GREENVILLE MISSISSIPPI WORST HOODS

[@CharlieBo313]

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[@thesunisflatorganization]

I really hope fools aren’t giving you money for this shit lol

[@emileneslo5695]

This channel proves America is NOT a "first world" country but a 1st, 2nd AND 3rd world country all wrapped into one.

[@charlesholland1895]

A Brazilian man I worked with said, America is a 3rd world country dressed up as a 1st world country.

[@Islam.is.the.truth..]

You clearly have never been to the 3rd world lol. This is far from the third world.

[@shuu7524]

@@Islam.is.the.truth.. في بلدان تعتبر من دول العالم الثالث وشوارعها وبنيانها افضل من امريكا بمراحل .

[@coled5391]

Stfu in a third world you’re considered rich for having running water and a fridge. Typical never left america idiot.

[@IceBreaker1]

Well put, Emile.

[@cathytaylor1000]

Wow, my hometown.. never thought I’d see you on the south end of Gville.. you really do go everywhere 😂

[@omfgCantGetaUsername]

He prolly riding thru somebody hood in the comment section rn. Lol😂

[@ericlewis450]

Greenville Mississippi born Vegas raised

[@big662]

He’s done a few areas in the Mississippi Delta.

[@md3dasnipa386]

My granny was from Greenville, she left there in the 1950's and moved to Ponchatoula, Louisiana (my hometown) I always wanted to visit Greenville, I always wondered about that place.

[@cathytaylor1000]

@@md3dasnipa386 It’s segregated like most of the south. My granny and granddad bought land there in the 40’s and built a shack, and my family still lives there today. Not many opportunities to get out of lower class poverty but it is a place filled with families and love. Boy oh boy it’s a fun place to grow up but once you get grown most people move for a better income.

[@Kinkstaa225]

As a youngster growing here was cool until life hit and realized that there is no growth or anything there! Very much a crab in a bucket mentality throughout the whole city. My parents tell me all the time the city hit a standstill in the 80’s-90s..But it’s still home and I’ll never forget what I come from

[@lordvader3538]

Glad you made it out. My mom was born in gville in 63 and left in the 80’s. My life wouldn’t be the same if she had never left Greenville.

[@trence5]

YEP SURE DID. After the mid 90's? I have NO idea what happened.

[@brandondavis1155]

Same here. Born and raised in Greenville but that mindsetthat keeps people In lack and struggle is real. I had to get out.

[@cherylbailey6872]

I grew up on Maple street but I was 7 when we moved away to Illinois

[@cherylbailey6872]

@@lordvader3538 I was born in 1963 My mom moved away when I was 7 grew up on Maple street

[@darrellsadler2848]

I've read about this place featured in many novels, non-fiction books, tv docs, etc... and here it is! And nothing has changed much (maybe except the colorization of it all). Struggle and Strife continue onwards...from it looks like.

[@happyteachersday5283]

please share some novels you read where the setting was in greenville

[@ssippilandelta4365]

Greenville is my hometown, the population is 30k and 25k is black. Growing up there was quite an experience but it made me appreciate the little things in life. Thanks Charlie, looking forward to your future Greenville vids or any other parts of Mississippi. Blessings up brotha.

[@lornahardin4563]

I love those giant old trees, bet they could say a lot if they could.

[@adventurefishing3190]

Snitches get stitches

[@clearlynotwoke4929]

They would say, get me outta here!

[@lornahardin4563]

@@clearlynotwoke4929 I'd guess they loved the happier times and are sick to see it now.

[@lawrenceware6279]

what lynchings and racist beating down folks .

[@clearlynotwoke4929]

@@lawrenceware6279 only in your dreams hon.

[@brittanymcgee8859]

Grew up in Mississippi still live here.. didn’t know this was considered a hood looks like home to me

[@Monaedeezy]

It doesn’t give hood vibes. Just a bit rural. Very nice.

[@brittanymcgee8859]

Monaedeezy 100% agreed!!

[@4465Vman]

@@Monaedeezy very nice??

[@Monaedeezy]

@@4465Vman . It needs a pick me up but not the worst in this country.

[@4465Vman]

@@Monaedeezy people need a way to earn an income, yes??

[@jeremybilbo1046]

I was born and raised here. I reside in Texas now with my family. My mother was a music teacher on the south end at Lucy Webb Elementary School. Don't get it twisted. People from larger cities get peeled very quickly coming down there thinking the people are slow just because of how they sound when they speak. It's not a safe place. Period.

[@matthewalderink8855]

Exactly this is a ghetto I dont know why society is so dumb about small town america to me this looks no different then inner city ghettos and I've seen plenty like baltimore boston washington DC atlanta new york City st lois Raleigh NC it looks the same I see run down buildings and houses and people standing around in the street sitting on chairs on the curb and all that I would like to know why people are so unaware of small town Americas reality I have lived in the inner city and I have lived in small towns there is hoodlums homless and drugs like anywhere else

[@trence5]

Tell them about it. Country folks may be slow in speech but be quick to bust your biscuits.

[@aphtonshorter2193]

Hello sir, Ms.Bilbo was my music teacher, I think at either Fulwiler or Armstrong.

[@jeremybilbo1046]

@@aphtonshorter2193 I know it was Armstrong. She taught music there and at Lucy Webb Elementary School.

[@aphtonshorter2193]

@@jeremybilbo1046 Ok yes I understood what you said, just stating that I was a student of hers.

[@BT_Spanky]

I’m in Greenwood, Mississippi…, Greenville, Mississippi is about 50 miles away from my city. In the 80s and 90s Greenville was the place to be(so much fun and stuff to do) but it also was the murder capital of Mississippi back then too. So much urban decay nowadays unfortunately. I think back then Greenville had a population of over 60k which is big for Mississippi’s standards.

[@trence5]

Yep, until the later 90's. It's like went downhill fast.

[@hotboylos1167]

You know something!!!

[@Mountainrock70]

You think it has a chance?

[@jzj2212]

My best friend got murdered in Greenwood he shot pver 20 times in the chest I’m from Greenville by the way

[@jzj2212]

Because businesses left like fruit of loomes

[@deivixfloresstalin6237]

Hey im first, saludos desde Panamá Chiriquí 🇵🇦🇵🇦🇵🇦🇵🇦🇵🇦

[@Mjohnson3030]

My hometown! Greenville rise up! This brought a smile to my face when he bent the corner from Old Leland Road on to Solomon Street is where my grandmas house is. To see everybody hanging out with cold beer and friendly conversation and laughter always makes my heart proud. That car wash on Highway 1 always jumps! Lol

[@ladybirdlee3058]

I bet everyone knows everybody's name and family down there.

[@DontShootTheMessenger4thTier]

That’s how it is where I’m at in Louisiana lol.

[@cathytaylor1000]

Greenville is a lot bigger than people think lol only one side of town was shown.. it’s a great place because families are close knit and friends become like family. The hole on the wall clubs are more fun than any clubs in the north 😂

[@bigperky2301]

My family from out there

[@Monaedeezy]

@@cathytaylor1000 I bet the food is good too.

[@conniemarie8702]

We do lmao

[@sabrinatrowell925]

I LIVE IN GVILLE MS JUST LIKE ANYWHERE ELSE IN AMERICA THAT'S JUST A SMALL AREA IN GVILLE HE DIDN'T SHOW THE GOOD AREA WE HAVE THE GOOD LIFE TOO!!!

[@enigmaticladypisces3169]

Looks very peaceful there in Mississippi!

[@big662]

It is for the most part. He’s down here in the Mississippi Delta which is the poorest area in the state. Plenty of low paying jobs and destroyed streets/buildings.

[@enigmaticladypisces3169]

big662 wow!!!

[@big662]

@@enigmaticladypisces3169 matter of fact it’s labeled as one of the top 5 poorest places in the country. Most people here make minimum wage and have to stay with their family. Best chance of getting a good job is to work for one of the prisons as a correctional officer

[@enigmaticladypisces3169]

big662 totally different from South Florida/Miami area. Wow! I’m sure it’s very beautiful landscaping there. Unfortunately there’s no jobs. 🙏🏾

[@JamesBrown-bf7uy]

It is but low wages pay

[@MichaelTurner-cd7er]

Back in the 80's, Greenville was a beautiful city. Alot of old money and new money. I moved from Mississippi after college because of job relocation. I have lived in CA, AZ, UT and NYC. When I retired and moved back, it was a culture shock seeing how these once beautiful and historic cities and towns have gone down. I can't remember if it was Greenville or Greenwood but they had a hotel that had a huge sauna and it had palm trees and plants. Made you feel like you were in a rain forest. People would come from all over to experience it.

[@Iknowyoumadnow]

I can't see it foh with the lies great uncles and grandmammy said the same thang y'all ain't never had shit

[@trence5]

There was actually a fountain downtown, I vaguely remember it from when I was a kid.

[@blessedmslady7341]

Greenville is just like All the other small town America A sad pitiful and pathetic mess today. Helen Amos taught 4th grade at Melissa manning elementary school on MLK and is responsible for raping pretty girls in the 1970's durastante was the trash principle that knew what that disgusting trash was and did absolutely nothing to stop that slimy N trash 🗑️

[@frankdowney6479]

hi! Is any one really stupid enough to think that people, especially powerful people don't make plans? That people never scheme or make plans, a k a conspiracies?? Take for example spy agencies, that is the SOLE purpose for their existence..

[@anthonyn1157]

what was once a booming place in the 70s now is like a warzone 😔

[@markcollins5464]

Yeah I can’t imagine how it was in the 70s there…

[@4465Vman]

70's was the end of the jobs being there ...then the last jobs left..and they didnt come back..sad story

[@anthonyn1157]

@@4465Vman I know I'm really from lumberton lived there for most of my life crazy to imagine it used to be the suburbs

[@tijuanaMichelle25]

@@anthonyn1157 this part of town that is being shown has never been consider the suburbs.

[@anthonyn1157]

@@tijuanaMichelle25 didnt say Greenville I said lumberton totally different town and county 😂

[@carolynallgood3508]

I love watching my Greenville Mississippi over and over and over and over and over again God bless you that shows it

[@oliversandersjr5530]

My mom's from there too... my uncle has a club on Nelson street called southern whispers.... check it out...

[@ForyeaHLM]

@@oliversandersjr5530 we know what southern whispers is that place where people always fighting and shooting and shit.

[@trence5]

@@ForyeaHLM 🤣 I wouldn't be surprised. Nelson had a notorious reputation when I was a kid growing up there.

[@ForyeaHLM]

@@trence5 ain’t nun changed it seem like that’s the only street that crime be happening on it for everything crack houses crackheads gangs and all that shit other streets got they flaws but this street just got too many.

[@byroningram6870]

I'm from Greenville Mississippi an still here now...I have been ever where over the world... But I will never talk down on Greenville or go against my city for nobody... I stand firm on that💪💯

[@booker1138]

Greenville for life

[@jantruby4818]

I was born in Kings Daughters Hospital! Have lived a lot of places, but the kindness in Greenville stands out, in blacks and whites. I love my hometown and all its people.

[@valerieb5551]

I loved growing up here in Greenville but it breaks my heart to see this town dry up. I have some of the best memories here, there actually used to be industries here and jobs for everyone but now it’s barely hanging on. The crime is through the roof now. Babies killing babies. 4 teen shootings, 2 dead and I haven’t heard about the others from night before last (in less then two weeks). There’s nothing for children here anymore.

[@blessedmslady7341]

It's gone down EVERYWHERE 🥀

[@NLAYungblu]

Greenville is RUN THE FUCK DOWN now

[@dirtrider4709]

I’m Greenville rn and it’s not dry up we UPPP RN !!! Swear on my life I’m in Greenville btw

[@valerieb5551]

@@dirtrider4709 Greenville is improving some now. Glad they got hallmark apartments cleaned up and cut.

[@dirtrider4709]

@@valerieb5551I live on the street beside those apartments

[@troylowelowe1595]

mane in the sip wit it

[@cherilynsanford1630]

I have to disagree...i know people from Greenville and been there many times. it is a very hometown hospitality place.

[@markcollins5464]

I noticed not many light posts- damn dark in the hood…❕

[@planettiktok3258]

No cameras either. Probably plenty of unsolved crimes.

[@retiredstalker]

Western Tennessee is the same way with no light posts. Parker Crossroads would be a good damn horror movie 🎥

[@lildavehannah7349]

@@planettiktok3258 😂

[@markcollins5464]

@@planettiktok3258 yep

[@jameyelprice5786]

​@@planettiktok3258 PLENTY. I know for a fact.

[@nbdb23]

This place got some Wild West vibes

[@DontShootTheMessenger4thTier]

You’ll find many towns in the rural south with those kind of vibes

[@nbdb23]

@@DontShootTheMessenger4thTier I’ve never been to the rural south, but that is believable.

[@lildavehannah7349]

@@nbdb23 😂

[@devonreed1621]

So you're the guy in the quad cab truck with the brush guard front bumper and lifted suspension. Was wondering what you were doing in the King's Lane area. Why no footage of Soybean City, Carver Circle, or the Nelson Street area? Those areas are far worse than Clay Street and Bookertown.

[@RELopez-mk4ic]

I grew up in trailer park with a dirt road. But the residents in the park kept their grass cut and did not allow trash to pile up. And yes, it was in South Mississippi. Before the trailer park, I lived on a bayou with no indoor plumbing. However, my mom and grandma kept our clothes clean and we bathed in a number 3 washtub. But the neighbors were not trashy like these people. This is how you live when you rely on the government to take care of you! This particular area is known as the Delta. There is still a two class system there, poor blacks and rich white farmers. BTW, the houses on the Choctaw Indian Reservation are worse than these. Come on down and visit for yourself if you don't believe me.

[@4465Vman]

ps yes yes its all the govt s fault!!! these popel could just run right out and find work if they really wanted to!! LOL!!!

[@KH-fw7gm]

Don't nobody care trailer park trash you probably didn't have half of the resources these people in the video have you on the outside looking in

[@imanuealinassem4341]

Not much has changed since the mid to late 80s. Sad but still good to see home again.

[@trence5]

Same here. Some days I reminiscence of the folks I grew up with and back with Downtown was vibrant and had businesses. Now, when I go to see family for the Holidays - I'm ready to leave by the 4th day.

[@kristiandavis7896]

About time I’ve been waiting for the longest

[@kvrma8893]

Looks like they have great barbecue

[@southboundtp2067]

REAL shit 😎👌🏽

[@boogitybear2283]

Memphis to New Orleans is Food Paradise and smack dab between the two cities is the great state of Mississippi!

[@yahboy7585]

Not really

[@jameyelprice5786]

​@@boogitybear2283 big facts!!!

[@chicosworld]

One of the major places for slave auctions is what I learned about this place crazy ...I bet living down south a different animal frfr that's the country country 💯

[@big662]

This area and all of the Mississippi Delta is mostly black and democrat now. You shouldn’t have any problems with racist white people here.

[@getithowyoulive2.]

@@big662 Democrats ain't never the answer

[@big662]

@@getithowyoulive2. republicans ain’t either

[@getithowyoulive2.]

@@big662 yea they do they got honesty. I like my racism up front and bold

[@jazo85]

@@big662 lol what does being democrat have to do with racism?

[@ojsimp14]

It looks like this all over Mississippi, not just Greenville

[@ericaglover7015]

Don’t😂

[@jeromeduffy9270]

So this is about trees?

[@gigglebunny882]

It dont look like this in Horn Lake, Southaven or Olive Branch..ijs..

[@jeromeduffy9270]

You can find this in almost every town n city. Thes ed guys are straight pu$$y. For driving around. Video from in a car. Its Stooopid

[@countryboynell7296]

Dam show don’t look like this on the gulf coast of Mississippi or north of Mississippi

[@sasfiremaiden840]

I live in Cali, but I love the country. This is a great channel. When there's NO lines to divide the street...you know it's country!!!

[@realtv01]

I just have to say this for this video....CHARLIE....BO313 in GREENVILLE MISSISSIPPI... BOY...! I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS you why i do what i do too...YEAH im so excited...!

[@JCYTTV]

Dope video, Charlie. What do u think of Greenville compared to other cities in MS like Jackson?

[@CharlieBo313]

Jackson looks much worse. Greenville along with several other Mississippi cities look rough like Clarksdale, Greenwood, and a few others, but Jackson wins so far from what I have seen.

[@davidellis5141]

Nice to not see people lingering around not doing anything. People working or going to school. Being productive. 👌

[@googleman359]

Mississippi is beautiful

[@getithowyoulive2.]

I agree. I would love to buy land out there and build schools and libraries

[@actone2659]

Dam soon I just looked at Charlie's KZbin numbers. Salute on the 168 million views. Keep doing you, getting that bag and blessing folks. One

[@suzettefree129]

Originally from Mississippi, spent first half of my childhood there. Most of my extended family still live there. The hood isn’t just in Greenville and it’s just as bad in most small rural and not so rural towns. A lotta schools suck, no jobs or not ones with a living wage, single parent households, no healthcare or lousy hc. Am retirement age now and it’s only gotten worse since my childhood…

[@lakernationmambaworld5326]

This place needs more recognition you would go through there thinking this is just some country town trust and beleave me this city is no joke they bout dat action from the East, North, and South Sides of town for a place of its size murder rate is threw the roof be careful there and the music scene is the best in the state hands down this place is the Heart and soul of the delta birth place of America’s music with the state of Mississippi we have none to call music Gville it’s your time speak loud be heard‼️❗️🗣

[@oliversandersjr5530]

My mom's from there.... my grandma had the key to the city when she passed away... my uncle has a club on Nelson street called southern whispers... used to be the zodiac when I was small.... then Florees which was my grandma name... check it out if ya'll get a chance...

[@RonaldDregan]

6:53 peep that green cutless on 30s sittin up that's wassup

[@jamesknopp7494]

Charlie it would be interesting to see Appalachian hoods. Not very violent, but very poor and rundown with bad drug problems. Cities like beattyville, Kentucky and Welch, WV have third world similarities. Some people live without simple amenities like electricity.

[@ANtr431]

Man, it´s sad to see this. Poorest state in the US.

[@RELopez-mk4ic]

The car tags here cost an arm and a leg!

[@sakuraXhinataMix2]

Not me scrolling and randomly recognizing the abandoned apt complex in the thumbnail 😂🤦🏾‍♀️

[@jalenmcpherson3203]

Great Greenville Mississippi hoods video Charlie

[@boogitybear2283]

I still say these “Hoods” are way better than Baltimore or North Philly. At least they have a lot more space.

[@deacontheseer4804]

Thats all they got. Low paying jobs and crime there. I am from North Mississippi

[@petirimunyikwa445]

Yeah bc of the agrarian culture of the south their neighborhoods are built and maintained differently when a more urbanized northern city.

[@toyotadude6771]

Yeah it's peaceful, but out-of-owners get killed quicker in these small towns. Just be respectful and they'll invite you to the cookout lol

[@KH-fw7gm]

@@deacontheseer4804 the crime is not low stop the lies

[@conniemarie8702]

My song "Proud" plays on the radio here by DJ SoulMaster.

[@joycepatrick]

I don’t care what anybody says about Mississippi, I was born and raised here , I live in pike county, mccomb Mississippi, to be exact!

[@ssippilandelta4365]

💪🏿💪🏿💯

[@powerhouse8338]

@@ssippilandelta4365 Why they killed megal with the one arm from here?

[@_kandybill]

The hidden side of USA,not all that glitters is gold

[@ElCameronDormido]

need mo money for dem programs

[@cima5878]

Another ignorant high iq euro-peon 😂 It's a red states, no one cares about the eems ir the repubs but you silly ass party fanatics snd they don't do ah** for you! but make you feel special b/c you're so called white😂

[@isaacnewton3498]

I grew up there you did not show me a ghetto you showed me the town. Greenville used to be amazing with the towboats on the farmers. I worked on the shipyard and welded. Great place to grow up in the 70s and 80s! You forgot to show Doe's restaurant. It's on Nelson Street. Everyone in Greenville goes there. You must!

[@stevendycus9559]

Ridiculous statement

[@Millionbucks32]

This place is great! I had a studio apartment here with a giant front lawn. Take the first left after cefco heading south on 82 and it’s all mansions

[@chocolatechipslime]

What kind of work do people do to own mansions in that town?

[@Millionbucks32]

@@chocolatechipslime I always wondered that myself. True story those houses are beautiful. Gated communities too. It’s not even a 10 minute drive from all this, I reckon. You Mosley down into town and pass Main Street heading north once you clear all them banks and government buildings by the time you hit that second double quick it’s game time. Keep that head on a swivel ol son

[@TheKy47]

@@chocolatechipslime Probably generational wealth from all that free labor

[@cathytaylor1000]

@@TheKy47 that’s exactly right. There aren’t many jobs there that can afford people mansions. Best job one can get there is working for the prison or industrial work.

[@user-gu5dv7vj8r]

@@chocolatechipslime I'm from Mississippi. Most wealth here is generational. Most people who "make it" get out of state. But people who stay here generally inherited land and wealth from their ancestors. (This is a small number of people tho. The majority of mississippians are poor, regardless of race. Trailer parks and hoods everywhere )

[@jacktack77]

I see You got you a new truck👍🏾

[@ssippilandelta4365]

Thanks Charlie that’s my hometown

[@f.g.w3208]

Hey, and I am just up the road on Hwy 82, Kilmichael!!!! I have relatives all over the Delta

[@ssippilandelta4365]

@@f.g.w3208 oh ok, cool I’ve been through Kilmichael

[@davycrockett6701]

Looks like a episode of in the heat of the night

[@cima5878]

In the heat of the night wasn't even filmed in MS 😂

[@TheSCREAM727]

6:22 is it me or does the grass look mowed here?

[@frankdowney6479]

This answers the 60's and 70's questions "What it is? What it's gonna be like?'

[@rogeliocuellar9454]

I lived in Indianola, Miss. for almost 5 yrs. that's about 30 miles from Greenville. I had to get out of there just to survive. I remember going to the casinos in Greenville.

[@cherylbailey6872]

Born in Greenville Mississippi 1963 lived on Maple street till the age of 7 when my mom moved us to the State of Illinois

[@feliciastanciel4439]

Wow….my mom was born and raised there then moved to Kansas City, I’ve been going back there all my life never seen this part

[@oliversandersjr5530]

My mom's from there too... my uncle has a club on Nelson street... if you get a chance check it out... southern whispers is the name of it...

[@stefankapcia9795]

When I walked around areas in Chicago, Milwaukee and Indianapolis, all I got was racial insults and threats and a general feeling of being unwelcome. Greenville, Mobile, Birmingham, Jackson.....all I got was respect and a warm welcome. Long live the South

[@trence5]

YEP, my long time friend, who's from Greenville as I am, said the first he experienced TRUE racism when he moved - up NORTH.

[@Mountainrock70]

Stephan are you a person of color?

[@stefankapcia9795]

Nah mate. White Englishman. But spent a lot of time in the USA until I was about 25

[@Mountainrock70]

@@stefankapcia9795 Thanks for the reply. I was just wondering who is being treated well down south and who gets the shaft up north.

[@trence5]

@Donnell Okafor That because of history. In the south it was in your face. In the north, it's more subversive.

[@commoncentz3148]

All hoods in the South mostly look the same

[@realtv01]

What up Charlie...! didn't know you where in town man lol!

[@sandraroberts6692]

If you want to know the truth most of the city's in the USA is gone down run down very sad to see this is happening all over this country called America !

[@getithowyoulive2.]

Mississippi is definitely another state where I would buy alot of lands at too

[@cima5878]

Another wannabe big shot just yapping, living in fantasy land.

[@Mountainrock70]

I live on the border in Arizona. The town has around 400 population. Same thing going on here with abandon homes and shops. And none of it is for sale or lease. So no chance of things improving.

[@johnathanbishop3038]

Shit get real in da ville nothing but alot of youth dying, I love and hate my city.

[@Black_Beard96]

Bruh yall tripping, I live in Mississippi. This is not that bad. 4th street was alot worse.

[@Black_Beard96]

@199mph, well ima put it like this, how may cars you see in front of the houses?? 3rd world you would not see anything new. Also people tend to relate trees and nature with undeveloped county's. Idk why that is.

[@t.j.dagreat0597]

This MY NECK OF THE WOODS......... SOUTHSIDE BABY......SAD 2 SEE IT ON CAMERA LIKE THAT

[@Brilliant_creole]

This where my mom from always wanted to see what it look like being from Texas

[@thefemalefixandflipper5102]

Wow! I'm actually working on an investment property here. There are good neighborhoods like any other small town they really look out for you and are glad to see homes being improved downside is no real jobs, the river is contaminated and the water is brown...The food taste funny because of all the chemicals they use to treat the bad water. If you are not from here you will get sick or have stomach issues eating or drink here. Buy plenty of purified water and try not to eat fruits and vegetables that are grown here.

[@demetricawilliams43]

My home town. I love Greenville but can't live there anymore

[@Iknowyoumadnow]

💀💀

[@RoseSpan]

Same here,I had so much fun in the 70's..love me some Greenville..322 Johnson street..I went to Ella Darling school it was mostly white surrounded by mansions.

[@demetricawilliams43]

I was on Colorado st. Went to Triggs Elementary and Coleman jr high and Greenville high

[@jeffreyhickman3871]

This looks abandoned. Like 👍 the one part of Detroit, that was once bustling with action, or anywhere that's been abandoned. A little like 👍 Chernobyl, but without the radiation. Scary in a way. Be careful here Your friend, Jeff.

[@KH-fw7gm]

Those apartments have been abandoned since the early 2000's

[@dwayne1853]

My hometown also. Thanks to god I was blessed to leave this place for good. I do go back to visit family every ten years or so

[@imatalkin4358]

The rest of America will look like this soon enough

[@loissawyer8334]

I don't care how bad a city looks. The cars standed out.

[@Lenilsonjs]

O povo Brasileiro do Estado do Rio De Janeiro , manda um grande abraço fraterno cristão amoroso para você e familiares...

[@doobydagreat]

Reminds me of an episode of in the heat of the night

[@trvppy3277]

Wen was u down here in the sip

[@davidellis5141]

Smoothly worded 😎

[@gangstagummybear3432]

Home of the country azz hoods

[@cima5878]

And they'll get you together real quick if you said thst to them! But you're just a gummy bear talking from a safe place over the internet . I GET IT😂

[@Plies23able]

This reminds me of Okeechobee Florida.

[@lilone9780]

BEAUTIFUL WOMAN DOWN THERE 💯

[@banana7889]

Yes they might be beautiful but not loyal.

[@gangstagummybear3432]

Some people dont know what a hood is, they need to go to central, south, and the carribean is to see a real hood, El Salvador is a real hood.

[@showmestatefinest5412]

U comparing countries, 3rd world at that , to a small town

[@gangstagummybear3432]

@@showmestatefinest5412 Im talking about people that are saying this isnt a hood, also 3rd world has nothing to do with what is used for synonymously used for current day, it "3rd world" had to do with countries during WW2 that fell under the USSR's curtain of influence during that wartime; not in relation to "poverty" like the mainstream usage current day suggests peoole from the US should never use the term, we are the most poor, our money is complete dept fiat currency.

[@jabaristandberry3437]

Trust west and souf Jackson Mississippi hoods will probably compare with el Salvador hoods

[@gangstagummybear3432]

@@jabaristandberry3437 Yal miss my point, im talking about the people on here on channels like this that if hes in a certain town, some people want to try to "look down on" certain places in comparison to like a Chicago or Detroit, or Philadelphia, or a place with super urban detoriation; i am saying this to show them that their crime and urban detoriation pales in comparison to places in other parts of the world. Yes im well aware of Jackson, my family is from Mississippi, Grenada, Greenwood, Yazoo City, Bentonia, Jackson, etc...

[@wyselion808]

Bro you missed Carver circle, the numbas, and Oaktown.

[@alfredmcdaniels639]

Mississippi Delta

[@billo5065]

People talk about MS. but a lot of corporations are moving to Mississippi.. (Desto County areas, and more areas from away from the delta). Amazon, Google, Nissan plants, a plant is moving out of California and more

[@thuggoe]

living in ms doesn't look bad at all , endless summer

[@jaytaylor3440]

lol Mann all thru the hood, I love it .. Come back we litty

[@dudefromkc6182]

I would love to live down there. I bet the food is 🔥💯🔥💯🔥

[@southboundtp2067]

They put in that work, catfish frying everywhere, some of the best southern food I've ever eaten was there and Louisiana. . .

[@dapfine3]

My hometown and yes sir the food is 🔥🔥🔥

[@toyotadude6771]

The food is fantastic and the people are very friendly!! Unfortunately, it's poor as hell and no jobs 😢

[@brittanymcgee8859]

This is my hometown we have the best food seafood and sweet tea. As a kid I picked blackberries and my mom would make blackberry pie

[@southboundtp2067]

@@brittanymcgee8859 I just want somebody to give me a Rotell recipe lol😆

[@chriscourson2824]

isn't this the area where the Lynard Synard band's palne crashed in 1977?

[@supadoopa926]

No. That was in Gillsburg which is in the opposite corner of the state. The plane was coming from Greenville, SC, maybe that's where the confusion lies.

[@RELopez-mk4ic]

No, their plane went down in Magnolia, Mississippi (Pike County). This area is the Delta, it does not have many trees. If their plane would have went down in the Delta I think they all would have survived. Pike county is mostly piney woods.

[@spoon9662]

Yes pike county gillsburg I live 6 miles from the crash site they fell a Little short of the airport here they have a beautiful memorial here now for them

[@SouthSideFresh]

Shit so crazy this my neighborhood💯💯💯💯

[@travisward2890]

Just in case no one noticed this, at the nine minute mark, there is a house the camera would be facing on the right, it is easy to notice, because there is a stop sign at the end of the street, and it blocks the view of this house, slightly. The house is across the street from the stop sign, and looks very run-down, like it has been abandoned for a long time. If start to notice that house at 9:00, and until about 9:15, you will see what looks like someone wearing white is in the right side of the house, and they walk to the left, to the inside the house, and as the car drives by, they reappear in the doorway. The way they reappear was almost like a hologram, and if you stop it at like 9:13, all you see is what looks like a white-tee suspended, no arms, legs, or head. I know it could just be a person, and the lighting, or whatever made them show up like that, but I just thought that was interesting, and wierd too, and that maybe someone else out there might like that.

[@HungTran-gs2iu]

I don't think it's a person. It's most definitely a white tee being hanged inside. Just my observation.

[@HungTran-gs2iu]

@@ssippilandelta4365 if it's indeed a person, then why and what the heck are they standing there weird af in a somewhat abandoned house? Are they swatting or what?

[@HungTran-gs2iu]

@@ssippilandelta4365 I know someone/something is standing there, but WHY? There is no good or logical reason for someone to stand there if the house seems 99% abandoned/fully broken. It's either 1) they are swatting 2) they're homeless and that used to be their house or 3) it's not a human being.

[@frankdowney6479]

hi! Is any one really stupid enough to think that people, especially powerful people don't make plans? That people never scheme or make plans, a k a conspiracies?? Take for example spy agencies, that is the SOLE purpose for their existence..

[@apap1586]

I noticed there are no storm drains built in the streets. That's what these places get all flooded and crazy; no sewer system. What the hell does the city spend money on ?

[@TheFutureEvents]

662 delta Greenville native raised in Leland 💪🏾🏆🙏🏾

[@carolcitypopepope3179]

Look like the bottom on the heat of the night

[@pokeyd85]

That was the 1st thing I thought of!

[@carolcitypopepope3179]

@@pokeyd85 lol facts

[@747REDFELLA1]

If im not mistaken the heat of the night was filmed in the out skirts of Atlanta

[@carolcitypopepope3179]

@@747REDFELLA1 yeah Covington ga Newton county back then it was a Atlanta outskirt but now they sayin it's not to me it is and I get yo point

[@Cw13]

😢😢😢 Greenville ain't the same no more a lot of people have left or dead

[@Zylo24]

The only question I have is how many miles are on this man's car?

[@Zylo24]

@Amplass 333 I think he may be using more than one car, because this man literally drives everywhere across the states. Maybe he takes a plane to these cities and uses a rental car? Not really too sure.

[@Trash-Beats]

Looks like some places here in Rivers state Nigeria

[@livevlonedievlone8271]

They let these apartments go to waste in the early 2000s I remember my sister being of the last 5 residents before they eventually got shut down

[@planettiktok3258]

I can only imagine how they speak down there. 🤧 No disrespect, just genuinely curious.

[@wardboy23]

We speak well

[@planettiktok3258]

@@wardboy23Cool, in some southern areas their dialect is very different from what I'm used to hearing.

[@MalNaprej]

Watch his next video he does an interview with them locals.

[@Monaedeezy]

@@planettiktok3258 where are you from?

[@planettiktok3258]

@@Monaedeezy Jersey