You walk down the wrong block. You're going to just get fucked up.

Every time you turn the corner, 30 dudes are like running after you.

The gun is aimed at my face and other people like, shoot them, shoot them, shoot them. And I look this way and my daughter's crawling towards me. Somebody in the hood that you have problems with goes up to your sister. It's on. That's how I caught my attempt murder charge. Zos the Ghost has a fascinating life story. He grew up in the most violent section of the

South Bronx, the epicenter of street gangs in New York City. As a teenager, he became a member

of the Grape Street Crips in a neighborhood heavily dominated by Bloods. Fighting, shootouts,

and murders were a daily occurrence. Zos did it all, sold dope and coke, went back and forth

from Rikers Island, and survived as a gangbanger in the roughest prisons in the state of New York. After getting out of prison and leaving the Crips, Sos became a 1% biker with the Thug Rider's Motorcycle Club and moved up to become the Sergeant of Arms. He's networked with every 1% motorcycle club in the country, from the Vagoes to the Hells Angels to the Mongols.

He gave us inside info on the power of West Coast street gangs in New York City, especially the Bloods,

and how they've managed to infiltrate these supposedly legitimate biker clubs across the East Coast.

Sos is the leading voice for biker and street gang culture on the internet.

Check out his YouTube pages, Sose the Ghost, and Demons Row for all of the best interviews with 1% bikers.

Without further ado, a gangster for life, Sose the Ghost, right here on The Connect with Johnny Mitchell.

I was a sergeant of arms in a 1% club, which is a position where you have to actually get physical with people and stuff like that.

In jail, they were ruthless.

They would cut their own.

The CEOs and Rikas, they didn't control the house.

The head gang leader controls the house.

Everybody wants to be king of the jungle.

It's a fascinating subculture.

The people are still interested in.

Yeah.

And it's so crazy because, like, I'm here, like, sitting down with all these outdoor motorcycle club members.

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