@@SpeakMusic25 I know enough to say I lost homies to that propaganda lifestyle, and 4 what 😒 showing off ? ... How is that a lifestyle ??? Constantly having to watch your back, because you created so many enemies for the dumbest reasons. I assume you've seen the movie " Colors " being that your here commenting off the clip 😏. Maybe try listening to what Ron Delaney( the ex Gang member in the movie trying to talk some sense to the other gangs of his community ) was saying to the gang bangers in the same scene we all just watched.
The reason I say the " Gangsta Lifestyle is a Style that takes life " is because it's True ... Have you ever seen an ex military soldier survive and come out of a War ??? Imagine how traumatized that person would be with all the shit the had to see... The things they were ordered to do 😒 and for what ??? So that You can have the RIGHT to throw your life away the same way creating your own army of " Homies " just to start your own War's 😒 ... No future in that at all... It is literally playing into the Devils game of Kill or be Killed... Why you think so many homies don't make it out ??? ... I'll tell you why, it's because they weren't FIGHTING 4 anything Right for themselves... If you believe in GOD the way I do then you'll know that when you FIGHT 4 something NOBEL something RIGHT then he will give you the power, courage, and 💪 strength you will need to WIN.
@@revolutionsoldier5889 Exactly, that's how good he was. He could adapt his mannerisms and accent to perfectly reflect an LA Latino. But he was from Mission, Texas.
this scene was shot in the tunnel at the legendary graffiti yard Belmont Tunnel I still remember that damn teddy bear on the wall at the 2:44 shot lol I sat on that couch those were the days ! korean boy from hawaii growing up a bboy in LA dope shit bruh
Jose Lemus lmao the good old 80s- early 90s gang movies when blacks and Hispanics were in the same gangs together before they put us against eachother.
Eddie Lombera naw man blacks and Hispanic relationship was alot closer back in the day. I know there was always some who didnt like eachother but not as bad as it was in 2000s. The fucked up part is it was eme who ordered all surenos to attack blacks. It aint like that in the bay area. It aint like that down here in the south. Its mostly the older emu members who are on that racist shit. I grew up in Cali and the South. I get nothin but love from blacks down south. Its different down here. Nobody tries to hit u up with that “where u from?” Bullshit
@@poketz100 Ha ha !! Well you must be one confused moreno. Prison politics are prison politics. Just like Mexicans don't fuck with blacks, blacks don't fuck with Mexicans in prison. This is way before it got hot in the streets and way before the East Coast 🦀 and F13 beef kicked off. Which the EC crabs started the beef anyway. You must not be from Los Angeles to know this apparently. The difference is that Mexicans have structure in prison while blacks just have a car in prison when they go to prison. Mexican Mafia was able to bring out the prison politic into the streets by offering protection in turn for a profit to bangers who only have two places they will end up in anyway. The EmE made their bones and set the structure for future bangers as I mentioned above. Blacks are just mad that they have no self control, unorganized with no structure like Raza therefore can't control their own group of people and always at war within each other. Easily triggered.
But most people don't realize is that gangs like 18th Street when it first started had a mixture of blacks, whites, Latinos, and even some Chinese, do to all the politics started by the Eme, most of the non-mexican members were booted...
Used to be like that in LA back in the early 1900s. When italians and Irish started moving to LA they attended the same catholic churches as the Mexicans and clicked up that way. And when the blacks started moving to LA during Jim Crow these were the only gangs to join. It wasn't til the crips and bloods formed is when gangs started to become more segregated.
1:06 - Details for the style of clothing and reference to the bandanna that Mike Muir wears on his head. Mike Muir is a singer and songwriter for the band Suicidal Tendencies. The band was probably famous at the time. Some band members contained a lot of the Latin reference.
once again UA-cam proffesor got things inside out and upside down. Mike muir was gangbanging. Even Ice T knew that, it's part of the reason BodyCount calls Suicidal as one of their core influences because Suicidal put the Gangbanging into their music.
Dam I remember the homies i grew up with in the late 80s early 90s had names like Sixto ,Clever,Wizk ,Crook, Dammm long time ago My partners in Jr high and High school Rudy, Benjamin, Edwardo, Francisco, Sergio, Jaime, Hector , Martin , Sal , Noe, We always kicked it together even during break times had the same classes and backed each other up always !! Where ever you fellas are Hope you doing well ✌😎👍
It actually created one when they showed it up north in Stockton CA. 12 dead in the theater Blood on Crip. Funny part was Stockton got a lot of intel from those fools killing one another and pretty much ended them at least in Stockton. Then Stockton went ethnic gang problem but ain't no bloods and crips there at least not in the traditional sense anymore
Few of them I heard got injured on the set as well, buy they did their best to try and keep the real bloods and crips separated, as the fake one's got a big part in the movie, also ice T part got cut out of the movie.
At 2:41 this is a entirely new scene to me?? This was left out of the theatrical release because I’ve watched this movie over 100 times and have never seen that part anywhere?
When it first came out on video in November 1988, an extra 7 minutes of footage was added to the movie, which at the time made sense of some of the other scenes in the movie...
Still love seen the dude from Children of the Corn in this move!! Hell yeah and what about young Mario Lopez in the end of the movie. What you know about dat!
Am I the only one who noticed homeboy got his hand sign backwards? He holds up 2 fingers on his right hand and 1 finger on his left while the others hold up 1 finger on the right hand and 2 on the left.
@Scott Sullivan He was in the massacre scene, and the scene when they got arrested. When Geraldo said he was Rambo, he was standing next to him, holding a beer.
I was 12 years old when I first seen this movie . Why they was banging hard in all of LA ,all of Oakland became a war zone of Norte banging , from blacks DOPE slanging , turf banging it was hell in the fuking 80s .
that's the reality of it. The people that try to intervene catch a lot of crap for trying to help. They get called vendidos and get told that the cops are using them against their own people.
If yall ever noticed in the movie Dodgeball, Ben Stiller throws up 2-1 mocking this movie, when his dodgeball team takes out 2 members of rhe opposing team at the same time. I always find it funny.
He summed up exactly what a gang and gang bangin all about repping for your hood by fighting, shooting killing. But he didnt mention that they also terroize civilians through robbing, extortion and drug dealing. With gangs it is always gonna be this way. This movie was made 36 years ago and nothing much have changed since then.
Dennis Hopper is not underrated ever one of his films are legendary, I remember seeing this on 86 street with Ecuadorian friend who looks like Chow Young Fat , we used to smoke weed; and ate Quarters of ice cream in the theater
I grew up on this movie, one of the best
I remember when this movie came out, drive-by every single day
Being Gangsta isn't a LIFE STYLE ... It's a STYLE that Takes LIFE
True it’s a evil lifestyle really evil nothing good about that life is kill or be killed
bunch of idiot kids
What do you know homie 😢
@@SpeakMusic25 I know enough to say I lost homies to that propaganda lifestyle, and 4 what 😒 showing off ? ... How is that a lifestyle ??? Constantly having to watch your back, because you created so many enemies for the dumbest reasons. I assume you've seen the movie " Colors " being that your here commenting off the clip 😏. Maybe try listening to what Ron Delaney( the ex Gang member in the movie trying to talk some sense to the other gangs of his community ) was saying to the gang bangers in the same scene we all just watched.
The reason I say the " Gangsta Lifestyle is a Style that takes life " is because it's True ... Have you ever seen an ex military soldier survive and come out of a War ??? Imagine how traumatized that person would be with all the shit the had to see... The things they were ordered to do 😒 and for what ??? So that You can have the RIGHT to throw your life away the same way creating your own army of " Homies " just to start your own War's 😒 ... No future in that at all... It is literally playing into the Devils game of Kill or be Killed... Why you think so many homies don't make it out ??? ... I'll tell you why, it's because they weren't FIGHTING 4 anything Right for themselves... If you believe in GOD the way I do then you'll know that when you FIGHT 4 something NOBEL something RIGHT then he will give you the power, courage, and 💪 strength you will need to WIN.
I dedicate this to my friend Henrico, who looks like Gerardo, we nicknamed him Rico Suave lmao. If you're reading this, I got yo back for life homie.
It's me, Henrico. 4 years later, but here we are. How have you been? It's been a long time since we talked the bird. Wouldn't you agree homie?
r.i.p trinidad silva he really give his best to this movie colors
He died soon after this movie was released.
Black and Latino gangs are my favorite 🔥💯
There are no Latinos they are Chicanos
ECUADOR presente aqui bravooooo
In a bad way
GERARDO ES MUY RECONOCIDO COMO BUEN ACTOR.
LO HACE MUY BIEN
Trinidad Silva=VERY convincing in this movie. A great actor that we lost WAY too soon. And a fellow Texan.
He died a mile from where I live… got into an accident with a drunk driver.
He looks like he's from LA not texan
@@revolutionsoldier5889 Exactly, that's how good he was. He could adapt his mannerisms and accent to perfectly reflect an LA Latino. But he was from Mission, Texas.
@@jrussellcase yeah, that's what I heard
Rip Trinidad silva he was so cute and so smart and so funny big fan so sad
this scene was shot in the tunnel at the legendary graffiti yard Belmont Tunnel
I still remember that damn teddy bear on the wall at the 2:44 shot lol
I sat on that couch
those were the days ! korean boy from hawaii growing up a bboy in LA
dope shit bruh
Yup especially that RSL ... rockwood st hood
That's awesome!
I didnt know it was open. Everytime i see pictures it looks closed.
There was alot of movies made about the Belmont tunnel. For example V: The final battle
Yeah that was right by my old high school BELMONT HIGH SCHOOL "SENTINELS" 94 CLASS
Grande Gerardo. Ecuador
A lot of people don't know bur the actor who played frog died later in the year this movie came out.. rip
Mexicans and Blacks make beautiful music together...WAR, SANTANA need i say more...
Gerardo is from Ecuador
@312vandal No all beyond the wall is México
We’re percussion ppl.
Latins*
@@MrTigretony1 who care about ecuatorianas!!!all latinos in LA wanna be like us mexicans!!
One of my fav movies 😃
Rip Trinidad silva he was so cute and so funny and so innocent so sad he didn't deserve that at all
Gerardo can dance for real, popping and locking.
Is God ese
Yes, sir!
Definitely instead of Rico Suave Shit,He showed some Acting Chops..He had De nnis Hopper Directing him which was a Big +
I didn't know Tyler the Creator was that old lol. RIP Trinidad Silva ('Frog')
ahahahhaha
What are you talking about? He looks nothing like Wood Harris.
DAMN I didn't know Leo Lopez is gone. R.I.P Trinidad 🙏
Gerardo lo máximo 🦋♥️
“Aye homes, you kidding me homes, listen up homes, that dude was flyyyyyy homes” haha😂
lol
Jose Lemus lmao the good old 80s- early 90s gang movies when blacks and Hispanics were in the same gangs together before they put us against eachother.
Vino5150 wtf you talking about? Lol sure there were some gangs that had mix races but overall it’s always been the same.
Eddie Lombera naw man blacks and Hispanic relationship was alot closer back in the day. I know there was always some who didnt like eachother but not as bad as it was in 2000s. The fucked up part is it was eme who ordered all surenos to attack blacks. It aint like that in the bay area. It aint like that down here in the south. Its mostly the older emu members who are on that racist shit. I grew up in Cali and the South. I get nothin but love from blacks down south. Its different down here. Nobody tries to hit u up with that “where u from?” Bullshit
@@poketz100 Ha ha !! Well you must be one confused moreno. Prison politics are prison politics. Just like Mexicans don't fuck with blacks, blacks don't fuck with Mexicans in prison. This is way before it got hot in the streets and way before the East Coast 🦀 and F13 beef kicked off. Which the EC crabs started the beef anyway.
You must not be from Los Angeles to know this apparently. The difference is that Mexicans have structure in prison while blacks just have a car in prison when they go to prison. Mexican Mafia was able to bring out the prison politic into the streets by offering protection in turn for a profit to bangers who only have two places they will end up in anyway. The EmE made their bones and set the structure for future bangers as I mentioned above. Blacks are just mad that they have no self control, unorganized with no structure like Raza therefore can't control their own group of people and always at war within each other. Easily triggered.
But most people don't realize is that gangs like 18th Street when it first started had a mixture of blacks, whites, Latinos, and even some Chinese, do to all the politics started by the Eme, most of the non-mexican members were booted...
Nova Caldera YES I myself was in a gang of mix race Mexicans and blacks " but" when I did time in prison that all change!! now Mexicans only !!!
gino YASHARALA U WUZ KANGZ
+Nova Caldera Exactly, but today many things changed.
Crooks from 18 is black
Nova Caldera, spot on!!
Oh shit I never realized that was rico suave Gerardo right there! Dope!
This woulda been the life growing up in this era
It really was the life and it will never be like that again.
Gerardo married an ex- Miss West Virginia and he is now a preacher and lives in Ashland , KY
All this time, I never realized that
Celebrity wife swap
Kentucky??? He went from Rico Suave to an inbred preacher from Kentucky ?
@@hushg2000 👈why you hating foo.
Horale for that!
That's the white kid from Children of the Corn he must got lost in the hood.
Osvaldo Cervantes all he wanted was a Pepsi
+Homer Simon MALACHAI!! He wants you too Malachai!
who the hell let the güero in anyways?
dc rob hahahahahahah
Guy really likes corn.
"That's just the way the world is ese..
Theres always gonna be gangs
Theres always gonna be fighting"...
Real talk!
I know gang bangin is dumb and pointless but i cant help but love how this gang had all races together.
But they all were all talking like vatos locos forever.
@@usssanjacinto1 what does It mean Vato?
Back in the '80's, it happened more.
@jack mayhoffer the redhead
Used to be like that in LA back in the early 1900s. When italians and Irish started moving to LA they attended the same catholic churches as the Mexicans and clicked up that way. And when the blacks started moving to LA during Jim Crow these were the only gangs to join. It wasn't til the crips and bloods formed is when gangs started to become more segregated.
1:06 - Details for the style of clothing and reference to the bandanna that Mike Muir wears on his head. Mike Muir is a singer and songwriter for the band Suicidal Tendencies. The band was probably famous at the time. Some band members contained a lot of the Latin reference.
That's right homie
I thought theyr were apart of venice 13
You serious? Mike Muir copied cholos not the other way around 🤦🏽♂️
once again UA-cam proffesor got things inside out and upside down.
Mike muir was gangbanging. Even Ice T knew that, it's part of the reason BodyCount calls Suicidal as one of their core influences because Suicidal put the Gangbanging into their music.
...now everybody get to dancing...🎶🎶🎶RRRRRICO🎶🎶🎶🎶SUAAAAAAVAAAAAY!
NO WAY. GERARDO RICO SUAVE!
Dam I remember the homies i grew up with in the late 80s early 90s had names like
Sixto ,Clever,Wizk ,Crook,
Dammm long time ago
My partners in Jr high and High school
Rudy, Benjamin, Edwardo, Francisco, Sergio, Jaime, Hector , Martin , Sal , Noe,
We always kicked it together even during break times had the same classes and backed each other up always !!
Where ever you fellas are
Hope you doing well
✌😎👍
Rico Suave...🍺🍺
Black Love!!!! Brown Pride!!!!
Rico! Suave!
I still have it badass movie
The Chicano street gangs are still mixed race down here in Southern New Mex., to this day!! 2023'
🇲🇽🇺🇲🇮🇪🇩🇪🇳🇬
😂😂😂😂
Background track is War - Lowrider (1975).
Had no clue that was Gerado until now (as many times as I have seen that movie). He just didn't look like that in the Rico Suave video.
Gerardo 100% GUAYACO (Guayaquil - Ecuador)
1:06 all facts from 88 to 2023 and it’s still going on…..
Te amo Siempre
Gerardo Mejia is so cute and so smart and so funny big fan
Yes, he is!
lets not forget when this movie came out they were trying to ban it from the theaters in LA because of real gang shootouts escalating inside lol
It actually created one when they showed it up north in Stockton CA. 12 dead in the theater Blood on Crip. Funny part was Stockton got a lot of intel from those fools killing one another and pretty much ended them at least in Stockton. Then Stockton went ethnic gang problem but ain't no bloods and crips there at least not in the traditional sense anymore
MJ Mike I'm from Stockton when was this
Cruzitos Don same with boyz n the hood came out,shoot outs in the movie theater and after the movie ,I remember
Few of them I heard got injured on the set as well, buy they did their best to try and keep the real bloods and crips separated, as the fake one's got a big part in the movie, also ice T part got cut out of the movie.
David Mazzini No one did that idiot, people was already claiming colors, with purchasing Bandana's.
Gerardo was a solid actor should have pursued it...Rico Suave was his demise...no one took him or the extensions seriously
Great movie! Saw it at a drive-in in Joliet when it came out. Was hard to tell the screen from the surrounding.
Rockford boy
Classic
Rico Suave!
Sadly Frog died in a car accident caused by a drunk driver a year after this movie was made.
Right after filming UHF with Weird Al. They dedicated the movie to him.
He was buried with his hands displaying Two, One.
he was on his way to becoming a huge star.
@@robertthomas2601 Really? I went to see UHF at the theater near me. I was the only one in the place. I enjoyed it.
I heard he went through the windshield!!
Frog was ahead of his time
too bad hes gone forever
Rico suave 🎵🎶🎤❤😉
💗💗💗💗
gerardo iniciando y cuando llego a Ecuador nadie solo su familia lo fue a ver ..!!!
At 2:41 this is a entirely new scene to me?? This was left out of the theatrical release because I’ve watched this movie over 100 times and have never seen that part anywhere?
When it first came out on video in November 1988, an extra 7 minutes of footage was added to the movie, which at the time made sense of some of the other scenes in the movie...
This scene was in the UK theatre release.
Same dude. Looks like they were gonna jump him.
2018k there's still gangs R.I.P. Trinidad Silva aka FROG
"I love them and they love me back"...yeah right,sounds good
The only thing miss in this movie was a chinese guy and indian guy
Now that is colors
Sergio Gaona Harold and kumar
chalé
Chale" way
There was indie guys in Xicano gangs in those days , primarily in the north with the nortenos
Huge punjab community , they worked the fields together ..
Rico suave gerado 🎶
Still love seen the dude from Children of the Corn in this move!! Hell yeah and what about young Mario Lopez in the end of the movie. What you know about dat!
2:19 "I'm always getting love from the homies"
I love Weird Al's cover song of his "Taco Grande"
Trinidad Silva looked a lot like my cousin in lahore pakistan 😊
That’s just the way the world is ese
Que guapo está Gerardo
Am I the only one who noticed homeboy got his hand sign backwards? He holds up 2 fingers on his right hand and 1 finger on his left while the others hold up 1 finger on the right hand and 2 on the left.
Fingers flashed stand for 21 Street gang.
Riiiico Suaaaave
that dude is the famous RICO SUAVE
Yes, sir. He is the one!
Gerardo wuaooo 😘
Who else seen Mario Lopez aka A.C Slater wit Frogs lil brother Felipe...😂
Yeah. He was also in the massacre scene at the end, when they killed Rocket's crew.
@Scott Sullivan Yes it was! And he's listed in the credits as "Felipe's friend."
@Scott Sullivan He was in the massacre scene, and the scene when they got arrested. When Geraldo said he was Rambo, he was standing next to him, holding a beer.
Go get new glasses get your eyes check tOO
Alot of Mexicans in the movie
I was 12 years old when I first seen this movie . Why they was banging hard in all of LA ,all of Oakland became a war zone of Norte banging , from blacks DOPE slanging , turf banging it was hell in the fuking 80s .
You notice Frog constantly throwing up the 21? Lol sometimes backwards.
Good times here
I felt pretty bad for this man trying to help the cops as he was trying to talk some sense into these street punks and this is how they treat him.
They were idiots all of them, preferring to "party" and die over their stupid colors and "comradeship"!
that's the reality of it. The people that try to intervene catch a lot of crap for trying to help. They get called vendidos and get told that the cops are using them against their own people.
LA cops were one of the most corrupt forces in US history at this time
Awesome 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Mi barrio es primero!
"There's no future in it, Holmes".
Movie was '88 not 89
it was 1987 but released 1988
Yes, you are right.
m.imdb.com/title/tt00000000094894
This is the most diverse gang ever! Latinos, black guys, a ginger.
I'm surprised I haven't seen anyone selling "No Future In It Vato" t shirts on facebook yet.
That's a good idea you should do it
This is the director’s cut because that part at the end wasn’t in the theatrical release.
If yall ever noticed in the movie Dodgeball, Ben Stiller throws up 2-1 mocking this movie, when his dodgeball team takes out 2 members of rhe opposing team at the same time. I always find it funny.
lol that wasn't mockin colors
@@grandoldsoul4691😂😂😂
You fool they were Cobra fangs.
He summed up exactly what a gang and gang bangin all about repping for your hood by fighting, shooting killing. But he didnt mention that they also terroize civilians through robbing, extortion and drug dealing. With gangs it is always gonna be this way. This movie was made 36 years ago and nothing much have changed since then.
@2:26-2:35 two vatos locos throw 12st while one throws 21st lol..always noticed that...
The funny pt is real life gang members do that too
Averrraaaaritmooooo Riiiiiiiico
I just learned today bird is Gerardo "rico suave"
2:04 that’s what a gangster supposed to look like not just pro club shirts and 501 jeans
Grew up around this shit. Never got the appeal of the life. There's always a way out. May be very hard but it's not impossible
Fun fact, Felipe’s friend is Slater from Saved By the Bell.
Mario Lopez
Rico suave and AC slater are gang bangers in this movie.
Is from 1988 , not 89
That vato from Children of the corn is this click,Melichi was a hard dude.💯
It would have been real funny at the end of the video somebody would had yell out,
"He wants you too Malachai."
Lol
I didn't know till a few years ago Bird is the guy who sings Rico Suave lol
Tha end was a deleted scene? I've never seen it before
Damn for reals ! I've never seen that part before either
It's from Director's Cut. Now available on Blu-ray and DVD.
@UA-cam Veterinarian you're right. This scene was in some versions available. And complete Long Version was available in the U.K. on VHS 😎
The extension of this scene doesn’t work. I see why it was cut in the first place.
Underrated film this. If they could of just removed some of the cheesy 80’s car chase’s and such, then it could of been a classic
Just remove Sean Penn entirely. He was the worst part. I like him in other movies though.
What is the song name??
@@julianmartinez9831 it’s called Lowrider by War
Dennis Hopper is not underrated ever one of his films are legendary, I remember seeing this on 86 street with Ecuadorian friend who looks like Chow Young Fat , we used to smoke weed; and ate Quarters of ice cream in the theater
@@pumasgoyaapparently he was a dick on set too.
Fat tony had me watch this summer 89 when I was busted up from a motorcycle accident
Margaret "Peggy" Medina (angie) the smokin' hot chola sitting on Whitey's lap!! 😍❤❤❤❤
Tocayo.
Is crazy that we Ecuadorians can pass as Chicanos Gerardo play the Chicano part very well
h' from puerto Rico why do you think they called him Rico Suave
@@mr.towershuge gerardo es de Ecuador ...guayaquileño
They're virtually the same people.
It just depends upon which colonizer gave you what name.
Well hey, Mexicans helped y’all get a hood in LA, a place to be yourself
Bcuz all latinos wanna be like mexicanos from east LA!por eso nomás weyes!
1988
We had gangs in BC. Too. Big circul boys. Independent soldiers. .na. Nation.
This movie came out in 1988
Yes, U-r right!
@@EdisonPolar I remember man cuz I was eight just about to turn 9. Was so excited to see this with my parents at the movies.