The Real Streets Of Jonesboro Arkansas 💯

Lets hit the streets and explore this Arkansas town!

[@PSTXFL]

Yeah let me drive around working class neighborhoods, pick out the worst part of every town, talk about how they’re trashy and then complain when there’s pushback in the comment section.

[@jeanettejohnson563]

You have to do jonesboro again..... You missed the best parts...you needed a tour guide....you didn't see even half of Jonesboro

[@patsluder2699]

Yall didn't even see half of Jonesboro, AR. Really?

[@robingerdes631]

My family and I just moved to Jonesboro, AR from Sarasota, FL. People are so much friendlier and hospitable in Jonesboro. Life is much simpler as well. I love Jonesboro, AR. Oh, and yes, you only toured about a tenth of Jonesboro. There are even better locations in Jonesboro.

[@septembervirgo220]

Jonesboro Is In The North-East Part Of Arkansas Not The North-West..Just Stating The Facts!!!

[@makariab888]

I love living in Jonesboro. You need to see the better parts.

[@donnitaholden6229]

I love how people can just drive through an area and know EVERYTHING about it by appearance. If all you’re going to do is down grade people then don’t come around here. We have damn good people here.

[@burninhell7555]

Grew up there. Most boring place imaginable. Plastic. But very nice people there, and all around the city are beautiful places. It's just Jonesboring!

[@pacopeso8474]

Jonesboro is a nice town. My brother and his wife lived there.

[@truckingloveladyd4523]

Lmao I was not expecting this. This is a actually my home.

[@codywest3131]

Jonesboro is not in North West Arkansas it is in North East Arkansas. And Arkansas is pronounced Arkansaw because it is named for the French plural of a Native American Tribe, kká:ze: the native root for the Kansa tribe, often thought to mean "people of the South wind".

[@christopherross1240]

You stayed on one side of town pretty much, and I hope you are licensed to carry bc at the

[@christydycus6054]

Yes Jonesboro,Arkansas. I'm 67,, been here all my life. Welcome to my city,, hope you liked it.💖

[@damienblanchard4993]

“I think we saw the best part of this town"...no you didn't. “why would I start in the hood? That wouldn't make sense. If you follow the channel then you know that's not what I do"... But that's exactly what you did. You also drove through throwing judgement about somewhere you clearly know nothing about. It's offensive. I've literally went to Success, the school you passed. I've played touch football on word st with my family. Try being kind. It doesn't cost anything. And it looks good on everyone. I seriously dislike how toxicity is glorified in today's world. But by all means, keep replying to comments saying you get paid for this ridiculous misrepresentation of a community that isn't yours.

[@itsjadynnow]

lol as a former Jonesborian, you broke every rule of Jonesboro. Never go north of Johnson. Y’all missed so much. 😔

[@marktharpe8653]

I lived n Jonesboro from 1987 to 1991 603 N Church st. We used to ride bikes n a wooded area we called the trails behind garden manor apartments. I enjoyed my 5 years as a kid n Jonesboro.

[@BurntBread910]

Lived here for 21 years. It really depends where you go. I can name some rich neighborhoods, middle class, and straight up ghetto. Since you were at Johnson that was a part of the ghetto. There's also Race St, and the neighborhoods around YMCA and the St Bernards Hospital is ghetto too. Links apartments and the Gladiolas is ghetto lol. Rich neighborhoods is Ridgepoint and Valley View.

[@christydycus6054]

Jonesboro,Arkansas is Northeast Arkansas(Not northwest). You were 76miles from Memphis,Tenn. We are 76miles West of Memphis.

[@Skwurmy]

“Let’s get the crap outta here” Mfs scared asf🤣

[@joejohnson6643]

Nettleton, at one time was a separate town, but was incorporated a long time ago. If you look at a google map you would see that this town is very spread out. You saw less than a third of Jonesboro. One area you were in (Fat City - hilltop) is probably the fastest growing part of town. When I was a child the population was around 25,000. You should have seen it back then- very rural. Sooo many trees have been cut down for urban development. Downtown died at one time, but redevelopment in early 2000’s brought it back to life. You were fairly complimentary to Jonesboro, so for that thanks!