Official Trailer for Documentary | Inside Philippines Chicano Subculture
I dive deep inside the Cholo Subculture and Lowrider Culture in the Philippines.
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The Phillippines Home to 113 million people The Filipino youth have embraced elements
of the Chicano culture Specifically the Cholo subculture that originated
in America I joined a gang I was named OG Khast I have seen the movie Blood In Blood Out numerous
times I am trying to understand and find out the
history of Cholos and Mexicans When I joined True Brown Style I adopted this
style from my OG I am One Click from Temple Street Dirty South
Manila Boy Pinoy Locos I am here with Macoy from Olymp
ia Makati hood He is one of the lowrider bicycle customizers
here in the Philippines This Kae a female tattoo artist from San Andres
Manila she specializes in Cholo Style Tattoos Im Joker the CEO and Founder President of
Rollerz Only Philippines Im proud to be a Filipino The homies series 5 we Filipinos are recognized
we are recognized we are homeboys as well Filipinos are also brown Being a part of this subculture for over two
decades I find myself intrigued by the origins of the Chicano cultur
e here in the Philippines
it leaves me wondering how this culture started by Mexican Americans in USA found its way
to the shores of the Philippines (Free Documentary Coming Soon)
Comments
Dec. 2 na sir 😁 kelan labas nito 😊
Much Lov. From Mexico
If your from LA durning 70s, 80s or 90s you know how cholo / chicano culture got to Pi. It started by people getting deported after serving prison time. Filipinos and chicanos lived shoulder to shoulder in barrios of LA for generations. Few notable areas Rampart, Northeast LA, Carson and Cerritos and Oxnard in Ventura county. A lot old barrios in these areas have and had long history of both chicano and filipinos members such as Temple st, , Rebels , 18st, Sarzana. . If you go to Historic Filipinotown in LA you run into old veterano Filipinos who tattooed and walk , talk like old chicano. I say Chicano and not Mexican only because durning those times most Latinos in La born in US and had different talk and walk compare to Mexican directly from Mexico. The chicanos would not allow Mexican to join in a lot gangs those days which is how 18st started. That another story on its own. Anyways yes when these gangster got deported back to Pi a place most didn’t even know since came to US young the culture which they grew up in came with them and it just caught on to locals in PI. I know this as grew up with a lot same Guys who got deported.
That’s wassup 🇲🇽
ano page nung tattoo artist?
A llorar de España pero a recoger los frutos de su colonización integradora
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can't wait to see this docu...
Damn 🔥🔥🔥
Grabe yun ka abang abang to sir Southsider‼🙏🇵🇭🔥💯
Pretty much all asians are doing this… arriva Mexico!! 🇲🇽
Por Vida na Down, sa aking Gang na True Brown, Estilo Trece!🤎
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Orale
Now ya look like a NavajO
You can’t compare “k culture” to this, people in LA get murdered for looking like this, so for people to use it as a fashion statement somewhere else is just a bit strange to me.
Yawa ngano naa may ingani ang pinas nga wa may mexicano hahahahaha