come on

@TheChicoBloxer

Жыл бұрын

@@fleivor5359 yeah man go get your winnings!

@ChompChain

Жыл бұрын

soccer kicks galore

@henzoko5946

Жыл бұрын

Nah nothing touches the Pride days. Maybe One Championship

@oo0ReaXioN0oo

Жыл бұрын

K.O.T.S. is the place to be.

damn got me wanting to see more!

This the docs you need to be doing 👊🏽💯

I respect how everyone in the family is a certified fighter

Wait wait, this video is not even 5 mins long? I think this is a very interesting topic that should have at least an 1hour for these people to tell their stories!

@MoustacheCloud

Жыл бұрын

Maybe the longer feature is coming soon.

@jr5296

Жыл бұрын

It is. This was a clip to a tv show called Black Market: Dispatches

More please its interessting.

I love this interviewer so much, they all respect him so much everyone answers so honestly.

I'm gonna miss Vice so much..... people don't know good content when they see it. Hoping you'll come back, with great content like this!

@oni-one574

11 ай бұрын

Where are they going? France?

@KevinRogick

11 ай бұрын

@@oni-one574 if they have a bankruptcy court there, maybe? Read the news.

@juhadexcelsior

6 ай бұрын

If only vice wasn't a liberal mentrual rag

This is what I want to see from Vice! Back to their roots

Need more an.longer episode's

so let's see the fights!

Would have watched a feature length documentary of this.

It’s nice to also get an insight into how the cops work. “No filming when the lights are on” imagine if it was that way in America oh boy… cops would start turning on their lights just so they could arrest people filming them 😂

We need longer video

Sensei Enson good to see you're doing well!

Even the reporter himself seems like an OG.

@jacobbarling

Жыл бұрын

Thats Enson Inoue... Google him... MMA Legend...

We need more episodes from the great Enson Inoue! He knows the right guys 👊

I thought it was a newer episode of the same topic but its just a replay of the very old episode

I love to see how Enson gets respect from everyone and how he treats everyone with that same respect. Oss. 🙏

The Yakuzas have been around way longer, are much more experienced, well structured, and are probably much higher in numbers. They would wipe out this so-called nonhierarchical gang.

@kavalogue

Жыл бұрын

Oh shut up and go watch some more ncis. The average American citizen could wipe out half the Yakuza alone

@naj4261

Жыл бұрын

I dont know. There arent that many yakuzas anymore compared to the 70s, 80s. And most yakuzas do "outsource" a lot of things to small gangs like these.

@extremelucky1

Жыл бұрын

@@naj4261 I am saying if these gangs went up against the Yakuzas they wouldn't have a chance. The Yakuzas have diminished in numbers after the police cracked them down, but they're still more powerful than any small gangs.

@tracphonevirtualmagazine

Жыл бұрын

@@extremelucky1 I really think you're underthinking this. These small crews can probably outnumber the yakuzas after a awhile.

@badfoody

Жыл бұрын

and these gangs may call each other equal but they're a lot less organized than the Yak

The machete from America is from Harbor Freight. Got 2 for 15 dollars a few years ago. One for home, one for the car. I'd recognize that blade anywhere.

This ist from a documentaty series called Black Market: Dispaches by Michae k.Williams but sadly i cant seem to find it anywhere

0:03 that hoodie is dope as hell. Where can i get one

They just don't want to cut their own fingers off when they make a mistake lol

i like to see the full video of this

I have heard that with less yakuza in Japan crime from street gangs has risen because the yakuza are no longer there to keep them in check

I grew up around the Yakuza based out of New Jersey and it was NEXT LEVEL

@teovu5557

Жыл бұрын

there are no yakuza outside out japan only middle men and contacts..

0:10 wait what? tons of shabu shabu in hawaii. i think vice mistranslated.

this documentary deserves long video

i remember this video from years ago, a clip from 'japanese underground fighting'

Even the hardened gangsters have a real Japanese humility to them. Very interesting. You don't see much smiling in western gangster pieces, if they do it's to show their iced out grills.

@badfoody

Жыл бұрын

it's possible they didn't form to do crime but to protect each other

@skybattle1184

Жыл бұрын

@@badfoodythat’s how most gangs start bruh

id like to learn more about these guys

@AJV80

Жыл бұрын

As well as do i, if you find anything then please lmk😁

I remembered natsu and masa from a documentary. Their gang were called diamond family if im not mistaken

Always watching from Georgetown Guyana south America 🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾

I have been told crime is minimal in Japan because of the intolerance of it by society. Aside from Yakuza there are no rivals.

@juhadexcelsior

6 ай бұрын

Basically true. That seems to be changing though. And will get 10x worse once unchecked immigration starts.

It took me a second to realize this was Enson inoue. I'm not surprised seeing him narrating/doing this video. Enson is a real warrior. He should of told the story of when he saved Nobuhiko Takdada from getting beat down by the yakuza in that club back in the 90s.

@findingtriton

9 ай бұрын

That is true but all that aside Enson is a great guy I had a chance to speak with him years ago looks like he's still doing big things!! @@letsplayminecraft5424

I’ve seen many Yakuza’s documentaries and Its pretty cool documentary include MMA. And you are in it, I’ll c u in Japan someday. Aloha

Woooow soooo cooool...

Smart to get Enson to do this. Rare for anyone else to get in to do this.

This needs its own dedicated channel. Good stuff.

This is great to see, I started training jiujitsu under purebred.

This was too short, I want to see more of this!!

Sounds good that "we are all equal" but in reality every gang all over the world always have leadership (some share equally others mostly take a much bigger share). I can't believe that is so hard to get or use firearms in Japan. Being an arms dealer must be a very good business......

@toddpick8007

11 ай бұрын

right with China right there and indochina how hard could it actually be to bring in guns.

@Creep.Bratton

9 ай бұрын

Its an island soo..yes , like uk ..its easier to control guns entry

Gang life isn't a joke, there's no going back, you'll become a target.

Ohh nah! Looking good Enson!

Damn the merch of Enson Inoue seems dope where can I get this one ?!

disorganized crime is always always more brutal then organized crime.

Even the street gangsters are polite in Japan

@Zehahahahahahahahahahahaha

Жыл бұрын

Because they ain't like US or Mexico that hides in heavy fire arms 😂

always keeps respect

Egan and Enson Inoue, legendary. 🙇🏻‍♂️

If you played Def Jam, the trainer Masa is the Masa in the Game :)

I've been watching vice the beginning never disappoints I love how much they have grown but never changed never got two commercial away from their roots. I have to say one of the best short documentaries by far God bless and keep up the good work guys..

@ronaldmarsing3987

Жыл бұрын

Vice is a backstab person don’t trust this type of person

@Crowlo17

9 ай бұрын

@@ronaldmarsing3987fr

I love that taser knuckle duster lol

Imma need to know where I can get that hoodie Enson is wearing. Please.

After the Yakuza seen this, rip all of them lol

@lachlan398

Жыл бұрын

nah bro Yakuza have been declining hard. Theres a massive power vacuum atm because of restrictions against yakuza, The crime will get more violent because these new gangs dont have the same original values of the Yakuza.

@inthendwealldie

Жыл бұрын

@@lachlan398 Imagine if they had guns and numerous enemies like in the states, they would be turnt up

Enson looks so hard 😳 Respect 👊 Good interview

Great video! Whoever is doing the Tate brother's reporting... cough cough. Do you think they will still be with you guys in the future?

What is he holding in the thumbnail omg😆 looks like he’s gonna beat you with massage parlor tools.

In Japan, heart surgeon. Number one. Steady hand. One day, yakuza boss need new heart. I do operation. But mistake! Yakuza boss die! Yakuza very mad! I hide fishing boat, come to America. No English, no food, no money. Darryl give me job. Now I have house, American car and new woman. Darryl save life. My big secret. I kill yakuza boss on purpose. I good surgeon. The best!

@MrChesterdurden

Жыл бұрын

Daryru san...

@T4IN

Жыл бұрын

🤣 classic

@7kingjames33

Жыл бұрын

Lol

@appydang903

Жыл бұрын

Good one😂

@Azzazpimp

Жыл бұрын

Preem reference, choomba 👌🏻

No wonder I realised that face from somewhere & also when he mentioned Hawaii it’s Enson Inoue, Big Mouth Loud for those who know…

Where I can get a hoodie that Enson Inoue is wearing?

teh reporter looks more like a gangster than any of the people in the video :D

Inuoe looks way scarier than any of the gangsters 😂

there is a reason why they are just a street gang and the Yakuza is the yakuza. This street gang would do well to avoid the yakuza

@lachlan398

Жыл бұрын

Yakuza is dying because of restrictions against them and ii believe from a vice report one of the them said " Once they get rid of us only worse people will replace us" The yakuza started out almost like a charitable community association helping out the poor but now that they are almost extinct japan will have much worse criminals taking over the underground like the Triads .

@jjdd4307

Жыл бұрын

The Yakuza are old news and old men. There's are reason why these Hangure street gangs are becoming more popular, there is a power shift happening.

@aashisgurung7393

Жыл бұрын

@@jjdd4307 old news and old men, naaah, they are the group who earns billion of dollars yearly, who knows this little street gang also comes under them to hide and clean their identity and pays vice some amount of money to flim it otherwise who will dare to say bad to yakuza openly in Japan. At last they sre showing swords or knife you think yakuza depends upon such weapons.

@FaithRox

Жыл бұрын

Yakuza are losing power in many directions in Japan. Society doesn't even consider them anymore. The gangs will find a gap in that vacuum and I'm not convinced the Japanese police will have a method of countering it. A gang with high potential for violence in a polite society where the police negotiate with a calm organised crime is a recipe for disaster once that gang understands the power it holds. Hopefully they keep innocents out of it.

@chinatownboy7482

Жыл бұрын

Do not discount the elderly Asian man with a gun.

Wow for a minute I thought that Enson was the gang leader!!! And yes we do have Shabu shabu in Hawaii probably not near as good as Japan but we do have it and it’s pretty good!

Wow, VICE actually doing some quality work again?

Japan is going to have more problems since these gang clusters are not organized and their crimes are more sporadic. In the Yakuza at least they had a strict structure keeping the underlings in check.

These guys have no idea what a street gang is.

The most friendliest gang I’ve seen

I was wondering when this would happen.

This is a very very concerning trend, as young men become alienated and isolated in modern society across the west and east they start getting into crime, organizing political movements or gathering around certain figures. We live in very interesting times.

@brownpunk1794

Жыл бұрын

you are so right...one of the most dangerous things is groups of disenfranchised young men..mark my words!!!

Enson inoue what a bad ass fighter he was an may as well be a Japanese gangster

@jeannazario2996

Жыл бұрын

Was about to ask if it was Enson!!!

Are these the diamond family featured in Vice Japan channel 7 years ago?

Nice

I’m from Japan and I know these guys have no money , no power , nothing lmao so embarrassing

@inthendwealldie

Жыл бұрын

It gives them purpose tho since they probably don’t want to do much of anything else besides thuggin, and I guess boxing 🤔

1:20 terrifying thing for a cop to say.

Hope the two Clans stay in good Graces with eachother and sort their beef in gym fights. Unless someone stepped or crossed the Line.

I like the guy who shouted USA with love haha

I don't find them comparable with Yakuza and Yet to believe that there has been any confrontation between them. I'm honestly scared for these guys because the Yakuza has a very violent history and as organized mafia with ranks, disciplin and rituals they would definetely mess these wannabe gangsters up

@user-rg2hk9uz9u

Жыл бұрын

the yakuza hasnt been relevant for a while now theyre going out of style like the bosozoku

@Megalomaniac5728

9 ай бұрын

I don’t know honestly but I have a feeling the Yakuza also have weapons far better then these ones like an actual blicky or something

Might actually show up here one day cuz it looks like a vibe 😁 deffo do some underground fights for sure if they'd let a gaijin like me get involved 😅

They treat each other like family and just like families, they'll tear each other apart.

Why am I absolutely not surprised that Enson gained some ties to the Japanese underworld from his career in MMA… Also: respect to one of the true original legends of the sport…. Both the Inoue brother will always be legends to me and my people

@kieran8720

Жыл бұрын

He was the host not the gang leader, I mistakenly thought the same. I was like "yo that's enson Inoue..."

@tonypine3434

Жыл бұрын

@@kieran8720 he's saying ties that would allow him access. not that he's running the gang.