César Gastélum Was Into Stirring Those Beans?

“Sol Prendido” for Borderland Beat

The Mayiza mob publicly ridiculed their adversaries, the Chapitos, in a propaganda film they published a few months ago. In the video the Chapos were accused of stealing from a local sex shop. 

The way in which they presented their claims was humorous to say the least. While at the same time seemed like a total contradiction on their end. Everything they had to say within the broadcast centered on two men who were allegedly stealing dildos from a sex shop. 

It’s not just about noisy exhausts anymore. Now, they’re making special modifications to the seats of those filthy bikes they ride. Members of the “Chafiza” gang are pulling off heists at a sex shop because, apparently, the pieces of junk they ride need accessories for the custom mods these lowlifes like to make. 

The tranquility of an adult store went down the drain when a group of desperate losers from the infamous “Chafiza” (Tacky Chapo’s) faction decided it was a bright idea to steal sex toys. Witnesses say they walked in like VIP customers but left like frustrated mechanics, carrying merchandise under their arms that they’d likely end up shoving somewhere else later. 

According to initial reports, the suspects were looking to “innovate” on their noisy, stolen bikes. Apparently, the plan was to attach a sex toy to the seat to—in their minds—boost the “bounce” power. 

Security personnel arrived and opened an investigation, while the shop owners wondered if they’d need to beef up security with padlocks and alarms—or simply stop selling the products altogether, given the sudden high demand from the Chafiza crowd. Good grief. You can’t even run an adult toy shop anymore. Where will it all end with these “Chapo-Zetas”?

The argument that the Mayiza mob holds a prejudice against gays begs the question: Why would you ridicule anyone about their sexuality if homosexuals also exist in your ranks? 

César Gastélum’s recent death sheds light on this in numerous videos that show him to be romantically involved with a man that’s pretending to be a woman. At first glance it doesn’t seem so obvious, but once his partner, La Beba, speaks, the deep manly voice is heard loud and clear. 

Despite the Mayiza’s contradictory claims. It raises the question of why do they bother saying certain things.

Sources: Contacto Revista  Borderland Beat Archives