Jan 9, 2018
I feel like I don’t show you guys enough of what I do. This was an impromptu shoot with my brother J. We went to Ricky’s South Beach to enjoy ourselves on our day off from our corporate jobs.
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I feel like I don’t show you guys enough of what I do. This was an impromptu shoot with my brother J. We went to Ricky’s South Beach to enjoy ourselves on our day off from our corporate jobs.
At my homie D. Shim’s event In The Vibe
Green Bandanas
For those of you that may not know me I came from a gang banging past. I was raised in a crip set and learned a lot in that part of my life. Gangs get a lot of bad reps because of the negativity linked to them. Since becoming a man I've been mentoring a few younger males to keep them from joining gangs and selling drugs. After keeping 20 brothers away from that lifestyle I realized that I wanted to take the part of gang banging that everyone is familiar with and give it a positive meaning. I teamed up my brothers of El Camino Media Group to form this new movement called Camino Gang. Camino Gang is all about being yourself and prosperous living. My goal is to have former gang members and business owners speak to young men and explain why gang banging is not a prosperous choice.