Why Black People Can't Escape The Hood in Mississippi

[@youngdonreborn]

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[@BDDterror]

The best way I found to show a white person is a monopoly game that in the game they don't get paid for the first 400 laps they do and can't buy anything but you can then when they get to the 400 lap you give them all the same rights as you have then you ask them if it's fair for you to say we got the same rights they need to just work harder

[@cbeasley0711]

The interview in South Jackson takes place in the parking lot of a mega church

[@AndroidG101]

everyone has an iPhone, money, Jordans, jewelry but live in a cardboard box smh

[@RedSupremeIsHalfMexican]

Exactly

[@aidanburst6288]

Bad credit

[@openranks4519]

Makes no sense at all😂

[@Whoisreuub-ds8fh]

Jesus loves you! John 3:16 says, "For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life".

[@Daboiieli]

Our people have a very bad habit of this we’ll spend our money on luxury bullshxt/lifestyle that we can’t afford/keep up with them we go broke af tryna “fit in” but then bxtch and cry about being broke as hell afterward I’ve done this myself and ima hold myself accountable as well but us Brothas and Sistas in da black community have a bad habit of this shxt💯💯just sayin

[@Thomas20Smith]

I’m from Jackson, MS and I consider myself lucky that I had both my grandparents who stressed school and did their damnest to keep me and my older brother away from that type of lifestyle. Edit: Like he said the “nicest” parts of Jackson are the parts close to Rankin County and Madison County where the police actually have to do their jobs.

[@jcblue1981]

Same

[@0fficialcheeto]

I’m from yazoo not too far from Jackson and I agree

[@limitlesstheone3812]

From canton, and some of this stuff showcased is coming here unfortunately. Mississippi has a lot of good, but it has a lot of bad at the same time. I wish the good got just as much recognition though, because i went to another country before and the taxi driver thought Mississippi was still having problems with segregation

[@Hiddenschmeatvillage]

Dog, I got out at 13 years old. I'll never go back.

[@Thomas20Smith]

@@Hiddenschmeatvillage I still go back because the fam is there, I moved up to northern Mississippi a few months back

[@lindavalentine7945]

I had 6 brothers all of them dropped out in the 11th grade married and had a house full of children and they took care of their families. My brothers and sisters raised me NOT ONE ENDED UP IN JAIL.

[@RedSupremeIsHalfMexican]

One more grade to go after a lifetime in school what was the point 😂

[@drillingig2368]

I’m amazed when the standard for avoiding jail is so low. The communities are in a difficult situation, my friend.

[@peytonaaron3026]

On 1:01:11 you said the Old Testament said “eye for an eye” which is true but… ““You have heard that it was said, ‘An eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth.’ But I say to you, Do not resist the one who is evil. But if anyone slaps you on the right cheek, turn to him the other also.” ‭‭Matthew‬ ‭5‬:‭38‬-‭39‬ ‭ESV‬‬ If everyone in this environment is always trying to get there “get back” when is it going to stop? It’ll never stop until people decide to not retaliate

[@fatiie]

Thank you Peyton Aaron 🤲🙏

[@teddy3g]

I was raised and currently live in Jackson, MS and Ik some of these dudes personally. The problem is and will always be the culture! Crime and murder is promoted and pushed in black media. Growing up in a place where there is nothing productive to do the youth will always be influenced by what they see and hear on the internet that’s is praised as cool

[@openranks4519]

Yup 👍 bingo!! that mess needs to change

[@markwilson5967]

How'd you leave out the racism???? 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@carljohnson4285]

It's there to keep us docile. Deuteronomy 28

[@jrmusic06]

it’s not our culture . it’s the environment/poverty that causes crime . and we are in the bad environments due systemic racism like Slavery, black codes, segregation, redlining, , war on drugs etc..

[@jrmusic06]

it’s not our culture . it’s the environment/poverty that causes crime . and we are in the bad environments due systemic racism like Slavery, black codes, segregation, redlining, , war on drugs etc..

[@twdale1]

When I was growing up, the killings really didn’t start until it got hot, but now, it’s happens throughout the whole year. I was raised by my grandparents, along with my oldest sister and my twin sister. However, my father always lived in the heart of it all. He worked at the same place for over 40 years. He always made sure we were fully covered by his insurance. But those people are dying out. He was 81 years old when passed away this year and he used to walk everyday. He wasn’t afraid. And no one bothered him. He was never in a gang, or anything like that. But his name carried a lot of weight because he was respected.

[@zoralinman]

You gotta realize some of these kids are scared too look weak in front of they're friends. Most of them hate living like that and its obvious to me. They still kids at the end of the day.

[@RedSupremeIsHalfMexican]

I blame their one parent

[@amonopoly7769]

You grown when you get a gun

[@deondrex18k]

​@@RedSupremeIsHalfMexicansome don't even have them

[@ToniToni-xk5wf]

I was born there, and my oldest brother still lives there he says it’s bad 😢

[@recklessmayne3545]

On a brighter note at least you got out

[@ToniToni-xk5wf]

@FACTZ

[@VeteranSgtCastle]

Sorry to hear that man. God bless your brother and keep him protected.

[@pandaketamine]

Take your brother outta there

[@deondrex18k]

Ur blessed to have made it out of there

[@twdale1]

I’m from Greenwood, MS. And someone is getting shot and/or killed every week. There is nothing in Greenwood. We have Viking Range plants(2), and Milwaukee Tools; these are the only two places where you can make decent money. And compared to the rest of the country, it’s not really a lot of money. There is a car plant about 45 minutes to an hour away, but you have to travel a ways to make that money. Our young generation hates themselves to the point of killing each other for nothing. I was raised on the outskirts of the town, because it’s really not large enough to be a city. I raised my children in the same subdivision I was raised in. When these guys get picked up by the law, they singing like Luther Vandross to stay out of jail. That’s the only money they see. Everyone is tough until they get caught.

[@CCC9437]

Why stay in an environment like this. A couple hours drive and some money saved up and you can start a way better life in another state.... Why raise kids in this environment

[@twdale1]

@ This is home. I live in my grandparents’ home which is paid for. My children are grown and very successful. I have my own finance business and am doing very well myself. I was raised in a home with two parents and my children were as well. This has made a huge difference in our lives. Even though there aren’t many opportunities here, it has not impacted our lives. So despite the obstacles here, you can still be successful here. Put your trust in God, and He’ll direct your path. My other siblings moved away, but someone had to stay here and take care of the family home. I was more than happy to be the one to stay here and do just that. Besides, my father was still here, and I couldn’t leave him here alone. Just proves that you can be successful anywhere.

[@RedSupremeIsHalfMexican]

God bless 🙌

[@clintoni856]

its bad my lil brother got shot 5 times one night ,once in the calve, once in the inch from spin in lower back ,and twice in the face 1 in the right cheek one in the left cheek ! and by the grace of God lived .

[@lindavalentine7945]

I had 6 brothers and 6 sisters and my dad died when I was 4 but,we knew our parents wasn't playing no games with us.

[@marlonsierra455]

hey young Don thanks for the videos you be putting up every day I appreciate it

[@jojo57788]

They don’t need a check$ right now.. education before reparations

[@daboilucki6657]

You know education ain’t free, right?

[@youngdonreborn]

funding for education is a part of every serious reparations plan.

[@jojo57788]

@@daboilucki6657 yes but they need to be educated first to find out if they are eligible. to Look back at their descendants who were harmed by the harsh treatment of slavery. And was just past down through generations. Which can definitely can be push through public school system or programs. For us to do our own research. Things their ancestors couldn’t do.. but making the society and community care to do that is hard enough…

[@jojo57788]

@@youngdonreborn YES IK! But it should start with education first to get these boys to actually care about it…. which I feel would be easy to do within our current (FREE) public school system. But sadly our society is too focused on demonic practices, false beliefs And the lack of representation within US schools.. which makes it unnecessarily difficult..

[@Eking-su3tr]

@@youngdonreborntrue but whats the point of building a school were no one wants to learn tho

[@xshufflex1]

The way they won’t let their homeboys articulate themselves without jumping in with their two cents, constantly speaking over each other, is really pissing me off for some reason. If your man has something to say-maybe it’s even therapeutic for him to get it off his chest-let him speak! I get that it’s a grimy part of the country, but come on, man.

[@mythicsL]

always a good time when don uploads

[@twdale1]

When I first saw the title of this video, I didn’t know where you were going with this. But GREAT JOB, Young Don!!!

[@mrmykel209]

My brotha you gotta read some Thomas sowell.. I started down that road, stopped and joined the army changed my life.. we hold ourselves down in the worst way

[@twdale1]

It’s something that no one has anything, but the dope man can always make a killing.

[@deondrex18k]

Im from way up north of Mississippi i also lived in Memphis TN all i can say, im lucky i had a good mom and she raised me to stay out of that shi on the street i evrn had family in gangs she kept us away from them, u could never escape it either it comes to school aswell jus keep ur head down and keep ur nose out of folks business and have protection and pray to God for protection over you and your family, i also took school serious cause i wanted to get a good job to get my mom out of these areas 💯🤎

[@Sydkalardo]

I mess with these long documentatories / commentary

[@kingcvb]

Once you see this world in the spiritual lenses, you can never go back to wearing blindfolds EVER again.. There is light & dark in us all. What we choose to focus our spirit, mind & body towards is what we ultimately become. Get right & STAY right with GOD before it’s too late…our souls are at stake every single day

[@benjamindavis2281]

I’m from Jackson, went to public school, was lucky to have a stable family and father. Now in college off scholarship, multiple engineering scholarships, thriving. I rarely come home

[@ImAsinine]

The military could turn a lot of their lives around, whether it's for new opportunities or a life-long career.

[@michaelbrown2463]

Yeah, plenty could benefit. It’s just that the military has that stigma with civilians😂💯

[@drillingig2368]

@@michaelbrown2463What stigma, sir?

[@tjmorrs982]

@@drillingig2368 a sell out, property of the govt, "no freedom", working for the globalist elitist... not saying i agree just saying those are some of the talking points

[@twdale1]

I have seen more racism in other places that are worse than in Mississippi. My stepson, who was from Minnesota, brought one of his girlfriends down here with him, and she came down here looking for racism. I took them to the grocery store with me, and there was this elderly white woman who had a couple of groceries and we had a whole basket of groceries. In Mississippi, the one good thing we have is, we’re known as the hospitality state. People automatically associate Mississippi with racism, so we try to be hospitable. I let the elderly white woman go before us because she only had a couple of items. All of a sudden, the girlfriend started ranting about this ain’t slavery times and we don’t have to take this sh** anymore. So that’s how most people see Mississippi. Not saying that it doesn’t exist, but it’s nothing like people on the outside think. Nowadays, we have to worry about our own people taking us out. There was this old lady that stayed in the hood, and she sat in her house looking out her window everyday. There was a murder in that area. She didn’t go to the police or anything. No one even knows if she saw what happened or not. They murdered her in her own home.

[@openranks4519]

Definitely not true🙄

[@justinfowler1271]

Y’all are a disgusting bunch. “ why does dey white flight”

[@demigodkord]

They not lying about the “good” or “better” parts of the city being right on the border of other cities.

[@kiarathehazard4287]

I pray for my brothers ❤ they’re truly strong and I pray things will change

[@df1phantom]

True a lot of Mississippi people moved to tx

[@josiah.the.sensei6183]

Honestly they love to show this side out the community in MS, but they won’t step foot on Tougaloo College Campus or JSU Campus where there are brilliant black minds that were raised in the same community and environment as some of these dudes

[@drillingig2368]

The only way they’ll step out is if girls are there. 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@UrBrainOnDrugzTV]

Thank you!

[@kevinfowler8712]

The answer is to teach them to fear God,follow His Commandments, and to love their people like they love themselves and give them some land and have them grow food and take care of animals.

[@21Kolb]

Parts of mississippi are beautiful. Im a black man and its steadily getting worse

[@twdale1]

And the education you obtain, has to be marketable. There are a lot of people with degrees that can’t do anything with that degree because it’s not marketable.

[@Jeyy-le8ej]

I was born there, lived in clarksdale for my first 15 years and if it wasn't for the military idk where I'd be

[@BLUEFANGvv]

7:20 YOOOOOO why he look like Myron at this frame 😂😂😂

[@chancereed1088]

I'm from Vicksburg and my mama got me and my brothers to Texas. Now I never knew my daddy, but I didn't get into the streets like them brothers in the video either.

[@aidenperkins3024]

I 100% agree with Don that education is the most important factor determining not just and individual’s success, but the success of a community. However I think it’s important to keep an open mind onto how communities like these ones get into such a dire state. Racism as the woman @ 23:25 points out is a big factor. Just a quick observation of a state like Mississippi’s past and the horrors committed upon black people is revolting. I believe now we are just seeing the result of the state’s successful (past) attempt at removing education from the Black community. These were actions taken long ago. Today we unfortunately still see similar attempts to remove educational opportunity from the lower class. With the soon to be administrations plans on dismantling of the Department of Education and the discontinuation of Federal Aid programs such as FASFA (designed to pay for poor students education should they be accepted to any university) it will be harder than ever for a person not already wealthy to go to college and obtain an education. These are all out in the open attempts at restricting education. While I do believe as Don does that education is the most important factor for one’s success, I believe that a good deal of discernment is necessary to determine who is trying to restrict education. Ps. “Use your education to determine who’s trying to restrict your education” Lokey cooked with that last one chat js came up with a fire quote 😂

[@aidenperkins3024]

Also some food for thought but Black folks weren’t doing to bad after slavery and during Jim Crow (obviously negating the fact that there was segregation and racism), but they were well on there way to holding the same status as any white family would. Where the trickiness kicks in is with the cocaine epidemic during the Regan Era. It’s proven that the CIA funneled cocaine into Black communities, getting people hooked on drugs, and giving the police a good reason to heavily enforce and arrest tens of thousands of black people. This mass incarceration coupled with fathers being out of the home totally devastated thousands of black communities, with the effects of it still being seen today. My last comment is when you look at who were the ones perpetrating these acts and what they believed, it begins to paint a nasty picture of Black folks shouldn’t vote for, imo.

[@justinfowler1271]

Man shush. So sick of y’all complaint wanting more money and attention. How long do we have to wait before you contribute more than you take in taxes. A decade, a century, 250 more years? It is never going to stop or change. Find a white women and integrate

[@NovaCruz40]

Almost 10 years ago I moved to a town near Mobile, AL and I’m saddened when I hear about another killing but not shocked. Some areas don’t want to admit they have problems with drugs and gangs. If only these young men would put all that energy into building themselves up, each other and their neighborhood instead of tearing it down.

[@twdale1]

Mississippi is always highest on the wrong list: high car tags, and we only have one tag; highest in crime; poorest state in the nation; probably more rural areas than anywhere else. It’s bad and it’s sad, but I’m still from the ‘Sip’!

[@dayc.2297]

I went to boot camp from Picayune and people thought I was crazy. Naw you crazy if you staying in the Yune with nothing to do

[@NolanSmith-c8u]

Clover circle and Nicholson

[@dayc.2297]

@@NolanSmith-c8u aye I was off pine st bro. Always went to Rosa park to play basketball

[@EdwardsCC]

i love how other community exploit our community and we push it and help them.

[@Tytrades]

Crazy how you can find this shi in any state.. it’s a viscous cycle that needs to be corrected. I really appreciate my father disciplining me and doing his job.

[@mp7vidz-700]

Born raised and still live in Jackson Ms I love my city But we need some SERIOUS HELP

[@BLACKSTARGL40]

I’m from moss point Mississippi and it’s so bad bruh I carry a gun everywhere I go and I don’t even got opps 😂

[@RoyaltyGotHits]

Don understands it now. The last video he did like this showing Baton Rouge, he was very different in his opinions, but this video I hear a much more aware person who’s actually understanding why these things are happening in the first place. Props to u bro

[@1jhe.bankroll]

😂 Acting Is Crazy My Guy. Get To Know Me And Do A Background Check 💯

[@TimothyC.84]

It’s crazy how a guy from a world away can walk into each neighborhood without a gun. But if a guy a couple blocks over does it…

[@justinfowler1271]

If he was white he couldn’t. What’s that called so I can describe that predatory mentality

[@Iamhimbutyouarenot]

I know people with six figure jobs that live in these same cities. So it ain’t the trap that most people swear it is. Go to school. Stop kickin it with problematic mfs. Get into college. Get a good degree (or get a damn trade). Stop spending your money on dumb stuff and actually save some of it . Move to a good neighborhood either in your city or in another state. It isn’t that hard. Just takes discipline, but you know how people always have an excuse for not wanting to sacrifice and delay gratification. 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@Mauri2rawww]

Ain’t no six figure job in Greenville Mississippi

[@jrmusic06]

How you expect them to get a good education if schools are based on property taxes? they live in poverty

[@moreycleveland2472]

NO MATTER HOW BAD THINGS CAN GET FOR SOMEONE YOU DO HAVE THOSE THAT WILL DO WHAT EVER IT TAKES TO STAY OUT OF JAIL & PRISON THATS CALLED HOLDING YOURSELF ACCOUNTABLE & APPRECIATING YOUR FREEDOM AT ALL TIME

[@ryokohakabi8886]

Havent watched DON n a bit but this was a good video

[@kenny_g_leviathan]

Born and raised in da Sip, it’s a different world

[@WHU-lz7gq]

You should collaborate with Aquarius Waive the way you both speak truly inspire me to change my life

[@Ian_Noir]

Down here in Gulfport it’s pretty chill but there are bad places down here

[@lucashollingsworth5941]

I'm from Jackson Mississippi last Dec I got shot 5 times in an attempted car jacking by 2 gunmen I fired back till they ran and drove myself to the hospital. 🙏 for my city 😢

[@twdale1]

Private prisons fills the pockets of those who are in the industry.

[@fawtyseven5516]

I use to be out there on V. Addition, Southside, and the Queens a lot. Still go to the Queens. The only issues I've had was with the actual pot holes, as to why I don't even go to some parts. ...especially when it rains....messed a car engine up that way off of McDowell Rd. getting a haircut.

[@juicebowl]

I would like you to see YD go to other online communities to discuss this exact topic. I'm thinking something along the lines of Anton Daniels or the Lapeef network to spread awareness and potential solutions to these problems.

[@jamallaster867]

We produce some of the most athletes, medical, and trade workers but somehow we choose to endorse this lifestyle. We don’t even have an NFL team and half of our successful figures move out of state. How come everybody wanna be a rapper but very few make it out? We’ve got to promote better routes for our people. We producing so much but seeing so little. It was always a common phrase when we were little “ We gotta get outta Mississippi”. But yet we tryna be like other societies (Chicago,Compton,Bronx) when we the state with some if the most black people should be setting an example.

[@jamallaster867]

Imagine for every one dollar you produce somebody else make a million. Thats what they doing to our people. Exploiting our use and giving us very little back.

[@jrmusic06]

it’s not our culture . it’s the environment/poverty that causes crime . and we are in the bad environments due systemic racism like Slavery, black codes, segregation, redlining, , war on drugs etc..

[@brothaznarmz7505]

The culture reflects the music, the music reflects the reality, the reality reflects the culture.

[@drillingig2368]

He recognizes overt racism and isn't playing the victim, but he still needs to overcome his beliefs about systemic racism.

[@SheGo3seven]

3:18 Even the ants tryna get high you know it’s treacherous out there

[@Quentin601]

I’m from 30 miles south of Jackson and even in the country towns you have to be careful. You’ll easily get blitzed out if you aren’t on your offense. There is a lot of beautiful people in Mississippi is not for the faint. I’ve seen family members from Cali and Chicago get ran out for doing too much in the country because it can be a battle field in the woods too.

[@juniorjoshua592]

"Them boys demons" 😂 don too funny.

[@TowDow3]

you know its bad when the ANTS are smoking weed. GEEZ

[@RichardMontano-t7b]

Man even the ants in jackson ms are gangsters. I wonder if the working ants kill the other working ants?. Thay would be real gangster. I wonder if those ants are into rap music

[@SDlilgrille]

They look like they escaping to me . All I see is Mississippi plates in Houston and surrounding areas, some cars I wonder how they even made the trip!

[@TheBlackSheep123]

Life for life (Genesis 9:5-6 and Exodus 21:23-25) No man can kill his neighbor and be good; for love thy neighbor as thyself is the law and vengeance is the Lord's (Deuteronomy 32:35 and Romans 12:19). The only man who can kill someone at fault is the judge, and this man is appointed by God (Exodus 2:11-12 and 3:10)

[@henrynather205]

21:45 The echo effect is intentional it is "On drugs" effect in GTA 5 so the interviewer knows he is high and wanted to convey it to the audience.

[@lilpaso7621]

From Rosedale MS🤦🏾‍♂️😂

[@cryofroze_2552]

About the story telling, In Ms, everybody is very prideful. Everybody is raised to be proud of anything you have or do. most people see this stuff as something to be proud of. They proud to be poor struggling criminals. Yeah they all exaggerate but most people will tell you stories the more you talk to them. I’ve had people confess murders to me in normal conversation. They were prolly lying but still they were proud to say it

[@user-followyeshua]

I'm losing brain cells listening to all this I feel like I'm back in maximum security 🤤

[@datkingwukong6278]

It’s funny how these dudes are quick to tote guns and claim being killers but to scared to take that energy to military face real killers in the field.

[@bradleybaylor2258]

Bro wtf are you talking about? That ain’t how the military works

[@washingtonguy1355]

And this is why it’s important to vote based on policies and not emotions. We also need to fix our youth and work against big companies that push racism still it’s not the people it’s the companies in America

[@DejiDigital]

don gon have dreads and be animating before the end of next year

[@PODHEADZ]

the war here is between real street dudes and dudes thats not built for the streets

[@jcblue1981]

I live in jackson ms its alot of yns at my school

[@CashKiinG]

The lack of education is very evident 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@jontamagee1233]

Im from mccomb and i know what it,s like i be hearing gun shots left and right and also jackson is the worst place i move to becuase my mother wanted to go there i got home sick becuase i miss my grandparents it was a few years ago

[@youngmoney6850]

Its alot of poverty in Jackson compared to Hattiesburg,Ms which is beautiful. You can't trust anyone in Jackson bc they aren't sincere. I remember i was visiting Jackson and I gave a friend $20 to go get me some weed and he ran off with the money. Then another guy pulled up and sold me some weed and some grass stuffed in a bag. These are the kind of games that get ninjas put on gun memorial.

[@NovaCruz40]

Unfortunately this is happening everywhere not just big cities. Like the lady said they don’t know good role models so they imitate and follow what they think is cool.

[@beatbytapi]

I need that jersey Whered you get it?

[@Virtuosity109]

Don i was raised by white and black parents so ion even be acting hood fr. Im a good kid on no yn stuff but i aint like school bro

[@Fluer-de-Lis]

I loved Mississippi but I also noticed that it’s trapped in a culture brick wall. The black people have a serious mistrust of white people and were extremely racist towards me and white people. I’m not white but I’m creole and don’t have a strong accent so they just immediately treated me differently. I gravitated (unusually) towards white people. They have awesome colleges but they have accepted the impoverishment.

[@justinfowler1271]

We will love and accept you. Plus you’re beautiful. Just don’t breed with these in video

[@vaper8824]

Breaking the cycle starts with education.

[@justinfowler1271]

It starts with God

[@tonycoles9618]

Y'all need to come to the Mississippi Gulf Coast

[@Jatarius_19]

Bro the coast sucks

[@major74profit]

I hate to admit it... but u can't have a documentary about Mississippi without going to Meridian aka "Muderidian"

[@ladybug3380]

I’m mad at the women who keep birthing children into these environments. Why tf would you do this to your children?

[@Thepapperman]

This is typical hood culture at this point out here in baberton oh it's dudes tryna start gangs and there using drill rap slang these dudes do this for the females

[@RedSupremeIsHalfMexican]

They choose to do this I have no sympathy for the ones that embrace this BS

[@soul7781]

If its racist to assume danger by the first look of someone then humans were created racist. Its nature for people to see bad things happen then gain the ability to notice the signs its a survival instinct, thats why were still here. Its like bro walks into a school with a trench coat and a hat and if you dont assume something may happen you are probably naturally selected to not survive. This comment aint got no bias truly its just facts if you think ab it.

[@Jade_Hanson]

2 words, Culture and Mindset.

[@JustinGolson-m6m]

They grown as hell

[@juicebowl]

1:34:00 I think that was the purpose of affirmative action. To educate people from these communities so that information and culture could trickle down and change the community, but we have groups that don't want that to happen. 1:31:00 What happened when these black communities were doing better. Things didn't always use to be this bad.

[@stevendenton8994]

Mississippi Gulf Coast in the Chat ! Fredrick street got love! Believe dat! …… I stomp around here all day everyday

[@ivorilygaming9870]

Unc don got us good

[@xRichieeex]

If you have a phone with service and access to google and KZbin there’s no reason you can’t learn a skill and sell it. These guys could easily fix up their neighborhood and up its property value, But they enjoy this life style . I lived in Baton Rouge, Louisiana it’s the same ordeal there . They don’t wanna be helped .

[@Ky2-420]

How you think Dey make dey money using Dey skills😂

[@jrmusic06]

They don’t have the best education . And the reason they don’t have the best education is due to schools being funded by property taxes

[@BiblicallyHandle]

1:01:50 Young Don, think of the 10 commandments.

[@moreycleveland2472]

NEGATIVEVITY GETS THE HEAD LINES & ALL THE ATTENTION

[@RoyaltyGotHits]

28:30 sadly (or maybe it’s not sad at all) no one is profiting from these T-shirts being made. Usually it’s just a family member or a friend of a family member who makes them, so they give them to the family of the deceased for free.

[@acecannon9676]

Stories like this is why defund the police makes 0 sense to me. Of course there are some bad actors, but spending money in proper training and recruitment can solve both that problem and help dangerous communities like this one safer.

[@NNOutBurger_Gaming]

if we acknowledge that poverty and lack of resources is the problem why would adding more police be the solution? lol

[@michaelbryant9375]

Bruh I live in MS I know that stadium they was by the hospital out north that’s not out south

[@HelloKittySGTC]

What an uneducated way to talk.