DOPE city: DETROIT 1980's B4 BMF White Boy Rick, YBI, Maserati Rick

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Why did Detroit go from the most prosperous middle class region in world history to the crime capital aka the Mu7der City? Al Profit's documentary, officially titled "Rollin 313: the Fall of the Auto Industry and the Rise of the Drug Economy. An in depth exploration of White Boy Rick vs the Best Friends, Detroit's political corruption, Young Boys Inc (inspiration for Big Meech and the Black Mafia Family), and more. Al Profit, who holds an M.A. in Economics from the University of Michigan also goes in depth to economic structural changes to the global and U.S. Economy that, in the space of 30 years took metro Detroit from the #1 metro area for median household income to the City of Detroit itself becoming the poorest and most violent city in the entire United States.
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00:00:00 Post 1967 riot Motor City becomes Murder City
00:02:25 DEA Agent John Sutton arrives to work undercover
00:05:49 Henry Marzette 1st Heroin Kingpin
00:10:46 Auto Jobs declining Dope Jobs Rising
00:15:16 DEA undercover John Sutton targets
00:16:54 ALI-Frazier Gambino Connect
00:18:12 Selling Dope dominates the CITY
00:19:57 Chester Campbell Detroit Hitman
00:22:54 Marzette Dies, Young Boys arrive
00:24:30 BK Black Killers & Errol Flynn's Detroit Gangs
00:26:51 Coleman Young stops Livernois Riot
00:28:43 YBI Young Boys Inc
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@alprofit Год назад

BLACK MOTOWN MAFIA- :ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-sh96VMmtYks.html

@lavoyjohnson7427 Год назад

You not from ROLLIN... Stop! That's a gang from California

@josephzapata2946 Год назад

Al u #1

@jaymesonvpn7236 Год назад

Mythological p

@Bobo-pd1bm Год назад

Why can’t we watch Bretts other videos ?

@rockybarnett3071 Год назад

@johnson oney me I have been

@oldskoolmusicforever0724 3 года назад

WHO HERE IN 2024 BABY!!!!

@richardavery2894 2 года назад

What up Doe! ❤️ Tha Dee

@kimbrewsales7809 2 года назад

2022

@taco_fetish5178 2 года назад

Me it randomly pop popped up. But the version where I think it's a police officer that worked during those years talking over it so I switched to this original one.

@micahkennedy6890 2 года назад

I’m mad ash he tired to hoe my city talking about we ah memory😤

@maryhadley7373 2 года назад

@williamstamper442 Год назад

"Boone" was one bad dude. I salute him for telling his story and keeping his head up. He is not bragging about his past, instead trying to prevent history from repeating itself.

@drpepperairlines1594 2 года назад

You can't deny it, gangsters back in the day had real drip.

@ryanhunsinger 2 года назад

Ric Flair drip. It went WOOOOO on a bitch

@BabyGirl-gf9sf 2 года назад

Real Talk

@falconone7230 2 года назад

What's drip? Like another word for swag?

@Donesyboy 2 года назад

@@falconone7230 lol pretty much

@kooniestewart6025 2 года назад

😁😁All over Michigan💪🏾💯 love my state💯well kinda👀😂

@shawnjackson9240 Год назад

Al profit documentaries are the TRUTH...Especially for a former Detroiter like myself.....Keep them Detroit Documentaries coming Brother Al profit.....you make us Detroiters proud by showing our hardships from the past....love you man.

@joshuaday3980 3 года назад

I know the advertising is different for everyone on RU-vid, but its quite funny that Arm & Hammer Baking Soda is the advertiser for this video. Haha

@ShawtDawg240 3 года назад

I got Cheech and Chong Bud Farm 😁

@chillywilliedfw9093 3 года назад

Only thing missing is a Pyrex commercial lol.

@shaunkeyes9570 3 года назад

Business don't care where the dollars come from. Not ironic at all. Look at the money they have made! It's just business.lol

@geoffedwards-tb4kp 3 года назад

You see that shit? Lightning strikes a lot on these phones. Uve spiken about something and then start getting ads on subject matter!! Not the odd time but continuelly.

@geoffedwards-tb4kp 3 года назад

Tommy hitman Hearns, Sugar Ray, Marvelous Marvin Hagler were the premier black fighters during 80s. Whute oeople World wide loved their Black Arses. Bad man destroyers.

@billymorgan2832 2 года назад

What happened to Detroit is a shame. A once beautiful city that now lies mostly in ruins. I was fortunate to spend my childhood in the nice northern areas of the surrounding neighborhoods, but ended up going and spending most of my free time on the east side as I got a little older. The people who were raised and live there are as real as it gets. I generally recommend most people to stay out of the city neighborhoods, but I always love to go back and visit when I am back in town to hangout or help someone out who needs some simple items that will make a big impact. The bluntness, no nonsense attitudes, and wildness is refreshing. The years I spent there gave me a lot of appreciation and experience that has stuck with me.

@meonly6454 Год назад

SAD CITY TODAY BLK MEN DID NOT LEAD THEY TORE THE CITY APART PIMPED WOMEN SOLD DRUGS GANGS BLAQ MEN FAILED EVERYWHERE ITS THE SAME STORY DIDNT BUILD ANYTHING IN ANY BLACK NEIGHBORHOOD ACROSS THE USA NOW ITS GENTRIFICATION YALL ARE DONE SMH

@bestcodman24 Год назад

Same with me. I’m from Louisville Kentucky. I totally agree about returning to your native environment is always refreshing

@blksam-airmax88 Год назад

People don't have to stay outta here they just need to know how to move in certain situations and environment's 💯#Eastside #MackVanDykeway!

@tweezythedon313 Год назад

Detroit still good b an so many big investors are here. Also are downtown is a must see

@syriasmith4842 9 месяцев назад

Not anymore

@glengarbera7367 2 года назад

That just blew my mind. It's 4:30 am I couldn't stop watching. Thought I was bad a teenager and young man. People called me OG. I'm no OG compared to these dudes.

@Ronald.1Rigas 10 месяцев назад

✊ 😑

@terriarnold4364 Год назад

The Wonders of "Outsourcing of Our Manufacturing!"😭

@RockHash 3 года назад

I live near Detroit in the neighborhood, man its so fucked up for people. Every time I pass a certain area you got like 10-15 lil kids all selling water together. I pull up to the side and call them over. I try to give them 20 bucks for a bottle of water. But most of the time it was 10 bucks and they were always grateful and would tell me to blast a song from my car so I will and they start break dancing lol. Their cool as hell but its rough for them. I haven't seen them since the winter but I got a few iPods and small but decently loud plug in stereos/Headphones. Hope I run into them again this summer or even spring because I still take that route home.

@klasseact6663 3 года назад

Mix in a book or two💡🛎 Your making a difference, tip of the cap to you!

@sakimoontheefixer 2 года назад

Rock, I hope you see them again or other kids, that you can bless with your attentions and good intentions.

@businesslp3027 2 года назад

People don’t want jobs. They want to hustle and make fast money.. many people in Detroit would have to settle for minimum wage jobs because they only have a high school education..

@detroitisback8021 2 года назад

I do the same thing. I grew up on west Warren live downriver now but I have family that still lives over there. Every time I drive down Paul there's a young boy who is selling water and candy. It's sad but at the same time is it? It's not a bad thing. He's making money. He's learning how to make a dollar. I gave him 5 bucks and didn't even take the water. I had a skateboard in my back seat he noticed it. On my way back I thought about giving him a extra skate deck in my trunk but he was gone. Next time I roll through there I hope to see him

@kooniestewart6025 2 года назад

TY 💛 kind sir

@C_71 Год назад

I grew up in Chicago in this era and when I think about the guy talking about cashing out on cars it hits home. I was 16 and went to a BMW dealership in Evergreen Park and tried to buy an M3. The guy asked me how old I was when I told him he laughed at me! He asked what my parents did and my dad was in the Air Force and he wasn't trying to even address the situation. The older guys ended up getting killed or caught, the gang heads got locked up, and here are young guys out here trying to act grown! All I can say is I'm glad I avoided death and fed time, but they still got some time out of me! I'll take life on the streets any day!

@Southerngal9197 10 месяцев назад

🙏🏽❤️‍🔥

@leomartin1603 2 года назад

I LIVE in Virginia, but Im from Detroit. I grew up middle class, and I used to HEAR about crime and street life, and the dope boys used to make their lifestyles look very appealing on the West side. People used to get robbed of their Shoes in the middle 80's. Adidas Top Tens and even the first jordans. CHECK IT IN, they used to say. In the 80's the factories started to become more automated and that caused alot of unemployment. My grandfather was fortunate enough to have been retired from Chrysler when I was a kid in the 70"s and 80's. And was fortunate enough to NOT have to endure STREET life. But as a kid and teenager I was impressed by the dope dealers.

@realtomorrow3907 2 года назад

Yeah back then was hectic.virgina sounds nice.💯

@harithhunter4671 2 года назад

I was a kid in the 80s and grew up in the 90s so i know bout how it was laying with that ya and crazy with min. wage was what it was very low and check it in led to guns getting crarried

@albertograms48 Месяц назад

🔥🔥🔥💯

@michaelbettisworth8938 2 года назад

Despite Detroits checkered past I can’t be prouder to be a native metro Detroiter for 43 years.

@mojomojo5779 Год назад

Then you are a lunatic, brah

@michaelbettisworth8938 Год назад

@@mojomojo5779 how is being proud of where you are from make you a lunatic. I know Detroit is off the chain but its my hometown

@flammingdragon Год назад

Key word "metro". Go live in the trenches for a week

@michaelbettisworth8938 Год назад

@@flammingdragon is 7 and Hayes or Clark and vernor in southwest trenches enough for you?. I lived in both Detroit proper and in suburbs.

@flammingdragon Год назад

@@michaelbettisworth8938 then u shouldn't be proud of where you're from

@klote82 2 года назад

I watched this documentary last night while doing the dishes. Wow, excellent job AL, you got all of these interviews from so many guys running in that life back then. Amazing!

@Littlenovatv Год назад

Bro 1hr 35mins, that alot of dishes. Lol

@ashleymeggan 7 месяцев назад

This is incredibly well made.

@twowingsatlanta4007 8 месяцев назад

Detroit, What Up Doe!? 🥰 ✊ Detroit. . . Born and raised! Detroiter. . . West side/East side North side/South side Detroitest. . . I Love ❤ Detroit 💯 #DetroitStrong👊

@error4159 2 года назад

Lol, I love the DEA agent, "everybody was drinking good whiskey, eating good and taking trips" 😂😂

@kevinlambert5310 2 года назад

He was low key hatin

@brandonroller9524 2 года назад

@@kevinlambert5310 hating on the middle class built by the auto industry? I got a different vibe like he was referencing a golden era before the economic hardship and drug epidemic

@harithhunter4671 2 года назад

not everybody people was poor in the early 80s

@error4159 2 года назад

@@brandonroller9524 That's the feeling I got as well.

@Tyyffgb.cvcxxxcc1245 2 года назад

My kinda guy with that statement , I thought the same

@BreakdownFactz 10 месяцев назад

AI I really appreciate how you pay homage to the stories in these inner city streets. Not to glorify a certain lifestyle but to show and tell the story of how we are all faced with choices in life. You always handle these stories with respect and realness. ❤

@lennywilliams2300 2 года назад

I lived in those neighborhoods in the 80s!....we heard about all of this! These guys are legends, it was crazy back then!...... Al profit is a true g!

@marklaurie5723 2 года назад

You lying 🤥 but ok

@MK-rk4no Год назад

If you lived in that neighbourhood, you would have had a life expectancy of only 30, you'd be dead by now.

@clent3541 Год назад

😂😂😂

@kishasole01 Год назад

Legends?

@JB-bw8nj 11 месяцев назад

Yeh I grew up on lillibridge in and Mack… my mom, her sisters and brothers grew up with a lot of those cats.

@stevenmccart5455 2 года назад

What I find amazing is ,not the dealers ,the pimps or killers ,it's the amount of people in the comments that actually sound proud of all that.

@ryanyoung9202 Год назад

Yeah, UNFUCKINGBELIEVABLE !!! THEY DESTROYED THEIR OWN PEOPLE

@detrickshellman9599 11 месяцев назад

Definitely nothing to be proud of.

@Ronald.1Rigas 10 месяцев назад

damnnn 😂 right ? 😳

@mostuf313 8 месяцев назад

You had to live it to understand it.

@jaycasetarot3316 3 года назад

noticed it wasnt on AMazon Prime no more. Done watched this like 50 times. Thank you Mr profit

@jloki9259 2 года назад

Discovered this channel maybe 4 months ago. There's no better crime history channel and I've watched many. Writing, editing, research - There's nothing to compare it to. Thanks, Al - keep bringing us that raw American Dope.

@sproutsisters5398 Год назад

That defense attorney made ALOT of dirty money lmao

@tooshort12 Месяц назад

I ain’t mad at him 😂

@adeverger 2 года назад

Excellent reporting. This was one of the best documentaries I have seen on gangsters. Straight from their mouths. No speculation. Glad this came up in my queue. kudos.

@martinlong2804 2 года назад

From Ireland, mind blown. Ireland never saw anything like that. Things were bad, but only in the capital. The rest of the country was virgin.

@J1Duke 2 года назад

Yeah, ALL of the documentaries from this channel are really good! American Dope narrated or hosted (which ever you'd call it) by Al Profit!

@stbx43z 2 года назад

He said nothing about CIA an DEA profiting from dope! weak reporting

@DjSmokeMixtapes 2 года назад

@@stbx43z A lot of this was going on long before the CIA got involved that was in the 80's drugs been in the hood since the 40's fam and a lot of it came from our ppl along with mobsters and other criminals.

@dougdawkins3717 2 года назад

@detroit8v715 3 года назад

This is a story that can easily be told about Memphis, St.Louis, Chicago, especially Cleveland, and Pittsburgh. Not just Detroit. The decline of other rust belt manufacturing cities happened the same way as Detroit.

@glw5166 3 года назад

Sad but true.

@geraldmiller8973 3 года назад

are you saying that all of these big cities that are run by the democratic party are shit cities. if you are than welcome to the club. the club is the party that all working people belong to.

@joshapples88 3 года назад

Don't forget sad buffalo NY. Not as big as some of those cities but at one point it was. Let's GO Bills !

@joshapples88 3 года назад

@@geraldmiller8973 I hear ya brother.NY is some of the worst. Cuomo is a Joke

@sitdowndogbreath 3 года назад

@@joshapples88 he is a cokehead!

@mattdawg83686 2 года назад

Damn, this documentary for me is the gold standard into the goings on in Detroit back in the day. It makes no bones about the subject matter, and tells it from a street level perspective and that makes it beyond real.

@howardgofstein9694 2 года назад

AGREED!! --MoeHoward

@donnaflanagan4714 Год назад

Fordham and Gratiot bound 7 mile runnin

@jamesriley5911 Год назад

Very real my dad was born 1930 in Detroit, I am the baby out of 8 ..I was born 1975,my dad was the truth out in dem Streets....I have seen and witnessed alot

@evonrn2000 Год назад

You miss the lick don't you sir?..lol just kidding!

@doslee1899 8 месяцев назад

U can't get beyond real!! Other than that, well said. I was n Cleveland wen th 2nd wave was puttin it down(mid 2 late 80's) so I Kno of Detroit Boyz movez✔️

@maundamartin59 Год назад

My DAD GOT VERY LUCKY. HE GOT A JOB WORKING FOR THE DETROIT FREE PRESS. AND WAS A DISTRICT MANAGER. When my mom went and found him in 1989. And I worked for my dad with my brothers. NEWSPAPERS SOLD VERY WELL BACK THEN.

@Progressive.G Год назад

One of the best crime documentaries on the internet‼️

@209_sins 3 года назад

"The fine art of saying less" - love that wording // excellent doc . thanks g

@Soldierboy39 3 года назад

Watching it AGAIN lol! Much respect to the work you been putting in with the research Al.

@JB-bw8nj 11 месяцев назад

In the 80s and early 90s I was growing up on the Eastside of Detroit… everyone on my block had at least one person in their family on crack. There were always 2 crack houses working. Detroit was beautiful even then but the signs of decay were there. I can rem so much and I was in my 30s before I understood why my mom moved us to Alabama.

@RCourt-fz2mr 8 месяцев назад

Now I know why my parents moved us to Northern Michigan in 1968. They grew up on Beniteau Street on the east side. My grandmother lived on South River Road in Harrison Township until she died in 1990. We were never allowed to venture into Detroit when we visited.

@BLAZENYCBLACKOPS 3 года назад

I’ve watched this before but it never gets old, excellent documentary.

@thatnativejustnative6271 3 года назад

same

@printissgraham4930 3 года назад

Right

@lawrencecrader8942 3 года назад

@@thatnativejustnative6271 ACA

@loriormsby1873 3 года назад

NOTHING GOOD COMES FROM THE DRUG LIFE NOTHING!!!I THINK THIS WAS MADE IN 2010🤔

@Kim-Berly200 3 года назад

Blasphemy

@hassasinali7979 2 года назад

AL PROFESSIONAL Al profit, our hats are off to you

@ifgwelf Год назад

Al your documentaries are next level. They flow so good.

@christinahewett5390 3 года назад

Felt like I was watching Drugs Inc from history channel. This is a superb documentary.

@SmokeNewzSportz 3 года назад

Detroit never recovered since those days it’s crazy‼️

@imagemepartner2979 3 года назад

Dam stupid ass drug dealers ruined Detroit!!!

@karenfrierson9550 3 года назад

For a city not to recover this had to have start at the top with the big wigs(oops)!!🤔🧐🤑

@rodney7469 3 года назад

@@karenfrierson9550 facts and it's still money here

@tashasmith1191 3 года назад

He is out and he fucked up Detroit and stole money from the city that’s is already damaged

@carmillastephens9497 3 года назад

@@karenfrierson9550 nothing but fact! Politicians had/has there hands in the bs.

@godsavemefromgenZ Год назад

the way YBI brett was explaining that beat down on woodward and mack was funny as fuck

@johngonzalez8313 6 месяцев назад

He still seems like a cartoon character…

@woodruffv76 2 года назад

if you just listen to Steve Fishman guy sounds like that lawyer Levy on The Wire. This was an excellent Documentary. I love this channel

@LightsOut08 2 года назад

Thought i was the only one that heard him like that lol

@geraldcannon6858 2 года назад

@done8140 2 года назад

He definitely does. Maurice Levy.. he had the briefcase, Omar had the shotgun 💯

@orpheymike8278 2 года назад

@myname_iswritten_incursive 3 года назад

The soundtrack instrumentals is everything, this is very well put together.

@markvickroy6725 3 года назад

Needs more MC5

@MARKKY2727 2 года назад

Sounds like speciasl aka

@tammywright9965 2 года назад

Yes i

@malikaustin9087 2 года назад

U very observant 👌🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

@lancegray9573 3 года назад

Loyalty was real back in the day.

@alprofit 3 года назад

yaaaawwwnnn. At least be original with your fake gossip.

@nolanrimson6656 3 года назад

No such thing as loyalty just money 💰

@kpthereup5927 3 года назад

It don’t matter what era it was

@FinesseTheFrank 3 года назад

Loyalty's a commodity throughout all times. Nothing like it

@billjordan3952 6 месяцев назад

I love the way al covers my home town born and raised in Detroit still living here born in 71 💯

@robertlatham8657 2 года назад

Great video and a truly shocking insight into gangs, drugs and unemployment and the plight of young men who only saw limited opportunities in life.

@adammoore945 3 года назад

Best free content you’re gonna get on RU-vid

@origenate2856 3 года назад

Facts

@DETSRC313 2 года назад

Facts

@rubengutierrez4055 2 года назад

The decline of Detroit and GM, Ford, Dodge, and Chrysler started 50 years ago when the Motown Record Label relocated to LA. That's when the narcotics really started coming into the City. Narcotics devastated Detroit as well as the rest of the state of Michigan.

@EmperorNerox 2 года назад

Detroilet

@telam1744 2 года назад

Yep, Major industries left the city. Major industries are leaving America as well. America will soon look like Detroit. We need to make stuff "Again."

@user-du3vo5ld2j 2 года назад

Weed is just as bad, just takes longer to ruin you.

@tjoya1974 Год назад

The roit of 67played a big part too.

@marley1995 7 месяцев назад

@@user-du3vo5ld2jlmfao, weed will never be as bad. You are trippen!!!

@blessedandnotstressedpeace6624 2 года назад

Yes I'm a product of this documentary and it's so much more than is mentioned in this piece of truth about us. Being the most defined human beings in the world 🌎

@julianhampton8799 2 года назад

When I first started watching AL I was like who is this dude he don't know who he's talking about now I know better this man got all the info

@realtomorrow3907 2 года назад

Yeah dog from this shit.he be on it.he from the hood.has spoken to real Detroit hittas.he A-1.

@harithhunter4671 2 года назад

he got all the facts

@gmont5082 3 года назад

I like how Al chops up interviews and reuses them to explain things more thorough... 💪🏋🏌

@michjesto2038 3 года назад

Al's interviews and documentaries keep evolving, I love it!.

@geoffedwards-tb4kp 3 года назад

Teh Als hit the nail on the head with this documentary style.

@BlessGvngDbo 3 года назад

I love his work

@drockbaby2525 3 года назад

Imagine having tons of footage, and then being able to use pieces to make a timeline of whats was happening

@donnimetropolis9899 2 года назад

@19:15 that's from a damn movie...... c'mon nah

@theHOYTmonger 3 года назад

Al you never disappoint thank you for all your efforts!!!

@joejohnson538 6 месяцев назад

Great documentary 👏, I like the way Al Profit does his craft salute 🫡 my guy

@savedbychrist23 2 года назад

The best voice for this type of documentary 👏

@bignhumble 3 года назад

This one is number one in my book. Don't get me wrong Profit. All of your works have been special. You are the GOAT.

@alprofit 3 года назад

gracias

@jaypettey9851 3 года назад

@@alprofit yeah you the Truth when it comes street documentary's....hope u get to sit down with DR.Fisher 💯

@ThreeTimez15 3 года назад

Wake n bake with Al before work, it’s a must.

@danielblake1537 3 года назад

Lls that's exactly what I'm doing now haha

@altaylor450 3 года назад

Vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv:yvtvvyvvyvvvvvvvvvv:vvvv::vvvvv:vvvvv was thevvvv

@altaylor450 3 года назад

Vvvvv

@altaylor450 3 года назад

@ronfroehlich4697 3 года назад

I can't do that anymore. I'm self employed, now and it's easy to go off the rails after a breakfast like that when your boss makes excuses for you.

@derekmcmillian6557 2 года назад

I use to see Pimp,Big Man,Smiley,Randy Blount and Snake from Pony Down Crew (BGD) I wanted to be just like them as a child up to young adulthood. Looking back it wasn't nothing but Death/Destruction. Underneath the glitch and glamor was misery as I look back and I pray that the youth take notes and go a different route. God bless the Real

@marklaurie5723 2 года назад

My uncle said you use to run home

@derekmcmillian6557 Год назад

@@marklaurie5723 your uncle must didn't know me. Wasn't no running home. 7mile/Prevost was my home. Mom's and my sister use to look for me but I would hide in Black Ants basement Goofy

@shaunbritton939 Год назад

Back again in 2023 love Al profit great documentary maker and helps me relax considering the subject at matter

@goldieluxx9356 3 года назад

That red dude B clearly is very proud of his corrupt past. He tell his story with such passion and excitement you can tell he wish he could relive it again.

@tommyphil4713 3 года назад

I appreciate the story telling in that form because it kind of transports you back in time with the energy, but also very sad to see because he’s obviously not doing to well mentally, and has never grown up

@johnniecoleman8873 2 года назад

Dmdddmdm

@ssherrierable 2 года назад

Hes about 60 and needs to grow the fuck up. Matter fact no he don't, its too late for him. He's just another victim whether he knows it or not

@russblack443 2 года назад

@@ssherrierable he is dead

@mplyfe_ 2 года назад

@@russblack443 holy!

@NickGiusti 3 года назад

Such an amazing and in-depth documentary. Keep up the great work!!! 💪

@mortyfromthed 2 года назад

Also how old was this badass attorney back then like 28. Legend.

@richardbell1614 2 года назад

I would be way to embarrassed to even talk about selling drugs to my brothers and sisters and destroying my community. I would be begging God for forgiveness.

@slanigrad 2 года назад

No no. I have a better ..way for u. Just blame cia and dea.

@derrickholley3732 Год назад

Don't judge until you have walk through that man's shoes !!!!!

@deloreanwilliams8650 Год назад

Spoken like a true square

@garycollier6950 Год назад

Black people in the USA are already mentally and spiritually dead the only death left is physical death. Drug dealers just finished a bunch of them off physically.

@ilovejesuschrist992 9 месяцев назад

@@deloreanwilliams8650proud to be a square

@efreinshtick 3 года назад

Seen a couple of your pieces. Awesome work, going to watch it all now

@lauraprewitt7475 3 года назад

This channel has some of the best documentaries! I’m so glad I found it! Great job and thank you for putting these out so the rest of America ... and the world ... can you maybe take an opportunity to try to educate themselves and try to understand. I posted on another channel that a lot of people have very strong opinions on shit they know nothing about. I grew up in a safe neighborhood… It was poor but it was also safe for us to go out and ride our bikes after school. I came to RU-vid to try to educate myself to understand what others have gone through and why they feel the way they feel. I had wonderful parents who taught me to respect everybody and for those who are lucky to find love, you love them back no matter what color they are… just like every other hippie parent taught their kids! And as a mother of a mixed child who is now an amazing grown man, I never experienced some of these things that folks talk about today on the news but it doesn’t mean it doesn’t happen. I wish more people would try to educate themselves before they start throwing their verbal diarrhea everywhere. Understanding is the first step to change. Thank you!

@alprofit 3 года назад

Thank you for the long and logical and passionate comment. I have become somewhat disturbed by how locked in so many people are to their existing ideas. We should all be ready to learn new ways of understanding society.

@Imstillaround9x19 2 года назад

Facts

@dantesantiago1669 Год назад

Is it just me or is the commentary a little racist? 😂 the blacks think they are going to take control? Black people were the only ones committing crime?

@calepearce1637 Год назад

Totally agree Sister 🔥And check out Pastor Vlad and Isaiah Saldivar and Jon Ramirez on Spiritual Warfare 💥😈💥and Deliverance and Healing and Breaking Generational curses off you and Oaths Spoke off you and Witchcraft off you and Spirit of Depression or Spirit of Addiction anything like that 🔥👈🤔🔥And check out Pastor Jennings and Bishop Wooden on Beyonce 🔥🐍🔥Amen 🔥Spiritual Snipers 🔥But Spiritual Warfare is Real People 🔥🐍🔥So better to Know about it 🔥And I Pray that you never need it 🔥👈👿🔥Especially if you have children ??🔥So enjoy people and God Bless 🙏😇from Not so Sunny 🌞England🔥🇬🇧👈😊📖📯🎶🇬🇧🔥

@calepearce1637 Год назад

Totally agree Brother 🔥And Please check out Pastor Vlad and Isaiah Saldivar and Jon Ramirez 👈😇🕊🔥on Spiritual Warfare and Healing and Breaking Generational curses off you and Oaths Spoke off you and Witchcraft off you 🔥🐍🔥Amen 🔥Because Spiritual Warfare is Real People 🔥🐍🔥So better to Know about it 🔥And I Pray that you never need it 🔥Especially if you have children ??🔥👈🤔🔥And I Love your Channel Brother 🔥But there is a God shaped hole in the World 🌎🔥So God Bless Brother 🔥

@SpaceSpiffin43 Год назад

this is a underrated documentary

@matt.willoughby Год назад

Best documentary on Detroit's post war drug crime on RU-vid and I've watched a lot

@lesterdiamond6190 3 года назад

Steve Fishman has got to be one of the most interesting people I've ever seen interviewed.

@user-dq5rx7bv3x 3 года назад

Thats what makes this doc so great ..so many great interviews and content ..this is a masterpiece

@randomviewer2319 3 года назад

ikr i get caught up im callin him for sure

@adambrady9989 3 года назад

Fishman reminds me of Bill Murray

@gregorycampbell1432 3 года назад

Great lawyer

@truenewsexposingtheblues.7908 3 года назад

Fishman would get you off.

@michjesto2038 3 года назад

Yes!!l... love a good Al profit documentary.. pls keep it up my guy...theres a lot of stories all over the world need you attention...more power to you my brother

@kennethtyner304 Год назад

During that time we had the Westside lock down, especially at Metro Airport in Romulus MI. We had the Northwest Airlines on lock down, it was smooth and easy, no problems we had Agent and ramp agents from LAX, PUTTING IN BAGS with breaks of weed and coke and sending it to BWI And every thing went smooth for awhile, Then I transferred my job to ORD and IND for about 6mo, and then made my last move to the DMV and worked all the airports, and lived everywhere and met a lot of people in the game, never had to go that deep with it, and yes I used but got that in order.

@Adachibeauty 2 года назад

Great documentary, but also very sad to see how a thriving black neighborhood can go down and become overrun by drugs and drug dealers.

@q.c.key7044 3 года назад

Al Profit is a straight legend. Introduced the world to everyone from Nate Boone to Ryan Leone. He even sued Takashi 69🙏👍 Keeping pushing Al!

@picassoboy52 3 года назад

Once more in English??

@peteclemenza1096 2 года назад

What did he sue snitch9 for

@jaycompany4886 2 года назад

Yeah, Nate Boone...that's the first video i saw from Al Profit....a few yrs ago.

@signoguns8501 2 года назад

@88Keez did he win?

@alprofit Год назад

MY GUY

@frkyzeke 3 года назад

These docs are so long but so good. 👍🏽👍🏽

@JamesBrown-rn1om 2 года назад

You can't put decades of history into 30 or 40 minutes of footage, that's a disservice to everyone involved. Peace to you and yours.

@frkyzeke 2 года назад

@@JamesBrown-rn1om so true. I love these docs tho.

@questionmark1152 2 года назад

"I'm a snitch, a turncoat, a fink." Fink is a legitimately HILARIOUS word.

@realtomorrow3907 2 года назад

😂😂💯

@questionmark1152 2 года назад

@@realtomorrow3907 Even saying it out loud to myself Im laughing.

@stephengeorge3507 9 месяцев назад

Boone says he rated because they killed his little brother, all the people he killed,don't you think,they were people's little brothers ?

@onealramar5652 3 года назад

Now I'll always check to see if my car was built on a Monday or Friday

@kwoodson4232 3 года назад

You should include Thursday too! Thursday..the workers get their checks and drink/get high so there are alot of missing parts and half ass put together vehicles.

@jacquelinehalsey4769 2 года назад

ME TOO.

@davelowets 2 года назад

@@kwoodson4232 Umm, can you read?

@kwoodson4232 2 года назад

@@davelowets yeah...i meant to put a different day..🤷

@davelowets 2 года назад

@@kwoodson4232 Ok. 🍻

@christharris3655 3 года назад

Thank You for making this video. Just wondering if you have a fund me page. How do I contribute so that you can continue developing this kind of content? Please advise me. How is the sound stage thing developing?

@davelowets 2 года назад

Pateron

@peasantlaborer6084 Год назад

Impressive Documentary, Thank You for your time and effort in making this Film, educational too

@alprofit Год назад

Thank you very much

@e.romero5528 2 года назад

I was born and raised in Detroit and still here and I was brought up on YBI and all the gangsters we had the Chamber brothers who made the Carter witch they made the movie New Jack City was based off of were a city of Hustlers the game aint to be glorified but believe there are some real crazy stories that should detour young guys to not wana follow in these street legends yes the money can be really good but the consequences are horrific 💯

@shawngamble1025 3 года назад

Love the soundtrack and thanks for the Repost, keep the fire going Al.... .

@isaiahking6759 3 года назад

Al where is cocaine condor we've been waiting for it for years now. Thank you for all the other great content but where is cocaine condor

@klasseact6663 3 года назад

I was born and raised in Detroit, 8 mile and Ryan (south of 8 mile) and this was an incredible doc! I worked at spring and suspension shop just N of 8 mile and Dequindre and Maserati Ric brought his Bronco II in for a lift kit. I had the job of test driving it once we were all done with it. We knew who he was but you NEVER brought shit like up if you knew what was good for you, growing up S of 8 mile I knew what was good for ME😉

@georgewashington5761 3 года назад

I'm from Brightmoor west side detroit.

@klasseact6663 3 года назад

@@georgewashington5761 8 mile and Ryan here

@dboyvseverybody7327 3 года назад

I was raised on 7mile and Ryan

@klasseact6663 3 года назад

@@dboyvseverybody7327 my parents sent me to Catholic school for GS qnd HS so I didn't go to Pershing but I did take drivers training at Osborn though. I walked to GS and it wasn't unusual to see a stripped and/or burned car in our school parking lot or in the alleys.

@djtrakakadrunkpoet8598 8 месяцев назад

Lumpkin St. Near I-94 . It's been 28 years and aint a damn thing changed but the Coney Island

@terrycollins0314 Год назад

Love the history lesson!!! This is the type of history that has always piqued my interest. Real, everyday, street history. The kind that you won't get from approved school curriculum

@BreakdownFactz 10 месяцев назад

Facts Terry!

@brendafiliault6259 2 года назад

I remember sitting across the river when i was only 5 with my dad and other siblings watching all of the smoke from the fires and gunshots going off night and day during the 67 riot's. I remember when YBI got into the game. I still go shopping in Detroit along with concerts and sporting events. The D has always been our team!

@aehsek731 2 года назад

Wow.. Tell us your story!!

@5thdimension625 2 года назад

Same here, Brenda. I was 5 too, and I remember National Guard tankers driving down Plymouth road telling everyone to go inside their homes. I remember when we had to stop playing outside at grandma’s house on West Grand Blvd and Vernor as it wasn’t safe to play with the neighborhood kids due to random shootings. Once, when coming home from a show at Cobo hall we stopped to buy more beer and the cops pulled up next to us in the parking lot and we thought we were gonna get busted for buying beer underage. Instead, the cops told us to get the hell out of the neighborhood we got lost in and said “get outta here, we don’t even usually drive down here”. I’ll never forget it. They also showed us the way to the highway. I could go on and on telling you crazy stories about the D. There was no better stadium in the country than Tiger Stadium. That place was rockin in 1968 and 84! I was there too in the latter win

@nikitune6267 3 года назад

Very interesting documentary, thank you.

@ThePlayboyLen 3 года назад

Very well done. Keep it coming🤙

@Cobra-st9kg 8 месяцев назад

Mr Profit it would be cool if you made more documentaries. Yours are my favorite. Thanks

@faisonsampson8780 Год назад

Its 2022 im still watching al profit content

@alprofit Год назад

You have illustrious future ahead

@patrickbateman7453 3 года назад

Will someone please get this man a NETFLIX deal!!!

@joeytrimble1558 3 года назад

honestly ? no netflix will rip the ball off the shows ..i love them the way it is

@DarkSideOfTheBrightSide 3 года назад

@@joeytrimble1558 Netflix has been pretty great at letting independent directors do their thing; they’re about the only platform that allows creative freedom.. even RU-vid strips it’s content creator, by demonetizing or burying the content; plus, you have to be family friendly- so any graphic visuals will get your video taken down. Netflix allows all that..

@michaelduvall3563 3 года назад

Didn't make it to the D until 2001 🤯I can't even imagine 1962 ...My Words are not able to tell you

@randomviewer2319 3 года назад

in 62 shit was nice still not till the late 70s early 80s did the CRACKs start to show of the city starting to crumble

@markreed1859 2 года назад

great content. this is the 4th or 5th video I came across from you, n there all great so far

@dianaprince9311 2 года назад

Beautifully edited Mr. Profit. This made my day. Sending love from San Francisco, CA. I need you to do one on SF the city by the bay and Oakland Oaktown/The Town. They would be just as mind blowing as this one. Keep up the excellent work.❤️

@maundamartin59 Год назад

Dexter is a very ODD NEIGHBORHOOD. YOU WILL HAVE A VERY NICE BLOCK. LIKE COLLINGWOOD OR BURLINGAME in 1989- 1994 and hit Elmhurst and it's like VIETNAM. BOONE is on Disability more and likely.

@NikeHead911 3 года назад

Goat man al profit very informative and insightful

@jonathankozuch7911 3 года назад

I've literally watched this 20x if not more , it never gets old, Al's research and reach into this topic is second to none, Amazing , this doc needs to be In a actual history class , Al is the real crime historian of our times. Thanx Mr.profit for the amazing content and all ur hardwork. Happy holidays and I wish u and your friends and family the best in the new year, from across the bridge here in windsor always peeping that Detroit game. Holla at ur boy .

@EmperorNerox 2 года назад

Detroilet lol

@mattjohnson1561 Год назад

I hear ya l put his channel on when l got to bed and fall asleep to one of his docs

@mostuf313 8 месяцев назад

@@EmperorNerox Stay away.☠️

@EmperorNerox 8 месяцев назад

@@mostuf313 be there on the 20 th unfortunately

@DetroitFettyghost 5 месяцев назад

I WATCH THIS AT LEAST ONCE OR TWICE EVERY YEAR- Al you are one gifted brother- we love u in DETROIT you are a legend to us for making all the stuff you have. Im 42 Ive been watchibng your work litterally since the music video days

@savageinc3139 Год назад

Dude love you doc's ...mostly the Detroit ones cause it's my home....love how you ask the right questions....you have a way at asking questions to get the detailed answers

@RoseUnseen 3 года назад

i pride myself with knowing the history or organized crime , this is the firs i heard of it , and the documentary is so well put together , everything is in perspective , it not just some dude babbling about the good days

@harithhunter4671 2 года назад

this came out 2010

@SCHMUNZELTV 3 года назад

great improvement on the quality of your documentaries! thx

@moniquewaverlycarr 3 года назад

Diffinitly

@rodneycamp1897 2 года назад

Detroit wasn't a Joke and only the strong & smart made it through real talk 💯

@rodneycamp1897 Год назад

Real Talk 💯 Folks Truth

@mrpiemusic 2 года назад

I Luv Al Interviews And Documentaries He Know How To Ask Questions Without People Incriminating Their Self .

@alprofit 2 года назад

💯

@mauricehawkins1147 2 года назад

@@alprofit hey Al why haven’t you done a story on Quasand Lewis? He had a huge organization one of the best I’ve seen! And he didn’t tell on anyone or none of his people snitched on anybody!! Hope you’ll be telling it soon

@TheConfoqueen 3 года назад

Excellent work! Way to be @ Al Profit

@uoenoho9426 3 года назад

Never saw a chemist or plant for the drugs in the hood....

@uoenoho9426 3 года назад

@Frank James They’re not smart enough to create harmful chemicals. You mad?

@kylepowell2580 3 года назад

That's because it came from other parts of the world, Davis said where it came from in this doc , and if you're talkin cooking crack it only takes a kitchen

@fnsilly8983 3 года назад

@@uoenoho9426 yes we are but it would be sabotaged. You mad?

@torreperson7186 3 года назад

We invented the lottery

@donniematonnie9378 2 года назад

@@uoenoho9426 ......what are you talking about. Go over into Mexico or Columbia and you'll see some of the most uneducated people creating cocaine from coca plants. Besides your statement appears to be racist saying "they aren't smart enough" maybe YOU'RE not smart enough. There are plenty of black chemist and scientists in the world. You completely missed the point. The point is: the u.s. government continue to allow the flow of narcotics into the country in hopes of destroying black communities and it back fired. It doesn't take much education to make narcotics. A typical third grader could convert a poppy plant into heroin.