Big Deal

Big Deal were members of the Four Major Crews. They reside in Gangseo, west of the Han River. They are led by Jake Kim.

History[]

Big Deal is a gang with history in Gangseo. Not much is known about their origins except that they have been there for a while. Sinu Han took over the gang as a child and made some adjustments to the gang's belief system to make life easier for the girls who lived on that street.

When Jake Kim was third in command he was in a dispute with the leader of Big Deal, Sinu Han, who chose to sell Big Deal to the Workers for extra money. Jake decided against it, and won the favor of the rest of Big Deal. Since then, he has been the leader of Big Deal. His caring demeanor to his subordinates makes Big Deal one of the most loyal out of the 4 big crews. Only later did Jake learn that Sinu Han did not mean to sell Big Deal, but decided to sell himself to the Workers instead. Since then, Jake has worked hard to bring Sinu back from the Workers and fulfill Gun's requirements to be a potential successor.

Organization[]

Big Deal's organization is a number system, with a lower number being more important. Jake Kim used to be the leader of the YB branch, but since then Big Deal has dissolved into one large association. The previous No.1 Big Boss and No. 2 Old Face have been removed when Big Deal made Jake Kim their leader. After the dissolution of God Dog, the remaining members under Jin Jang joined Big Deal. Since then however, they have abandoned the crew to join the Workers.

Big Deal is the most romantic of the four crews. They do not fight dirty, and they don't accept people who do so.^[2] Jake has however briefly taken an interest in Jiho Park, but he did not end up joining the crew.

Members[]

Crew Head
Jake Kim (No. 1)
Members
Jerry Kwon (No. 2) Jason Yoon (No. 3) Brad Lee (No. 4) Luah Lim (No.5) Lineman (No.6)
Former Members
Sinu Han Old Face Samuel Seo Alexander Hwang Darius Hong

Synopsis[]

Illegal Toto Arc[]

As a successor of Gun's, Jake was told to unite the four crews under his leadership. To keep his position as one of the four crews he began an illegal gambling operation in Central Seoul involving Daniel's friend Jiho. As a result of his illegal activities, Gun disqualified him as his successor and Jake was placed in juvenile prison. However, his gang remains loyal to him even behind bars, and after he was released from prison.