The Mongrel Mob is a prominent street gang in New Zealand, known for its distinctive tattoos and colors. Established in the late 1960s, the gang has a reputation for criminal activities, including drug trafficking and violence. Members often identify with a strong sense of loyalty and brotherhood, which is central to their culture. The gang is often associated with the broader context of organized crime in New Zealand, alongside other groups like the Black Power. Despite their criminal reputation, some members engage in community activities, aiming to improve their public image and support local initiatives.