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Gate closed only for you, buddy.

Valenti and elitism in the same sentence is a timeless take that’s been thrown around for over 15 years now. If anything, it’s become less elitist over the years. There’s a Discord now where anyone can reach out to members, something that would've been unthinkable in earlier iterations of the faction. I first joined the faction when my roleplaying skills were far below the standards set by Valenti, yet I was taken under their wing and, through months of daily interactions with members, improved a wide range of abilities such as writing and reading English as a non-native speaker, and, specially, roleplaying. I'd argue it's not gatekeeping. Maybe you just never bothered to walk through the door.

Spend*

No.

Beautiful.

We don’t give out trophies for doing /seat outside of Romano’s.

Fire as always gang

I wish they had 🤣as a reaction

Ilija "Ilko" Vlajic

rip meatball, what a character...

Robbery Gone Sour

the katz do it best

Character Background Ilija Vlajic was born in Serbia but immigrated to Los Santos at a young age, seeking a better life for his family. Growing up, his family’s financial struggles were constant. Late rent payments, an empty fridge, and the daily pressure of survival. His parents worked tirelessly, but the odds were often stacked against them, pushing Ilija into the harsh realities of street life early on. By his teenage years, Ilija was introduced to the world of organized crime through connections in his neighborhood. The appeal of quick money and power was hard to ignore, especially when it seemed like the only way out of the cycle of poverty. As he got older, Ilija became more deeply involved, using his street smarts and adaptability to rise through the ranks. His upbringing marked by hardship, survival instincts, and a sense of loyalty to those who helped him and shaped him into a figure both feared and respected within the criminal underworld of Los Santos. Though his path was never easy, Ilija's ambition and resourcefulness kept him moving forward, always seeking a way to escape the shadows of his past while navigating the dangerous, often brutal world he had become a part of. Future aspect Ilija Vlajic's future aspirations were centered around providing for his family in every way possible, driven by a short-sighted, narrow vision focused solely on survival and success in the immediate future. Throughout his young life, he developed a deep passion for cars, both officially and unofficially, which served as a hobby and a form of therapy. Back in Serbia, he worked at his uncle's garage, repairing customers' cars and earning a decent income for a 16-17-year-old. With that money, Ilija supported his family while also ensuring his side activities, tied to his love for cars, progressed, laying the foundation for his future in both legitimate and illegitimate avenues.

This thread follows Leon Mercado, a 18-year-old youngsta outta El Corona, bangin' the 38st.

Talk the talk, walk the walk.

mafia mafia

A Youngin's Hustle III // Old School Ways // Lil Brothers

The best

Cool screens keep it up!

NEESHA