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🚨 STOP SCROLLING—THIS IS RARE BROOKLYN HISTORY! 🚨

This powerful late-1970s to early-1980s New York prison photograph features members of four legendary Brooklyn street organizations: The Dirty Ones, Montauk Chest Breakers, Crazy Homicides and Turban Saints.
Even behind bars, members continued representing their respective organizations through unauthorized jailhouse artwork displaying their names, colors and symbols. These handmade pieces provide a rare look inside a largely undocumented chapter of Brooklyn and New York prison history.

The Dirty Ones originated in Williamsburg and remain active today as a national motorcycle club. The Crazy Homicides represented East New York alongside The Montauk Chest Breaker but very few original photographs of MCB have surfaced.

📸 Calling all former MCB members, relatives and Brooklyn old-timers: If you possess authentic Montauk Chest Breakers photographs, memorabilia or information, message Me or leave a comment. Contributors will be tagged and credited in future historical posts.

These photographs are portals into the past. Respect and appreciation go to the photographers who preserved these moments before they disappeared forever.
This content is presented strictly for historical, educational and archival documentation—not to promote criminal activity.

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12 hours ago | [YT] | 5

KinG KLaST ®

BROOKLYN HISTORY CAUGHT IN ONE RARE PHOTO! 😮🔥
Courtesy of Beltran PM Estrella, this incredible late-1970s early-1980s image features members of the Brooklyn, New York street gang known as the Outlaw Riders—who later changed their name to The Riders.
Like several classic New York street gangs, they eventually evolved into a motorcycle club. The Riders MC remained active into more recent years.
Take a close look at those original colors—and check out that wild T-shirt on the left! 👀

🕯️RIP Red, an original member who was still with the organization after it became The Riders MC. His place in Brooklyn history will not be forgotten.

Who remembers the Outlaw Riders or The Riders? Were they active in your Brooklyn neighborhood? Drop your memories, names, locations and stories in the comments.
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1 day ago | [YT] | 5

KinG KLaST ®

🚨 STOP SCROLLING—THIS IS RARE NYC STREET-GANG HISTORY!
This historic photo captures a member of the Manhattan Division of the Seven Immortals proudly showing his original colors during the 1970s.
Founded in The Bronx in 1971 and led by Victor Diamond, the Seven Immortals quickly expanded into Manhattan, Queens, Brooklyn and Coney Island, cementing their place alongside the biggest New York City street gangs of the era.

Music mogul Russell Simmons was reportedly the warlord of the Queens 17th Young Immortals Division, while the Coney Island 14th Division was led by Black Blue—RIP.
When discussing NYC’s most influential gangs of the 1970s, the Seven Immortals must be included with the Big Boys!

🫡 Salute to Indio and Lillian from the Bronx Division and Cisco from the Queens Division
🕯️ Rest in peace to Lil Julio and Blue.

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2 days ago | [YT] | 5

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🔥 RARE RESTORED NYC STREET HISTORY! This powerful photograph captures members of The Javelins inside their Bronx clubhouse during the 1970s—wearing the legendary orange-and-black colors that became synonymous with their organization.

Originally founded during the late 1960s as the Vyse Tigers, they later changed their name to The Javelins but preserved their original tiger colors. During the 1970s, The Javelins also established divisions in Lower Manhattan and Queens, N.Y.
Look closely at the incredible old-school silk gang jacket. Although these jackets were strongly associated with earlier decades, some NYC street organizations continued wearing them during the 1970s. Another Bronx organization known as The Turbans also wore 1960s-style silk jackets.

The Javelins’ unmistakable center patch featured their signature orange evil genie. Search through my older posts and videos to find rare footage featuring the Lower East Side division led by martial artist Nathan Ingram.
Salute to The Javelins and Royal Javelins everywhere. Their story is permanently part of authentic NYC street history.

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3 days ago | [YT] | 5

KinG KLaST ®

🙏🏻🫡🤲🏻 To The Assassinators, All Original Outlaw NY Street Clubs, All Outlaws Everywhere, All Family, All Friends, All Subscribers, All Followers, & All Supporters….

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4 days ago | [YT] | 43

KinG KLaST ®

🚨 RARE RESTORED PHOTO FROM THE KING KLAST ARCHIVES! 🚨

Pictured here are members of the legendary Seven Immortals, one of the most recognized youth street organizations to emerge from The Bronx, New York during the early 1970s.
Founded in 1971 by Victor "Diamond", the Seven Immortals quickly expanded throughout New York City, establishing powerful divisions in multiple boroughs. Among the strongest were the 21st Division in Astoria, Queens, the 17th Division in Queens, and the famous 14th Division in Coney Island, Brooklyn.
The Seven Immortals also had a women's division in the Bronx led by Lillian, Diamond's girlfriend, making them one of the notable organizations of their era.

🫡 Salute to Seven Immortals members Indio, Cisco, and Lillian, and
🕯️ RIP Blue, President of the legendary Brooklyn 14th Division.
💬 Were you there? Did you know someone from the Seven Immortals? Which division do you remember?
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5 days ago | [YT] | 5

KinG KLaST ®

⚠️ THESE RECREATED COLORS WEREN’T CREATED FOR A MOVIE!

These digitally recreated vests represent five REAL Coney Island, Brooklyn
street gangs that ruled their neighborhoods during the 1970s and 1980s:
🗡️ Homicide Inc.
7️⃣ Seven Immortals—14th Division
💀 Crazy Homicides
🔴 Dirty Riders
⚪️ Gods Children

These were the REAL CONEY ISLAND WARRIORS—no actors, no costumes and no Hollywood script. This is authentic Brooklyn street history preserved through the King Klast® Archives.

Watch until the final vest and comment which recreation hits the hardest! Then watch my previous full video collaboration with “Coney Islands Own,” aka Telly Roc @Coneyislandsown for even more Coney Island history.
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Salute to all my subscribers, followers and supporters throughout the years. I hope you continue learning from every post and video.
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Accept NO imitators. Accept NO B.S.
Preserving the history since 2000—and still going!
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All vest recreations contain watermarks and are the sole property of, and courtesy of, the King Klast® Archives.
God bless everyone. Salute! 🫡

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6 days ago | [YT] | 5

KinG KLaST ®

🔥 THESE WEREN’T ACTORS—THEY WERE THE REAL CONEY ISLAND WARRIORS!

Today, Coney Islands Own and Classic NY Street Gangs aka The King Klast® Archives take you back into the streets of 1970s and 1980s Coney Island, Brooklyn, when local street gangs ruled their neighborhoods.

Narrated by Coney Islands Own’s Telly Roc, this historic collaboration reveals the REAL clubs, people, names, tributes, and untold history behind Coney Island’s street-gang era.

Featured in this video:
🗡️ Homicide Inc.
7️⃣Seven Immortals—14th Division
💀 The Crazy Homicides
🔴 Dirty Riders
⚪️ God’s Children

These were not Hollywood actors or fictional characters. These were the REAL Coney Island Warriors of the 1970s and 1980s!

⚠️ WATCH UNTIL THE END so you don’t miss any of the gangs, rare history, photographs, names, and tributes featured in this video!

🕯️ REST IN PEACE:
Big Man Ruben Santos, Blue, The Colonel, TC, Mudo, Superman, Outlaw, Deadeyes, Diamond, Franky The Kid, Bulldog, Tee, Callita, and all the others who are no longer with us. Your names and history will never be forgotten.

💯 SPECIAL SHOUT-OUTS:
Big Sha & Family, Jesse Red, Wally, Dusty, and Pablito.

🫡 Salute to Coney Islands Own for this historic collaboration!

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Send this video to every Coney Island native, Brooklyn historian, old-school New Yorker, and street-gang history fan you know.

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Which Coney Island gang have you heard the most stories about—and who should be featured in Part 2?

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6 days ago | [YT] | 6

KinG KLaST ®

🚨 RARE RESTORED LATE 1970s PHOTO ALERT! 🚨

Courtesy of "Spooky," this rare image features members of the legendary Savage Nomads Hartford, Connecticut Division, a chapter of the Bronx-born street gang that expanded beyond New York City during the 1970s.
Originally founded in the Bronx, New York during the late 1960s, the Savage Nomads became one of the most recognized street gangs of their era. By the mid-1970s, the organization had expanded into Hartford, Connecticut, proving that some NYC street gangs reached far beyond New York State.
Special salute to the legendary Crazy Joe, whose efforts helped establish and grow the Connecticut division.

🕯️ RIP Crazy Joe
🔥 Salute to the Savage Nomads still standing in 2026
If you're from Hartford, Connecticut and remember the Savage Nomads, drop a comment and tell us your memories.
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Did you ever hear stories about the Hartford Savage Nomads?

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1 week ago | [YT] | 5

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🚨 RARELY SEEN NYC STREET GANG HISTORY! 🚨
This restored late-1970s photograph, courtesy of Donna Svennevik, captures members of the legendary Dirty Ones Street Gang and friends in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, New York.
Originally founded in North Brooklyn in 1968, the Dirty Ones later established a powerful Sunset Park division in 1974, led by the infamous twins "Chino & Twin." What began as a neighborhood street organization eventually evolved into a motorcycle club that continues today as a nationally recognized club.
This image is more than a photograph—it's a surviving piece of New York City

🫡 Salute to all former Dirty Ones members.
🕯️ RIP to those no longer with us.
🔥 Did you know the Dirty Ones started as a street gang before becoming a motorcycle club?
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Who remembers the Dirty Ones in Sunset Park Brooklyn?
What year did you first hear about them?

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