I'm a Mexican who was in the punk rock scene in the 90s. The straight edge kids were skin headed. They hated racists, drugs, and anything else they considered bad for your health.
Mooch is awesome, so interesting and articulate. Seen many of his past interviews but you got this one locked in. Looking forward to the next episode ✌️
@@DemonsRowJesus Christ is gonna make sure people like u whoever doesn’t go to church and believe in him and get involve with gang sellin drugs killing people are gonna burn in HELL and u gonna see how bad HELL really is it is Jesus Christ who controls the devil and u gonna suffer in hHELL for your sin and once your in HELL u stay there for eternity Jesus Christ won’t be there to save u the LORD does not like sinners and nonbelievers
That's the entire Nazi/white power M.O. in a nutshell. They have no culture of their own for anything so they infiltrate, steal, and leech from actual cultures. Even the swastika was stolen.
I grew up in England as a greaser and we battled with the skinheads every week. Mooch is dead on about there being 2 factions of skins, those who were Neo Nazis and those who were in it for the music and fashion. I could listen to this guy talk all day long. He is obviously well educated and I will go out tomorrow and buy his book. Thanks Demons Row, always great interviews.
@DemonsRow Sharps are more common in Northern Cailfornia. Racist skins are mostly from southern Cailfornia. But later skins like Peni and other groups became affiliated with the AB. The racist ideology went on the back burner and racism was more about recruitment. They became more criminal and about making money. Lots of regular white dudes went to prison and became skinhead. They knew nothing about punk rock music or culture. It was about gang life. That's why some groups like Society of Aryan Skinheads and others went to war with the brand/Peni because they were about money not white supremacy.
There was a group of skinheads in the SF Bay Area that were called the S.H.A.R.P. Skins that fought against racism. They had Black skinheads and Mexican Skins as well as Jewish Skins. It was pretty big back in the 80's. It was an abbreviation for Skin Heads Against Racial Prejudice. Used to go see a bunch of punk bands in S.F. at a place they called " The Farm" by Army and Potrero St. It was wild!
Fuckin right! I was a member of Anti Racist Action from 91ist through to 97 and there were a bunch of Sharps in the crew! I'm from Toronto in Canada and in the early 90's we chased off all the nazi skinheads that were in town, we were active as fuuuuk! I remember going to Columbus Ohio for one of the big meet up for all the North American chapters, it was a site to be seen :D. Good bunch of people, sad to see what Antifa has done to the movement.
Great interview I LOVE BIKERS ANY BIKER WHO RIDES RED WHITE AND BLUE AMERICA NEEDS YOU RIGHT NOW ALL OF YOU PLEASE BIKERS COME TOGETHER WE NEED YOUR STRENGTH
We had skin heads like this around where I grew up. They called themselves SHARP's which stood for Skin Heads Against Racial Prejudice. There were a lot of different skin head factions around too, and it was during the time that punk had a resurgence in the mid 90's. Going to local shows and parties was always sketchy. SHARP's were the minority faction and there was a lot of violence in that scene.
Y3ah here too. I'm in New Zealand and our skinhead scene was both nazi dickheads and Boot Boyz who were not racist speed snorting weed smoking street fighting womanizing music loving stylish as F dudes. Hard as a coffin nail but friendly as if you were friendly as❤
@@Aussieknuckleheadssharp skins didn’t start until the 80’s in NYC … and there were no skins in the 50’s.. it started in the 60’s in the uk… so that’s bullshit.
Hold up wait a minute now, DAMN IT ! Your going to make me wait for the rest of the interview😂? I just sat down with a bbq turkey leg fresh off the grill and next thing i know the interview was over! Still a great interview though!
Heh. I know members of 1% MCs who are doctors, university teachers... Patch means less, than what a person you are. I'm a "Specialist in youth works" by diploma, but I'm employeed as a translator. But the thing is I live very far away from US, that makes a difference, I guess.
@@Crusher2100 why? Please explain? Most therapist just tell you what you want to hear. Just because your a 1% doesn't mean your dumb. Please tell me your take on it I'm all ears
Gotta love those state investigation bureaus. NCSBI watched me for 6 months when I got out, told my brother I was on the straight and narrow...news flash, I wasn't (at the time).
cool one! mooch is a awesome communicator; true leader! funny sidestory: my cv is very similiar to mooch‘s (without joining the vagos mc of course because they are not around here in switzerland).
Everyone that rides talks about identity and family. Till this day I don’t need a club to find my identity. I ride solo to this day and I can hold my own. People who know me now this about me. I am what you call a solo cholo and proud of it.
Being an old punk rocker, ex-skateboarder, graffiti writer, and riding motorcycle for quite some time, I instantly felt Mooch is my man. Dude, there’s something about those Oregon guys. Hell, I’m also a translator and I’m thinking about translating his book to my language 😊
I didn’t even know how to pronounce vago until I seen them at the same local Harley dealership buying 2 bikes with me. I seen they had a strong group of diverse Mexican American/ American. I do usually hang around the other American group. They don’t accept me because I’m a mutt. So naturally I’m going with those who I align with
My sister and friends were hanging out arounds for sharp skins in south San Diego believe it or not in the 1980s you would see black Asian Mexican skinheads in San Diego and throughout Southern California and they were not busters they got down with the other racist guys tough.
Funny, I’ve played in the same band for almost 30 years. We played this one bar in Grand Prairie Texas often and there would be Booze Fighters, Scorpions, Gryphons and other clubs. None of them beefed. Ever. They partied together. I always thought it was in deference to the owner but maybe just a truce in place. Lot of fun. They all treated us with respect and it was returned.
A few of the Vagos rode past me on the highway on my way back to S. Cal. from palm springs last year. Kinda intimidating seeing their colors on the back of their vests.
Mooch is more like a hospitalor or warrior monk. He understands the way of the warrior is death. Not someone else’s but his. Whereas most MC members are like knights Templar, muscle and purpose.
Think of the possibilities if the diamonds could unite instead of wasting energy on hate because of past instances or a piece of cotton threaded on a jacket. Very enticing world of brotherhood, but after one digs deeper, that world is often filled with false impressions with law enforcement at every corner preying on weak links. Those logos are a sort of bull's eye, but in the right conditions, I could not resist the feeling of pride these clubs provide. Awesome content as usual from Sose.
The Vagos in Redding were some really good guy I’ve heard and seen several times where one pulled over at a car that had broken down and gave them water and helped get them going or helped get Soto come it gets extremely hot there they’ve got mine and every single person I knows respect Redding needs more of them and men like them
Hey this ain't really related to the subject of this particular video but I do have a question if you're an MC member can you still be a fan of the show Sons of Anarchy I'm just curious because I know how a lot of actual MC members dislike that show because it's not really how it is.DO MC's find it disrespectful that someone is a fan of the show and he's a brother
I would watch any show that has motorcycles in it. I just think that show had a negative impact on our culture and that’s why people dislike it. But for a fictional drama involving motorcycles I watched it
@@DemonsRow The original skins, not the nazis cause the nazis they are really not skins, love reggae and ska. They dated black people, there were black skins and rude boys, and they were proud to be working class and they fought for it. Today there are still many skins that follow the original culture and are anti-racist and anti-fascist, especially in England, but not only there
@demonsrow Not trying to out members but he's pretty public about his membership. You should get Robert Patrick in, he rides with Boozefighters. That could be a cool interview.
Can't wait for part two of this one. It's cool hearing people's stories in their own words. Your interview style works perfectly Sose because you know the life. Great channel.
I'm a Mexican who was in the punk rock scene in the 90s. The straight edge kids were skin headed. They hated racists, drugs, and anything else they considered bad for your health.
Minor Threat!!!!!
Mooch is awesome, so interesting and articulate. Seen many of his past interviews but you got this one locked in. Looking forward to the next episode ✌️
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great interview, Sose. Mooch seems like the kind of guy I could talk with for hours on end, about most anything. #respect all around.
Appreciate you
@@DemonsRowJesus Christ is gonna make sure people like u whoever doesn’t go to church and believe in him and get involve with gang sellin drugs killing people are gonna burn in HELL and u gonna see how bad HELL really is it is Jesus Christ who controls the devil and u gonna suffer in hHELL for your sin and once your in HELL u stay there for eternity Jesus Christ won’t be there to save u the LORD does not like sinners and nonbelievers
I'm an old skin head in England. What he says is true. Og skin heads AIN'T racist. Neo nazi is different.
Oi Oi, greetz from Austria. (aged 50)
I done time in California for years ran with the southern Hispanics and I knew plenty of solid good skin heads
So is it apologetically prowhite? Or just apologetically white?
That's the entire Nazi/white power M.O. in a nutshell. They have no culture of their own for anything so they infiltrate, steal, and leech from actual cultures. Even the swastika was stolen.
@@palepride7530it’s based on blue collar workers. Look up “SHARP skinhead” on google.
Brilliant interview, Sose!
And shout out Mooch for sharing his story! I can't wait for part 2!
I grew up in England as a greaser and we battled with the skinheads every week. Mooch is dead on about there being 2 factions of skins, those who were Neo Nazis and those who were in it for the music and fashion. I could listen to this guy talk all day long. He is obviously well educated and I will go out tomorrow and buy his book. Thanks Demons Row, always great interviews.
appreciate you
Thank you
I'm an old git in England. People get confused, neo nazi and og skin heads different things.
yes, especially in your mommas basement where you live keyboard warrior
@DemonsRow Sharps are more common in Northern Cailfornia. Racist skins are mostly from southern Cailfornia.
But later skins like Peni and other groups became affiliated with the AB. The racist ideology went on the back burner and racism was more about recruitment. They became more criminal and about making money.
Lots of regular white dudes went to prison and became skinhead. They knew nothing about punk rock music or culture. It was about gang life.
That's why some groups like Society of Aryan Skinheads and others went to war with the brand/Peni because they were about money not white supremacy.
That's how it was with me and my dad, first time he took me riding on his bike when I was little, got me hooked, and wanted a motorcycle ever since.
What a great interview can't wait for part 2
thank you
There was a group of skinheads in the SF Bay Area that were called the S.H.A.R.P. Skins that fought against racism. They had Black skinheads and Mexican Skins as well as Jewish Skins. It was pretty big back in the 80's. It was an abbreviation for Skin Heads Against Racial Prejudice. Used to go see a bunch of punk bands in S.F. at a place they called " The Farm" by Army and Potrero St. It was wild!
S.h.a.r.p. stands for skinheads against racial prejudice
SHARP started in NYC in the late 80s
Fuckin right! I was a member of Anti Racist Action from 91ist through to 97 and there were a bunch of Sharps in the crew! I'm from Toronto in Canada and in the early 90's we chased off all the nazi skinheads that were in town, we were active as fuuuuk! I remember going to Columbus Ohio for one of the big meet up for all the North American chapters, it was a site to be seen :D. Good bunch of people, sad to see what Antifa has done to the movement.
Some good history to be learned
I was a SHARP for years and help start WVC in the San Fernando valley. I remember Unity skins and DMS and all those guys too. Taking me back!
Don't judge a book by its cover, mooch is very intelligent
Nobody's judging him, nowadays...Every barista, bartender, & Hipster mom in Brooklyn has more tattoos than him
@@grbo9340 K
Great interview I LOVE BIKERS ANY BIKER WHO RIDES RED WHITE AND BLUE AMERICA NEEDS YOU RIGHT NOW ALL OF YOU PLEASE BIKERS COME TOGETHER WE NEED YOUR STRENGTH
We need red and white specifically to lend a hand… leave blue out of it… just saying.
When people found out his name was mooch ,they didn’t make fun of him for not having or needing , they asked him what they could give him ….different
Finally one of the baddest 1%er’s!
We had skin heads like this around where I grew up. They called themselves SHARP's which stood for Skin Heads Against Racial Prejudice. There were a lot of different skin head factions around too, and it was during the time that punk had a resurgence in the mid 90's. Going to local shows and parties was always sketchy. SHARP's were the minority faction and there was a lot of violence in that scene.
Same. Thats what they were called in SF Bay Area.
Y3ah here too. I'm in New Zealand and our skinhead scene was both nazi dickheads and Boot Boyz who were not racist speed snorting weed smoking street fighting womanizing music loving stylish as F dudes. Hard as a coffin nail but friendly as if you were friendly as❤
We had sharps down here too. 🤘🇦?. But back in the 50s/60s?
@@Aussieknuckleheadssharp skins didn’t start until the 80’s in NYC … and there were no skins in the 50’s.. it started in the 60’s in the uk… so that’s bullshit.
Bitte
I like how Mooch got His nickname, classic 👍😎
Good stuff Sose, Mooch seems like a top man, respect from Cymru UK
Hold up wait a minute now, DAMN IT ! Your going to make me wait for the rest of the interview😂? I just sat down with a bbq turkey leg fresh off the grill and next thing i know the interview was over! Still a great interview though!
At least you are eating good tonight.
He monetizes more doing it that way. This is all about money. He doesn’t give a shit about you or the rest of the subscribers
@@machoprieto5763wtf bro? 😂
@@machoprieto5763 wow u sound like a straight bth
@@machoprieto5763hell yeah dude
I been waiting for this interview!!! Mooch needs to make a movie to his book!!!!
This first part was interesting about patching and everything so i am looking forward for next part on Demonsrow UA-cam channel.
Thanks gamma
Right my man you have a new certified ghost in your crew
I appreciate you brett
I really like your interviews with various people in the biker culture. They are fascinating. Keep them coming.
Thanks, will do!
I wish I could find a gangster therapist. Bonus points for punk rockers.
Another great show 👍
Enjoy your Sunday 💖
Thank you precious
1%er to therapist, thats crazy and impressive. wow
Most of us outlaws are brilliant. The criminals not so much.
Heh. I know members of 1% MCs who are doctors, university teachers... Patch means less, than what a person you are. I'm a "Specialist in youth works" by diploma, but I'm employeed as a translator.
But the thing is I live very far away from US, that makes a difference, I guess.
This guy is Super lame in my opinion especially the club hopping part
@@Crusher2100 why? Please explain? Most therapist just tell you what you want to hear. Just because your a 1% doesn't mean your dumb. Please tell me your take on it I'm all ears
Great interview Sose can’t wait for part 2. You take care and ride safe.
ride safe thank you
Mooch amazes me. He is very intelligent and well spoken. And he is now a therapist? So cool. Nice interview!
Thank you
Thank you for another cool interview Sose!! Hope you're doing well. Stay safe and have a nice day!!
Thanks sean
Gotta check his book out, dude is a great story teller and is clearly intelligent. Great interview so far!
Your a good interviewer, you come up with questions im thinking of
thank you
Well spoken young man - great interview!
thank you
Hey Sose…the question you asked about smaller clubs and the real brotherhood kinda reminds me of what happened in “The Bikeriders”
This is awesome! Super interview! Very interesting! Now I’m going to have to purchase the book!!
Glad
The grim reapers treated me great when I went to their clubhouse in Kentucky!!!
Great interview
Thanks for doing the mic set up. Eliminates the back ground noise. Good work
Things dont always work out
Those is very well done next episodes going be 🔥🔥
Thank you
Gotta love those state investigation bureaus. NCSBI watched me for 6 months when I got out, told my brother I was on the straight and narrow...news flash, I wasn't (at the time).
Interesting and a well done interview.
i appreciate you
Dope 3part interview. Mooch story was fascinating.
Appreciate that part 4 drops tomm
cool one! mooch is a awesome communicator; true leader! funny sidestory: my cv is very similiar to mooch‘s (without joining the vagos mc of course because they are not around here in switzerland).
Great interview! 👍💯
Thank you
Everyone that rides talks about identity and family. Till this day I don’t need a club to find my identity. I ride solo to this day and I can hold my own. People who know me now this about me. I am what you call a solo cholo and proud of it.
Maybe people struggle more than you did. I'm glad you found the easy way.
I was gifted his book by my uncle. I enjoy riding and i always ride alone. And it is a damn good read when i take breaks on the road
Its great to see that there are still og skinheads here wowzers,people now and days always think skinheads are neo nazis which isnt true
Berkeley had alot of punk bands play at a warehouse on Gillman St.
The best guest I think you have had to date. Keep ghostin
#ghostin
Sose I am really digging these interviews. Keep up the great work.
I appreciate you
@@DemonsRowHey Ghost will you ever interview a Mobster
Mooch seems so humble
In countries like Australia, a skinhead is simply a man who shaves his head bald.
This interview is awesome mooch was great
Mooch knows his history on Skins !! Hell yeah !! Oi !!! Great interview by the way.
Thank you
Got here late, but enjoyed your show! Thanks⚡️
Thanks for watching!
Amazing ❤🔥
Who remembers Angel's Roadhouse?
Yucaipa
Love learning histories compared to present. Love u Sose❤🎉
love you too dee thanks
#Ghostin
Interesting interview. Excited for part 2.
#ghostin thank you
Being an old punk rocker, ex-skateboarder, graffiti writer, and riding motorcycle for quite some time, I instantly felt Mooch is my man. Dude, there’s something about those Oregon guys. Hell, I’m also a translator and I’m thinking about translating his book to my language 😊
I didn’t even know how to pronounce vago until I seen them at the same local Harley dealership buying 2 bikes with me. I seen they had a strong group of diverse Mexican American/ American. I do usually hang around the other American group. They don’t accept me because I’m a mutt. So naturally I’m going with those who I align with
yea there solid
Ah shit, I wasn't expecting you to pop up on my feed today. I got a copy of your book, my wife is currently reading it.
Sundowners man, I have not heard that name in years
Are they a national group?
I see them here in the San Fernando Valley in Los Angeles
@@manuelguzman1312 the last time I seen any of them was years ago down in Long Beach, California.
Great vid mate 😁👍
Glad you enjoyed
Salute from Dallas, TX ...
Another banger 🔥 👌 respect sose im looking forward to the other episode
Much respect
@@DemonsRow likewise
Shout out to Mooch 💯💪
What’s up Staxx?
@@MondaysWithMooch I’m great man I gotta get you on again I got something big planned
Awesome interview!!! The Yonkers MC is one of those old school small clubs
Def the oldest club
Ordering Mooch's book now...
Good stuff!
thank you
My sister and friends were hanging out arounds for sharp skins in south San Diego believe it or not in the 1980s you would see black Asian Mexican skinheads in San Diego and throughout Southern California and they were not busters they got down with the other racist guys tough.
Not sure if i can make it in time from work i get off exactly when it starts,oh well,will see
see on replay
Keep it up dogg
Thank you
Funny, I’ve played in the same band for almost 30 years. We played this one bar in Grand Prairie Texas often and there would be Booze Fighters, Scorpions, Gryphons and other clubs. None of them beefed. Ever. They partied together. I always thought it was in deference to the owner but maybe just a truce in place. Lot of fun. They all treated us with respect and it was returned.
😮I don't know M.C. Brotherhood. But, I'm a UNION IRONWORKER... I understand this for a Brotherhood. GOOD PEOPLE 😮
Solid Man 🙏 👊
Need that part 2
Sunday
Had a very similar background and have many mutual friends, Justin is the real deal.
I have a huge amount of admiration for y’all. I've seen the good you do. You are a true Patriot. Diane from Louisiana 👍
Thanks so much
Nice interview.
thank you
This gentlemen’s name is mooch if you click on joining the vagos link in actual video you can watch the whole interview
A few of the Vagos rode past me on the highway on my way back to S. Cal. from palm springs last year. Kinda intimidating seeing their colors on the back of their vests.
"Vagos everywhere" - sounds like good mission in GTA San Andreas.
awesome Testimonial.
Good one Sose🍻💯👍🏻
Thanks tommie
Wasnt mooch prez of mongols oregon chapter
Carson city is where it's at. Those MCs are local and cool
Louisville KWMC Here for the premier
Appreciate you
Sosa is turning this interview just like djvlad. One clips at a time 😂 get your money bro I’ll wait
shout to vlad lol
Mooch is more like a hospitalor or warrior monk. He understands the way of the warrior is death. Not someone else’s but his. Whereas most MC members are like knights Templar, muscle and purpose.
Think of the possibilities if the diamonds could unite instead of wasting energy on hate because of past instances or a piece of cotton threaded on a jacket. Very enticing world of brotherhood, but after one digs deeper, that world is often filled with false impressions with law enforcement at every corner preying on weak links. Those logos are a sort of bull's eye, but in the right conditions, I could not resist the feeling of pride these clubs provide. Awesome content as usual from Sose.
Thank you i agree
Very articulate dude...
The Vagos in Redding were some really good guy I’ve heard and seen several times where one pulled over at a car that had broken down and gave them water and helped get them going or helped get Soto come it gets extremely hot there they’ve got mine and every single person I knows respect Redding needs more of them and men like them
Hey this ain't really related to the subject of this particular video but I do have a question if you're an MC member can you still be a fan of the show Sons of Anarchy I'm just curious because I know how a lot of actual MC members dislike that show because it's not really how it is.DO MC's find it disrespectful that someone is a fan of the show and he's a brother
I would watch any show that has motorcycles in it. I just think that show had a negative impact on our culture and that’s why people dislike it. But for a fictional drama involving motorcycles I watched it
Nv has heavy mc history. Sick story brother
Great video Sose! Mush props to Mooch! #818ghostin
Oh bro that was a teaser 20 mins lol how long till part 2 drops bro? As always love ur content bro
#ghostin part 2 😂
sundays lol
Right, it's not unusual for Skins to listen to Ska and Reggae
never knew they were into reggae lol
Skinheads originated out of the ska culture in the uk
@@bigt6889 right
I spent 20 years + in the Oregon Skinhead scene. Politics ruined it all.
@@DemonsRow
The original skins, not the nazis cause the nazis they are really not skins, love reggae and ska. They dated black people, there were black skins and rude boys, and they were proud to be working class and they fought for it. Today there are still many skins that follow the original culture and are anti-racist and anti-fascist, especially in England, but not only there
Is Mooch chicano ?
He’s Italian.
@demonsrow Not trying to out members but he's pretty public about his membership. You should get Robert Patrick in, he rides with Boozefighters. That could be a cool interview.
Can't wait for part two of this one. It's cool hearing people's stories in their own words. Your interview style works perfectly Sose because you know the life. Great channel.
3hrs opd post been showing up in my algorithm for a week?
Its called a premeire
Is there a part 2?
Sunday
@@DemonsRow thank you🙌
Mooch is very articulate 👍