If I may ask doing crime isn't a choice? Because my upbringing was bad, I started working when I was doing standard 3. I was earning R20-30(Fri-Sun) working in the farm but I never committed a crime
@Otos Kombubhako wtf are you on about ?So many people including myself, grew up ngendlela efanayo nobafo, but everyone has a choice in life...just that Nina nithanda uku justifier I nonsense
Considering the rate of reoffending I’d argue the cell is better than the poverty they suffer outside. Imagine how terrible life must be to accept risking years in prison(I’m not defending, justifying or condoning).
@@KKOPPONG Don’t listen to them run loose with their mouths trying to sound bad ass. It’s tough out there in the cages. There is no glory and no gain in being a criminal.
@@silly.wanton5526 in Durban you should ask about Chesterville. The oldest Township in Mzansi, the mother of all Townships in Durban. Ask your parents about it history 😅😂
Depends on how the owner trains his dogs. The more domesticated an animal is, the more the animal loses its nature. My brother is a dog breeder and some of his old clients have really domesticated their dogs and I am talking about Pitbulls, Afrikaaner Boerbols and Rottweilers which are very hectic dogs by nature and good security dogs
@@chabalichabali8714 I am talking from real experience and not assumptions from afar. You would never break in to our house because it's suicide, our dogs are aggressive to potential threats but this does not apply to all Pitbulls because of how you train them. We are the ones that support that Pitbulls should not be banned because it's the owners that are reckless with how they take care of these dogs. Every dog can be domesticated to whatever the owner wants them to be
@@mthunzimhlongo660 I agree with you, it's a known fact by criminals use muthi in such cases but to break the myth for you. Hot powdered chillies thrown at dogs, strong vinegar and heavy perfumes can chase away curious dogs coming into your direction. Some Sangomas would mix some of these things and then it call it dog muthi
Started crime when he was 16, his dad died when he was 11 mara he was telling u gogo ukuthi the expensive things he was buying were from his dad. wehhh
Everyone is different.this one is smart he never succumbed to groups n number gangster in prison.He survived without those things.montana n nani fell for that trap of numbers, bt later left.
🙏 Ekseni eb'sweni, Jehova JAH, Nkulunkulu Wami uyangi'Thanda-na .
Bese sya' Hhayisana mf2 🤜🤛🤝.
Aaa KAU🥺😭😭😭
Ngithintole lomthandazo
If I may ask doing crime isn't a choice? Because my upbringing was bad, I started working when I was doing standard 3. I was earning R20-30(Fri-Sun) working in the farm but I never committed a crime
Each to their own
Yes it’s a choice 💯
It's a choice
@@heathermbambeni529 If you were born and grown up in the exact same circumstances as him would you still have made the same decisions?
@Otos Kombubhako wtf are you on about ?So many people including myself, grew up ngendlela efanayo nobafo, but everyone has a choice in life...just that Nina nithanda uku justifier I nonsense
Finally an episode we can all hear LOL
Not all, some can't understand zulu.
@@mbokisengthusi LOL ofcoz i just love ISM it starts to the simple minded, anything gets them going.
Thank u admin for the 15 min vid 👏
Eventually all crime boils down to more suffering in a prison cell. Not worth it at all.
True. I feel for those who are wrongfully arrested.
@@thabisomndebele5242 Sadly, it does happen.
Considering the rate of reoffending I’d argue the cell is better than the poverty they suffer outside. Imagine how terrible life must be to accept risking years in prison(I’m not defending, justifying or condoning).
@@KKOPPONG Don’t listen to them run loose with their mouths trying to sound bad ass. It’s tough out there in the cages. There is no glory and no gain in being a criminal.
Damm ...Soweto is full of O.G gangster 😂😂
@@skhumbuzozikalala7180 true bro I’m not from Soweto but i feel as if it’s the heart of all townships in mzansi 🙏🏼yona ne umlazi
@@silly.wanton5526 in Durban you should ask about Chesterville. The oldest Township in Mzansi, the mother of all Townships in Durban. Ask your parents about it history 😅😂
@@mthunzimhlongo660 I think iLamontville neNanda iwona malokishi amadala🤔 ngingena sure kodwa
@@AllAboutKZN nope iNanda bekwaMafamu. ILamonti uMashu neNtuzuma yaqalwa abantu abaseswa eChesterville kuda kwakhiwa uJan Smut freeway losuka eAlbert ugcina ePavillion
@@mthunzimhlongo660 We learn everyday 👍
"we are power, we are poom" lol subtitles made my day...thanks admin for a 15mins vid
I really enjoy the watching these videos, thank you for the content. I wish the videos were a bit long
This Tsotsi taal requires some street Dictionary ngeke siyaduka 😃
For me this is the simplest scamtho on the streets.😂
uyaphakwa uyaphuma
There’s actually a real street dictionary for tsotsi taal called Zems Iscamtho
I don't believe they were pitbulls. You can't win a battle using bricks on pitbulls never!
Depends on how the owner trains his dogs. The more domesticated an animal is, the more the animal loses its nature. My brother is a dog breeder and some of his old clients have really domesticated their dogs and I am talking about Pitbulls, Afrikaaner Boerbols and Rottweilers which are very hectic dogs by nature and good security dogs
@@RastaAfricanGentleman even if you domesticated them. Whenever they attack its always deadly
Maybe the dudes were on uMuthi, most criminals use uMuthi when they commit crimes.
@@chabalichabali8714 I am talking from real experience and not assumptions from afar. You would never break in to our house because it's suicide, our dogs are aggressive to potential threats but this does not apply to all Pitbulls because of how you train them. We are the ones that support that Pitbulls should not be banned because it's the owners that are reckless with how they take care of these dogs. Every dog can be domesticated to whatever the owner wants them to be
@@mthunzimhlongo660 I agree with you, it's a known fact by criminals use muthi in such cases but to break the myth for you. Hot powdered chillies thrown at dogs, strong vinegar and heavy perfumes can chase away curious dogs coming into your direction. Some Sangomas would mix some of these things and then it call it dog muthi
Started crime when he was 16, his dad died when he was 11 mara he was telling u gogo ukuthi the expensive things he was buying were from his dad. wehhh
Dankie groot man
You can tell someone is from Soweto from how they speak, the tsotsi Taal from Soweto is different.
Team Zola✊❤👊namanje mazambiya
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Uyayshaya iTaal yakho mfwethu.
Catch and release like professional fisherman
What is that in reference to?
@@kagisoklaas6192 Him being arrested and released
Interesting Interview 😂🙌🏼
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂yayaz impama
What is kukurani
Jewellery
Money
Soweto to Van Riebeeck 🙆♂️
Jooo msotho yo Ka mo a habo ba buwang Sesotho everything about him is sound Sotho pronousation and duction ke mosotho
Manje?
Eeahh ..!! Soweto ..!!
I knew this guy from Tik Tik
Tik Tok🙄
Please share his handle?
My favorite
What does phakwa mean ?
Arrested
Getting arrested....
Tsotsi Tala one way
If only u put english subtle title u would have milion views për video
Subtitles please
What is "dwadlo" ?if I spelt it correctly .
Fashionable clothes
Izimpahla ezinhle
@@fezilemiya9681 ngiyabonga
@@victormpila6932 ngiyabonga
11:07
Old videos again , kanti what’s going on ??
To have subtitles😭
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Mazambiya👊❤✊
Nani and Tony's episode 👌👌👌👌. This one is swak👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎
Everyone is different.this one is smart he never succumbed to groups n number gangster in prison.He survived without those things.montana n nani fell for that trap of numbers, bt later left.
Mnxim ayikho lento yakho wena