WHEN A HOOD DUDE GOES TO THE SUBURBS!

[@ed-bo7jz]

The "sometimes they just be having shit" part is too real 💀

[@Bananakingchad]

Finding out that the hoodlems don’t be havin shit was the understanding why they always in a mood or out of house

[@toadro]

ong

[@matasa7463]

@@Bananakingchad Also when they get shit, they lose shit. People know you got shit, and they want it, they're just gonna take it, and if you gotta die for that to happen, well fuck, so be it. Life is cheap in the hood...

[@potatomine6678]

On god bro I got a whole sword and ain't nobody using it

[@CoinZensei]

@@matasa7463 that's how rapper xxxtentacion died

[@marquisoflabyrinths]

Having a whole ass theater room is crazy 😂

[@Sam-vz8pm]

Nah fr that's some upper class shit, even for the suburbs lmao

[@JadenLightvale]

crazy how both my grandma and nana have one

[@calebdaniels5134]

​@@JadenLightvalelemme come there 😂

[@paryushmehta5041]

Shiid I got a theater room in my basement 😂

[@rickyronny4019]

@@Sam-vz8pmForreal. I live in the suburbs and nobody got a theater where I live at 😂

[@v1rzen]

okay but suburban drama is actually kind of wild. like the PTA moms are so petty to each other for no reason, and will start beef with each other. we don't have problems, so we create our own lmao

[@DrJ-hx7wv]

Yes they do. Debt is just one

[@mannyb7949]

I'd rather have that than shootings, stray bullets, gangs, break ins, etc

[@notme8232]

@@mannyb7949 Obviously it's a lot better, it's just kinda crazy how... meaningless the conflict can get.

[@theonlyMxDiamond]

how yall deal with all the blandness

[@hieuneo7085]

@@theonlyMxDiamond creating our own imaginary problem :))

[@biblereadingmum1239]

Its such a priveledge to be in the suburbs. Even if people call them "boring" and glorify violence

[@terrible2d]

yup, thankfully my parents worked hard for us to live in a safe and peaceful area

[@keenari0470]

I never get why people spend $3000 a month to stay in a one-bedroom apartment when the house payments on a suburb home are less than that. As soon as I paid off my first house I just started buying more and turn them into B&B. I now have five and I don’t need to work.

[@1972Ray]

We're rural, and IMO, it's the best.

[@1972Ray]

@@keenari0470 Most people in apartments could pay the monthly mortgage, it's the closing costs that prevent many people for buying a house.

[@susanfudge1737]

What boring suburb glorifies violence?

[@timmiller6094]

Even in the burbs you gotta lock your car or the kids will try to get your shit.

[@rickyronny4019]

Yeah. It don’t matter how good your neighborhood is, always lock the doors

[@galahad5658]

'cept when you're in Canada. You leave it unlocked in case someone needs to be safe from polar bears.

[@Dingle294]

I had kids break into my garage and steal shit.

[@danielcastillo4301]

I never lock the doors. If you do, somebody might break a window. Just don't keep any valuables in the car. Somebody might go in one day, but they won't have anything to take.

[@elvpse]

​@@danielcastillo4301the car??

[@abigailyarbrough5978]

I have lived in the suburbs my entire life and I feel so attacked right now. The waving is so true, I thought it was so normal to do that. The packages not being stolen is true and the GUEST BEDROOM WAS CRAZY! Always need one.

[@robcanisto8635]

the telescope sent me, seriously like I just now realized how that's definitely a burb thing

[@PaladinThizz]

The suburbs where I’m from is more like the hood

[@Codo_Lyoko]

Sometimes there are package thief’s though, those annoying little shits stealing my Amazon packages

[@Myr0ssette_]

Relatable bro, THE WAVING??? LIKE WHEN I WAS A KID ALL THE OLDER PPL WAVED AND SMILED AND I WAS LIKE "o-ok *waved back*"

[@pattywax2657]

i lost my sh*t at the police response 🤣

[@Sosmooth]

😂😂😂

[@TheMockingjay74]

When the NPC Companion Spawn

[@crosslink1493]

Would have been over-the-top if a white police officer had responded.

[@starliner2498]

literally cyberpunk 2077 police at launch

[@sarahsimons1965]

“And then you have to wave!”

[@Ninjanimegamer]

I grew up by the beach, moved to an even wealthier upper class neighborhood, and grew up with "the fake don't tell what goes on behind closed doors attitude". I was abused terribly. First chance I got, I moved to the inner city hood. That had its own problems. Now, I'm back in middle class suburbia with my own family. What I learned was I couldn't run away from my problems, and I had to find peace inside of me. I am very fortunate to have seen both sides of life, and it was a humbling experience. Made me realize there are a lot of great people in this world no matter where you come from. Though, I prefer to not deal with the level of crime in the hood.

[@nathaniely.236]

I am sorry to hear about your abuse growing up, I am glad you could find peace inside of you. I too need to confront my internal struggles although I don't think I experienced anything much similar to you.

[@almighty00x]

"i am never leaving this joint" i woulda said the same thing if me and bro were close

[@tonyonaperky2128]

That dog woulda said "Excuse you? 🤨"

[@duwang2324]

@@tonyonaperky2128consider him a roommate

[@ValexNihilist]

As a 32 year old white guy, you gave me some perspective. Thank you. I live in a small 2 bedroom house right off the highway. I wouldn't of considered myself living in the suburbs. But I can relate to a lot of the benefits that you mentioned. Thanks for showin me how blessed I am.

[@madarah8533]

"When a hood dude gets cheated on" 😂

[@potatomine6678]

"Ay bro you hooked with my joint, you gotta see me cuz"

[@SupremeLordBruv]

Gun..?

[@nananyantakyi1549]

He will end up in jail 😂

[@h1inc816]

Somebody getting shot 😂

[@chrisbealonis4655]

@@potatomine6678 thats from a dif vid, i think its "how to know if a HOOD dude has a gun" or smth like that

[@pissedoffbucketguy9115]

They be waving like: 😃

[@Fields11]

NAH fr 😂😂😅

[@Gravity_studioss]

LEGO movie type faces ngl "🙂"

[@pissedoffbucketguy9115]

@@Gravity_studioss nah lego is a small smile, these dudes be doing the pogchamp face

[@mrtrollnator123]

​@@pissedoffbucketguy9115💀💀💀

[@aaronslater470]

best advice I've heard in a little while about the burbs, "When they wave, wave back."

[@lorkrian13]

The dog be sleeping in there is wild

[@Realaccount29l993]

even the dog knows hes safe 😭

[@JoshJoseph2087]

The dog livin better than me

[@VonsTv_]

Only the best

[@thepoisonist8360]

That "over, krrr" is somehow funny asf 😂

[@subzero8644]

this man’s damn smoke alarm still goin off to this day 😭😭😭

[@Rebirthhhhhh]

My boi lives in a gated community and he legit got an elevator in his house. My mind was blown when I first saw it. Goes from 2nd floor bedrooms to basement.

[@thiccchungo1041]

At bruh where he at fr? What else he got in house? It sounds like a nice place

[@Rebirthhhhhh]

@@thiccchungo1041 u sound like u tryna hit a lick 😂😂but naw he got all type of fancy shit like a whole ass wine cellar in his basement, heated tiles, mf elevator

[@dougchampion8084]

Not uncommon when there are elderly people living in the house. Imagine going three floors in a wheel chair…

[@rurigokou7061]

"Sometimes people just be having shit"

[@kirisutegomen12]

I live in a gated community too, but I'm not that extra

[@redtsun67]

You know you live in the suburbs if you see people just leaving their garage doors open with all their stuff just sitting there. Power tools, lawnmower, bikes, everything in view from the street. I remember I saw that shit once and I got second hand anxiety. Turned to my bro and I was like "yo someone forgot to shut their garage door" and he was like "nah it's all good he leaves it open all the time" Bro where I grew up if you left your garage door UNLOCKED someone would clean you out. Shit, I use to put my bike lock through the tire while the mf was sitting inside my garage even with the door locked in case someone broke in or something.

[@Captain_Mienshao]

As someone who lives in the suburbs of south Dallas I gotta say, I wish I could leave my amazon packages alone, be friendly with stranges, leave my car unlocked or have a guest room. Yeah some where i live do have a guest room or a porch that hides a package from view but to be that comfortable means you're still going to get robbed. Of course, like you said there higher class suburbs and suburbs that can still be considered "the hood". I think I live in a mix of the two.

[@DOT_Z]

same, i ain't got no theatre room😂

[@1972Ray]

If it's considered the hood, it's not a high class suburb. Unless "high class" means something else.

[@rachelwilliams-y9c]

You live in one of the Dallas Hoods...........................................Titties!

[@Ninjanimegamer]

There are two types of suburbs, white collar and blue collar. If more people have office jobs and drive Mercedes or bmers (bmws), it's a white collar neighborhood. If more people work with their hands in a trade, it's a blue collar neighborhood. White collared neighborhoods are wealthier suburbs (not rich, but middle to upper class). Blue collared suburbs are lower middle to middle class. Our neighborhood has many nurses, and trades people, but everyone keeps their yards looking nice, they maintain their homes, and have pride in their properties. We live in a middle class blue collared neighborhood. The rich are rarely seen outside of their homes, they have drivers and multi car garages for their car collections. They spend most of their time in the city, or on vacation. Their kids are away at private schools.

[@theonlyMxDiamond]

i don’t live in a place as fancy and shit as the suburbs but seeing your hood videos making me feel so privileged bro 🙏 thankful as hell i was able to grow up in a relatively safe area of chicago

[@thegamerswirl]

fr live less than an hour away from atl ga ina suburbs n i luv his hood vids

[@TemplarOnHigh]

2:20 - And then you have to wave. Killing me.

[@Wasser200]

2:02 The police guy is funny as hell xD

[@mikewilliams126]

Rns going from the hood to peace is a real mental transition. I moved to the country and it was so quiet it made paranoid for days.

[@rymic72]

Having the smoke alarm battery chirp within the first 30 seconds of the vid is next level living up to stereotypes 😂

[@gumbyshrimp2606]

0:28 not the smoke detector beep 😭😭😂😂 1:32 again 😂😂😂😂

[@georgesakellaropoulos8162]

I thought it was mine lol.

[@gp2917]

@@georgesakellaropoulos8162 I’m literally standing in my hallway waiting for the third beep as I read this comment 😂

[@apsarasangreal84]

TG! Thought my stuff was beepin

[@suddenevolution5464]

Refuse to watch videos with smoke detector beeps in them. Losing audience.

[@BrogimarusFranciscus]

@@suddenevolution5464 it's literally there as a joke

[@RufusShinraTurk]

The dog don't mind sharing that's so cute and to have a whole room for just the dog he must be SUPER comfortable 😊the dog was such a cutie

[@johnnytoussaint4401]

Super facts! I went from Ftl Florida to a burb in Boise Idaho… this skit is all facts

[@glennbrown306]

The funniest part was the smoke alarm that kept going off in the background (ex. 1:29). You know you hood when you don't even hear that anymore...

[@Waluigifan95]

I still remember the argument both my roommates had about why locking the front door even when everyone is inside was a smart/stupid idea. One moved in from San Jose, the other owned the house we were living in in the suburbs.

[@nealmaxwell790]

1:52 this dude had me rolling 😂

[@Mavve69]

😃 Always smiling. Can’t stop smiling.

[@toadro]

Exactly bra the cops don’t be wasting time in the suburbs… my cousin stays there and everybody be feeling so safe for a good ahh reason

[@spiderman23231]

suburbans be living privileged😔

[@toadro]

@@spiderman23231 gotta make it out the hood fr 💀😔🙏🏾

[@cooleekbrown1728]

Learn to snitch

[@brianjohnson3420]

It’s a simple concept, if u don’t want your package stolen, don’t steal your neighbors package. If everyone thinks that way, the packages are safe. Same goes for the waving and the all around safety.

[@taintwasher3703]

People drive around random neighborhood to steal, a lot of times they leave it parked somewhere away from cameras then they walk around with a Santa sack, then they go back to the hood they done came from. They are never your neighbor

[@chiaralistica]

There are people who drive around and steal the packages. Some even low key follow the Amazon trucks... they call them porch pirates.

[@spartan1572]

You better have paid that dog a fair wage for his superior acting

[@TyrellWhitney-h3x]

I live in the suburbs and yet even I have never heard of a theater room in a house before 😂😂

[@NC-DEVIANT]

The suburbs be a crazy ass place imo the culture n everything b different

[@Bawse328]

@crypticangel7056 There is zero reasons for doing that. Living good and willingly go where people living there don't want to live is indeed stupid 😄

[@1972Ray]

It's the opposite of crazy.

[@SoulSonder26]

2:08 J. Cole reference? Ain't no shame in it 😅 Also I'm dying at the dude making the chxxsch walkie-talkie sound with his mouth, as if cops still used walkie-talkies 😂 i love it

[@PJFort-wi9et]

Y’all be having mad fun wit this shit I can tell bro was having too much fun with that waving 😭

[@robcanisto8635]

omfg the telescope is such a perfect detail that I never even realized was a burbs thing. when I started visiting my friends house in Jr high that was like first time I'd ever seen one lmao

[@commonsensei9750]

It makes sense though. If you live in even a halfway urban area and don't get out of it much, the light pollution makes owning a telescope pretty pointless. A lot of people I knew who had one would still be driving out into the countryside to stargaze.

[@lalida6432]

When I was a kid, I lived in an inner ring suburb and then we moved out further to a more upper class suburb. I definitely did not feel as safe because nobody was around during the day. All the houses were empty. I knew two families who had their houses broken into IN BROAD DAYLIGHT. Had their TVs carted away and everything. I definitely never heard of that happening in our old neighborhood closer to the city because there was always someone looking out of the windows wanting to know what was happening outside any time of the day or night.

[@Smokyyy0506]

"I aint never leaving this joint" had me on the floor bro

[@davedavedave355]

The wildest part about living in the suburbs is when you got wannabe gangsters. Fools tried 'robbing' a friend of mine and ran away when he swung.

[@aprodutube]

When I moved to a nice house in the suburbs I stopped inviting my hood cousins over for cookouts. It’s not that I didn’t want to see them anymore but it was because they always brought along their hood friends with them and I didn’t want their friends knowing where I live. Trust me, hood friends will stake out a nice house.

[@Shay45]

There have been multiple times in my neighborhood where people went inside their house to get something with their car on and door open. Nobody touched the car everyone just walked past not paying any attention. Even though I have lived in the suburbs my whole life I would NEVER do that!

[@keepemclassic6791]

I just moved from a “suburb” where gunshots and sometimes sirens were very common. The house itself was right behind a bar, smoke shop, and a strip club. That was in Florida, now I’m in a newly built neighborhood in Texas and it’s crazy to me how different it is.

[@stuartholme4457]

The "cop" makes the radio static noise w/ his mouth- classic!

[@Levi_ben_Yitzhak]

In the suburbs, you have to watch the teenagers who like to pretend like they're from the hood.

[@DemonAbyss10]

Yup, had a few knife and gunfights break out in rural suburbia already because people be moving in and bringing their problems and shit with them.

[@Ninjanimegamer]

​@@DemonAbyss10....or wealthy kids are bored and want to show how tough they can be. We grew up in a wealthy area on a private beach. Some of us kids were spoiled rich kids, and we were all abused and neglected. We all dressed like we were homeless and ran the streets. My friends caused a lot of problems, and the cops, and firemen were always getting involved. My sister, had the upper crust attitude and we fought like grown men in jail. Words were never used, and we went right into throwing punches. All of our parents had one rule, don't air your dirty laundry. In school, church, stores and outside of the neighborhood, we were perfect ladies and gentlemen. No one knew what it was like living in that community.

[@isaiahyounggod2723]

Oh yeah, "suburbs that are considered hood" North Hollywood(my city) is one of em n it can get hood lol

[@dmiller2916]

Inkster, Flint, and River Rouge are hood suburbs in Michigan

[@punkroxgirl]

@@dmiller2916my dad was raised in Flint. His mom had him at 15, dad wasn’t around, and she died at 27. He was an orphan at 12. He moved to Midland after he was 18. First he lived in a mobile home until he paid it off and then he got another one and rented the old one. He kept doing this and getting land until he had about 10 places. He rented them to low income people because he thought everyone deserved to be able to afford a place with trees and yards for kids to play. Eventually he had enough to build his own house and he lived in his shed while he built it. When he first called me and said he was “living in his shed” I was worried, but he was excited and telling me how it was a big shed with plenty of room for his dog, king size bed, and big TV that was connected to a satellite dish 📡😂

[@shoopdi]

moved to the burbs in march, nevr been so happier like god i thank you for gettin me out frl evthn i see in the burb that ian seen in the hood surprises me lovin dis burb life❤❤

[@dragonmage7980]

Having recently moved to a better neighbourhood from where I grew up, I can confirm all this. I still freak out when people I don’t know come up to me randomly acting friendly cause I think they’re trying to start something.

[@kikitopio]

the cop dude got me hahahhahha "10-4(cough)"lord he funny

[@Eksevis]

Give the dog treats. But seriously, (I mean, seriously, do give the dog treats), the waving had me rolling! Where I'm from we're usually not that nice, and I live in a really safe neighborhood, but maybe that's just my family/my own habit of minding my own business and not really interacting with anyone, which, to my understanding, is another suburbs thing lmao.

[@RabbidTribble]

As someone from the suburbs, not locking the car, leaving the package out, leaving his credit card in his car- made me super nervous. Do I know ppl who do this? Yes, but that doesn’t make it smart. Just bc crime happens less doesn’t mean it doesn’t happen at all. You don’t have to worry about getting mugged, mostly, but someone sneaking your purse/wallet? Yes. The friendly waving thing is definitely more of a midwestern/southern thing. I’m from the northwest and it confused the hell out of me the first time I went to a southern state.

[@ArtemisNYC]

Last year I moved from Flushing Queens out to Suffolk County. Flushing wasn't the hood, but this whole video was me adjusting to *suburban* life this whole past twelve months, lmao And imma lock my car door til the day I die.

[@EpicCheese765]

The alarm chirp in the narration cuts is subtle comedy at it's finest😂

[@Queezbo]

"See? And then you have to wave." I'm going to laugh at that all day.

[@rebradley4]

I'm never leaving this joint. So funny. I used go have a classmate who came by for breakfast everyday. He had a lot of brothers and sisters. They moved after that year.

[@averyroscoe91]

I've lived in the 'burbs and I'd still lock my car. I've had my house broken into and my car. People come around and check door handles so you can't be too careful.

[@TreyYork1]

Folks in the suburbs think you're lying when you tell them 911 puts you on hold like it's the cable company! "We're sorry we can't take your call about your emergency, our first available operator..."

[@chiaralistica]

One time I called and it told me to call back later... omg, someone could be ded by then, wtf???

[@Flarez94]

"Why is everyone so friendly?" Yeah i hit hard hahahahaa

[@TheIVSaken]

As someone who lived this.. video is legit.. Moved from NYC to TN.. took years to adjust fully.

[@keepemclassic6791]

2:23 real question, why bro leave the card in the ride? Wallet stays on you like glue.

[@AronFigaro]

As someone who lived in the burbs: do not do this shit if you're anywhere near a high school if you like having that shit still be in your driveway lmao

[@JasonTheThird]

Stopping kids from saying first💀

[@Jamalito111]

Someone already said first and they were first

[@Not_a_gimp]

Gods work fr

[@chillout7784]

You said it tho.

[@pheonix6621]

Like a beggar

[@acookie1410]

@@chillout7784🤓

[@Vespasal1901]

Bwahahaha. When he call 911. All this is making me weak in the knees. I grew up in the 'burbs, but my primos grew up in the barrio. This is great and true!

[@Reshme77]

Dang odog you have such a nice friend

[@mannnnuuu]

“We gotta take turns taking the shit” 💀 💯

[@SSingh-nr8qz]

The Dog looked like he was going to call the police if that black man even tried taking his bed.

[@Glopdemon]

Man that must be a sweet neighborhood if you’re cool with just leaving your package out on the porch like that. I grew up in the most white bread Midwest small town you can imagine and even I wouldn’t do that shit. Porch pirates are everywhere these days

[@WJen8]

I once been at a homeboy crib in the burbs and his guestroom was basically almost the size of my entire apartment. Is a whole other world

[@SkotchOG]

I remember the first time I went to a suburban house to sleepover as a kid😅......like a whole new world.

[@isaiahlightfoot6625]

These fools deadass look like Craig and DayDay lmao

[@Sxhdes]

I’m not part of this I’m not part of this I’m not part of- *fr fr*

[@MsUnseen]

WHEN I TELL PEOPLE I HAVE 8 ROOMS ALL WITH PRIVATE BATHROOMS AND 4 GUEST ROOM AND A LAUNDRY ROOM AND A LIBRARY AND 3 LIVING ROOMS WITH AROUND 7 TVS WITH SECURITY CAMERAS AND HOUSE HELPS THEY LOOK AT ME LIKE ITS WEIRD AND IM JUST CONFUSED

[@Daft0Cean968]

you are rich as hell 😂

[@MsUnseen]

@@Daft0Cean968 upper middle class really

[@zatzu]

1:54 that smile and wave got me. He's like an NPC

[@SometimesMyself]

The sound effect following “10-4”! 😂😂😂😂😂

[@vannbradley4159]

The smoke alarm beeps in the voice overs got me rolling 🤣

[@yakkay5898]

my grandparents have a random telescope in their house also also a lot of books about math and bombs

[@dragonflash09]

I love the radio noise from the cop, haha!

[@bananagaming1800]

Im from brazil, and dude i feel like a mix of hood and suburbs im friendly asf but got friends that are "hood" dudes but they friendly asf unless you dislike them, like they actually care for suburbs dude they feel bad for them, so we just hang out, also while in USA its usually the black people in the hoods, here is white and black usually white for some reason, like all of them struggling not just black so seeing these videos is a whole new experience for me lmao

[@marisamar3247]

This suburbs guy takes the waving real seriously

[@lesterjones9335]

Yeah i can agree. It was like that when we moved to the suburbs.

[@Kleinage]

Great video. I’ve lived different levels of suburb mostly. One place your stuff would get jacked fast, other place is almost as nice as in this video. Really I’m just commenting to keep the KZbin algorithm happy with Odawg

[@joshuashields1326]

This shit too real😂 suburban life is peaceful like 90% of the time, but alotta folks act hard anyways cause they still scared of being punked or backdoored

[@shellyirby9828]

When you have a friend that you can just go to thier house to poop or shower, you know they are a keeper lol!

[@Ressi1692]

You came a long fucking way brother, it's good to see you even getting new channels up and I hope they get the same traction this does.

[@Fxmbro]

yo this so real, moving to the burbs was different.

[@tylerlous2926]

This definitely true i remember my coach son having a birthday/ cookout in the suburbs and they got into a argument but was about to fight 20 cops came i was like they ain't even fight yet whats all these people doin here it ain't even that serious to where i live there was a shootout but no one got hit only 2. Cop cars came 😂

[@WM-gr4qi]

"See? And then you have to wave!" That sent me.

[@KumaBean]

I live in the burbs and I have a giant telescope right next to me pointing out of the French doors, I’ve only lived here a few weeks and the random waves and hellos from people I don’t know have already begun, this video is so on-point, lol

[@cliffordhill2365]

Lol, these guys kinda remind me of Craig and Daday in the movie " Next Friday ". similar plot from the hood to the burbs

[@randomvibes2077]

When yo younger brother takes too long you gotta climb that celling and open the ventilator and shout at him 😂

[@slayerofdoom5146]

Watching from India. The same story every where bro. Good vid 👍

[@SeanHartnett-t8c]

Another thing is houses are so big in the suburbs so you can have lots of crap you don’t need.

[@Michael-cv1uv]

You know this dude is certified to speak on hood shit, you can hear his smoke detector beeping in the background 1:27 😂

[@justsayingforafriend7010]

Nothing is locked the hell down in the grocery stores either...

[@MagneticPowder]

That guy waving while running made me spit my drink out 😂

[@JGDD7190]

It doesn't matter where you live you can be poor and choose to be friendly, not to steal, keep the neighborhood clean. The thing is everyone has to agree to this or it doesn't work.

[@zlcoolboy]

Where I grew up, you didn't even lock your car. You left the doors unlocked so that people wouldn't break the windows.

[@AsraliaX2]

Could you make a video on the first days of a hood dude who just moved to the suburbs?

[@Everrrrr]

Bro his face at 1:20 lol

[@kingpiece5705]

Move smart with integrity and patience and we'll get there someday family