This eye-opening compilation presents a series of past and recent statements, interviews, and social media posts by Bryan Flowers, the businessman long associated with Pattaya’s red-light scene and the Soi 6 Mafia.

While Flowers has publicly claimed the term “Soi 6 Mafia” is a joke, this video raises serious questions about whether the name reflects real influence behind the scenes.

📌 Included in this video:

Archived Stickman article of Bryan saying he "feels like Tony Soprano", referencing the notorious mob boss character

A public article in which he claims police jokingly called him Soi 6 Mafia

Old social media posts where he brags about having connections that could fix work permits, overstays, and even “bust people out of jail”

Evidence of a YouTube video called "How I helped my friend get out of a Thai prison (2021 video)"

A recorded voice clip where Bryan describes bribing judges in Bangkok to “sort out” a child trafficking problem, openly admitting he’s paying bribes

A statement inferring that Soi 9 police are expected to protect him, saying:

“If I have a problem, they have a problem too.”

Together, these clips offer a compelling portrait of informal power, influence, and behind-the-scenes dealings in Pattaya — suggesting that the Soi 6 Mafia persona may be more than a myth.

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In this exclusive video, we examine leaked internal financial documents reportedly tied to Night Wish Group CFO Scott Schulz, revealing the group’s meteoric rise in monthly revenue across a two-year span — fueled by bar acquisitions and expansion in Pattaya’s red-light economy.

The numbers are striking:

฿7,453,404 in August 2017

฿11,108,430 in August 2018

฿20,973,095 in August 2019

This explosive growth paints a picture of a nightlife empire transforming into a profit-maximizing machine, with monthly turnover reportedly tripling in just 24 months. Behind the rise: aggressive bar takeovers, streamlined operations, and a business model centered on Pattaya’s booming sex tourism industry.

📌 What this video explores:

How Night Wish Group scaled rapidly between 2017–2019

The alleged financial leadership of CFO Scott Schulz

Growth projection and purchase details of soi 6 bars

By 2019, Night Wish had positioned itself not just as a nightlife brand — but as a dominant commercial force in Pattaya’s adult industry, reportedly generating over ฿20 million per month during peak periods back in 2019.

How much do they make today in 2025?

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In this forward-looking interview, Pattaya-based entrepreneur Bryan Flowers outlines his next big moves beyond Thailand — with ambitions to take Rage Fight Gear international and sponsor combat sports events around the world.

Having already invested heavily in the 11.5-rai Rage Kickboxing Academy in South Pattaya, Flowers now sees Rage as a global fight lifestyle brand, not just a local gym. But the vision doesn’t stop there.

He also reveals plans to start his own version of Dragon’s Den (or Shark Tank) — where he would personally invest in new business startups.

📌 In this video:

Flowers talks about the strategy behind scaling Rage Fight Gear internationally

Explains that he needs to sponsor international events to legitimize and grow the brand

Describes his long-term goal of creating an investment platform to support entrepreneurs

The video gives viewers a deeper look at how one of Pattaya’s most controversial business figures is reinventing himself as a global brand-builder and investor.

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3 minutes talk presentation support at the European Association for Health Information and Libraries (EAHIL) conference in Lodz (Poland) in June 2025

The video has no audio as it was used as a slidedeck repacement with live commentary.