This is what gangs from all over the world look like

Few people think about it, but almost every country has its low-class gangsters. And each of them has its own specific subculture and style.

We decided to take a look at these "interesting" social groups.

8 PHOTOS

1. Racaille, like the true French, has an impeccable style. They prefer Lacoste, they wear Lacoste fanny packs, and they think pants tucked into socks are the pinnacle of style. They hang out at suburban train stations, listen to music on cell phones, flirt with chicks, attack nerds, and steal bags (not necessarily Lacoste).

2. Lower-class people in the US are often referred to as "white trash". Most of them are unemployed and live in trailer parks. They like drinking beer with other guys, getting into fights, and teasing some naive people.

3. Chavs live in poor suburban areas of England. London traffic is too heavy for them. Chavs look like typical thugs: sports uniforms, shaved heads, a cigarette stuck in their teeth, a plastic cup in their hand. Their activities are also typical: trick people into parting with their money, raise an alarm in the street, drink in public places, have serious conversations, and, of course, relax.

4. Yankee - Japanese youth from the working class. They are certainly not as tough guys as the yakuza. But they are known for being noisy, rude, and refusing to abide by the strict manners of Japanese culture. A few fun facts: They love to squat and listen to Japanese gangsta rap (probably about hard life) while drinking sake. They love motorcycles and dye their hair blonde or orange.

5. South Spanish thug Kani is very easy to recognize: he looks like he just robbed a pawnshop (rings, gold chains, etc.). They like to listen to loud music on public transport and wear T-shirts, unbuttoned jackets, and sunglasses, regardless of the weather. If it happens that Kani has toned abs, then the T-shirt should be removed from the description above. They are stoned almost all day and are flippant when it comes to fighting.

6. Neds live in the poorer areas of the Scottish suburbs. Unlike their English counterparts, these gentlemen are very aggressive and can drink huge amounts of alcohol. Their uniform is a tracksuit, a knife, and a melancholy expression. Their activities include humiliating practical jokes and violence against unsuspecting people.

7. Arsim is unique in Israel's gangster subculture because they are mostly religious. They often prefer a national headdress to a standard baseball cap. The rest is the same. They fight in public places, flirt with chicks, drive cheap cars, listen to Israeli rap, drink alcohol, and carry a lot of gold.

8. In the past, the Zephyrs from South Africa were wealthy but uneducated snobs who drove Ford Zephyrs. Then they degraded, but still, they try to demonstrate style and wealth. To make it easier for you to understand, it can be, for example, a car trimmed with fur. By the way, the members of the Die Antwoord group are Zephs.