London Gangster Responds To YouTube Comments | Right To Reply | @ladbiblestories

In this episode we welcome back a regular on our channel, Bobby Cummines.

Bobby is an ex-London Gangster who has appeared in our award winning series Minutes With, and recently featured in another video where he sat down with another former gangster.

In this video Bobby responds to the comments (both positive and negative) on his previous videos.

You can watch Bobby's first interview here:

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[viceversa]

I love how he starts arguing with the laptop as if the person he's replying to is inside it

[xxtvccy]

I love how every channel he goes on, he always says "I'm not a gangster, I'm a businessman who's business was crime", and without a single hesitation, the title becomes "LONDON GANGSTER RESPONDS TO YOUTUBE COMMENTS" lmfaooo.. at this point, it's got to be a meme

[drewlad]

"every child, to me, is worth saving"

Words of a true man.

[mufaro]

“I did violence for a living, but never did bad manners” these words hit different when you see the air of confidence he has

[BazDude]

This man is the epitome of "Professionals have standards"

[markperuzzi]

Always liked Bobby for his straight talking and his good work in trying to keep many of our young people out of the prison system

[stevenkinsey]

Hats off to Bobby, straight and to the point, bringing crime to light and giving people a contact to help if your in that scene and need an out.

[tonyfox]

I love the fact that a career criminal has higher moral standards than our government. Respect to you sir.

[Schizniit]

As someone who's spent his entire teenage years and most of my adult years as part of the drug world, it's so sad when people think men like him don't deserve redemption. Everyone deserves redemption, and it isn't like he's a rapist or killed lots of people in cold blood, he just was misguided as a young man, as many of us are, and he seems like he's got a good heart nonetheless. Just because we've committed crimes doesn't mean we're cold blooded and many of us would still charge into a burning building to save you, even after you've said nasty things about us

[TheGreatLiberator]

This guy's the embodiment of the quote; "there's more honor among thieves than diplomats"

[samflint]

I know there is a lot of criticism for this man's past and what he has done, but atleast he has the gall to look at himself in the mirror and be honest with himself. Trying to do good in the world coming from a world of violence and terror to stop others from choosing that path. Legend

[gemmaphobic]

This man is so terrifying and yet makes me feel so safe? Massive respect to you

[hambo]

He can certainly take the criticism. He knows he did wrong but wants to make up for it. Fair play.

[markbigbadbear]

This man is likable because he keeps it real. Doesn't make excuses for what he did. It's pretty rare to see a person who is as brutally honest about himself as he is. He uses his past to teach the future. I'm glad he managed to better his life and teaches the next generation to be better.

[elizabethbarker]

You are getting the message across. You’re straight forward approach is the key! Fabulous

[penroseforgeries]

I genuinely hope Bobby writes a book about his life, I feel like there's so many life lessons that he could pass on

[uzaiyaro]

“I ain’t gonna blow up something I can take money out of.”

Words to live by.

[ryandjakovic]

A jib is a front mounted sail on a sailboat. Thus the term "I like the cut of his jib" refers to a well shaped sail that allows the vessel to sail much faster. It refers to attention to deal to achieve excellence

[Alexuk]

I'm a social worker and working with a couple of lads at the moment who are going down the wrong path. Doesn't seem to matter what we do, it's not getting through to them. I wish we had someone like Bobby who could come and talk to them, tell them how it is.

[gwapo]

I love this guy, he is honest af and he does not sugar coat what he went through....