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This RARE 1980’s photo captures a member of the Arabian Knights representing in the streets of Southside Williamsburg, Brooklyn, NY. Founded in the late 1970’s, this crew came from the era when dance crews & sweater clubs evolved into real street gangs .
Back then, the Southside was NO JOKE—with crews like the Dukes, Dirty Ones, and more shaping NYC street culture.

🎙️ FULL STORY + AUDIO INTERVIEW with Outlaw Ray on my channel (CNYSG Show) here:
https://youtu.be/Mkv7V4dN688

💯 Salute: Outlaw Ray, Mad Dog
🕯️ RIP: Flaco
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8 hours ago | [YT] | 6

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A rare late 1960s photo out of Manhattan, New York showing a member of the Comencheros Motorcycle Club rocking his colors — but here’s the mystery… there’s NO “M.C.” patch.
So what does that mean? 🤔
Were the Comencheros originally a street gang that evolved into a motorcycle club, or did they operate both worlds at the same time?

NYC has always had a deep, untold history of street gangs and motorcycle clubs, and this piece from the archives raises real questions.
I’ve previously dropped rare footage of this Manhattan crew on my Patreon — but now I’m putting this out to the streets:

👉 If you remember the Comencheros from late 1960s Manhattan, speak up in the comments.
Let’s document this history together before it disappears.
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1 day ago | [YT] | 6

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A rare, powerful glimpse into Bronx history—this late 1970s–early 1980s photo captures members of the legendary Savage Nomads, one of NYC’s most iconic street organizations still active into 2026.

Founded in the late 1960s in the Bronx by “Black Benjy” Buxton, the original Supreme President, the Savage Nomads built a lasting legacy rooted in loyalty, identity, and survival. Contrary to myths, the Nomads were NOT founded by “Yellow Benji” of the Ghetto Brothers.
Documented in classic films like Children of Violence, Flyin’ Cut Sleeves, and 80 Blocks From Tiffany’s, their story is a cornerstone of NYC street history. Allied with the Savage Skulls, they formed the powerful “Savage Family.”

This is real history—raw, unfiltered, and preserved.
💥 If you respect the culture, RUN THIS UP.
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2 days ago | [YT] | 5

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🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Fat Joe 👀📽️🗽🎤🔊

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3 days ago | [YT] | 6

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This is REAL history—no reenactments, no Hollywood. 📸
A rare late 1970s–early 1980s photo of the Hartford, Connecticut division of the Ghetto Brothers, originally founded in the Bronx, NYC in the late 60s.
Standing in front of the gang’s graffiti is Benny Gonzalez, President of the Connecticut Ghetto Brothers—RIP 🙏🏻🕯️🙏🏻. A respected figure in Hartford, Benny came from the Bronx in the mid-70s and made his mark not just in the streets, but in the community. He later worked with the Board of Education, showing growth, leadership, and impact beyond the gang life.

NYC had legends like Karate Charlie & Yellow Benji…
Hartford had Benny Gonzalez.
His name deserves the same respect. 💯
Ghetto Brothers history didn’t stop in NYC—it expanded to Hartford, Connecticut.

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4 days ago | [YT] | 7

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Rare historical photo collage featuring the 1970s Philadelphia, Pennsylvania “Zulu Nation” street gang, Established in 1967, predating the Bronx “Universal Zulu Nation” narrative.

This archive highlights one of the most talked-about Black street organizations in late 60s–70s Philly, known for also including Puerto Rican members, reflecting real street-level unity during that era.
📸 Photos courtesy of the Facebook page “Zulu Nation” (link in the video shorts).
This post is part of the ongoing King Klast Archives, documenting overlooked East Coast street history, culture, and community identity.

⚠️ Note: This Philly “Zulu Nation” is a separate and independent street organization and is not affiliated with the Bronx Universal Zulu Nation.
👉 Watch the full video previous post on this channel for more rare footage.
💬 Drop a comment if you remember or recognize this era of Philly history.

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5 days ago | [YT] | 5

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You’ve heard of the Universal Zulu Nation… but what if I told you Philadelphia already had a “Zulu Nation” YEARS earlier?
This is REAL street history.
In this video, we uncover rare photographs from the late 1960s, 1970s, & later years of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania’s Zulu Nation street gang, originally formed in 1967—long before the Bronx movement made the name globally known.

⚠️ And let’s be clear:
These Philly “Zulus” were NOT connected to the NYC organization.

Inside this video:
Never-before-seen & rare archival photos
Proof of Black & Puerto Rican unity in Philly street gangs

Exclusive material courtesy of the Facebook profile “Zulu Nation” (link revealed at the END 👀)
Historic photos from Joey Perez (Puerto Rican member in the 1970s)

Verified receipts from the King Klast Archives
This isn’t internet mythology—this is documented street history.
💯 Philly wasn’t just watching history… it was MAKING it.
👉 Watch until the END to unlock the source links and full photo credits.
📢 If you care about real street history, unity, and untold stories…
SHARE this video everywhere. Let’s correct the narrative.

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5 days ago | [YT] | 5

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This digitally recreated vest brings back the untold story of the Latin Gents from Corona, Queens, NYC—a 1970s street gang rarely talked about but deeply rooted in Corona Queens history.
According to a Queens old-timer, their center patch featured a man in a tuxedo dancing with a woman—symbolizing style, pride, and presence. But behind that image was a real street era…
One member, known as “Lil Dutch,” was reportedly disliked by some—and his death made NYC newspapers in the 1970s. His story is a reminder of how real and intense these times were.

Queens wasn’t soft. Alongside groups like the Seven Crowns (who came out of the Bronx), Corona had its own movement.
More history can be found in the Facebook group: Corona, New York, Faces & Places Images (CoronaWorld) led by historian Ellee Ellington.

📢 Never sleep on Queens history… they were DOWN BY LAW too.
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6 days ago | [YT] | 5

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This rare 1973 photo captures a member of the legendary Seven Immortals from the 14th Division in Coney Island, Brooklyn, NYC—a powerful set that originated in The Bronx in 1971 and spread across all five boroughs.
Led by “Black Blue” (RIP), this Coney Island division made its mark during a pivotal era in New York street culture. Look closely at the vest… the lettering style you see here would later influence B-Boy crews, graffiti artists, and street fashion across the late 70s and early 80s.

Salute to my brother Telly Roc aka “Coney Islands Own” @Coneyislandsown One of the realest historians documenting authentic Coney Island history. Go follow his movement if you want the truth behind the era.
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1 week ago | [YT] | 5

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A RARE 1970s photo of a member of the legendary Black Spades — not in the Bronx… but the Lower East Side of Manhattan.
Most people only talk about Bronx history, but real ones know… the Black Spades expanded across NYC, including North & South Manhattan during the 1970s.
This is real street history — unfiltered, undocumented, and often forgotten.

💬 Do YOU remember any Black Spades from Manhattan? Drop names, stories, or blocks in the comments.
📢 If you respect real NYC history, SHARE this everywhere — let’s make sure these stories never fade.
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1 week ago | [YT] | 7