Georgia - The US Explained

[@bissycoon]

I appreciate that this video talked about the smaller cities rather than just Atlanta

[@nickcarwell912]

I've lived in South Georgia my entire life and this is the first time I've seen a video about my state that actually covered the whole state and not just Atlanta. Great job I'm looking forward to more videos so I can learn about other states

[@chciken]

This guy is from Albany

[@gregheight4884]

🤣🤣🤣🤣​@@chciken

[@nothanks3236]

You left out chickens. Agriculturally the biggest export for Georgia is chickens. Something north of 60% of all the chickens consumed in the US are raised in Georgia.

[@seymoorepoone9512]

Y'all are welcome.

[@Minalkra]

Cause chicken is freakin' delicious.

[@thesharinganknight]

I'm not even from Claxton,Ga but Claxton chicken is goated for the chicken 🙌🏾

[@berardodigiacomantonio8808]

@@Minalkra preferisco il tacchino 🦃!

[@JJthename55]

Also left out a s-hole thats controlled by a big black gay blob called Metro Craplanta.

[@stephenschiffman5940]

As a Georgia resident, I absolutely loved this video. Thank you for covering my state so well.

[@slinkbradshaw8674]

You're a real one for shouting out the Atlanta rap scene

[@TheRealAtrocity]

Future, Young Thug, Gucci Mane, 2 Chainz, gunna, lil baby, Migos, 21 Savage.... i could go on & on! & thats just the new school not including classics like outkast! The music scene in Atlanta is like no other!

[@miliba]

@@TheRealAtrocity and soulja boy

[@salviijo]

Fr tho

[@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS]

We did that about a month ago.. 🤷

[@ahmadx1x1thebestnickname71]

Rip Von

[@itdc2219]

This channel deserves more attention.

[@acezszx]

Yes

[@itdc2219]

​@Erez Cohen its cuz these videos take so long to make. there also made by only him, i think. the channels that put like 2 videos out a week have an entire team​

[@SharynS.]

The University of Georgia in Athens was the first public university in the country. Sherman missed Athens on his way to Savannah so you can still see some quite old (for the U.S.) buildings there. It’s a lovely campus and Athens is a great city to visit!

[@1aespa2]

go dawgs🙏

[@kcm4321]

i'm from GA (all my life) and this is easily the most accurate video i have found on my state. very interesting.

[@DJStart-fw5gr]

Are you the braves reporter who appears on 680 the fan?

[@scott-street]

I agree and I'm from GA too :)

[@valdite9434]

We the, “peach state”, agree on this, as it accurately correct on our state.

[@beaujac311]

@@DJStart-fw5gr I'm pretty sure he is. When I saw his name I said it sounded familiar. And I agree this guy did a really good job on the state of Georgia. I watched half of his N. Carolina video which was well done. That made me want to watch his Georgia video to see just how well done. He does a great job.

[@ThomasJHorrego]

good to know. i am from new york. just moved to charlotte, hoping to become familiar with the new area.

[@MatthewDoel32]

I appreciate how much time you’re giving to discuss atrocities Americans committed against Black and Indigenous Americans. These are tragedies that should never be forgotten.

[@ammarnapata2193]

He did a great job. This is one of my favorite yt channels. I'll stop what I'm doing to watch

[@nobrang5146]

Bcus black people are not Americans

[@amariongabriele9354]

@@nobrang5146 I hope u are joking and that you are not being openly racist on youtube.

[@nobrang5146]

@@amariongabriele9354 It's not racist to say that Black people are not Americans, probably the least harmful thing to say of anyone really. And come on, this comment literally paints black people as victims of AMERICANS! how can that be the same?

[@branon6565]

Matthew Doel ....as you sit in a city and state that were planned, designed, and developed by WHITE American men, and in an economic structure created by WHITE men then adopted, and protected by WHITE American men....if you yourself are not black or native, which I have blood of the latter runnin thru my veins, you need to STFU and go sit your sorry a** down somewhere, your opinion matters not....

[@czechmate5079]

Let's go, can't wait for Virginia!

[@vedangsinghal3038]

I am waiting for NC, the best state by far in my very biased opinion.

[@czechmate5079]

@@vedangsinghal3038 dude I love going to NC, I always enjoy it and I wouldn't mind living there

[@MrAsianPie]

Yes

[@acezszx]

I like carolina Georgia is cook and I live but carolina cool

[@salute4392]

You must be a really patriotic virginian huh

[@emilb.222]

As a foreigner to American culture and history myself, I'm already thoroughly enjoying this series and I look forward to seeing your detailed work in future episodes (especially New Mexico). Keep it up - you deserve far more attention!

[@comphethime4966]

Hello from GA!

[@1aespa2]

this is definitely one of my favorite episodes in your state series!! i feel like people often overlook georgia (really most of the south) but it’s history, politics, and culture is some of the most interesting of the US. this video taught me way more about america’s history and really just the whole country in general than i ever did in school 🥹 thank you so much for putting all your time into this series!!!!!

[@tolvaer]

at first I thought that this was going to be a "pander to Atlanta" overview; and then you mentioned Montgomery's Corner and the waterways and kept going...Appreciate it-Toccoa Ga.

[@zubairrazzaq6271]

I must say after watching the whole video is amazing information and great work by All team members 👍👍👍👌👍

[@davekast5136]

A few months ago I was looking at GA’s northern border and I noticed that it went up in the northeastern part of the state. I found nothing about it. This channel kicks ass.

[@newsaxonyproductions7871]

Hell yeah it does. You know what else kicks ass? GME. Hold the line! 🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀

[@MC_aigorithm]

The best part of this history is that it's current as of literally now... thanks to you, and thank you for, featuring discussion on the current elections!

[@W81Researcher]

You think that now?

[@sublime9525]

It's worth noting that Athens, GA is called the "Liverpool of the South" because of its tremendous influence on alternative rock music. Bands like R.E.M. and the B-52's originated there that revolutionized rock music. Over the last few decades, they've produced so many great bands like Neutral Milk Hotel, Widespread Panic, Drive-By Truckers, Harvey Milk, Elf Power, Of Montreal, etc.

[@Summer_puppy312]

Kinda sucks that the state is pretty under rated, not many people seem to consider it very much. I did in fact move from Virginia to Georgia a long time ago, and I honestly don't think I would want to move anytime soon. When it has literally a perfect weather balance, and all four seasons. Also I really liked how you took your time to explain all about the state, that is some pretty good effort! 👌👌

[@samwarfelphotos]

lol does it really have winter tho

[@InfiniteRealitys]

@@samwarfelphotos exactly tho like in all of my life in goergia i think ive only had 1 or 2 snowy christmas

[@samwarfelphotos]

@@InfiniteRealitys Here it's 50% of them, this year it was -35 windchill then

[@natekite7532]

"Literally perfect" is quite a generous way to describe Georgia weather! I guess if you like 88 degree mornings where the air feels like soup, there's no better place to be!

[@danachos]

Please consider also doing the Indigenous countries and current Indian Reservations. Like how the Cherokee went from Tsalaguwetiyi to their current Oklahoma and Eastern reservations. The reservations are integral parts of the United States, even if they are disputed territories (and plenty of countries remain unceded)

[@acezszx]

He said he was doing every state territory and administrative region. So maybe he will do them in the future.

[@torrawel]

@@acezszx I hope he does but I doubt he's going to do all 326! ;) But who knows... In this one he forgot to mention Etowah, one of the great Mississippian towns/ cities. A wonderful place! I also like to mention that the Cherokee and other native nations were technically not living IN Georgia. Like the majority of reservations today, the native lands were not part of the states. Which means that sentences like "many native people in Georgia..." & "still inhabited much of the state" are actually incorrect. Georgia (as well as the federal government) claimed their lands, wanted their lands, made treaties to get their lands, fought over their lands, etc... All prove that they weren't seen as part of the state. Just like the US constitution (and many court cases) says.

[@sagealyxander]

i'd love to see that as well!!

[@404io]

I have lived in GA for 12 years, and this is one of the best vids on the state, thanks!

[@pato6760]

As a lifetime Georgian, i gotta say that you were very thorough with this video, with the exception of you pronunciation of “Dekalb” county. Here we say it like “Dee-cab” Loved the video

[@natekite7532]

Came here to point out the mispronunciation, but we actually say it differently! I'm from DeKalb and say "dih-CAB" /dɪˈkæb/ instead, I guess you probably have a stronger southern accent than I do.

[@rayfridley6649]

Georgia's western border is also the line between the central and eastern time zones.

[@ernestmalonkane8668]

A beautiful comprehensive story of the State of Georgia and the great City of Atlanta. A lovely piece 😊. I love Georgia, thank you. God bless you ❤

[@Snowstar837]

Another cool feature - Lake Lanier. It's a manmade lake made by damming the Chattahoochee and Chestatee rivers. The city of Gainesville used to be down in that valley, and it was evacuated and flooded... Whenever we get a bad drought and the water level drops enough, ruins of the old city will start showing up. There's an old racing track arena that's been uncovered as well

[@KaitouKaiju]

There's also the Black town of Oscarville down there which was firebombed shortly before lake Lanier was created

[@rickc303]

I'm from NY but moved to Georgia and bought my first house in Peach County (Byron) when I was 20. Cool to see it mentioned within the first minute!

[@chadnga8]

As a life long Georgian, my home is Rome; Home to Berry College(the world largest college campus, and founded by Martha Berry) and the home of First Lady Edith Wilson (she is buried here is Myrtle Hill Cemetery in downtown Rome. Rome has 3 rivers, all flowing through the downtown district. Like Rome, Italy, (our namesake) we have seven hills. Our convention center is called The Forum. I'd love to see you video updated to include Rome. Your feature on Georgia is really good.

[@GTAMAN561]

hello from LaFayette!

[@matthewgarcia1499]

This video was extremely informative and educational - I also appreciate your professionalism and impartiality in commentary - well done!

[@raeorion]

This series is so amazing and I can't wait for you to get to all of the states, we live in Oregon and have been considering moving to the Midwest or back East so these videos are really fun for informing our perceptions of places we have yet been ❤️

[@newsaxonyproductions7871]

That's so cool. I hope this channel releases a new or updated video for each state every few years. I know that they'll be a good resource for me if I ever move out-of-state.

[@fredericb873]

I live in Oregon too and it might be a few months before he gets to us.

[@tigayiridankan4223]

Thanks

[@andycockrum1212]

Georgia is so underrated. I love visiting from Kentucky

[@acezszx]

😮 I'm from Kentucky and live in Georgia.

[@MarchOnRome]

Eh, Tennessee is still better than both imo. I'm from and live in GA, but love Tennessee more.

[@acezszx]

@@MarchOnRome It depends where you are though. The western part is awful but the rest is good.

[@amariongabriele9354]

@@acezszx Memphis brings the whole state down.

[@amariongabriele9354]

@@MarchOnRome I beg to differ. I think GA is better than Tennessee. I know this is not fair, but first thing, yall got Memphis. But to be fair, the state is cool disregarding Memphis. GA is an economic center in the United States, and one of the economic centers of the south. To add on, Atlanta is THE biggest economic center in the Southeast. We also have an increasing entertainment scene(highlighted in the video) and Atlanta is one of the fastest growing cities in the Country, with more than 100,000 people moving to the Metro Area every year.(Probably not this year because of covid.) I could go on. Now Although I think GA is better than TN, I do love TN. Nashville, Chattanooga, and Knoxville are cool, with the beautiful smoky mountains in the east. Also Nashville, Although not on the same level as Atlanta, is becoming more prominent in the Southeast.

[@MatthewStinar]

Hello from the Golden Isles! 👋 Thank you for this video. I've lived in Georgia for less than a decade and I don't know that much about the state.

[@austingriffith3598]

Fantastic and educational video! I moved from Mississippi to the Atlanta area earlier this year and it was great to learn some deeper history of the state.

[@anishraja9655]

I am from Georgia, and to be honest, it was explained like a Georgian. I also note: Why did you not go into more detail about state parks and landmarks to visit? All the other Georgia explained video's I've watched all talk about Stone Mountain. But this one didn't. You also missed placed like Brasstown Bald and Cliudland Canyon. Nevertheless, It was really good!

[@nickhouser3988]

bro brasstown bald 😭😭

[@nathantaylor-gk5qm]

Stone Mountain is a natural monument that seems to rise out of a rather flat region in Georgia. I grew up with no education into the realities of the massive engraved confederate generals that were considered heroes. I'm nearly 50 years old, and I have learned a lot about my home state as an adult who has come to realize that I was lied to by my parents and my grandparents were openly racist and hypocrites blessed by their white Jesus and the USA is God's gift to white Christians and the greatest country in the world. Sorry. I gotta contextually remind folks that I was the first generation in my extended family to attend integrated public school from kindergarten through graduation. That is important because since the early 90's and since then the number of private schools has doubled in the Columbus, GA metro (350,000 population) Columbus High School has been recognized as the #1 public high school in the entire state and the district designated CHS as a magnet academy. This has become a school that has an entrance exam and employs the top teachers and administrators to insure funds for the top technical services and science labs in the first and. oldest school building in the city. Decades of upgrades and additional modernized facilities, even parking lots and athletic facilities, primarily baseball. Obviously, Columbus High School enrolls the best students and hires the best qualified teachers at the expense of the 7 other high schools. The racial make up is 90% white. The MCSD is a failed public school district yet proudly advertised the many years of being home to the #1 public high school in Georgia and the most number of state Championship Baseball teams in the state. Hall of Fame Coach. The private schools are mostly faith based and embarrassingly 95% white. The tragedy of the Columbus metro area has a chance to be a leader in public education and diversity for all the families of the city. The cities racial divide is roughly 50/50. The other advantage is that Fort Moore (Benning) is the largest Army base in the US. Home to the Infantry and the Rangers all train there. The Army base is now the main training center for the new tanks and has miles of tank trails today. The farming and agriculture counties have a small public school for primarily the blacks and poor whites. The quality of education is getting worse for those students. And the state has been quietly allowing Charter schools or small Independent schools to operate unchecked and that's where the white kids go to school in rural counties. They have become their own segregated Independent school association. Which means that they compete within the Independent athletic division. The point is that I've been quite successful with my integrated experience in the public schools in Georgia that were diverse and I was a minority some grades and majority in other schools. We got along with one another because we lived in the same neighborhood. This must have been too much for the bigoted elders to handle. The public school district is basically segregated again. It must have been really frightening for our families to see us getting to know each other better and be friends. But I recall the negative effects of interracial dating had on white adults/parents and church elders. I understand that ending racism and prejudice are not going to happen anytime soon. My generation was probably better educated on slavery and the Civil Rights Movement in our public school with white teachers and black teachers. We discovered WOKE in conversation with your black friends especially by high school. My generation welcomed differences in music and style. Because our history books had pictures of hateful white kids yelling slurs at a little black girl in her nicest dress just trying to go inside the school. I am a Georgia man who had been lied to about racism by parents and elders as a child. The truth is that I knew it was wrong at the time. I would pay attention to the news and newspapers. We were the change in the 90's or at least we knew better. Movies were great sources of information about historical people and events. We had a different experience and another perspective. It was common sense and our families were not willing for positive change. I reckon we were getting along too fast. Because it is 2023 and over the last 30 years in my opinion racism is now raging in our country. White Supremacy is acceptable. If you would have told me that Donald Trump would be elected to the Presidency and cops would be killing unarmed black men with no consequences back in 96.I would have laughed it off, yall. Now I am afraid of what we have become as a society. 2017 Charlottesville, VA white supremacist walk through town with fuckin tiki torches chanting Nazi slogans! WTF! The white supremacy dumbass group of men returning with the BS fight college kids and one young coward ran his car into a crowd of people full speed and killed a young woman. The President would refuse to simply denounce the white supremacist actions! Cmon man! That was six years ago. White Supremacy has been escalated since then and Americans are not concerned about the racially motivated attacks on black folks on a dock trying to do his job. Young white men jumped his ass. The white supremacist are gunning black people down in Jacksonville and no one has the will or courage to just call out the truth about America's white supremacy being a dangerous group of terrorists in 2023. Fuck. Stone Mountain, GA was owned by the daughters of the confederacy and the KKK for a long time. They would burn crosses on the grounds surrounding the mountain and have meetings and shit that dumbass bigoted folks do. The KKK funded the daughters of the confederacy to etch their confederate generals into the large mountain of stone outside the city of Atlanta with the approval of a segregationist governor of Georgia. So I imagine that it would have been done by 1873 or close after the Civil War. Right. The etching of these heroes was completed in 1973. 1973.

[@coolmanph]

Atlanta 5 million is from the 2010 census, now it’s over 6 million

[@newsaxonyproductions7871]

I'm sure Carter just wanted to make sure his info was as accurate as possible.

[@thesharinganknight]

Yeah it's about 6.4million I won't be surprised if it turn into 7 million in 15 years

[@HARSHA7049]

​@@thesharinganknightyeah

[@DrRich-mw4hu]

WOW!!!! How the hell have I missed your channel. Great content impressively researched and professionally presented in an information-dense easy to follow format, well done.

[@cmeeki4]

I definitely learned a lot about one of my favorite states. Thank you, I'm looking forward to NY.

[@confusedowl297]

I love the map graphics in these videos! Keep up the quality content!

[@michaelfasano-mccarron977]

You're a goddamn champ yo. Thanks for making this series! Stoked for the next state.

[@ericfalcon8432]

🇺🇲 I'm from Puerto Rico. Born 1990. Moved to Georgia 1990!. My back round family mom moms where living in Georgia since 1960!. 🇺🇲

[@TurtleChad1]

A Turtle approved the state of Georgia

[@rambunctiousbearguy]

Trying to become the next Justin y?

[@MrAsianPie]

Shut up bot

[@markrichards6863]

I like turtles.

[@ericfalcon8432]

😄😅😅😄​@@markrichards6863

[@jodydarby]

As a Georgia native, well done. I thoroughly enjoyed your work. Awesome job!

[@markus4623]

Great video, loved the maps! Great to see your content get even better

[@newsaxonyproductions7871]

I hope he can start creating his own maps soon. Seeing lines and areas move to animate a map always aids my comprehension.

[@winwinstears5672]

i'm in the other side of the world watching this series and i must say, from this video, that georgia is quite a very interesting and fascinating state esp. its physical geography

[@seymoorepoone9512]

Come visit.

[@svenmacfadyen5860]

I have visited Georgia many times visiting family. It's a very beautiful, green state with so much to see and do. The people were amazing and the food...omg to die for! I love how one can spend time deep in the mountains of North Georgia and then in just a few short hours be relaxing on the beach or taking an airboat through a swamp. Would love to move there one day

[@brodynwilson4589]

I’m happy how you approached the whole civil war, slavery, and racism thing. You acknowledge it happened(ing) and that it’s bad, however you did not dwell on it, I’m kind of fed up as a minority (gay) living in the south of people demonizing the south, you even mention the south first thing people think of is racism, sexism, homophobia etc. some people even think lynching still happens. I believe that to not acknowledge it and pretend it didn’t happen or is somewhat still happening would be a Mistake, however to only focus on it would also be a mistake, I really appreciate it and hope you continue approaching it like you did in this video in the future especially for when you get to the more “notorious” ones such as Alabama or Mississippi.

[@trey5747]

The thing is though the south hasn’t moved past its racism homophobia and xenophobia just looking at this year and how southern politicians and southern authority’s treated civil rights protests shows you how the south and specifically Georgia has a lot more work to be done on updating and rethinking how it treats marginalized groups

[@nothanks3236]

@@trey5747 spoken like someone who doesn't actually live in the South.

[@trey5747]

@@nothanks3236 I live in Atlanta and I’ve been here since I was 10. If that doesn’t make me from the south Idk what does

[@gregpeterman1102]

@@trey5747 it depends on your ancestry, were your grandparents from the south ?

[@trey5747]

@@gregpeterman1102 my grandpa on my moms side is from Alabama, my grandparents on my dads are both from Texas, my mom is from Columbus Georgia I’m pretty southern lmao

[@Baileytheuberdriver]

I was born in Georgia and raised in Scotland. Had a lot of time back and forth through life but moving back in September. It's always been in my heart. The people, the scenery and the things to do, places to see are amazing. This video was very in-depth and interesting.

[@johninkc3547]

You do a great job breaking down the States. I'm a geography buff so I appreciate these videos. Any new ones coming soon?

[@ThatIsInterestingTII]

Yeah, South Carolina should be out pretty soon!

[@sirobb]

I would stick with the assertion that Georgia near Russia is named after Saint George hence the George Cross on their flag, similar to the flag of England whose patron saint is Saint George. Great channel btw.

[@susanaltman5134]

Another great Georgia musician was Little Richard (from Macon). I am really enjoying this series.

[@khrashingphantom9632]

Otis Redding was also from Macon,GA there's even a statue of him off the Omulgee river in Macon.

[@apexone5502]

Not often that I hear anything about Georgia that includes my hometown of Brunswick, GA. I know native GA folks who don't know about Brunswick. This video is pretty thorough. I currently live in metro Atlanta nowadays. By the way, Atlanta's metro population is actually over 6 million people.

[@David-wd2uv]

Nice video! Only edit - the port of Savannah is not the 23rd busiest in the country, it is actually the 4th busiest.

[@nathantaylor-gk5qm]

Well done. I am Georgia born and Georgia bred. I have been here for 50 years now. I was raised in Columbus, GA and I have a home in Harris County which is the county just north of Columbus and Phenix City, AL.We are just across the Chattahoochee River that is the state line between Georgia and Alabama. This state is my home and I have no plans to leave.I'm a Georgia Southern grad in Statesboro, GA. I am proud of the progress made in Georgia and I am frequently in the ATL. it is a great music scene and plenty of attractions and lots to enjoy. I am a husband and father and a southern gentleman. EAT A PEACH FOR PEACE ✌️

[@snikies22]

This is so incredibly indepth. Job well done!

[@austingabriel7647]

I was waiting for him to try pronouncing Dahlonega when he mentioned the gold rush, but I respect that he didn’t even try 😂

[@michaelmerck7576]

The locals just call it Lonnigy

[@jameskrivda1151]

Great wine region. Born near Philly, worked and lived most of my life in NNJ/NYC and built a house in the Hall County town of Flowery Branch...home of the Atlanta Falcon's training facility. After 12 years of having a home in the state (though rarely living there full-time), I can't wait to retire. Georgia is amazing with mountains 30 min away, Lake Lanier just 3 miles away and Atlanta just over 30 min south. Love the cosmopolitan feel of Atlanta and the great nature of the rural areas. The people are much friendlier than the northeast and much more relaxed. We have all four seasons (it snowed 3 inches for the first white Christmas in Georgia in 174yrs, if I recall correcty....just 3 days after closing on my house). It is hot in the summer but not hotter than NNJ/NYC (just for a longer period of time) but is less humid in Hall County. Can't wait to explore everything GA has to offer.

[@user-nz2ep4vh5h]

this is fantastic stuff! keep it up! thank you for displaying the wonderful history and diversity of the US! :-) can't wait for the next one...

[@samueltexeira2734]

Great video series!! Thank you! Just FYI from a native- DeKalb (pronounced Duh-Cab)

[@scarnohan]

Well structured narrative and a great reading voice. This series is excellent.

[@MrSlyguy26]

West Point, Ga and Lanett, Al have an interesting history of there own. Because of West Point Steven’s mills a number of small towns and Lanett are the only Alabama cities to run on Eastern time Zone

[@nathantaylor-gk5qm]

Phenix City, AL sticks with Eastern time also. Columbus, GA had the mills on their side of the Chattahoochee River and employed folks from Phenix City.

[@titanstorm1146]

Damn good job, never have I seen such in depth state videos

[@williamackerman5824]

Was never Interested in geography till I found this channel

[@bobjilesen8450]

US explained is great. I am from europe and i am verry interrested in US history, and what the different states are all about. And this is some top noch info. Keep it coming. I wach them all. Thanx you verry much for this content.

[@Kell12UK]

DeKalb County is pronounced: Dee-Cab

[@scpatl4now]

emphasis on second syllable...more like "duh KAB " (I live there)

[@gregpeterman1102]

More like Dick ab

[@yesid17]

so excited, just starting! you should number them lol i went back bc i thought i missed a video

[@Angi3maname]

You’re right about the film industry. When I was in college every semester they filmed a movie at my university.

[@fabriceny.1579]

This is better than National Geography channel.... I appreciated your contents... will definitely recommended

[@RahLeone]

I would say living in Atlanta that food like cornbread/grits and bbq/ other soul food is just as popular as in the rest of the state. Great video

[@neox9369]

Popular amongst overweight ninjas, that’s my last option if I eat out in GA, considering the huge international diversity of ppl including foods.

[@NBH_Flora_and_Fauna]

One minor correction re Georgia’s river systems (not sure if anyone else pointed this out): the Flint does not begin in Appalachia/North Georgia. It begins in East Point, GA near the Atlanta airport.

[@kinardoutdoortv873]

I’m from Georgia born and raised here. I love my state it truly is a beautiful state. I grew up fishing the flint river and grew up on a farm. My dad and brother still farm cotton and peanuts.

[@aapp953]

I'm moving out there with no home or job lined up any advice you can offer or point me in the right direction on where to look for work and cheap place to lodge? I'll be landing in Atlanta

[@kinardoutdoortv873]

@@aapp953 Warner Robins area is booming . Rents a lil high but a ton of jobs . Stay clear of Macon , Albany and Atlanta .

[@aapp953]

@@kinardoutdoortv873 thank you very much!

[@neox9369]

@@kinardoutdoortv873 how can you put Albany and Macon in the same sentence as ATL, are you high😂??

[@neox9369]

@@aapp953 move to the ATL metro area ie Marietta, Smyrna, Sandy Springs, Alpharetta, Kennesaw etc

[@StupidStuff135]

Loving this series, the research and production quality definitely show, keep up the good work! Can't wait to see Virginia

[@henman_2123]

I think that Canton, Ga is a beautiful city and people should visit there!

[@johnalden5821]

Excellent video. Just to complement this comprehensive picture of Georgia, I want to mention a couple of things: (1) Georgia has a fine tradition of some of the best HBCUs in the nation, including Morehouse College and Spelman College; and (2) Georgia boasts an impressive literary tradition, including these famous authors: Flannery O'Connor, Alice Walker, Margaret Mitchell, Joel Chandler Harris, Erskine Caldwell, James Dickey, Carson McCullers, Anne Rivers Siddons --and many more. Georgia has had a tremendous cultural and intellectual influence on the South and the entire United States.

[@amariongabriele9354]

He also should have talked more about the climate, and and what happened in 2014 during Smowmageddon.

[@jairousparker2311]

Your channel and content exploring states have been the most informative and enjoyable to watch from beginning to end of any other, never boring and detailed. You do an excellent job and I'm looking forward to the next in your series! Keep it up and much success!!!

[@CalvinMarshall-r6v]

A very informative and history of the State of Georgia. Thanks😊.

[@aidanthompson9159]

I LOVE this series, keep up the great work!👍

[@donnawetzel1338]

Awesome job!!! Keep up the great work!!

[@jerrypeter2602]

Hello how are you doing today how is the weather over there you really look so nice on your profile how is your family hope they are fine?🌹🌹🌹

[@giglantica]

*waiting patiently for the Hawaii episode

[@renatosilva1253]

Lindíssimo vídeo sobre a Georgia.Obrigado!

[@gazof-the-north1980]

Never been to the USA but Georgia looks an amazing State. Thanks

[@jenbunny1984]

Thank you for this video. An Athens, GA native.

[@MikeAngel06]

Wonderful job, wonderful video. Very insightful. I love watching videos and feel like I have learn something but this time around I feel like I have learnt A LOT! Thank you!

[@jamesfarrell8339]

Good morning Great video Happy new years

[@ammarnapata2193]

This series is amazing. Can't wait for Texas and Illinois

[@ben4815234]

Great video, great series too! Bravo! The Appalachian trail is shorter than both the Pacific Crest Trail, & the Continental Divide Trail.

[@RC-hz6bn]

key word-hiking trail. Both others are used for other things too

[@oliviahockleyrodes]

The Appalachian Trail is not the longest hiking trail in the world. Both the Pacific Crest Trail and the Continental Divide Trail in the US are longer, and there are many other long-distance hiking trails of similar length throughout the world.

[@response2u]

I have a GA History exam tomorrow, and this was a great review video! Thanks!

[@landumYT]

Thanks for referencing my town of Peachtree City. It is a very nice city

[@V0lkanic]

Very interesting vid once again! Georgia seems really cool, I learned many new things about it

[@AbdessalamM]

Thanks for the amazing video, and for the materials included in the word file, i found them really useful!

[@lionhead1193]

Respect 🇯🇲👊🏾

[@Moribus_Artibus]

As a Floridian, I've always had beef with Georgia but this video made me respect them more.

[@user-hf3eb8lj5g]

😑what was the reason?

[@collinhelm9593]

Lake Lanier and all its water belongs to us

[@Moribus_Artibus]

@@collinhelm9593 Just take care of yourselves well. You Georgians are reaching immense numbers in terms of population and wealth as of lately. Handle it carefully.

[@gregpeterman1102]

@@collinhelm9593 Georgia owns all of the Chattahoochee too the state line with Alabama runs on the Alabama side of the river, not down the middle.

[@svenmacfadyen5860]

@@user-hf3eb8lj5g GA and FL have long been rivals thanks to college football.

[@thomasfahey8763]

Congratulations on a comprehensive video, with the exception of some omissions already mentioned in the comments. Did I miss the founding of Atlanta in 1836 as the terminus of the Western and Atlantic Railroad? The zero mile marker is at the center of the city and everything branches out from there. Atlanta became the nexus of half a dozen railroads and later interstate highways and aviation. It's the reason for the stratiegic necessity to capture the city during the Civil War. Then as now one couldn't go anywhere without passing through Atlanta.

[@gracelivrieri414]

Hey I have been watching/listening to your videos for a while and I wanted to say I really appreciate and love your videos.

[@clubasquirrel496]

Can’t wait for Minnesota! Love you’re videos!

[@philismenko]

Ditto from what most other Georgians say here, I appreciate the holistic nature of this video

[@philismenko]

I am from statesboro, the weirdest most normal college town ever. From where the migos got arrested, to the fact that it has the "party college" of georgia, georgia southern

[@Ray03595]

Perfect time to cover this lovely state!

[@BananaReidy]

When I'm outside of state and home sick I think of that song Ray Charles - Georgia On My Mind

[@angangaus]

Do not stop. You’re the best and I couldn’t subscribe any faster

[@cj6837]

Hello from Atlanta!

[@amariongabriele9354]

Same. I hail from Gwinnett.

[@scott-street]

Same. Hello from Cobb County!

[@amariongabriele9354]

@@scott-street Basically live on the Other side from where I am. Cool. I don't know about u, but I love seeing how quickly Metro Atlanta is growing.(Although I hate the increasing traffic and polliution.

[@scott-street]

@@amariongabriele9354 I agree, I love how urban ATL is but the traffic is awful (including highway 285)

[@amariongabriele9354]

@@scott-street Yeah I-285 is horrific. But I-85 and I-75 aren't a picnic either. Also the pollen is starting to get to me and its only Mid March

[@bozho13]

Great video! A small correction is needed though, the Appalachian Trail (AT) is not the longest in the world. There are two trails in US which are longer the PCT And CDT are both longer. The AT Is the most famous one for sure.

[@ngm3000]

Ayy shoutout to this channel im from peachtree corners. Georgia is always on my mind

[@sjecqs5895]

You didn't mention the Allman Brothers Band (from Macon), still a great video though

[@khrashingphantom9632]

It's alright. A lot of people (even a lot of Georgians. lol) have no idea Macon even exists.

[@jakeruffin9433]

Capricorn records, Macon is and has been a very important place central GA is a country of its on !

[@DJStart-fw5gr]

Amazingly accurate video. Well done. Only omission is Chick-fil-A!