BUMPY JOHNSON: The Untold Tale of the Godfather of Harlem's Rise, Fall, and Legacy

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🌟 Dive into the captivating tale of Bumpy Johnson, the legendary Godfather of Harlem! From his early struggles in Charleston to his epic battles against the Mafia, witness the rise and fall of this iconic figure in American organized crime history. 🏙️
👉 Learn about Bumpy's alliances, conflicts, and the epic showdowns that shaped his legacy. Discover the true extent of his influence in Harlem and the profound impact he left on the criminal underworld.
🚀 Uncover the secrets, scandals, and triumphs that defined Bumpy's journey, from his strategic moves against Dutch Schulz to his historic negotiation with Lucky Luciano. 🤝
🔍 Explore the complex relationships, unexpected twists, and the ultimate betrayal that led to Bumpy's imprisonment. Find out how he fought against the odds, earned respect, and became the unofficial ambassador of Harlem.
🌈 Join us as we unravel the enigma of Bumpy Johnson, the Robin Hood of Harlem, in this gripping narrative. 📖 Don't miss this extraordinary journey through the underworld that shaped one of America's most intriguing gangsters!
👊 #BumpyJohnson #GodfatherOfHarlem #OrganizedCrime #AmericanGangster #TrueCrime #LegendaryFigure #HarlemHistory 🕵️‍♂️
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@TariekhLindsey 15 дней назад

Bumpy's character should have made an appearance in Harlem nights

@perryellis1423 8 месяцев назад

One correction Dutch Schultz was not a "associate" of the Mafia 5 families, he ran his own family and was considered as the 6th family of New York and after Bumpy defeated Dutch he was given the Dutchman's seat at the table. Therefore Bumpy was the only black male at the seat of power in new york underworld during the time of Lucky Luciano. It was 5 families of new york the media would proclaim, but in essence it was 6. Bumpy was the 6.

@OyDoggy Месяц назад

Bumpy never sat on the commission. He didn't even get a proxy vote like Philly or Cleveland. He was basically put in place because they needed someone who would take orders and he took orders. 6th family my butt. He wasn't even the boss of a glorified crew. He took heroin from the Genovese family to sell to his own people. He was a joke. No matter what a TV show would have you believe. if they wanted to put someone else in, they would have and no one could have done anything about it.

@nneoma3809 Месяц назад

Thank you for those details. ❤❤

@eastonriley2754 29 дней назад

He was apart of the commission so was apart of the mob

@OyDoggy 29 дней назад

@@eastonriley2754 no non Italian has ever had a seat on the commission. I don't know where you heard that crap but it's 100% untrue. The only "6th family" that had anywhere near as much power as the New York 5 was the Outfit out of Chicago. Still Italian though. Now there were other families on the commission but they weren't as powerful. There was the Megaddino family from Buffalo, the Decavalcante family from Jersey, the Bruno family from Philadelphia, the Marcello family from New Orleans, what was known as the Detroit partnership, the Scalish family from Cleveland, the Civello family from Dallas, the Patriarchs family from New England, the "clique" from Kansas City, and the Trafficante family from Tampa . Some people count LA but none of them had a commission seat. The thing is that all of those families were really affiliated with one of the new York 5 who had their votes by proxy. Like the Gambino family had Philadelphia's proxy. The Genovese had Cleveland's which really just made them like colonies of those families. Also, look at those names. All Italian. Not even Mayer Lansky had a commission seat. Let alone Bumpy Johnson

@Trwillis9 29 дней назад

chicago and Buffalo had a seat as well..

@perryellis1423 8 месяцев назад

Also in prison bumpy had a reputation for whipping ass and in prison he actually met Lucky Luciano who was doing a bid for a drug bust back in the 1920's and he met and knew of Bumpy Johnson, and eventually their paths crossed again. Lucky knew that bumpy was vicious and loyal thats why he backed him into becoming the 6 chair in the 5 families of New York, its actually 6 families of New York

@teronsmith3771 5 дней назад

That was my guy rest well Bumpy Johnson

@donaldcurtis9229 Месяц назад

Denzel, washingtonshould have got an Academy Award for portraying.And that movie he was very.He's a very good actor and all his movies

@newserenitypersonalcareservice 29 дней назад

Denzel Washington NEVER portrayed Bumpy 😅😅😅😂

@jezzab8146 24 дня назад

They showed scenes from American gangster nothing to do with bumpy

@TonyThedon-g8d 6 дней назад

People say anything that was Lawrence fishburn right?@@newserenitypersonalcareservice

@davidwood2911 Месяц назад

From David A. Wood: Though New York City-based gangster Ellsworth "Bumpy" Johnston was, deservedly speaking, of high criminal importance in his sprawling Harlem neighborhood of Upper Manhattan between the late 1930s-late1960s as Johnson went well out of his way to "keep things in the neighborhood peaceful" when he was Harlem's leading, ethnically Black Ameeican gangster during his heady period of Organized Criminal activity between the late 1930s-late 1960s, yet at best Johnson was an American Mafia associate, albeit one that was of high rank, of the leading American Mafia Family that had been originally led by Charles "Lucky" Luciano (1897-1962). Now that major American Mafia Family is named the Genovese Family, after one of Luciano's successors, Vito "Don Vitone" Genovese (1897-1969). Please do pardon me for not having mentioned Johnson's age chronologically as I had Luciano and Genovese's respective ages. I forgot when "Bumpy" Johnson was born, even though I knew that Johnson died of a heart attack in Harlem in 1968. Nuff Said and Peace Out from Kettering, Ohio, everybody. ☮️ 🇺🇸 😃👋✌️👍

@jasper3127 8 дней назад

However nicely worded your diatribe is, and is correct at times, in fact mostly. But it's laughable to assert that, especially in those times, a Negro could be an associate of the Mafia! They were in fact in competition and not on very amicable terms mostly. More laughable still is the AI narration that pronounces Bub, as in Bub Hewlett, several ways but not once correctly!

@AveryHolmes-nz9ld 17 дней назад

Woooo this was good information from The great OG Mr Bumpy johnson😮😮😮😮

@sonyamoyler9237 21 день назад

No I never heard of Viola, I felt very disappointed about this situation, I have to refrain from being super angry. I really appreciate you sharing each and every horrible story, but you are an awesome story teller, please keep us informed we need this ❤️ obtw Detroit is my hometown and I live here now ❤️ Great job young man!!

@BenjaminElijah-yq2wx 20 дней назад

For all the boardwalk empire fans out there.. That's the inspiration for Chalky White

@carverrichardson2251 13 дней назад

Does the name spanky Johnson mean anything to you 😂

@BenjaminElijah-yq2wx 13 дней назад

@@carverrichardson2251 that's the illustrious Rick James!!!! 😂👍

@LesterMoore Месяц назад

With his consumate negotiating skills, our nation could use an Ellsworth Johnson our State Department's Chief Negotiator. Maybe even Secretary of State.

@kevingibson1580 8 месяцев назад

Bumpy wasn't in the mafia they just did business stop it

@emanueltaylor7151 Месяц назад

He was Black. He couldn't be in that organization

@CharlesBrown-yh7nk Месяц назад

@@emanueltaylor7151 Even M. Lansky was only an associate.

@sabrinadawson7026 Месяц назад

I love mafia stories 😎

@karlpitts3831 20 дней назад

freaky as fuck how the eyes move!

@CRISTIANLEONARDOPREITI-qe3kp 20 дней назад

YEAH KARL!!!...I THOUGHT I WAS LOSIN' IT!!!!....LOL!!!....

@venitabroussard6093 4 дня назад

I thought I was imagining it at first.

@OleScratch1 4 дня назад

for fucks sake man, I'm glad i read this comment...That shit is disturbing. I thought I was seeing things.

@indadrops9492 2 дня назад

Yeah it’s very strange

@eros5556 8 дней назад

You dont have to make the eyes fucking move bro shits creepy

@venitabroussard6093 4 дня назад

Very.

@rodneycooke6538 17 дней назад

A better method of describing these lotteries … for us ol schoolers, it’s called playing the numbers! I grew up in The Bv, playing numbers for my parents at the Italian delis, meat kits and coffee shops.

@Lee-od3zq Месяц назад

Please. I have a very, very tough time following both the images and the odd narration for this video. First, the faces keep changing... and then sometimes at a blistering pace. Then one minute it is "Bob"... the next it is "Bab." And this kind of thing happens with other names and images. Why not get a real human voice and a script using accurate terminology? And nobody in the USA EVER referred to the numbers racket as a "lottery"...OMG! It was simply known as "the numbers"... period. Yessss. it worked similar to what is known today as a "lottery" or "lotto" but the numbers racket was never known as such. Furthermore, the name of the woman who ran the numbers racket jumps from one spelling and pronunciation to another... and her story is somewhat in error. Furthermore, the images of cars show totally or partially morphed designs that never were. One wonders why so much effort was made to create such fictional never-weres when the originals would have been far better (and more historically realistic) to view. Why?

@-Gunnarsson- 8 месяцев назад

This subtitle is stressful

@tyronemccloud4361 20 дней назад

Thanks!

@JosephMiller-u3t 28 дней назад

Interesting.......😮

@melvincoleman595 6 дней назад

We romance drug dealing and fell look at countless people, children, women , men and family who still deal with the pain it caused. Are there no victims?

@capone_rd_809 18 дней назад

Its crazy how all of this was created with AI

@Xrobberyx 11 дней назад

Bumpy Johnson is when you don’t wear protection

@AyeJay20989 5 дней назад

😂😂😂😂😂😂

@melvincoleman595 6 дней назад

We glo

@donnajackson9982 15 дней назад

BUMPY JOHNSON WAS MY GIRL FRIEND UNCLE JOANNE JOHNSON

@badbadmanly903 8 дней назад

Charleston to Harlem is 750 miles, or about 1200 km.

@jadaaleeshamindexpert7365 28 дней назад

Where do they get these photos from?

@MafiaCrimeFiles 25 дней назад

Thank you so much for your thoughtful comment and for following our journey! We truly appreciate your support. Many of the images we share are generated by artificial intelligence, and we strive to bring them as close to reality as possible. We apologize if some of the photos don’t quite meet expectations, and we genuinely value your feedback. We look forward to seeing your insights on our upcoming videos! 😊

@jadaaleeshamindexpert7365 25 дней назад

@@MafiaCrimeFiles ok... I don't know much about AI... so I don't even understand how it works... but ty

@andrewhitaker7195 22 дня назад

A.I.

@sammartinez8084 Месяц назад

He work for dutch Schultz and he betrayed the Dutch men and was a great friend of Luke 👍👍👍👏👏👏

@Trwillis9 29 дней назад

*Dutchman… *LUCK OR LUCKY

@keydraworldexplorer5389 22 дня назад

Some disorganized AI bs.

@kenpringle6568 24 дня назад

Are any of these pictures of Bumpy genuine??😮

@TheGoat-y8y 16 дней назад

Nope

@JamesMurry-jn9bo 19 дней назад

Fake Frank Lucas quote. I’ve watched every interview of the real Frank Lucas and he couldn’t even spell some of those words you said lol

@116cowboy Месяц назад

Try speaking English i dont know what the hell is 1.83 meters

@chetumalkid 24 дня назад

Not their problem if you are a freaking ignorant

@jrey6186 21 день назад

3.3 x 1.83 = 1.83 meters in feet - in English, math up cowboy

@GG-jw8pt 19 дней назад

About 6ft. We do both in Britain! 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

@John-eg3gy Месяц назад

PAPA JOHNS

@MattHelmSA 15 дней назад

He would not have been allowed to operate without the italians.

@erindanelleavilaavilaguerr7251 11 дней назад

I can't go on mission

@logicaljuan 15 дней назад

Charleston is about 1,250km from Harlem. Not 250km

@blairmarshall544 15 дней назад

Ah you’re one of them. Bore off

@martingrady6097 25 дней назад

Bump

@uncle_durrr 17 дней назад

All the AI pictures make this crap

@MastaMacon 4 дня назад

🎉

@jadaaleeshamindexpert7365 28 дней назад

Black men never wear their hair so low back then.

@johnjones5916 4 дня назад

Wrong the ceaser and process were popular my Nana worked in the numbers bank for Mr Johnson look up Ulysses Rollins Bumpys nemesis

@AllenMichael-pl6ps 18 дней назад

Glorify him why don't ya.

@BlueSosa-q5g Месяц назад

🤔

@brianjones7660 27 дней назад

laughable animation.....what middle school students did it....?

@jrey6186 21 день назад

madeaneffortU and is better than you ...

@abdurrazzaqghazzi5379 14 дней назад

They going BLOCK me For this She Never has Been in or around one like that ever before in her Life!!!!! Lies So Much She Doesn’t Know what Real Is Cause She See Threw !!!!!