I'm in an international 1%er club. I've lived in different regions, both coast, and in different countries. The one region that intimidated me the most(I'm still human) was Southern California. There must be something in the water, it had the hardest guys I've ever met. I mean, all the main clubs there were on a different level. The Angels and Peckerwoods in Dago, Mongols in Los Angeles, Vagos in SFV and Berdoo, and the Hessians. Prison politics and gang culture just trains these guys to be a certain way.
Great video, it is hilarious seeing some of the grifters talking about expert level crap that they have never been a part of. Some of these UA-cam 1%er talking heads make a living off of writing books, radio shows, podcasts......about shit they have never been in.
Hey Fingers, im new to the channel and the whole scene in general. Clubs, Outlaws, Fraternities, etc have always interested me through out my life. recently I have began reading about and watching material regarding motorcycle clubs. I just wanted to say how much Ive enjoyed your videos. Thanks !
Loved the video and the information, that comes from someone who’s “been there and done that”. As for the Angels, they were the first club I ever heard of and that was in the mid 60s, so for me, they’re the ones I think when I think of clubs. Later Brother and keep the videos coming!
@@FingersFew You see me in a different light than I see myself Fingers. Yeah, I’ve had a few experiences but not like you have. I’m more like little league baseball, while you’ve been in the World Series.
brian b - there is a lot of variations but most clubs don't expect or even want uyou to know all the things about their club. They enjoy the process of molding the people into what they want you to be. And yes, sometimes you learn the hard way. i appreciate you being here b.
Every room has different personalitys ,so no not all the 1%er clubs are the same ,like sports or other clubs ,same activities different ways of doing things ,good Vid Fingers.
Robert - being in a club does take away some freedoms. They answer to a different set of "laws" than most. The punishment for breaking their laws can be vastly more severe. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Seems the guys advising the tv shows like SOA had no love for any corrections , over the top corruption almost always , and depicted many street cops as pure corrupt.
Most shows (including SOA) have separate advisors for various roles. The advisors for SOA simply went with the corrupt cop thing due to it having to fit into the story line. (Government bad vs. Good/Evil depending on the viewer) Shakespereare shit. Also, keep in mind the producer (Kurt Sutter) had the major TV hit series " The Shield" depicting corrupt cops. I had the pleasure of getting to know Mr. Sutter a little and he was extremely respectful towards me after knowing my profession.
Hey fingers for a black man that wants to be associated with outlaw biker clubs I don't take the urban bite set serious I gravitate towards the white bikers bikers how can I find the culture in the state I live in
Street - I don't what state you're in and having never been black (race means absolutely nothing to me) but if you'd like to shoot me an email I'll do my best to help.
Earl, that's definitely a popular opinion. There's plenty of people who would say that and there's plenty that say "not everyone wants to be a Hells Angel." Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment. It's appreciated.
@@FingersFew I really enjoy this site and your take on things. But I have to agree with the comment on 81, you ask a little old lady in a convalescent home to name a club and it's a sure bet she will say Hell's Angels.
I'm in an international 1%er club. I've lived in different regions, both coast, and in different countries. The one region that intimidated me the most(I'm still human) was Southern California. There must be something in the water, it had the hardest guys I've ever met. I mean, all the main clubs there were on a different level. The Angels and Peckerwoods in Dago, Mongols in Los Angeles, Vagos in SFV and Berdoo, and the Hessians. Prison politics and gang culture just trains these guys to be a certain way.
Great video Brother ! Its always nice to see content from someone who has been there and lived the life !
Thanks friend. Keep twisting that throttle.
Great video, it is hilarious seeing some of the grifters talking about expert level crap that they have never been a part of. Some of these UA-cam 1%er talking heads make a living off of writing books, radio shows, podcasts......about shit they have never been in.
While it's always good to make some coin, it should never be done on lies or ignorance. thanks for being here buddy.
Hey Fingers, im new to the channel and the whole scene in general. Clubs, Outlaws, Fraternities, etc have always interested me through out my life. recently I have began reading about and watching material regarding motorcycle clubs. I just wanted to say how much Ive enjoyed your videos. Thanks !
Frankie - Thank you! I greatly appreciate the feedback.
You got that right Brother. I just got into New Mexico. I’m having trouble finding that hot weather. Keep up the good work. See ya down the road.
Keep searching my friend...the answer is blowing in the wind. Be safe.
Loved the video and the information, that comes from someone who’s “been there and done that”. As for the Angels, they were the first club I ever heard of and that was in the mid 60s, so for me, they’re the ones I think when I think of clubs. Later Brother and keep the videos coming!
Phil - coming from a guy like you. Someone who has been there themself, that means a lot.
@@FingersFew
You see me in a different light than I see myself Fingers. Yeah, I’ve had a few experiences but not like you have. I’m more like little league baseball, while you’ve been in the World Series.
Finger's, as always appreciate your straight up honesty brother enjoy your content. Ride safe
Robert - I truly appreciate you and the rest of the crew that back this channel. Without guys like yourself, this channel wouldn't exist.
Good content Fingers, always looking forward to your post.
Much appreciated
N.F.G Stands for "nice friendly guy"...
It sure does John! lol.
Interesting video. So much variation how do keep track of it all without finding out the hard way. Love the content be safe
brian b - there is a lot of variations but most clubs don't expect or even want uyou to know all the things about their club. They enjoy the process of molding the people into what they want you to be. And yes, sometimes you learn the hard way. i appreciate you being here b.
Every room has different personalitys ,so no not all the 1%er clubs are the same ,like sports or other clubs ,same activities different ways of doing things ,good Vid Fingers.
Kell - great analogy!
Do 1% clubs have issues with LEMCs?
They don't care for them but generally, they are left alone.
I thought outlaws meant no laws, seems they have more laws than most most 1% clubs
It means they against the laws of government
They abide by street laws, code of silence etc
Robert - being in a club does take away some freedoms. They answer to a different set of "laws" than most. The punishment for breaking their laws can be vastly more severe. Thanks for watching and commenting.
If you love riding motorcycles, hell yeah. but i feel like this club stuff was cool 30-50 years ago but it’s just nonsense now
Seems the guys advising the tv shows like SOA had no love for any corrections , over the top corruption almost always , and depicted many street cops as pure corrupt.
Most shows (including SOA) have separate advisors for various roles. The advisors for SOA simply went with the corrupt cop thing due to it having to fit into the story line. (Government bad vs. Good/Evil depending on the viewer) Shakespereare shit. Also, keep in mind the producer (Kurt Sutter) had the major TV hit series " The Shield" depicting corrupt cops. I had the pleasure of getting to know Mr. Sutter a little and he was extremely respectful towards me after knowing my profession.
The NFG is a Diamond shape
Duane- yes, speaking about the DCE that is true. Other clubs that use that acronym have varying shaped patches.
I bet 99% of the time people misread the 99% NFG patch as meaning "99% No Fucks Given"
Whulzit - That patch isn't real well known for sure. I was taught (by the club I mentioned) it means "No Fucking Good"
NFG STANDS FOR NO FUCKS GIVEN
Hey fingers for a black man that wants to be associated with outlaw biker clubs I don't take the urban bite set serious I gravitate towards the white bikers bikers how can I find the culture in the state I live in
Street - I don't what state you're in and having never been black (race means absolutely nothing to me) but if you'd like to shoot me an email I'll do my best to help.
Just be you, bike/club life is character-oriented based on respect
1% clubs break down like this you have the 81, then you have everyone else
Earl, that's definitely a popular opinion. There's plenty of people who would say that and there's plenty that say "not everyone wants to be a Hells Angel." Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment. It's appreciated.
@@FingersFew I really enjoy this site and your take on things. But I have to agree with the comment on 81, you ask a little old lady in a convalescent home to name a club and it's a sure bet she will say Hell's Angels.
No
You talk too much!