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Before social media… before hip-hop went global… NYC street organizations shaped entire neighborhoods.
This rare photo collage features members of The Bachelors, a legendary Bronx-founded street organization started in the 1960s that expanded across The Bronx & Brooklyn, NYC during the 1970s.
Pictured in the lower-right image is Supreme President “Black Tony” Oquendo (RIP), sitting on the right—one of the most respected figures in Bachelors history.

The Bachelors had many divisions, including:
Supreme, Imperial, Soul, Cypress, Midnight, Young, Deadly, Royal, Brooklyn, JR Imperial, and more—some officially documented in the rare 1979 NYPD book “Street Gang Profiles for Police.”
Salute to all remaining Bachelors, including Rollie, President of the 26th Division – Imperial Bachelors (Edenwald, Bronx).

This is Puerto Rican & Black unity, NYC youth history, and a chapter that deserves preservation.
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17 hours ago | [YT] | 5

KinG KLaST ®

🔥Before the internet rewrote NYC history, The Bachelors were already legendary.🔥
This video takes you back to the 1970s Bronx, New York, uncovering the forgotten legacy of one of NYC’s biggest and most influential street gangs — The Bachelors. Through rare photographs and historical receipts, we explore their rise from the Bronx in the 1960s, their expansion across NYC, and their many divisions including the Supreme, Imperial, Deadly, Royal, Midnight, Soul, Cypress, Young, and JR Imperial Bachelors.

Led by their Supreme President Black Tony Oquendo (RIP)🕯️, The Bachelors were a multi-racial street organization united by Puerto Rican & Black solidarity. Their now-destroyed mural on 152nd Street in the Bronx, featuring Puerto Rican and Pan-African flags, stands as proof against false narratives pushed by outsiders and sellouts.
If you’re talking about the biggest NYC street gangs of the 1970s, The Bachelors MUST be part of that conversation.

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23 hours ago | [YT] | 5

KinG KLaST ®

This rare image represents the Astoria, Queens, N.Y. division of the legendary Seven Immortals — a crew led by Italian American O.G. “Cisco.”
After breaking away from the Bronx due to internal issues, this Astoria division dropped the “Seven” letters and fist from their colors and carved out their own identity. Their impact was so real they even made NYC newspapers in the 1970’s, famously photographed at Long Island City High School alongside Black Cobras members — proving unity was deeper than stereotypes.
Fast forward to 2026 — Cisco is STILL leading the way.
Yes… Italians 🇮🇹 were down by law too.

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1 day ago | [YT] | 6

KinG KLaST ®

Rare and never-forgotten NYC history.
This photo captures members of the Assassinators, founded in 1976 in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, photographed at the PS 1 handball courts during the late 1970’s. Peep the raw Sunset Park graffiti in the background—real era, real streets.
The Assassinators are still active in 2026, with their latest division established internationally in China—a legacy that crossed oceans and generations.
A.4.L. to all Assassinators—active, retired, and lost.
Salute to Demon, Black Ron, T. Outlaw, Chaparro, and all the brothers & sisters.

🕯️RIP Angel La Puta, JR, Pito, & ex-member Palo Viejo.
If you respect real NYC street history, make sure you LIKE, COMMENT, SUBSCRIBE, and SHARE this everywhere online to keep these stories alive.
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2 days ago | [YT] | 5

KinG KLaST ®

This rare 1970’s El Barrio, Manhattan NYC photo features members of the legendary Sacred Lords street gang posing with a captured Devils Disciples 1st Division jacket—a major trophy in NYC street gang culture.
On the right is “Bullet”, Supreme President of the Sacred Lords (RIP 🙏🏻🕯️🙏🏻). In the 1970s, captured jackets and vests symbolized dominance. Many gangs hid their names by flipping jackets inside-out to avoid rivals or police.
What many don’t know: the Sacred Lords were changing their ways, later taking part in the Historic Harlem Street Gangs Peace Meeting of 1972—a moment almost erased from history.

This is real El Barrio history.
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3 days ago | [YT] | 5

KinG KLaST ®

This rare 1973 photo captures a member of the Supreme Bachelors of the Bronx, NYC, posing in front of their hand-painted Bachelors wall, proudly displaying the Puerto Rican flag and the Pan-African flag in solidarity.
When out-of-town banjo mixtape listeners try to rewrite NYC history and claim there was no unity between Puerto Ricans and Blacks in the 1970s, photos like this shut that narrative down fast.
The Supreme Bachelors were a powerful Bronx division of the all-city Bachelors street gang, active since the 1960s, with many divisions across NYC including the Deadly Bachelors, Royal Bachelors, TNT Bachelors, and more.

🕯️ Salute & RIP to Supreme President Black Tony Oquendo.
This is real NYC history, preserved and shared by King Klast Archives (Est. 2000).
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4 days ago | [YT] | 6

KinG KLaST ®

This more recent photo shows a member still representing the legendary La Familia of Sunset Park, Brooklyn, NYC — a street gang formed in 1981 after the tragic killing of local resident “Chino” Mendez by an off-duty NYPD officer.
La Familia’s roots trace back to the mid-1970s “Homicides” Sunset Park division (same white-on-red rockers), with members like “Crazy Kid” later becoming La Familia. Led by Miguel, the organization grew beyond Brooklyn, spreading as far as Springfield, Massachusetts during the 1980s.
Known rivals of the Assassinators (the classic Red vs Blue era), these crews were part of real street history — rumbles I personally witnessed as a kid. Over time, La Familia evolved into a nation, later identified with red, white, and blue beads.
From Sunset Park to Springfield, this is Classic New York Street Gang history — preserved by King Klast Archives.

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6 days ago | [YT] | 6

KinG KLaST ®

From 2007–2012, Brooklyn, NYC became the meeting ground for history.
These photos capture real moments from the annual Classic NY Street Gangs Reunions—held at The Filthy Mad Dogs Clubhouse and Together We Chill’s Clubhouse, with the 1st reunion in conjunction with Extragangsta Radio.
OGs from all over came together in peace, respect, and unity. Many legends are no longer here—may they rest in power 🙏🏻🕯️🙏🏻

This isn’t newjack history.
King Klast Archives & Classic NY Street Gangs—Established 2000.
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1 week ago | [YT] | 6

KinG KLaST ®

From 2007–2012, history was made in Brooklyn, NYC.
These clips capture the legendary Classic NY Street Gangs Reunions—events we hosted alongside Extravagansta Radio, The Filthy Mad Dogs, & Together We Chill, where original NYC street gangs from the 1970s & 1980s reunited to party in the name of peace.
Attended by iconic figures of NYC outlaw gang culture including retired ex Savage Nomad DSR, the former 1st Lady of the Savage Skulls La Madrina Lori, and both Ghetto Brothers—Founder Yellow Benji & President Karate Charlie (RIP).
This isn’t hearsay. This is footage.

If you were there, you already know—we are not new to this.
🙏🏻🕯️🙏🏻 RIP & Salute: Choco, Karate Charlie, Yellow Benji, Woody N.S.B., Tee Dirty Riders, Leo The Lion, Rick N.S.B., Crazy 69, Levon The Taylor, David TWC, Uncle Soul Dukes, Sammy Familia, & all others who’ve passed.
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1 week ago | [YT] | 6

KinG KLaST ®

Most people don’t know this part of NYC history…
This photo shows the colors of the 1970’s Queens, N.Y. division of the Bronx-born street gang the Black Spades. Yes — the Black Spades were active in Queens too, along with other Bronx street gangs like the Savage Skulls, Savage Nomads, Seven Immortals, Ghetto Brothers, and Seven Crowns.
The Black Spades were one of the LARGEST street gangs in New York City history, with over 40 documented divisions across NYC, according to the NYPD’s rare 1979 book “Street Gang Profiles For Police.”
Queens has had gangs since the 1950’s and probably earlier — this is official NYC street history.

📚 This is Black Spades history
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1 week ago | [YT] | 6