Ex-Gang Member On Teen Murders, £27,000 Robberies and Prison | Minutes With |  

I always say it’s not a mistake if you learn from it, because if you do then it’s a lesson, I did my fair share of dirt when I was younger and now I’m a fully qualified youth worker and I want to help young people stay away from that life, I respect Bobby because he’s giving advice you can’t buy from someone with a degree who’s never seen that life and or knows what it’s like, respect Bobby mate keep it up

Obviously the beat down worked.

​@@Threemore650 there are a lot of great kind, intelligent people who get involved with this kind of stuff. Its one of the sad realities about places like Peckham... The germans weren't all bad people but they essentially tried to wipe out a whole race of people and more. Its all circumstance, and one can't sit and judge from a perspective coming from a more privileged background in a normal area

@@jamesmoss56 They didn't try to wipe out a race. Being Jewish isn't a race. Also i wonder how many Jews were in France, Russia, England? and beyond?

​@@jamesmoss56"Germans weren't all bad"? 😂

i respect his honesty, this is how they really live, they dont actually have hard lives and live in rough areas, he had a job, education, money, yet still needed to get involved in gang shit. when he said year 9, it made me shocked because where i grew up, a small little country village, i had been stabbed twice by age 10, then watched my best friend die, was taking drugs by 11 and saw drugs consistently in the local recreation area, there were heroin needles and people openly smoking weed. you have so many options in places like london, yet they pretend to be disadvantaged. the little village i grew up in had the poor area and then the nice big houses at the other end, there are no jobs, you got to travel 6 miles. we didn't even see it as a gang, it was just the people you grew up with and for the fights, they'd walk 3 miles into a corn field with bats, hammers and knives. when he said "police kicked the shit out of me", my response was "you've never had the shit kicked out of you".

Yep and before him and his era there was the oldskool South London armed robbers and faces like Ronny Easterbrook and Vic Dark etc who were white before the culture and demographics changed.

Pauser was the cash box king

@@suprarcjpop545 U can tell he’s not proud of it and doesn’t justify his actions nor romanticise that life style, he did his time and turned his life around don’t be so negative.

@@suprarcjpop545 I can guarantee you he is fully apologetic and full of remorse, he was obviously misled and knows right from wrong and more importantly owns the negative life he once lived....

@@suprarcjpop545 Really? Does saying "sorry" make it true? Deeds say more than anything. Words mean nothing.

@@scotttillman01 His deeds mean fk all to his victims.

Having grown up in an area like this - I would say this guy is typical of many young men who ended up in gangs. I’ve known many, sadly some are no longer here……gone before their life even started. I’ve seen so many from good families, who were good decent guys get swallowed up by the streets, it is remarkably easy for it to happen in these neighbourhoods. I look at my own son, who never joined a gang or got into trouble, but I can tell you every day was a battle. To be honest I had to at times turn gangster on him, and anyone who I ever saw him with who I didn’t like…..I didn’t mess around. Kids of that age, just don’t see the warning signs - today he is a father and I’m a grandad and he gets it 100% why I was so tough on him and anyone who I felt was around him that I didn’t like. The sad truth is that not ever parent has the strength to be like me, and I can tell you it took a lot. Dropping your guard just once is enough to lose your child to the streets….that’s how these neighbourhoods operate.

Agree with the sentiment but he never needed to change, he was always a good guy he just got dragged into it because of circumstances and proximity

@@abdulSpruce it's not a question of intelligence, when you're young and surrounded by it it's hard to know what's up and what's down, what's right and what's wrong, it's not until you break free you can see clearly It's all about loving kindness, it's not about 'getting a pass' it's about understanding that not everyone has the privilege of perspective when they have never been outside of their own environment

​@abdul Spruce show 10k to many kids & they'll be intrigued and want to know how you got it

Very intelligent fellow

I have dyslexia. I never done well in school. I think it's crazy to see acedemics in crime.

"young people" what are you talking about? they're less than 3% of young people in the uk, blaming a whole generation for one demographics signature behaviour

You chatting poo 🤣

Bobby a sausage bruv

if that impresses you, i once saw one of them throw a piece or trash into a trashcan.. i mean he was an actor filming a commercial and had been instructed to do that, but he still did it on the 4th attempt

A role model? Someone who used to be a criminal and then stopped? What are you on?

@@Krwler not my role model 😂😂😂😂

The most ridiculous thing I’ve seen🤣🤣

Someone who was poorley influenced and changed his life to guide youth to a better life. He's helped a lot of youth out so is definetly a role model to a lot of people@@Krwler

Yeah, but, No.

Fuck me you really be bumming Bobby raw

What?

Woahhh big harsh

Use your head Peckham zidane prolly head butted a few man

@@FearTheIndoorHorseRancher What?

😂 oh my days this comment is hilarious! I don't know if it's because of what you got fired for or that you were so truthful about what you did and don't mind!

Love the mindset!

@DaisiesandPandas yeah the players weren't listening so I offered them a fight to resolve it. Then I got sacked. Honestly decent fella with a big heart. He genuinely gives opportunity to all.

Thanks Dale

"us teens" wow that's quite a vague term, can you be more specific? only this is something that one group of people do everywhere you exist in the world, seems like you're trying to share the blame.

@@MaSoNGaMeR115 maybe i didnt explain it in the best that part of my comment. “Us teens” that lived within broken council estates with gang members as your neighbour. Family members involved and or close friends that were. Which covered alot of areas in London, and where i lived, also “us teens” were raised and was cautious daily when travelling whether it was someone they knew that had bad intentions on them or people that would if they knew where you lived was from an opposing area. Now also when i say “us teens” i mean my from lifetime the people i met and had my childhood living around. Obvs this is a case all around the world even my own ethnic background country so im very aware. But as this video is talking about a location and time period where i exactly can relate to and or seen (including areas he mentions) thats why i commented. I dont share blame, i speak as someone that spent 25 years living in the parts of London he talks about.

Respect James thank you

Quoting rimzee bars u ahhh real one 👌🏻

That's about 70 % of the people on the street s

I be😊

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he his own youtube channel where he talks about his experiences.

Cashing in on his notoriety right well they will soon be off back to motherland