EAST LOS - PART TWO Click here. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-VVqIHgKIV6c.html For the people who’ve been asking when I’m going to post another video. My team and I have multiple projects in various stages of development. Please be patient as we are focusing on QUALITY, not quantity. Meanwhile, follow me on Instagram for throwbacks and updates. instagram.com/mannyjimenezsr Also, to answer everyone's question regarding making this into a movie and/or a TV series - We need the views, likes, subscribers and comments. We need to show studios, TV networks, and streaming services that there’s a demand for this type of content. This will help get their attention. We would love to make East Los into a TV series, like The Sopranos but our culture. There are so many movies and TV shows these days - so what makes these stories so special? You and I know why. They don’t. Yet. HELP us make some noise so we can make these on a bigger platform. Please REPOST on ALL of your social media platforms. It’s all about the fans. We truly appreciate all of your views, likes and comments, as well as everybody who subscribed this far. Lastly, constructive criticism is welcome. We understand that this may not be your cup of tea, and that’s OK, but all that we ask is to please keep the comments respectful. Sending pure gratitude from the team and I. Manny Jimenez Sr. Writer-Director
Would like to be a part of this production. My stepson is heading this way and I would like for him to see that there are different ways of life out there. Thanks Manny. I would like to help with any task you guys might have.
If you grew up in East L.A. there was nothing but gangs everwhere. But if you got in a gang you better stick to it because if you try to get out you are dead. But if you were not in a gang you live a better life. All my family grew up im East L.A. and never in a gang, my bro's were all Graduates of high school. They all have good jobs. And they all move out of East L.A to live a better life for their kids. And I thank God they did. Living in a better environment for their good.
Out of 7 kids that my family are, I'm the only one in my family that stood in East L.A. Why? Because I was the last one that stood to take care of my parents. Until my father Died in 2009, I was devastated, and had to take care of my mom. But all the years I've been living in East L.A. I haven't had any problem with anyone, or cause any problems. I nevered had any bad situations what's so ever. If you mind your own business people will respect you, but if you have problems you better watch what you say around your neighborhood. Theirs alot of violence near Boyle Heights at night, so lock up your cars going around that area.
I carried a gun to school at 12...I wanted to be a crazy mother! Thank you Lord for leading me out of darkness....high school, college, University, military retired.
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Born and raised in south central LA and from very young age I understood the difference between a Gangster and a Maniac. The last thing you want is to roll with or have beef with a Maniac.
As a northerner I got respect for your side. We all in the struggle n strive 4 the same cause. Much respect regardless of sum opinions💯 we need 2 stop the violence so we could strive
I love East L.A. , i grew up there . Sometimes my co-workers ask me where are the best places to eat , i tell them but i hate the fact that i got to warn them because it might be in a bad neighborhood . It embarrasses me sometimes . If East L.A. was completely united to keep the violence at a all time low . I'll still take pride but it'll feel a great sense of relief .
Turn this into a movie series this be dope. We need more chicano movies out there. Im looking at the comments and man a mexicans enemy is another mexican its sad we need to UNITe brothers.
Being an 80’s baby, growing up in Echo Park . I gotta say this really hit close to home. Watching friends and family doing life or just dead for silly shit like banging, helped me grow as a man. KEEP DOING YOUR THING BRO, it feels good seeing raza do positive things. Can’t wait to see prt.3... Much blessing to you and your movement.
My great aunt and uncle lived in Boyle Heights long ago in the 1930s and early 1940s. Back then there were Asian and Eastern Europeans still in that area. My uncle remembered the pachucos and the Zoot Suit riots. Then like the other Japanese Americans in 1942 he was sent to an internment camp. People always say shit about East LA but its a rich cultural area where people live and work and play and try to survive despite the crime. ❤
Just like that It continues to occur when you leave the house and never return. Weather you die out in the streets or weather you go out and kill someone and your wife/kids never get to see you again. Lives are changed forever because of the wrong choices one makes. Mothers never see their kids again and it's so sad that we're all killing ourselves.
Just don't get stuck in the past you gotta live for the future. The past is gone, the future is not here yet, this moment is a gift that's why it's call the present
This is what I have been waiting for so long. Updated Raja videos to potential movies. I really hope you get what you need and will be there every step of the way.
Damn homie keep it 100... to hell if anyone says negative. Those are the people that haven't had to live like that and fortunate for them. It is a fast vida but a short one lived.. everyone gets caught up in that onda when all it really is, Is the hype of feeling invincible and the false pride and respect. It is unfortunate that a lot of homies are locked up and/or dead. But your right homie you said "this one night changed your life" that's all it takes is 1 time to wake up... Keep the videos coming bro, show there is an upscale to the downhill approach that alot of us that had to live like this or was put into this or even persuaded to go along with this type of lifestyle. Not many get a choice homie tu sabes. We are better than this ....!
@benjermin Jackson hey bro...read his comment correctly...he never mentioned mexicans...im a proud mexican...but these dumbasses give us all a bad name...
They don't even need to go to school. Ateast get a job. Your not jus6 gang banging. We all know most of you are using welfare and you leave kids behind with moms on welfare. You steal from people who work and tax payers pay for your court fees, police, jails, general hospital, food stamps, graffiti removal and all that stuff. When you get our of prison you end up homeless or free loading off your family members. Have some pride. In your world your bad ass, but in reality you are the lowest od the low in our community. The worse part is that you hurt Mexicans more than any other race. You steal from our people, you attack our peoppe and you sell drugs to our kids. Just get a job and everything will be better. We know your life sucks. We know you were abused as kids. Statistic shows that most gang members were sexuall abused as kids. We know you are in pain, but that's no excuse. Man up amd give our Raza some pride.
People hating on all this, u wouldnt get it until u live it people dont choose this kind of life style . some people get stuck in the game to deep theres no turningg back decisions u made as a you g juvenile follow u till ur old everything always come back so u just gotta stick to it, it is what it is sick ass flick
I’m from northern ca and I have to say to all your viewers this is good stuff meaning that this is how a lot of us grew up and it’s also very sad because it took me a very long time to realize that we are all Mexicans or Latinos Hispanic or Chicano and should not be doing this to each other we should be positive influences to our kids so the killing stops, I like the video it’s raw and pure and authentic, maybe this will scare some kids or even adults who think this is the life they want, until it’s there time to be the victim. I will subscribe to help your cause brother.
We're all ppl foh with the Mexican latinos b.s. nobody should be doin this to each other no matter what color race or nationality you are were all ppl just tryna live and enjoy what's already a s****y life why make it s******r were all the same
It's not so much that it should emphasize fear, but the reasoning of how many within their own are killing each other while other people have prospered economically, leaving us behind. This is, however, sad. It reminds me a lot of John B. Calhoun's mouse Utopia experiment. The only difference is one being a social circumstance of mice with abundant resources while the other of humans living with limited resources. I can only hope for my Chicano brothers to smarten-up some day by realizing their powerful potential of getting along with each other to prosper collectively. However, the continuation of feelings of resentment, pride, and egoism will continue to self- destruct our communities.
This is what people live with everday man.It's crazy.Many people find it hard to get out and are forced back in but it's good u changed your life for the better
THEY FILMED IT IN THE CITY OF CUDAHY ON WILCOX & CLARA ST I USED TO STAY RITE UP THA STREET THAT GAS STATION IS A CIRCLE K NOW IT AINT IN BOYLE HEIGHTS.
Car jacks and tire irons are old school. All I needed to see was a switch blade and chain to give this 5 stars! I'm combing my hair with my palm comb and tres flores throwing on my derby jacket with my last name stitched on the back in old english ready to meet up with my lady so we can go to the store to pick up some Teen Angel magazines and watch Zoot Suit.
From east Los here. Never lived that life style. My east Los is going to king taco getting some tacos Friday night jumping over fences to play soccer at schools and chilling listening to music with friends.
Best part ones u become a gang member,ur whole family no matter what ur hard working dad ,mom , brothers, sisters ,cuz girlfriend n it keeps on going becomes a target. Even abuelita That's why kids stay in school n b cool.graduate bring happiness n money to ur family, not bullets ur friend Batman.
My dads lil cousin had just finish boot camp from the Marine's . He had taken his girl to the movies. He was killed gang members coming out of movies. My dad, his cousins were all in the military. Had been answered being ready to be ship off to Vietnam. They went and found those gang members and allegedly took care of business. This was in East L.A. . Goes to show you the loyalty these soldiers had for their own and neighborhood. Even till they were old men and dying, they hatred for a certain street gang was still there...
This takes me back to the 90s during my gangbanging days. There's always that one homie that goes to far and gets everyone caught up in his bullshit, later those are the ones that dont last or snitch. They dont care about nothing.
And this is why society treat you like 2nd class people that life style sucks,with that mentality you will never come out and people will never take you serious it's a shame
@@bookmark1335 I'm from Chicago carnalfrom the south side of Chicago to be more specific and whatever you do it doesn't surprise me and it doesn't Fade Me so while your living your bullshit life of being a hoodlum I got out of it I grew out of it but I'm still Hood wanted to be better in life is not a sin now what you say it's a fucking excuse, le venda Life doesn't take you know where is the Second person Because you Never Gonna try to be better then good for you, so is killing people make you a man or a macho then good for you bro so who's the selfish
I recently lost my homie gunned down he was almost 20..the streets aint no joke... 💯 “your homies dont care about you they don’t make you a man you’ll die all alone on a murderous land “- shady boy gunmemorial.org/2019/03/01/isaiah-garcia
Yo this is pretty good. I was skeptical before I watched it. Thought it was going to be bad acting and what not like that movie, I forgot the name but one of the gangs in the movie is called Tokers town or something like that. Thank God it wasn't anything like that. I hope you end up getting this made into a series, I would binge watch it like Narcos if it's like this teaser.
Your talking about Duke of Earl. And that was a promotional movie for Victory outreach church. And it was filmed early 80's. Acting was bad but it was the message that was strong for the times.
Just noticed the dude who kills the guy is the homie Tuco beat to death in breaking bad when they were in the junk yard making the deal for the crystal lol
