Oh boy i recognize this thumbnail lol

it’s crazy that they hang out outside knowing they got enemies.

I knew it was Puerto Rico just off the thumbnail. That clip is 3x platinum on gore sites

I had a coworker that grew up in Puerto Rico , he told me that his cousin caused the slaughter of their entire family do to street politics . My coworker was the only one left alive for the simple fact that he was out running errands . He said the gang basically wiped out his entire bloodline while showing me old news paper articles and pictures. He explained that every family house he would visited,  it was the same gruesome act of violence. I remember this 7yr old story so vividly because he had that 1000 yard stare .

I pray that man is doing good since he has a baby daughter and a loving partner .🙏

I had a homeboy in the Army who was also a MP who was from PR. He used to be a Police Officer there. He left because he had killed 2 people in the line of duty in separate incidents, and the crew was looking for him. That’s back in. The early 90’s

That boy holding onto that beer after getting shot and still bussin’ back was crazy. He didn’t let go until they let that switch go. I’ll never forget that PR video.

One thing about Puerto Rican news they don’t cover it up they actually show you the crime and who the perpetrators were and they show you how gruesome the crime was completely uncensored.

I grew up in Puerto Rico. The violence was so bad we had the National Guard posted in the Projects. I saw them kill some guy when I was 8. We found a body under the bleachers at my school. It was insane.

Saw this floating around last year and it was genuinely one of the craziest things ive ever seen

lol that thumbnail bring so much memories from scrolling on twitter😭

That first vid was absolutely brutal. I remember noticing that one guy in the white shirt who shot back was holding a beer THE WHOLE TIME and only let go when the life went out of him. Really crazy

Your channel is growing rapidly. Here before 100k

I'm Khmer/Cambodian and grew up alongside many Puerto Rican's. Some of the most passionate, generous, helpful people you'll ever meet. Much love and respect!

That clip was insane when it came out, and became even more insane with all the small details and stuff everyone pointed out. From the second car who's role was to gun down anyone chasing/retaliating against the main shooter car, to the dude not dropping his beer until after he is dead.
And a lot of lessons to be taken away from it.

No idea what your motivation is for making this video considering this is the first one I've seen.. And I honestly don't care why you did it, but I'm damn grateful you did and I Thank You..Violence and murder has become normal and it takes extreme violence or someone famous for anyone to even notice now days....I hope you continue to show us all how distorted our new reality is and hopefully, slowly make a change...And if the United States is in control of that island. They absolutely should get all the resources as any other American state.

These daily uploads are going to pay off very well. One of the best YT channels I've come across recently. Well researched, speaks from experience, ties relevant history to the topic at hand, engaging video production, and very well spoken. All the qualities of a great channel regardless of what the content might be.

As a Puerto Rican that watches the news even though im living in a US state this was on the news all the time and this might actually be the first english coverage about this.
Also the Puerto Rico power grid stopped working a week ago causing a total blackout and losing access to water because the water plants need power for people to have water. The government blamed it on a lizard messing with the wires.

00:30 appreciate you mentioning this. Too many people think they're ready to take on the world with just a gun and no strategy.

I am a white midwesterner. I lived in Queens NY for three years in my early twenties. Met many Puerto Rican people and I just want to say, they were some of the coolest and kindest people I ever met anywhere.

I live in Orlando and you can see there's three different types of Puerto Ricans. Ones from directly from PR who are aggressive af, ones from NYC/NE who are also aggressive, and then the ones born stateside not the NE who are the most chill people ever. Its a reflection of the environments they grew up in. The ones from Florida mostly had middle class lifes didn't really have to worry about crime so they're very chill.