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Yes, Manhattan had White street gangs in the 1970’s.
This digitally recreated vest represents the Budweiser Boys, an Upper Manhattan, N.Y. street gang listed on a partial NYPD Street Gangs list from 1970–1978.
It is believed this club wore T-shirts with their gang name, but if they ever had patches, they may have looked something like this recreated vest.

Anyone out there remember the Budweiser Boys from Manhattan?
How long were they out?
What was their turf?
Did they wear T-shirts, patches, or colors?
Who remembers seeing their name in the streets?

Drop any real info in the comments. Share this everywhere online so the history doesn’t disappear. 🧐🔥

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This rare restored photo shows Black & Puerto Rican members of the legendary Savage Skulls on a normal Bronx, N.Y. day in the 1970’s.
Formed in 1966 when 2 rival gangs merged, then officially becoming the Savage Skulls in 1969, this infamous Bronx street organization spread across NYC into every borough — including Staten Island — and even expanded outside New York.

Photos like this show what Bronx gang life really looked like in the 70’s: denim vests, street presence, neighborhood identity, and survival in the raw streets of New York City.
Salute to the Savage Skulls for their longevity as a street organization — still here in 2026. They never became an M.C.
Watch from start to end, comment your borough, and share this everywhere online so this history doesn’t disappear. 🔥

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1 day ago | [YT] | 6

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🔥 This rare restored 1980’s photo captures members of the Hartford, Connecticut “Gestapo” Division of the Savage Nomads — the Bronx, N.Y. street gang that expanded into Connecticut in the mid-1970’s and remained active for decades.

The “Gestapo” divisions were known as the hardcore enforcers inside the Savage Nomads, regulating rule breakers and holding down the gang’s laws. Connecticut street history also connects the Savage Nomads and Ghetto Brothers inside the prison system, where it is said they joined forces to form 🎭 Los Solidos — “The Solid Ones,” with 🔴 red representing the Savage Nomads and 🔵 blue representing the Ghetto Brothers.

And don’t forget the women. In many classic street gangs, women were down by law — fighting alongside the men, protecting members, and sometimes hiding the weaponry. These women were the backbone of street history.

This is REAL Hartford, Connecticut street history — brought to you by Classic NY Street Gangs aka The King Klast ® Archives.
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2 days ago | [YT] | 7

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🇺🇸 NYC gang history goes way deeper than most people know. These digitally recreated 1970’s vests represent five forgotten or lesser-known White street organizations from New York City’s 1970’s era:

🔴 Ministers Bronx,
🍺 Budweiser Boys,
👹 Satan’s Reapers,
⚔️ Rebel Mercenaries, and
🟡 Golden Guineas.

Don’t get it twisted — White gangs and White gang members were down by law in the 70’s and 80’s too. New York City’s gang history goes back to the 1800’s, long before some U.S. states were even established.
📽️ This post accompanies my previous video post, so if you haven’t seen that one yet, check it out after this Short. Watch till the end so you don’t miss any of these forgotten clubs or vest recreations.

Which club do you remember the most?
Which one have you never heard of?
Which vest recreation is fire? 🔥
Leave a comment, hit like, subscribe, and share this everywhere online so this history doesn’t get erased.

🫡 Salute to all my subscribers, followers, and supporters throughout the years. I hope y’all continue to learn from my posts and videos.
This is Classic NY Street Gangs aka the King Klast ® Archives.
Accept NO imitators.
Since 2000 & still going strong.
All recreations include watermarks and are the sole property & courtesy of the King Klast ® Archive.

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3 days ago | [YT] | 5

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☝🏻Get ready to go back into time again today with 5 forgotten White NYC street gangs from the 1970’s —
featuring White youth gangs from every corner of New York City.

From The Bronx: Ministers Bronx 🔴
From Upper Manhattan: The Budweiser Boys 🍺
From Brooklyn: The Satan’s Reapers 👹
From Queens, N.Y.: The Rebel Mercenaries ⚔️
From Bensonhurst, Brooklyn: The Golden Guineas 🟡

Before modern NYC street gangs, these White street organizations were active across NYC during the 1970’s and into the 1980’s. Some became forgotten. Some people never even knew they existed. But remember, NYC gang history goes back into the 1800’s — way before some U.S. states were even formed.

This is not internet rumor history. This is REAL NYC street history brought to you by Classic NY Street Gangs aka The King Klast ® Archives, Established in 2000.

Which club do you remember the most?
Which club did you never hear of before?
Drop a comment and let us know.

Watch the video till the end so you don’t miss any gangs, names, boroughs, or history. If you watched the whole video, comment “💯”.

Share this video everywhere online — Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, X, Reddit, group chats, street history pages, and with anybody who remembers old New York.
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4 days ago | [YT] | 6

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😮 A rare restored early 1980’s NYC jail photo courtesy of “Rick N Eliza Soto” showing a Turban Saints member from Sunset Park, Brooklyn, sitting with illegal jailhouse artwork created behind bars to represent his club.

⬛️🟨 The Turban Saints came from the mid-to-late 1970’s Sunset Park Brooklyn scene, when two crews merged as one:
⬛️🟥 The Brooklyn Saints and ⬛️🟨 The Turbans Sunset Park Division. Many NYC street gang members created hidden artwork, shirts with club logos behind bars so their names, colors, and history would still be remembered in future photos.

🕯️RIP Dyno — President of The Brooklyn Saints, Turban Saints, and founder of the Rat Hunters.
🕯️RIP Eddie Perez — President of The Turbans Sunset Park Division.

This is not movie fiction. This is real New York street history preserved through the King Klast Archives.
Share this everywhere so the real NYC gang history does not get erased. Subscribe, comment, and tag someone who studies old New York.

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5 days ago | [YT] | 6

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👉🏼 This rare restored 1970’s photo is a real window into Williamsburg, Brooklyn street history. Pictured are members connected to the Screaming Phantoms and Dirty Dozen Williamsburg, two names from NYC’s youth gang era that still need more history uncovered.
The Screaming Phantoms also had divisions in The Bronx and Queens, NY, but not much is known today about Dirty Dozen Williamsburg. Any Williamsburg OGs, family members, researchers, or people who remember this club — tap in and help preserve the history.

In the background you can see the Puerto Rican flag 🇵🇷 on the wall, a powerful symbol that was painted all over NYC in the 1970’s by Puerto Rican gang members showing pride, identity, and neighborhood presence.

Another photo reportedly exists from 1973 Coney Island, Brooklyn showing members with what may have been a captured Dirty Dozen Williamsburg vest.

This is why these images matter. Every photo has a story. Every vest has a history. Every neighborhood left a mark. 💯
Like, comment, subscribe, and share this everywhere online so more OGs and families can help identify the people, clubs, and untold stories behind these rare NYC street history photos.

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5 days ago | [YT] | 6

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🧨 This rare restored 1970’s photo captures real Lower East Side Manhattan street history — members of the Young Katos alongside their parent organization, the Katos Nunchacus.
During NYC’s 1970’s karate craze, martial arts culture was everywhere. Kung Fu films were huge in Times Square, and there is no doubt some street club members practiced martial arts. It’s very possible the Katos Nunchacus name came out of that era.
The Katos Nunchacus were a big LES street gang during the 1970’s, including younger divisions like the Young Katos. Some divisions wore red on white, while others wore red on blue.

This is REAL LES NYC Street History. Salute to any remaining Katos Nunchacus out there.

For more rare photos and footage, search my older shorts and videos — and share this everywhere online so this history does not get buried.

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6 days ago | [YT] | 6

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Rare restored 1970’s photo of members of the Ministers Bronx, one of the White Bronx, N.Y. street gangs that existed during NYC’s wild 1970’s street era.

The Ministers Bronx stood alongside other White youth gangs like the Henchmen Bronx, Aliens Bronx, Golden Guineas, War Pigs, Grateful Dead, and more. Their name supposedly came from a 1960’s baseball team called “The Ministers,” and they even made NYC papers in the 70’s after the FBI caught wind of weaponry in the Bronx.

They were also featured in a 1973 NYC TV news report. And look at those Bronx graffiti tags on the handball court wall — real street history frozen in time.

For more rare photos and video footage of the Ministers Bronx, search my older Shorts and videos.

🫡 Salute to Robert Donnelly, Rich Birnie, and Gary Nielson.
Share this everywhere online and help keep real NYC street history alive.

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