Відео

Nas-2nd Childhood

SHEEEESHHH Thank you guys for having me on the POD 😍😍😍 LOVE Y’ALL FR 😍😍

Great podcast!

Young Legend ✨

Thanks for the shoutouts 🎉 and ill take the t shirt lmao

Ramon party popper man, no spicy questions answered 😂

Ramon party popper man, no spicy questions answered 😂

"wow"

Personally I believe its because the music isn't about the people or struggles they face, has no story, and is drifting from the vaquero lifestyle into the modern trucker guy. Most of the new stuff is now about money, cars, girls, and beer. Nothing too special about the music anymore. I listen to some of the new stuff but only when someone else is playing it. I usually sick to the classics.

Fuck California

Cut some one skin and we all bleed The same . Keep a buck … soy Mexicano all my friends are black . I never heard a bad word come out their mouth about my people. But I’m from La Puente so all my black friends got kids with Mexicans.

Yes record it

Naw, my dad is 47, and he enjoys Yahir Saldivar. Peso Pluma? Naw, he doesn't like him that much. Neither do I, but I listen to rock and metal.

Looks. Since I was a kid all Hispanics have called me Chinese😂. I'm faaar from it(Filipino) so I return the favor and call everyone Mexican 😅

Podcast from the AV I have a lot of catching up to do. Enjoyed this episode

Get me on so we can chop it up. Basically Mexicans see Salvadorians the way Americans see Mexicans because they too have to illegally migrate into Mexico if the want to get into USA

No one has ever confused a Mexican for a salvadorian..if they did, they are being disrespectful on purpose.

Comparing fertilization to D-Day is insane😂😂

saving private ryan is not that forgettable of a movie

More longer 📹

Hey, I like that av scanner segment. Good stuff keep it up

How kind of them gifts 🥲

Nopalotes y no saben 😢

23:40 huge shoutout!

Bro im only 16 and i hate these new corridos😂

🅱️🅿️🏁

The video would freeze from time to time 😮

Fire

661 SG made an appearance 🫶🏼🏜️🤎 Join us for a practice!

Somos LA 661 la que tiene aguante!!!

🎉

VAMOS AV ALTA!! 🔥🔥

They were not trans or dudes. Biologically women. No proof whatsoever about them being mean. Don't fall into misinformation

If the only potato at the thanksgiving dinner isn’t sweet, then that’s how you know it isn’t a black thanksgiving 😂😂. I grew up in the south, red velvet cake & pecan pie are a must have on thanksgiving too.

I recommend you guys to keep on promoting your pod cast wherever you go and paying them stickers all over the AV 😂 to increase your audience

fire podcast!

She said "yes maam" 😂😂😂😂😂

We are not all brown.

Mike Tyson shot his ear off

what a great EP!

He has to show proof that he ran that mile 😂

Ervin, you need to jump in.

Sheeesh everyone leaving cali

El gordo podcast

🇲🇽🇸🇻🇺🇸 the most common Hispanic mix in California jajaja.

19:46 Meant to so say 2023 NOT 2003.

1:07:40 I apologize for not knowing the name of the river off the top of my head. I said Tigris River, which is a few miles north of the Jordan River where it is canonized where Jesus was baptized. But I was close enough. 🤓

As an older Salvadoran I believe it stems from conflict in the workplace, feeling as though we were always competing for limited resources in already marginalized communities, where many times we lived next to one another. There’s complexity to the topic that I feel is trying to be understood through a narrow lens and it’s not just patriotism and soccer. Many Mexicans have endured oppression and have been treated like second class citizens in the US and Salvadorans arrived in Mexican neighborhoods where there was already high unemployment, lack of resources and the height of the drug epidemic. Areas like Pico Union became Salvadoran over within a few years and people will respond and feel a certain way (not generalizing). But there’s many factors involved. Salvadorans have a different narrative of their own struggle and for those who arrived early on… it was difficult to transition with their ptsd symptoms. And many neglected Salvadoran youth with ptsd symptoms responded to prejudice with what they knew and the birth of the first Salvadoran gang in response to other Mexican American gangs. At times it could be prejudice from Mexicans towards Salvadorans and it was reciprocated. Many Salvadorans had to deny their heritage and hide their accent and state they were Mexican to hired by other Mexican employers who already had roots in LA. The constant invisiblization of the Salvadoran narrative I think is something that still lingers and I have experienced. I do appreciate Mexican cultures but I do recognize today that Mexican hegemony can exist within institutions and it’s been very difficult for many of us to kick doors and carve out spaces for Salvadoran community. I think we’ve grown from those moments of conflict and prejudice and we’ve become one brown community in multiple spaces. I think the key is learning about each other’s differences and use it as a strength not to work against each other. We have to uplift one another, despite recognizing our differences. But I think we’ve come a long way and the it’s important to go beyond nationalism and embrace our cultures… cultures allows you to build bridges bc you can share common struggles. We need to continue to uplift and empower one another.

Liked the environment !

Wish I would have sat down for a couple minutes but I was way too plastered by the time the Taco Judging was over. Good thing I'm shooting through for a full podcast soon.