How DANGEROUS Are Hells Angels? | Joe Rogan & Jimmy Carr
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Joe Rogan And Jimmy Carr talk about the hells angels.
Clip Taken from: #2045 Jimmy Carr
James Anthony Patrick Carr is a British-Irish comedian, presenter, writer, and actor. He is known for his deadpan delivery of controversial one-liners, for which he has been both praised and criticised, and his distinctive laugh.
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Got an flat tire on my flatbed truck one night. Hells angles pulled over and helped change tire that night.
Rumour is that if you get flat tire, hels angels show up, they change it for free for you and offer you meth with a great discount 😂
An flat tire huh?
yeah sure they did.
Cool story bro, truly captivating. I believe it, 100%!
We have to add the details left out. After the Hells Angels guy helped you with the tire, he rapped you and forced you to bring 1000 pound of meth over the border
Hells Angels were a WW2 US Army Air Corp fighter squadron. That was the origins of the MC club on the West Coast (California) of the hundreds coming out of the war, veterans with lots of cash in hand and reasonably priced Harley's and Indians and a lot of hell to work off.
Satanic freemasons? 🏴☠️👁🏴☠️
I can't believe Joe said they started in the 60's.
And now they're old white guys with beer bellies smoking and selling crack. Godbless America
Was the first chapter in Oakland? I heard it was in the Bay Area.
@@frogsterjonesiii6482 San Bernardino
Talked about everything BUT how dangerous the HAs are. You got me, guys. Well played.
They're about as dangerous as any animal.
Mess with them, their people or show disrespect and you are in trouble.
I'm sure there are a few Joe Pescis out there that'll fly off the handle for a little of nothing, giving the group a bad name.
Movies show a hyper depiction and the worst of, not the reality.
They’re not dangerous in New Zealand lol
I know many and grew up around several including dirty dozen which became part of HAs in the 80s. Never have I been respected more and felt safe. Respect and loyalty is all they ask. And you have met them and never known as they are contractors business owners and cops now. I know lawyers that are HA.
The Hell's Angels was formed by servicemen coming back from WWII, not Vietnam. They were active long before the Vietnam War.
I'm sure all those guys are dead along with their longing for brotherhood and riding. Now abused children from broken homes looking to make fast cash and fu*k stripers. They all go to jail and some die there. Pretty sure when they are 63 and sitting in jail they are second guessing their choices.
who cares
@@blackslav1497when you’re talking about the history of something I’d say the formation is probably important
Yes, 1948
exactly!
In the late 60's at the Blue Law concert hall in South Torrance CA I went to a concert featuring the band Steppenwolf. The attendees were about 1/2 surfer-hippies and the rest were various Southern Cal biker clubs such as Helll's Angels, Mongols, etc. There was a giant punch bowl filled with some kind of fruity punch and it was heavily dosed with LSD. Mucho folks were dipping paper cups into the punch and guzzling the stuff. At one point a big, grizzly bear sized Hell's Angel was coming at me. I thought I was going to get a big-time gnarly beat down. However, instead the biker dude hugged me and said: "I love you man." And he danced off into the crowd hugging everyone in his path. There wasn't one fight the whole night that I was aware of. It was like a surfer-hippie and biker love-in with Born to be Wild the theme song.
Thats how bikers are! We look big and scary, but we really like to have a good time.
@@Zer0Moodwho do you ride with?? I grew up in the 1%’er life. Most of my Dad’s brothers are either long gone or still doing time. The real OG’s are no more.
what a story 💯🤘
As @@Zer0Mood said, most of us simply wish to enjoy life, party with solid people and live life on our own terms. The stereotypical biker being mean and nasty thugs comes from when we're denied our right to exist and live our lives on our terms or someone challenges us physically. Often then, we'll stand up and defend ourselves with a ferocity.
Sounds like a good time to be alive
Hunter Thompson created a style of writing that he named "Gonzo Journalism." The idea was that he would dive headfirst into an idea or subculture and fully experience everything it had to offer, and then his writing would reflect what it FELT like to have that EXPERIENCE firsthand, moreso than the alleged "objective truth" other writers were offering at the time. Other writers could give you a rundown of "this happened, and then this happened, and then this happened" but he wanted to change things to focus on the experience rather than simple observation. To make you understand what it felt like to really LIVE through it.
He was overrated imo…..
Hardly “created” it. It was based off of NeW Journalism and Tome Wolfe
Thanks, James. This is the first coherent explanation that I've read of what Gonzo Journalism is.
Thank you that book changed my reading scope
The difference:
A man got stomped by the Hells Angels.
Or
"I got stomped, it felt like...and then this happened....and my nose was broken ...then..."
Much better read, IMHO.
In my RN profession, I use laughter as much as possible. It is truly the best medicine.
When I was in 4th grade, the elementary school was across the street from a cemetery. The Hells Angels (Kansas City) had a funeral for their leader at the Cemetery. They closed the school that day. I remember watching in the window trying to count them all. Hundreds...i lost count. Made an impression on me. That was in the 70s...
Further back than Vietnam. Actually HA came from WWII veterans (booze fighters etc). They just got bigger and probably more into activities in the 60's.
Correct, San Bernardino in the 50s.
they just became a criminal entity in the 60's, no doubt there was some rough housing and fighting in the late forties early fifties (Hollywood did not make that up out of thin air and it becomes a reality a decade later, but that was probably mostly kids who did not fight in the war, greasers on bikes with matching jackets)
The Wally Cleaver gen who Fought in ww2 were not running grass from Mexico. From what I heard or read the ww2 vets were riding in packs to simulate when they were flying in formations, that is also why they love the Harley, that loud motor.
I remember in the early 70's seeing the choppers lined up on Swanage seafront here in the UK. They were the New Forest Chapter. I heard much later they had a shotgun shootout in the New Forest. Used to drink with a Hell's Angel member in the 90's in a pub in Dorset. He had two sawn off shotguns beneath the floorboards of his house. Still beat his high score on the pinball machine.
true story. about the shoot out. they also dealt with a notorious paedo ina garage once. if you get the train into southampton, you can see a huge angels logo on their club house as you arrive in the city.
4:00 - Jimmy nails it. Human beings derived from our ability to adapt our coping mechanisms én masse.
In case you didn't know , he was in accounting. An account collector. Every club has one or two or three depending on how many accounts they have that need "collecting".
@@BreakfastBaconthat’s a club secretary. The OP is talking about a debt collector who “could” be the SGT at Arms.
New Zealand was the first Hells angels chapter outside of america
And now they are owned by maoris...🤣👌
First one to allow non whites as well
Yes because a far away place for criminal scumbags
Soo, clickbate then.
Clickbait* learn to be literate
@@natemartinez4595goofy
@@natemartinez4595....learn not to be a tool!
@@natemartinez4595🤣😂
Not really, the first thing they discuss is the Angels killing the guy at the stones concert, and then the club overall and how dangerous they are
Rogan missed a hell of an opportunity to say jimmy shouldve hired that accountant 🤣
Criminally underrated comment
Jimmy on Rogan is something I wasn't expecting and is odd but it works. Also wasn't expecting Jimmy to mention Hamilton! 😁
Ever seen south park describe Bikers? That definitely adheres to the ones wearing patches.
But that's coming from someone who watches South park
@@BIIIZY420YT😅Nailed it ..
2018 - Willington CT - New Englnad Chapter of HELL's ANGELS .. donated $30,000 to my family to help with my neice's cancer treatments that we could not afford ... 100 members rolled up to the hospital & handed over a $ 30,000 check ( no questions asked )
Lived in Willington in the early '90s.
Joe needs to re-read HST's superb "Hells Angels" book. 1) The veterans attracted to Hells Angels were from WW2, NOT Vietnam. Vietnam was just heating up as he was reporting the book. 2) As far who became an Angel, he focused far more on their roots in a certain type of violent, insular Appalachian subculture, which he knew well from his Kentucky upbringing. He talks of feeling transported back to Appalachia while hanging around the Angels, from the way they carried themselves -- he described them has having rawboned bodies that always looked like they needed to be leaning against something -- to their brooding distrust of outsiders, clannishness and quick resort to violence. In one lengthy passage, he labels Angels as "Linkhorns" after the family of lowlife drifters chronicled in Nelson Algren's novel "A Walk on the Wild Side."
You beat me to it😅it was also because they were young men who had a genuine interest in mechanics...
Demobilisation after a major war has always in the past caused a decade or two of criminal activity when a large number of men who know violence, PTSD and military structure are suddenly released to civilian population.
The mob-activity 100y ago was only partly because of prohibition. WW1 gave the mobsters work-experience.
Golden Age of WildWest was after the American Civil War.
Golden Age of Pirates had similar origins (War of Spanish Succession I think)
Etc.
You beat me to it WW2, not Vietnam...probably shouldn't talk about them without having correct facts.....just sayin
@@ilesalmo7724 Thompson makes the same point. He has a line comparing the restlessness, young WW2 vets who bought motorcycles after the war to men who drifted west after Appomattox.
@@rnrracing1677 Joe does that a lot. It's gotten worse since he got the big contract, which in turn has made him increasingly vulnerable to bullshitters, wackos and conspiracy theorists. He likes to present himself as this really worldly guy, but let's face it, his life experience is confined almost exclusively to combat sports and Hollywood, two insular worlds disconnected from everyday life in this country.
I knew a few club bikers back in the day and they told me once if you see a skinny guy wearing a full patch DO NOT MESS with him, he earned that patch, those clubs don't make you a full member just because they like you.
No shit.
No, but they do need fall guys. They are constantly ratting each other out. It's their insurance plan most of the time.
Grown men playing dress up. Don't want to conform and live by the rules so they make a club with a uniform and rules 😅😂
@@parneetbSays a keyboard cowboy 😂
@@gypsyfiresign1064we'd say it to your face if you were man enough for a 1vs 1 instead of being a lowlife
I feel like Jimmy caught Joe off guard with the depth of his awareness of the world. Awesome episode, you can see Joe had to catch up a few times.
Well SOMEONE is in awe of Carr, lol.
The ever credulous Joe treads water in a very shallow pool, its how he can feign amazement almost continuously.
It’s the dudes job. Most of us don’t have the time to be so “aware” of what other people are doing. It’s like being in awe of a carpenter that knows how to use a hammer.
@@hensonlaura Been a fan of his since I was very young. Watching him on Rogan was surreal but really cool.
@@HauntedHistoryChannel What if that carpenter was able to wield his hammer in a way that made you question the entire concept of carpentry to begin with? Would you still say 'its his job' or would you give credence to the idea that that man is a revalation in his industry?
Trauma bonding is how these organizations form. They are not friends, they are bonded by having gone through extreme trauma. Misery loves company when that's all you can relate to.
I just loved watching Carr with Joe. I would say that Jimmy has been the most enlightening guest on Joe’s show.
I’ll be watching it after that clip!! Never knew Jimmy was that sound!
Oh you'd be surprised how many comedians are very much on the ball, despite their jokes they know what is up. Most are quite intelligent.@@liamtomasb
@@nathr7375 Jimmy Carr was out there, FORCING his audience to get vaccinated even if they weren't old or had any health issues. And calling them idiots, morons and all sorts of names for saying they were in their 20s and healthy and therefore weren't at much risk and therefore didn't wanna take the experimental vaccine.
Now people in this comments section will jerk off to how smart this guy is and how comedians are the most intelligent people!!
@@liamtomasb Oh yeah Jimmy is legit a very intelligent guy. We usually don't see it because he's always cracking jokes but when he talks serious like this he knows his stuff and is well educated.
i loved that probably 70% of what joe talks about or uses as a reference is comedy, and Jimmy had lots of great insights and stories that had comedy as a centrepoint. THATS what made it a great JRE... it was right on point for what Joe tries to bring up with others that dont understand or dont know how to voice it
I absolutely LOVE Jimmy!! He's funny, attractive, and EXTREMELY educated!!! Plus his laugh is absolutely adorable!
How the fuck is he attractive looks like Robbie rotten
Being in Quebec in the mid 90's to the take over in 2000 was wild. People can talk biker war's but they were the biggest
I remember in the 90s in Toronto I lived nearby a biker clubhouse. One day I heard a huge ass explosion coming from about a kilometer away. Some sort of bomb or explosive device went off. Not sure what happened but it was loud AF.
They were bombing places here in Edmonton too.
@@AlwayslookingNeverlookedfor I used to live down the street from a club house I think it was fort street,I lived in Edmonton for one year in the 80s. Just a coincidence I guess
100% Bullshit. The Scandinavian wars were by far the largest and most violent and even today are still rumbling in the background.. Quebec is seen as a fricken joke by European and U.S charters and still is and always will be.
“Accounts” sounds more like when you owe the HA, not a bean counter from the office. Dude might have been the scariest guy there 🤷♂️
My thoughts exactly. The dude was being snarky, and this nerd took him literally. What did he think? The guy was gonna publicly incriminate himself ?
Extortion.. is his job most likely
I've been around different groups including the Hells Angels, and I think I would feel safer if I was surrounded by 100 of them instead of just 2 or 3. if there is 100, there is Command and Control. If there are just 2 then you have a couple of guys that want to start some shit.
There a gang that exploit others for there own gain, they have good points but the bad overshadows any good in them .
I could possibly take on 2 or 3 people, but facing 100 peoole, no way.
@@stephendiamante-tg2zy I'm not saying taking on a 100 Guys, just being around 100 Hells Angles. I serious do not believe if I was at a gas station, and 100 of them showed up, they probably want to fuel their bikes, they don't want to kill me because I am buying gas also.
@@TrippinBillies9it’s really not that dangerous. It’s only dangerous if you’re involved in something. They barely get in shootouts these days. N plenty of random civilians get into shoot outs for less everyday
Not true! I’ve sat in a room from 100+ to only 2-3 and was treated with the utmost respect. But I grew up around them my entire life so my version will be WAY DIFFERENT than those whom care to guess. 😎
As a years long fan of Carr, nearing 2 decades, his explanation of wanting to have different friend groups and wanting them separate, then finding the 'pods,' was very nice to relate to & hear
@4:03 I’ve never heard that before. It’s got me thinking of all sorts of reasons kids turn out the way they do because of parents or lack there of. I had to make sure the house was cleaned daily and be the babysitter. I still remember being grounded to my room and even though no one was home, I would be scared to leave it just to get a drink of water. I had to ask permission to leave my yard and go talk to my friend in his yard across the street(“why can’t he just come over here?”). The first chance I got to leave that place I took it. At 15 I went to work at my aunts farm over the summer. I jumped at the chance! I worked my butt off and was even asked if I wanted to stay and go to school there. My aunt even spent the time finding a number to reach my dad and let me talk to him, it had been years and I was told I couldn’t see or talk to him or my family there until he paid child support(when I found out he was and had been I lost it!!, years later once I turned 18). She told my mom that she let me talk to him…for 15 minutes… and my mom lost it. I was not only not allowed to stay and go to school there, my step father showed up the next day… from Okla. to Wisc. He stayed a day and then we left. Up to that point, that summer was the happiest time of my life, definitely the happiest of my childhood. I finally got to see my dad at 17 and that became the happiest… I was 3-4 the last time I had seen him before then.
You had to clean the babysitter daily? Kinky.
Great story man. Im glad you got to meet your dad
They were "disenfranchised" after WWII, not Viet Nam.
Exactly… HA were not NAM guys … once again Rogan running his yap without knowing what he’s talking about
Someone should give Joe Rogan millions and millions of dollars and unbelieveable influence because of how smart and how well researched he is.
Woof.
Well to be fair they WERE disenfranchised after Vietnam so it’s not entirely a lie
Hell's Angels was founded in 1948 by ww2 vets if i'm not mistaken.
RIP Sean Lock.
The Hell's Angels were formed in 1948 after WW2, Joe. Not Vietnam.
Correct
Actually there's a document out there somewhere that states the official year the club started in was 51
Jimmy is right about "Cabaret". One of the best films of the 1970s.
Let me watch this
"No we need someone to do double entry bookkeeping' 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Now I'm left with the image of Jimmy Carr trying to tickle random strangers in the street 😂
Lmao I was for sure he was gonna say Hamilton Ontario Canada. Hell's angels are huge in southern Ontario
lol 905
@@mikejames5743 Guardian angels represent my old friend
Indeed, and when he said NZ I instantly understood the bikers with the face tats in the thumb. Mari influence
My shock (and disappointment "OMG!!! they're gonna talk about us, the Americans are gonna talk about us, honey get in here, and call the Kids" 🍁 everyone comfy, ok ►...."Hamilton, ....New Zealand) was soothed by enlightenment.
Few things I want to touch on here: 1) As someone else already pointed out, the Hells Angels were started by WWII vets, not Vietnam vets. 2) The Angels are an international organization with thousands of members involved in many different business ventures, both legal and illegal, as well dues to be paid. Of course there is going to have to be someone to handle the finances. The position is called treasurer. The notion that all bikers are low IQ criminals is a false stereotype. 3) A group of gorillas is called either a band or a troop. 4) The guest uses the term "silverback gorillas" as if it is a species of gorilla, but its actually a term used to refer to adult male gorillas, regardless of subspecies. 5) There wouldn't be a troop of multiple silverbacks. Gorilla troops consist of one adult male, several females and their offspring. Male gorillas are forced out of the troop by the silverback once they reach sexual maturity. 6) There are other animals that show their teeth as a sign of submission, such as chimpanzees and hyenas.
Your comments are correct , and Jimmy Carr is a pseudo intellectual and in my opinion an arrogant posh boy and a truly shite comedian who makes me begrudgingly laugh occasionally
Regardless of all these statements, the Hells Angles are scum bags that all deserve to rot in prison.
Try understanding harder.
Nerd
@@GodIsInTheTv there are plenty of decent Hells Angels but hey , you continue to suck up the " narative "
Jimmy Carr is as interesting talking about stuff as cracking jokes. Didn't know about laughter's roles, amazing.
My mom was in a book club back in the 60s. I have a first edition. But I wore out the dust cover decades ago!
In my country Hells Angels is getting crushed by local friend groups who dont back away.
My first job was cleaning house for a HA. The couple I knew in East Oakland kept me safe. They never hurt me or even tried anything. I however knew a girl that was screwed up so badly. Like anything else it depends on who you are dealing with. I've known guys accused of doing really bad shit but kept me safe and protected me.
Well, if you’re allowing yourself to be a “Harley Whore”, you’re gonna get passed around, turned out and most often, addicted.
Very trashy lifestyle for women
@@gypsyfiresign1064😄
@@gypsyfiresign1064Drama queen 👑.
The Hunter S. Thompson book "Hell's Angels" is beyond adjectives for me. The man didn't just embed himself into their organization in the sixties, but became friend's with them. Hunter even got close to Sonny Barger, whose name become synonymous with the Hell's Angels. Hunter's relationship with the club (and Sonny) ended less than acrimoniously, which HsT describes in his novel. The Hell's Angels were not happy with the reporting he did, and there is an excellent interview by the CBC, with Hunter S. Thompson and Sonny Barger, on YT. If even curious about the writing of HsT I'd say "Hell's Angels" is a helluva way to start. Hunter S. Thompson literally changed my life, and some of his work in the monumental collection "The Proud Highway", convinced me to walk out of a job I was miserable in. Gonzo until the end, he was one of a kind.
"You've Gotta see Cabaret!" -Cut, Cut, Cut!" Well crap!😂
grew up in Daytona Beach. In the mid-late 80's the war for territory broke out there between the outlaws and the Hells Angels. These are serious groups. bodies on the ground, one H/A house was bombed, and the police were in a battle to control them both. dangerous time to be around that area. FED's eventually made their cases against both groups and largely shut down their power. they're still there, but nothing as "in your face" as it was back then.
I see Mongols all the time down here in Miami and an Outlaw every now and then
@@ShoneDaddyI used to work around the West Palm Beach area, I stopped into a strip club called "The mermaid"one day and it was run by the Outlaws... I didn't even realize it until I saw their vests draped across a few of the chairs including the bouncers chair... But it was pretty laid-back and chill. Also some of the greatest prices for lap dances you'll ever get !five bucks!!😂 but then again this was in the late eighties😅😅
My friend's Dad was an Outlaw from Boston, but ended up going to Prison in Florida during that time for what you described. He was in prison with Ted Bundy and would deliver him books. Had some pretty good stories.
@@patflaherty307 Was you offered more than just a dance? Those places are a front for prostituton some say.
I'm in the UK and it's always been illegal here yet there are still 'working girls' on the street for example. Personally I think that it should be legal because it's the oldest profession going, if a woman is happy to live her life that way, at least make it safe for her and the government gets some taxes too.
I think alot of the hells angels power is in canada now pushed out the rizzuto crime family
Joe literally sounds like a gorilla next to Jimmy with all his "mmmm" and grunts lmao
Im sure it varies chapter to chapter how wild they are.. i know/knew a few..Good friend of mine was shot and passed few years ago while prospecting the Hells Angels by a rival club.
I was in a bar in the philippines. There were 2 hell's angels from Thailand. They were wearing hell's angels Tshirts, when I noticed the shirts had exact winged skulls and I thought to myself, they'd get the crap beat out of them in US for the shirts, because I see so much fake stuff here. Later I saw them both on bikes wearing jackets. I guess they were for real.
There’s several HA chapter in Thailand
Jimmy Carr is a comedian and Joe Rogan is a pod caster. You can tell from this clip. Good story
Don't tell Joe that 😝
so true underrated comment
Rogan is a prolific podcaster and a horrible horrible comic. Just awful.
Yeah Rogan LOVES the idea that he is a killer comic/artist but his real talents lie in his podcasting
Joe Rogan might not be as good a comic as he is a podcaster, but Jimmy Carr is a “follow the latest thing” loser
Wow... 4:22.... what Jimmy said hit home...
"Oh youve got to see cabaret" can not be said sounding tough lol.
The first Hells Angels international group was in NZ. The Hells Angels are gentleman compared to the other gangs here in NZ. The Mrongrel Mob the Black Power, Tribesmen then the Mongols and Commacheros
One thing all those groups have in common though, trash humans
For a small country we have a lot of gangs. Another small country I’ve just visited don’t have patched gang members roaming the streets intimidating people. That country is Singapore and I would bet a million dollars that has something to do with a certain type of punishment with a certain type of cane, not a lot of people would want a second go round with that.
@@gbw28 Probably more to do with the wealth of Singapore than their punishment. No need to join gangs when you are wealthy and not disenfranchised. The level of punishment has never been a particularly good deterrent for crime - just look at the likes of USA which has capital punishment, three strikes laws and generally very harsh punishments across the board. The USA nonetheless has much higher crimes rates than other Western democracies.
3 can keep a secret if 2 are dead. And the Hells Angels started in 1948.
Actually they say they did but there's a legal document based upon their birth as a club in Fontana that lists the first day of a hells angel was in 51
@@BIIIZY420YT interesting
1982, I lived on the Space Coast of Florida. Bought a custom Bob 1200 from a retired Hells Angel from South California. For some reason, I did believe him. He had a small shop and made these great, fast bikes.
Never seen so many people be so quick to defend a gang.
It's a motorcycle club not a gang. Crips, bloods, gd, ms13 are gangs. #syl81 #rside81 #knownassociate
Jealous.?????!!!!
Not a gang. A club.
As was said on a BBC comedy show, bikers can't seem to live with standard rules & laws of society, and tend to create their own society with more stringent penalties for breaking the rules.
It’s literally their world within our world. Unless you’re a part of it you’d never know about it or understand it. 100% their rules all the way. I’ve lived with them. They are all about respect, and having heart in the face of whatever is thrown at you. The man makes the patch, not the other way around.
@@stevend.bumgarner6134They are all pos!
Sonny B… “You treat me good, I’ll treat you better… you treat me bad, I’ll treat you worse”
This was one of the most fascinating conversations for me.
That moment when people realised Jimmy Carr was in fact actually an intellectual and not just an offensive comic.
It takes a certain level of intelligence to be this funny I think
It takes a deeper level to realize he's low key preaching propaganda@@cimonak
I wonder how many boosters the great intellectual has injected.
@@svavar82Carr was educated at Cambridge, so he’s probably in a Society like Footlights…
He used to work for Big Oil.
Totally a System guy.
Didn't seem very intellectual to me. Just someone that knows his craft.
THANK you to ALL of the mebers of the HELL'S ANGEL'S for working ( holiday weekends & collecting enough money - when they could have been with their own families ) to "give away $30,000 " - to help a little girl who would have otherwise died because we could not afford her cancer treatments ( my family doesn't want to be around me anymore - as my life is 'on the line' - I may have a BIG debt to re-pay - but it was worth it to save my neice ) ... my NEICE is alive ( because ) of what you did - THANK you again for all you guys did .
Yeah you made your part in the story up out of thin air. They raised the money and donated because its what they do. Not because you "asked for a favor" or whatever other twisted reality youve come up with because you think youre the main character in a show.
That bond was outrageous
Laughter is a bonding mechanism . Laughter is the best medicine also the most common poison .
We have all had the evil laugh were you laugh at something you really shouldn’t and enjoy it thoroughly in good company.
The realisation for Joe Rogan that he is a good Podcaster & a wake up call that he’s not a good comedian in the professional skilful sense. You can’t just watch a Richard Prior DVD, put on an attitude & think you’re a great comedian like many American wannabe comics do. Carr is the real deal.
Joe just goes "mmm" the whole time 😂😂
I did a fibre optic install for a gang headquarters in Hamilton NZ a few years ago and it was exactly like that, scrawny guys at the gate, asked me what I was there for, told them and they made me wait outside while they went inside to ask the boss 🤣
I use to live in a little town called Chowchilla, moved in a week before Halloween back in 2011, 6 houses down the street from my house was a bonafide HA home.. I moved away for a few years then came back last year, come to find out the man passed away last year in an accident, I send my condolences to his family! He use to be the connect lol so I won't say no names but those who know, KNOW. Rest Easy M.H. 🕊️
I lived in Chowchilla for 3 years at CCWF LoL May you're friend rest easy.
You know how bikers came together on a common interest riding bikes . Imagine if mma fighters started a club based off fighters you’d probably have a crazy club 😂
A….? Fight Club 😂 Maybe they do have one; but, nobody talks about Fight Club. 😅
They have better things to do
All a bunch if dummies with egos. Would never work.
He said double entry bookkeeping 😂😂
"go around and start tickling people in public and see what happens" LOL.
Does Joe think it's a secret to be in the Hell's Angels? They literally wear their color proudly. He seemed shocked the guy told Jimmy he was a member like it was some secret.
I remember when the hells angles turned up to massive illegal rave in the 80s in the UK to try extort money not realising security was done by the ICF and if youre not familiar with the ICF they were the first football hooligans who wore normal clothes so they could blend in. The hells angles were getting f"ed up that badly the police had to escort them away in coaches with out their bikes. What an awesome weekend that was 😂
Americans don't understand the difference in violence between America and England. What Americans consider "a terrifying and horrible attack," Brits consider "a tussle."
@@notchomomma239except american violence has a habit of involving bullets where British violence inholves fist, chains and razors.
@@notchomomma239Americans do violence bigger and better. That's why the Brits aren't speaking German right now.
I think it was earlier than that. They went to a festival and tried throwing their weight around and a gang of really heavy tooled up London villains handed them their arses. Similarly Luton Casuals scared them off. A lot of bikers think their badges will scare people off and protect them- with regular civilians that may have some credence. But hooligans and gangsters also deal in violence and are not scared of shit kicking off. Point of fact they revel in it.
@letssee5213 you're right, God I feel old now 😂
The notion that laughter is "remote grooming" has fully blown my mind right now. The implications of that idea are staggering. What that means, is having a sense of humor was vital to our development as a species. Wow. That's just incredible.
Jimmy bumping into Accountants 😂
The movie is based off the Outlaws not HA’s
I don't think people realise how smart/intelligent Jimmy Carr is. Joe Definitely wasn't prepared. 😂
Joe was lagging
Why do you say his first and last name?
I re-read this book every couple years also read Sonny Bargers book,
Hells Angel, for another excellent read!
He wrote 6 books
Hells Angels served as a bomber group for the navy in WWII
Fun fact bankers and biker gangs intersect in data points through the motorcycle hobby. And mostly because it's because it's the only two groups that can afford it 😅
Real bikers dont consider it a “hobby”!
Teeth as weapons, impossible for us British. The NHS is falling to keep us common folks from owning that luxury.
Brilliant clip thank you 🙏🥰
You don't need the support of the NHS to keep hold of your "weapons". Just look after them..... interdental brushes, flossing & mouthwash works. I'm 45. One dental appointment since the age of 8 when I was 19 for a wisdom extraction. I've every single tooth in me head & not one filling. No crowns, nothing added. I'm also a brit. Now......go brush your pegs😁!
When I was about 15, a group of them pulled up and took over the patio at the restaurant I was working at. Management told everyone to stay away except for the severs taking care of them. Instantly I zipped outside to see them and their vests. Sure enough there they were. I stared from the door in awe until I made contact with one and gave a thumbs up. Manager freaking out and he called me over to say hi. I talked to them all about bikes, tours they’ve done, just kept it light. Not one manager dared call me back into work until I was done talking. Lol. They were great guys.
“Motor Bike Riders” 😂
That would be after the second world war not Vietnam.
Yes, it's the Bandidos MC that originated in 1966 and was started by a vietnam veteran.
Joe Rogan does not know Gonzo, for real, and knows nothing about the HA.
Formed via the Vietnam war ffs!!
@@baabaabaa-yp2jh Yeah he's really reading that book closely.
I used to be around a ton of hells angels when I was young. My dad worked with a bunch of them. My dad told me they offered for him to join in but he didn't want to but still rode with the guys... I'm not sure what all was really happening, I was just little but he may have just told me he didn't want to join I'm not sure. They all worked for Hawker Pacific in California and rode when not working. My mom used to make them food all the time but she wouldn't talk to me about them and what I said is all my dad would tell me later in life
Jimmy has had a lot of work done on his face. That’s funny😂
The Hells Angels MC is a corporate brand now, they are more likely to sue you than beat or kill you.
No kidding, their third highest form of income (after branded goods and licencing rights) is litigation for copyright infringement and libel.
Not in Canada
Yeah, the 81 is giving away patches, it’s comical
As powerful as the government lets them be...
Guys! Team meeting!!..laughed my ass off
When I was a kid the Hells angels would run food and toy drives for kids and families. I'll forever say Santa rides a Harley.
From what I hear, as far as gangs go, they’re the ones you want in your town. I don’t know if it’s just good PR or that they really do have a moral code.
Ww2 is was the hells angels begin
Right ? Everybody thinks Joe knows exactly what he's talking about . I find most the time no .
Before we get to glamorizing the Hell's Angels, we must remember that they were (AND STILL ARE) murderers and rapists, as documented in HST's book.
So are many political groups all over the world.
@@jaredhamblet6456 what’s your point? That doesn’t invalidate their point
An overwhelming proportion of murderers are not in the Hells Angels or any club.
Anyone who cites his book doesn’t know shit. I know them and have lived with them. Quit the fantasies
Jesus its so stupid
Jimmy is awesome. Brilliant. -- Love you, Joe.
Ended just when it was getting intresting, gotta watch this whole thing now
I read Hells Angels by Hunter S. Thompson about 7 years ago. I just random picked it up on my granfather's bookshelf, who had recently passed away, and started reading it and it was one of the best reads ever
It got me hooked on HST. I have never read something and heard the author's voice in my head like that.
My step dad had that book I read it in 1986 it’s great
He confronted one of them as a wife beater though and they didn't like him much because he was a poser not an actual member really.
@@annalisavajda252 That's probably the least of any one's worries at the time unfortunately
He confronted that individual in a bbc interview because he didn't accept the answer of 'you never bought us a keg' to the question of 'why are you indulging these broadcasters with this?'
I don't think you have read the book. It didn't seem like he wanted to appear as patched........... or even an associate.
Not that he drew a hard line against them. Yes he lived with them. Hunter was far too strange to be a part of a group.
But this individual who did not speak for the hell's angels as that doesn't actually work like that, had an issue specifically with hunter for saying something as he was beating 'his' woman.
That was his beef.
Maybe that and the lack of residuals sorry. Maybe that's actually the whole point and the analogy of the 'keg'.
But then maybe Sonny himself squashed it as he actuallt read the book and it would be like giving the cops, squares, hippies and the media all residiuals.... in a novel that is a journo's account told through narrative hyperbole.
I recommend the book :)
@@annalisavajda252
I know it sounds like it makes sense but if you believe that humans only show their teeth when they're laughing....you've never been in a fight.
My brother worked for a Hells Angels member and borrowed his bosses truck for the weekend. We were pulled over for speeding and the cop took my brothers licence back to the police car. About one minute went by until the cop handed the licence back to my brother, said have a nice day guys and then disappeared in a puff of smoke.
That was the end of that.
Cop is a sympathizer
Means nothing. Probably got a higher priority call.
Lol so the cop cut him a break ? 😂
@@DaViiloW805 No. He values his life. An alert came up when they ran the rego details. Do not engage this scumbag without support.
Police informer 😮
My grandmother put patches on leather for a few "MC members" in the 60s. She was just a seamstress with no connection to them other than living a few doors down.
Thanks for what you said about Nz Jimmy. We luv ya🐺
My uncle was in the early beginnings of the Bandidos in Houston Texas . He told the story of when the Hells Angels came to Houston in the late 60’s to meet with Donald Chambers about bringing their MC to Texas . Donald’s answer was short and sweet …..”not no , but hell no”. The move has never happened.
The banditos were huge in Houston back then.
I don't buy this crap at all. 81 and Banditos are not allied, therefore they would not ask for permission to move into an area.
@@Zer0Mood doesn’t matter what you buy…..that was 50+ years ago, he was there you weren’t.
There are no Hells Angels chapters in Texas , just as there are no Bandido chapters in California.
@@benniebarrow348much respect . Here’s another true tale that the commenter above “don’t buy”…my Dad is a retired 1%’er in a rival and lesser known MC & when the 81 opened a clubhouse in Philly over 40 years ago, the headline in the paper said, “The Hell’s Angels have left Philly with their scoots between their legs”! Lol😅
Same deal in Atlantic City years later.
@@gypsyfiresign1064yea my dad was the leader of all the hells angels
I fucking knew Slappy from Goosebumps was real