You definitely gotta do a part 2 to this for All us YA babies You can tell he aint lying about anything his Story is the same as most of ours Respect on this one Dubs
Respect to all who grew up in these kinda situations. I can definitely relate. To those who still have moments of Trauma, Just know you didn’t deserve it.
@@popeyedoyle6360I agree but tbf the preachers who con are the ones who want material things, this guy seems like he genuinely changed his life due to his religion. I disagree with Christian but to see him become a better person is a good thing
I believe Everyone watching will benefit from hearing the 2nd part. There are probably a lot of people going thru things and tripping out on all the ‘coincidences’ happening to them. “Nothing by coincidence, Everything by Divine Intervention”. God Bless Dubs and thank you for all that you do
One of the few real ones on the internet after being in prison so long u learn to read people and sniff out bs and I can tell this foo is authentic much respect and hope he's doing well
I feel the same don’t think this dude put much sauce on his spill hope the best for dude and his family nothing wrong with trying to do the right thing I thing it’s way harder to work be a dad and a husband the way society is now to do good shits stacked against you
You definitely need a part two. IDK if you finished watching it or not, but the way the pastor talked to him was way different then you think. Pastor great man of wisdom and knowledge. It's all about God's grace and mercy HE has for us. Church /religion has messed us up for so long. A lot of religious mindsets need to drop from ppl because it's all about having a personal relationship w/our Heavenly Father.
This is a very encouraging story, Johnny was seeing the signs that was leading down the his path. I agree also some people can change if they want it, but most of the time they have to be sat down for a decade or so before they get it.
One of your best videos yet. Your analysis, relation to yourself, and the connections made was very insightful. Im glad that your channels aren't only humorous and entertaining but also thoughtful. Great work. Maybe you could make some videos about some books you've read, how they helped you inside of prison, and then how that knowledge translated after you were out. Thanks dubs. Much appreciated.
Hey Dubs, def a part 2 needed. It's crazy how people think and JUDGE others cause of their past. I understand & yes some situations you just can't take lightly but I've Always believed in Growth & Change. Ask me how I know? We employee 5 ex-cons and truth be told they are some of the Best employees we've evr had. Proud of You Dubs I Appreciate You. Keep pushing the Positivity! Much ❤️ and Respect 💯🙏✌️
I feel every word you said big dawg couldn't love or trust my family and never really fit in with the homies because of my own insecurities and my own messed up mentality.
Dubs… I got a great video idea for you. Make a video on the top 10 or even 20 books men read in prison. I would think there is a list of books passed around that alters their live for the better or gives them useful thoughts and perspective on life.
I’ve seen a couple of interviews of Johnny respectively and the dude is humble , genuine and open about his experiences and his parents. I respect 🫡 young dude for being stand up with his parents. I’m really glad you gave him a chance on your review Dubbs real recognize real.
Man both of y'alls stories are like an exact mixed together version of mine. Exactly. And to the point I can literally predict whatever this man Johnny and you are about to say when y'all explain something. From the household and growing up and to juvie gladiator school and everything. If I lost a fight as a kid and even jumped then I would get beat when I came home and literally locked out the house until I somehow won. And just getting beating at home so much it was a regular occurrence for me. And not a single person on my side. And I'm a kid. I had to live alone and felt no love and support in the same home. I didn't even know what love is or what it's supposed to be. I don't even remember getting a hug. And I too would cry because so mad I would black out and not know what's going on and what happened. One time at 12 I got attempted murder and kidnapping and I didn't know I did. When I came to everyone was looking at me in shock and I look down at my hand holding a pocket knife and everyone saying I put it to someone's throat. Anyway I became a sociopath and didn't even know it until years and years later. I used to think at any moment and any one day I will automatically click in my mind and be a seriel killer. I used to wait for it to happen. And I didn't care about life for many many many reasons and especially because I was like what is the point if I'm going to be in prison one day anyway and become a seriel killer. I'm so glad now that it never happened and 10 years ago I changed. One day instead of my brain randomly clicking into a seriel killer my brain instead clicked into wanting to be good and having actual love in my heart. I don't know how but without knowing love and what love is my heart just randomly wanted to be filled with love and just wanted to be a loving and caring person. I'll just stop there. God Bless and peace and happiness to everyone!
Love to hear people that found a way to change their lives tell their stories. It’s a damn shame that rather than encouraging people to do the right thing and change their lives (what society claims it wants from criminals), we put up obstacle after obstacle. Maybe it’s just me because of my own experiences in life but I really respect people that had to pull themselves out of hell, identify and confront their demons, and live a good life even though society in many ways has abandoned us. I’m definitely interested in seeing a part two of johnnys story.
U are exactly right Dubs about background checks going only 7 years. I pass background checks and get opportunity for jobs that repeat offenders don’t get. I did 12 years so I have a clean slate and I’m grateful for that
tbh a lot of Chinese and/or Asians like myself and those around me grew up similarly like this (family pressure and environment) .. we might not have all joined gangs but that shit was devastating as a kid
I enjoy this channel very much. It's easy for people like me to forget how some kids are abused and what ongoing damage that can do. My parents were perfect compared to others and heroin addiction impacted over half my life. The abuse kids can receive is horrible to the individual and also impacts society negativity.
I was taught in a prison class, finding a job is a job itself, how to tailor make your app for every job. I was encouraged to Mark the no felonies box. Also learn to fill out 15-20 apps a day, beating odds. And has worked for me all my life. It allowed better jobs, my union job would be there every time I paroled behind addiction. Dubs brings back memories I thought I forgot. Like camp Bullion
Johnny’s a real one & a genuinely changed man in my opinion, Much respect to him & u dubss for the evidence of change we see in you daily 💯 Adam bro your story about your dad & that fight caused a dejavu, I remember the same type of deal a big ole black dude several grades above me from a black gang sucker punched me at school than jumped me viciously, When I came home bruised & broken told my dad what happen & he said get in the car, We drove to that particular gangs street eucalyptus in Bellflower & that dude that sucker punched me was there, My dad demanded I get my fair one & he would make sure it stayed that way, My dad was a G himself reputable in sela & about that business! I got the better of the dude one on one & when 2 others tried to jump in my dad popped the trunk & beat one of the 2 severely with a tire iron as the other one ran, When we left not another word was spoken of the incident
That’s how my dad was too dubs I feel that i would of got beat for not fighting. I was scared of the dark when I was young when my dad found out he took me to the side and told me I better never be scared of the dark I was sapoosed to be the scariest thing in the dark and I took that to heart and it was the best worst advice I ever got
For sure part 2 bro, btw same sht here in VA juvenile was so much more violent then adult prison. Many judges were caught and charged for locking up juveniles for tons of time on bs too keep asses in beds! When I came thru there it was atleast a dozen separate facilities in DJJ department of juvenile justice. Now there are only 2! Treacherous sht bro . Keep ya head up homie n thanks for the insight
Man, congrats on the UA-cam channel. Just found it and I'm binging all the videos. Definitely one of the best if not the best in the out of prison/motivation. With the exception of Wes Watson of course 😉 You are an inspiration man. I've got a strike from 2002 and moved out to Oklahoma after parole and I just want to say how stoked I am for you, From OC 2 Oklahoma.
A got a question for a Q & A when you make a video answer questions people ask all the time. My question is about prison art. There’s some of the best artwork coming from the prison all over. Do you have any artwork or anything you have from lockup? Do you have any prison Art yourself? Can you show or would prefer not to?
Hey dubs no race issue I’m a wood that done a little ya time 2 months before mom took me back to Oklahoma I really enjoy your channels man I don’t listen to rap I’m 45 still listen to heavy metal I was oab while I was in did 6 in our medium and max prisons in Oklahoma politics pretty close to the same the Mexicans down here where a minority when I was in they aligned with us so got some good Mexican friends plus I live in Nuevo right by riverside in the east side riva hood dudes looked out for us in 91 riots I think that’s the year and the homies didn’t hate on the Oklahoma wedo I can’t spell your a good dude don’t mention names on factions call it straight right is right been out since o4 married working a dad left all the stuff I could behind there’s some of it you can’t shake just being a man that did time in a box behind the fence under that gun tower keep getting the good word out homie your channel helps me not to forget where I’ve been good looking out dubs do a music review on the slayer song relentless just for shits and giggles want to hear your spill on it w/r
Hermano you've very deep and intelligent. You caught that about his friend catching the bullets that he would have caught if it wasn't for fate. As soon as you unpaused the video, he's said the same thing. That's a trip...
Yep Dubs your right even if I had my felony within five years I would still lie & not Check the box. Most employers are just lazy & won't check. But recently in the past five years it's been extremely difficult for me to get a job. Why because with new technology they could pay one-time fees to look up multiple people on background checks. I haven't been in trouble "felonies" for over 12yrs yet my background pops up in every interview. Employers now put on the application "that they will go back a lifetime" & will deny you depending on your record. Mine is looong, so it took 25 interviews & 25 rejections for me to give up.... Meaning I had to go to temp agencies (which I hate) but I knew once I get my foot in the door I got the job. That's the difference from my youth to today "I just didn't give up" it's a hustle to get a job 💪🏾
You definitely gotta do a part 2 to this for All us YA babies You can tell he aint lying about anything his Story is the same as most of ours Respect on this one Dubs
Respect to all who grew up in these kinda situations. I can definitely relate. To those who still have moments of Trauma, Just know you didn’t deserve it.
Johnny was on Hoodstocks too. Good dude I believe he became a preacher.
MUCH RESPECT 🙏 TO JOHNNY
great another con
@@popeyedoyle6360I agree but tbf the preachers who con are the ones who want material things, this guy seems like he genuinely changed his life due to his religion. I disagree with Christian but to see him become a better person is a good thing
Johnny has one of the best stories I've ever heard. Definitely looking forward to the conclusion.
This was a good one! 💯💯💯💯💯🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I believe Everyone watching will benefit from hearing the 2nd part. There are probably a lot of people going thru things and tripping out on all the ‘coincidences’ happening to them. “Nothing by coincidence, Everything by Divine Intervention”. God Bless Dubs and thank you for all that you do
Caught his interview on Hoodstocks…good shit.
Mis Respetos to Johnny…and yourself as well for a firme UA-cam channel.
Keep it up! 👊🏽
Soft white underbelly
One of SWU best videos. Not too long, very well spoken, this guy told a great story that resonates.
One of the few real ones on the internet after being in prison so long u learn to read people and sniff out bs and I can tell this foo is authentic much respect and hope he's doing well
I feel the same don’t think this dude put much sauce on his spill hope the best for dude and his family nothing wrong with trying to do the right thing I thing it’s way harder to work be a dad and a husband the way society is now to do good shits stacked against you
Johnny is too real. Dope reaction homie.
You definitely need a part two. IDK if you finished watching it or not, but the way the pastor talked to him was way different then you think. Pastor great man of wisdom and knowledge. It's all about God's grace and mercy HE has for us. Church /religion has messed us up for so long. A lot of religious mindsets need to drop from ppl because it's all about having a personal relationship w/our Heavenly Father.
This is a good one, He has a good story, RESPECT to Johnny 💯 Do Part 2
This is a very encouraging story, Johnny was seeing the signs that was leading down the his path. I agree also some people can change if they want it, but most of the time they have to be sat down for a decade or so before they get it.
One of your best videos yet. Your analysis, relation to yourself, and the connections made was very insightful. Im glad that your channels aren't only humorous and entertaining but also thoughtful. Great work. Maybe you could make some videos about some books you've read, how they helped you inside of prison, and then how that knowledge translated after you were out. Thanks dubs. Much appreciated.
Part 2 needed. It’s nice to hear you speak on him but share your story the same time. Good stuff bro
There's a lot of people that change their life but very few change their mentality and I believe Johnny changed his mentality.
Hey Dubs, def a part 2 needed. It's crazy how people think and JUDGE others cause of their past. I understand & yes some situations you just can't take lightly but I've Always believed in Growth & Change. Ask me how I know? We employee 5 ex-cons and truth be told they are some of the Best employees we've evr had. Proud of You Dubs I Appreciate You. Keep pushing the Positivity!
Much ❤️ and Respect 💯🙏✌️
Definitely do a part 2. He has an interesting story. And you have a great analysis on it, with your own experience.
Great story.
Yeah do part 2. Ive seen the interview and the next part is the best
Dubs please definitely give us a part 2
I’m down for the part 2 . This is one soft white underbelly interview I watched all the way through. Johnny seems like a cool good dude.
I feel every word you said big dawg couldn't love or trust my family and never really fit in with the homies because of my own insecurities and my own messed up mentality.
Dubs… I got a great video idea for you. Make a video on the top 10 or even 20 books men read in prison.
I would think there is a list of books passed around that alters their live for the better or gives them useful thoughts and perspective on life.
I’ve seen a couple of interviews of Johnny respectively and the dude is humble , genuine and open about his experiences and his parents. I respect 🫡 young dude for being stand up with his parents. I’m really glad you gave him a chance on your review Dubbs real recognize real.
Really good video. It’s amazing how Dubs can read the situation. I really believed the mom’s car had broken down lol. Part 2 please
This was by far the best episode of soft white underbelly. This man actually spoke from the heart. I enjoyed hearing his story
This dude Johnny is mad inspirational.
Man both of y'alls stories are like an exact mixed together version of mine. Exactly. And to the point I can literally predict whatever this man Johnny and you are about to say when y'all explain something. From the household and growing up and to juvie gladiator school and everything. If I lost a fight as a kid and even jumped then I would get beat when I came home and literally locked out the house until I somehow won. And just getting beating at home so much it was a regular occurrence for me. And not a single person on my side. And I'm a kid. I had to live alone and felt no love and support in the same home. I didn't even know what love is or what it's supposed to be. I don't even remember getting a hug. And I too would cry because so mad I would black out and not know what's going on and what happened. One time at 12 I got attempted murder and kidnapping and I didn't know I did. When I came to everyone was looking at me in shock and I look down at my hand holding a pocket knife and everyone saying I put it to someone's throat. Anyway I became a sociopath and didn't even know it until years and years later. I used to think at any moment and any one day I will automatically click in my mind and be a seriel killer. I used to wait for it to happen. And I didn't care about life for many many many reasons and especially because I was like what is the point if I'm going to be in prison one day anyway and become a seriel killer. I'm so glad now that it never happened and 10 years ago I changed. One day instead of my brain randomly clicking into a seriel killer my brain instead clicked into wanting to be good and having actual love in my heart. I don't know how but without knowing love and what love is my heart just randomly wanted to be filled with love and just wanted to be a loving and caring person. I'll just stop there. God Bless and peace and happiness to everyone!
Love to hear people that found a way to change their lives tell their stories. It’s a damn shame that rather than encouraging people to do the right thing and change their lives (what society claims it wants from criminals), we put up obstacle after obstacle.
Maybe it’s just me because of my own experiences in life but I really respect people that had to pull themselves out of hell, identify and confront their demons, and live a good life even though society in many ways has abandoned us.
I’m definitely interested in seeing a part two of johnnys story.
U are exactly right Dubs about background checks going only 7 years. I pass background checks and get opportunity for jobs that repeat offenders don’t get. I did 12 years so I have a clean slate and I’m grateful for that
His mom had been praying for him and GOD came thru to claim his child! Amen 🙏
tbh a lot of Chinese and/or Asians like myself and those around me grew up similarly like this (family pressure and environment) .. we might not have all joined gangs but that shit was devastating as a kid
Part 2 should be good. I like the way he speaks. He sounds genuine!
🤙🏻🍕 definitely want a part 2. So much love to you and yours homie. 🤙🏻🍕
I really hope you do another reaction video on this guy. His story is interesting and the similarities to your story makes it all the better. Gracias
Divine Intervention 🙏🏽
Hitting the "like" before watching video💪🏽
I enjoy this channel very much. It's easy for people like me to forget how some kids are abused and what ongoing damage that can do. My parents were perfect compared to others and heroin addiction impacted over half my life. The abuse kids can receive is horrible to the individual and also impacts society negativity.
I was taught in a prison class, finding a job is a job itself, how to tailor make your app for every job. I was encouraged to Mark the no felonies box. Also learn to fill out 15-20 apps a day, beating odds. And has worked for me all my life. It allowed better jobs, my union job would be there every time I paroled behind addiction. Dubs brings back memories I thought I forgot. Like camp Bullion
The peace of God to this young man and to you and your loved ones Dubs. Stay blessed by living right gente.
The youth centers in Kansas had sadistic guards too. They used to let the older kids make the younger kids fight every night for their entertainment
Johnny’s a real one & a genuinely changed man in my opinion, Much respect to him & u dubss for the evidence of change we see in you daily 💯 Adam bro your story about your dad & that fight caused a dejavu, I remember the same type of deal a big ole black dude several grades above me from a black gang sucker punched me at school than jumped me viciously, When I came home bruised & broken told my dad what happen & he said get in the car, We drove to that particular gangs street eucalyptus in Bellflower & that dude that sucker punched me was there, My dad demanded I get my fair one & he would make sure it stayed that way, My dad was a G himself reputable in sela & about that business! I got the better of the dude one on one & when 2 others tried to jump in my dad popped the trunk & beat one of the 2 severely with a tire iron as the other one ran, When we left not another word was spoken of the incident
Love where and how you ended the video !!!!!
You gotta do long videos dubs
We love them longs videos
That’s how my dad was too dubs I feel that i would of got beat for not fighting. I was scared of the dark when I was young when my dad found out he took me to the side and told me I better never be scared of the dark I was sapoosed to be the scariest thing in the dark and I took that to heart and it was the best worst advice I ever got
For sure part 2 bro, btw same sht here in VA juvenile was so much more violent then adult prison. Many judges were caught and charged for locking up juveniles for tons of time on bs too keep asses in beds! When I came thru there it was atleast a dozen separate facilities in DJJ department of juvenile justice. Now there are only 2! Treacherous sht bro . Keep ya head up homie n thanks for the insight
Good video dubs time for part 2
Man, congrats on the UA-cam channel. Just found it and I'm binging all the videos. Definitely one of the best if not the best in the out of prison/motivation. With the exception of Wes Watson of course 😉 You are an inspiration man. I've got a strike from 2002 and moved out to Oklahoma after parole and I just want to say how stoked I am for you, From OC 2 Oklahoma.
Part 2 por favor. This vato is legit. 🙏🏽✝️
YES WE NEED THE 2ND PART!! THANKS!
That's crazy dubs. I just watched this video last week and connected %100 with his story. It's just like mine,
I watched this a few days ago Johnny seems a good,humble dude
Do another one of these with Johnny Dubs!
Part two (2)? It's been two (2) weeks. You going to drop the video or what? Stay on this my man.
Dam homie you should’ve do a interview with this man
No part 2!!! But shout out to Jonny! And shout out to all the Asian homies!!
Give us Dat New Video " #2 Dubs 💯
The ending was most impactful. The first half was like an intro.
0:01 - 0:10 Johnny with the "jotsens" junior high yearbook picture pose.
This is the best thing to listen to if you feel lost in your life.
Much Respect to My Brother Johnny❤
MUCH RESPECT TO JOHNNY
REEEEEEEELYYYY HOMIE DUBBS😬 U GONNA CUT IT OFF RIGHT THERE🤦🏾♂️😂😂 WITH A CLIFF HANGER🤷🏾♂️
That's a trip about the Chinese gangs, keeping it hushed up, can you find more info about their gangs? It would be very interesting.
A got a question for a Q & A when you make a video answer questions people ask all the time. My question is about prison art. There’s some of the best artwork coming from the prison all over. Do you have any artwork or anything you have from lockup? Do you have any prison Art yourself? Can you show or would prefer not to?
New to channel.. immediately subbed.. keep reacting keeping it honest bro
Hey dubs no race issue I’m a wood that done a little ya time 2 months before mom took me back to Oklahoma I really enjoy your channels man I don’t listen to rap I’m 45 still listen to heavy metal I was oab while I was in did 6 in our medium and max prisons in Oklahoma politics pretty close to the same the Mexicans down here where a minority when I was in they aligned with us so got some good Mexican friends plus I live in Nuevo right by riverside in the east side riva hood dudes looked out for us in 91 riots I think that’s the year and the homies didn’t hate on the Oklahoma wedo I can’t spell your a good dude don’t mention names on factions call it straight right is right been out since o4 married working a dad left all the stuff I could behind there’s some of it you can’t shake just being a man that did time in a box behind the fence under that gun tower keep getting the good word out homie your channel helps me not to forget where I’ve been good looking out dubs do a music review on the slayer song relentless just for shits and giggles want to hear your spill on it w/r
Do one on Big Herc talking about cheek busters lol he gets all excited SMH
I'm a X2 stiker and never had trouble getting a job..
Once I had an apartment deny me a lease because my criminal history
As always the content is great, do the pt 2
This was a good one.
Hermano you've very deep and intelligent. You caught that about his friend catching the bullets that he would have caught if it wasn't for fate. As soon as you unpaused the video, he's said the same thing. That's a trip...
Orale another 1 🔥🔥🔥💨💨💨
Was up with the other Johnny the bosses of bosses?
What happened to the part 2
He didn't do it
Do a part 2 Dubs
Jhonny has an awesome story.
Do the part two of the chinito dubs, great content
shout out to my wah ching homies!!
Do you have tonga story
Get Johnny on the channel would be a good interview
Where can I get that jacket you're wearing on the thumbnail? Esta chingona 😎
Rockin Chicano
please do a part dos
Great video. Part two please
What do you mean we're not alone???
That was a good one
Monterey park and Alhambra are mostly Asian but east la is mostly Mexican.
We need a part 2 please 🫡
Dubs - what’s your call of duty gamer tag?
Part 2 Dubs porfas ✊🏼✊🏼
What's your other channel?
This was dope.
Yep Dubs your right even if I had my felony within five years I would still lie & not Check the box. Most employers are just lazy & won't check. But recently in the past five years it's been extremely difficult for me to get a job. Why because with new technology they could pay one-time fees to look up multiple people on background checks.
I haven't been in trouble "felonies" for over 12yrs yet my background pops up in every interview. Employers now put on the application "that they will go back a lifetime" & will deny you depending on your record. Mine is looong, so it took 25 interviews & 25 rejections for me to give up.... Meaning I had to go to temp agencies (which I hate) but I knew once I get my foot in the door I got the job.
That's the difference from my youth to today "I just didn't give up" it's a hustle to get a job 💪🏾
Do a part dubs
Definitely do a part 2.
Please do a Part 2 !!!!!!!!!
Def do a part 2 dub
Shout out to The Homie Johnny, GOD BLESS
2:23 that is very sad to hear.