Brother's Gang The streets have always been the epicenter of outlaws, gangs and illegal racing. But the most famous or perhaps infamous law breakers to date on the streets and highways are none other than outlaw motorcyclists. Motorcycle gangs or clubs are a well-known subculture in the United States; the place where it all began. However, some motorcycle gangs or clubs that do not adhere to the rules of the American Motorcyclist Association (AMA) are considered counterculture due to their violence, lawbreaking, and reckless behavior. These counterculture clubs are listed by the AMA as "outlaws", a word coined by the Riverside police chief when he blamed visiting outlaws during the Riverside, California, riot. At the top of this list is the infamous Hell's Angels Motorcycle Club. I believe they are the most violent, bloodthirsty, richest, influential and controversial outlaw biker club to date, they are still at the top of their game. Do whatever they want whenever they want. The police do not take them seriously or they are simply too powerful and influential to handle them. Just like the American mafia, where they control the police and the law. “They call themselves Hell's Angels. They ride, rape and raid like a marauding cavalry - and boast that no police force can dismantle their criminal brotherhood of bikers. "(True, The Man's Magazine, August 1965) way back in time, in the post-World War II period. It is an era well known for its explosion of subcultures and countercultures such as illegal racing of cars known as hot rods and l he age of the godfather, which is when the New York mafia family rules over part of the country in America is... half of paper... and murders. They also attempted to assassinate Rolling Stone's Mick Jagger when he commented on the Hell's Angel incident in which a member stabbed a spectator to death when he pulled out a gun during the infamous 1969 riot at Altamont Speedway in California In 2002, the Angels and their biggest rival club, the Mongols, have had a violent confrontation in a Las Vegas casino; three bikers died. But the last and most ruthless act of violence committed by this immoral club occurred in 2007, when a woman was found badly beaten in the Angels clubhouse in New York City. These acts of violence certainly show how this club dominated the streets and counteracted the normal culture of a society. Hell's Angel are one of the world's infamous countercultures and are still at the top of their game. "The sun never sets on Hells Angels camp." (Sonny Barger. 2001. Hell's Angel)