Videos tagged with Boogaloo

This video discusses the blurring lines between reality and fiction, particularly in the context of firearms and community groups. It explores how misinformation, online narratives, and potential government overreach (psy-ops, feds) can impact individuals and groups, using examples like the governor kidnapping plot and the Boogaloo movement. The conversation then pivots to practical skills, introducing Marcus Singletary of Cloaked Entry Co., who teaches surreptitious entry methods, drawing parallels to skills from video games like Splinter Cell. The discussion touches on ethical considerations and community building in the post-information age.

This YouTube video, titled 'Boogaloo Dance Party 2021' with a description referencing 'rice fields 🇺🇸✊🏻💥', suggests a gathering or event. Given the 'Boogaloo' movement's association with firearms and anti-government sentiment, and the inclusion of American flag and fist emojis, the content likely revolves around a pro-Second Amendment gathering with a focus on firearms and associated culture. The 'dance party' aspect might indicate a social event where such elements are present. Without visual or audio confirmation, direct firearm models or calibers cannot be identified, but the context strongly implies a firearms-centric theme.

This video discusses a perceived "smear campaign" against the "Boogaloo" movement, alleging that media outlets are censoring dissenting voices. The content focuses on the narrative surrounding the meme and its political implications, touching on themes of censorship and propaganda. It also includes affiliate links to various companies related to firearms, self-defense, and survival.

This video, "Looters, Riots and Boogaloos! (Don't Be Distracted & Divided)", from The Yankee Marshal, focuses on socio-political commentary rather than direct firearm reviews or demonstrations. While the channel is supported by viewer patronage and promotes a T-shirt line, the core message appears to be about unity in the face of societal unrest and the potential for division. The title suggests a discussion of events that might involve firearms and associated subcultures (Boogaloos), but the description emphasizes common interests, hobbies, tactics, and opinions, welcoming a broad audience including collectors, preppers, and sportsmen. The absence of specific firearm models or technical discussions in the provided data suggests a more thematic or opinion-based approach.

This YouTube video announces a "BIG GIVEAWAY!" and also provides updates on the Breonna Taylor and Kenny Walker case. It links to the "SHALL NOT COMPLY" website, featuring merchandise like "BOOGALOO BOUND" t-shirts and Tri-Star Hats. Additional resources include a link to an Amazon shop for "MY AMAZON TOP 25" and a "LAW ENFORCEMENT TODAY ARTICLE" about a Louisville judge releasing a man who shot a cop to home incarceration. Social media links for Instagram and Facebook, along with a PO Box for Johnny Baggins, are also provided. The video is a mixed bag of a giveaway announcement, legal/news updates, and merchandise promotion.

This video discusses a "Boogaloo" Officer Safety Bulletin issued by the ATF. While the title and description don't explicitly detail the content of the bulletin or firearms demonstrated, they point to a discussion around potential threats or concerns related to the "Boogaloo" movement and its implications for law enforcement safety. The video also promotes the channel's social media presence and Patreon for support.

This video, "Top 5 Boogaloo Guns," aims to entertain and drive political commentary by showcasing unique and interesting firearms. The description emphasizes that the content is for entertainment purposes only and may contain satire, with no actual threats intended towards any individuals or groups. It directs viewers to various associated YouTube channels, merchandise sites, and affiliate links, including those for Amazon, Patreon, and USCCA. The video is produced by 88 Industries, LLC and is strictly for documentary, educational, and entertainment purposes, with all shooting conducted safely on approved ranges.

This TFBTV episode, 'The WORST Guns for the Apocalypse?', continues the 'Boogaloadouts' series by James Reeves. Following up on a video about the best apocalypse guns, Reeves analyzes viewer suggestions to identify the five worst loadouts for TEOTWAWKI (The End Of The World As We Know It). The video explores which 'boogaloo classes' would be vulnerable to a less-equipped opponent, highlighting impractical or poorly chosen firearm setups for a survival scenario.

This ARFCOM News edition covers several firearm-related political and social topics. It discusses the media's misunderstanding of the 'boogaloo' movement, an incident involving a 'Black Guns Matter' shirt at a Bernie Sanders rally, and a Virginia Democrat's change of mind on an Assault Weapons Ban (AWB) due to Second Amendment activism. The video also highlights legislative efforts in Minnesota and Kansas concerning gun control and financial discrimination against gun businesses, respectively. Finally, it details upcoming Second Amendment events across various states, including rallies and hearings.

This video features a "Top 5 Boogaloo Pews" countdown, showcasing a variety of firearms. The creator, based in Canada, emphasizes that all firearms shown are legal to own with the appropriate license and are stored and handled according to Canadian regulations. The video details the specific calibers and types of firearms, including rifles, shotguns, and pistols, with a bonus inclusion of an RPG-7 training unit. The description also highlights the creator's Patreon to support channel growth, focusing on purchasing new firearms for review, ammunition, production value improvements, and travel to industry events. Social media links for Instagram and Facebook are provided.