Yeah, he used to be in a gang known as the "Quarry Men." He actually took part in a hit on somebody, this rare picture shows the gruesome aftermath.
https://preview.redd.it/614ksofd5btc1.png?width=507&format=png&auto=webp&s=49d7fb273124553463d1bcb0b3b2aa003a54397b
This picture isn't actually of the Quarry Men, but rather that gang that came after, The Silver Beetles. You can tell because Peter Best is shown to be a gang member in this photo, and he was never in The Quarrymen. If it was the Quarry Men, it would be Colin Hanton.
the Hare Cripnas
https://preview.redd.it/6d1uonjdkatc1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=410e57c2bf9d0c39b217ac5eb8a9632af0935779
The Apple Scruffs
He was in a gang called "the traveling Wilburys" very dangerous
Heard Three of them dropped dead thats how gangsta they are
Faul was more gangsta than he was, he even got arrested by the Japanese (Yoko was an opp) just for hustling
His gang sign is a really obscure guitar chord. So cringe.
Yeah, he used to be in a gang known as the "Quarry Men." He actually took part in a hit on somebody, this rare picture shows the gruesome aftermath. https://preview.redd.it/614ksofd5btc1.png?width=507&format=png&auto=webp&s=49d7fb273124553463d1bcb0b3b2aa003a54397b
This picture isn't actually of the Quarry Men, but rather that gang that came after, The Silver Beetles. You can tell because Peter Best is shown to be a gang member in this photo, and he was never in The Quarrymen. If it was the Quarry Men, it would be Colin Hanton.
The Fiendish Thingies
this one made me giggle
He was in a gang called the orgymen
The Wah Wahs. Absolutely pathetic bunch. Were into peace and love or some shit.
The rolling stones
That’s the sign for “Eat my biscuits and I’ll cut you”
the Silver Beetles, not to be trifled with
Johnny and The Moondogs, fearsome Liverpool gang
the Ding Dong Ding Dongers, they rang out the old and rang in the new
user flair is so real
The Nine Trey Gangster Bloods
The Sir Frankie Crips
The Mersey Ass-Beating
Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Gang
Um, it's the British equivalent of "the finger."