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The Get Right GANG – Above The Average, Not Your Typical Gang!
Gangs have always been looked at by many in a negative fashion. But the Get Right G.A.N.G. is not your typical gang you hear about. They don’t wear red or blue, or rep flags. What they represent? Going against negative guidance.
Gangs have always been looked at by many in a negative fashion. But the Get Right GANG is not your typical gang you hear about. They don’t wear red or blue, or rep flags. What do they represent? Going against negative guidance.
Who is the Get Right GANG?
The Get Right G.A.N.G. of New Jersey was started by Steven Anthony a.k.a Hemi, who wanted to create a group of young men that promoted unity, health, personal growth, guidance, and that is against all negative thoughts and destruction. They describe the group as not just a movement but a way of life where all of its members changed their whole lifestyle to be a part of the gang.
Member Zeus, talked about how member doesn’t drink or smoke. Born, who later joined the Get Right Gang, talked about how he is a vegetarian.
They inspire the youth by being mentors, showing you can be cool but also have your mind right as well. They emphasize knowledge and health is the key to a successful life.
“Among every nation we’re the most unhealthy physically and mentally. We have to change that, starting with young men. We’re all average individuals and that’s what makes us the Get Right G.A.N.G.” – Zeus
Each respective member has their own unique characteristics they bring to the Get Right Gang. Some of the members teach karate, wrestling, boxing, cage fighting, and the major part is mentoring.
Unheard Voices chatted with members, Hemi, Alfa, Balrog, Pharaoh, and Zeus; where they candidly spoke about the Get Right G.A.N.G., what they represent, and the negative influences they are against.
Check out the video below:
music by: We Are The Heroes
Special thanks to : Allen Covin
If you want to reach and get involved with the Get Right Gang, they can be contacted on their Facebook and Youtube accounts. They are currently working on a documentary about the group and each member.
email: [email protected]
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Mrs Jacqueline E Morgan
July 27, 2011 at 10:01 pm
THANK YOU GET RIGHT G A N G. YOU ARE THE MEN OF THE FUTURE. YOUR POSTIVE THOUGHTS WILL CARRY YOU FAR IN LIFE. WE LIKE THE IDEA THAT SOMEONE CARES ABOUT THE GENERATION OF YOUNG MEN &WOMEN OF TODAY. GOD BLESS ALL OF YOU.