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You can take the I-210 bypass across a much newer, less sketchy feeling bridge. Fwiw ive been across both in an 79,xxxlb vehicle

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You went down the wrong way, I’m on the left side of Avenue B we’re the Pic-a-Pak chicken is

I lived in Slidell from 99- 02. I never thought Hammond was that bad.

I miss my little home town😥

Good job 👏 👍 👌

Hey I'm from the Westside it is what it is

Love it, lived there

Lived there and love it

dont look that bad tbh ive seen worse places Detriot,Los Angles New York Bronyx nola is bad but every city big or small is gonna have bad parts this looks alot compared too what it used after the storm there where abandoned houses everywhere and barely any street lights trust me its alot more improved

This is where my family was born & raised! Earline Simmons/ Davis

It surly didnt.. i stayed in B.R. in 1999 and this was not like this

I'm surprised how empty it looks. No traffic.

Have they got caught yet?! 🤔

Imagine how nice this place was during segregation

Looks of course… but only toured North/South Parkerson and not any areas to the west.

Shidd Louisiana aint no better than the sip

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LR would be such a nice place to call home if only.......

Couyons have some good food

Grew up here when I was young. Trust me it's very different at night.

Take Back America

P yungin city

I used to work in that white building on the right corner, at the very beginning. It was Risher Radio & TV back then. John Risher said he was the first to sell a tv in MS. I have slept under the overhead bridge, and walked the entire city, been on the Bell telephone tower for a New Year's Eve party, but I am glad to be gone from that town. Too many baed mayors, city admin people, just mismanagement everywhere.

The huge house is for Donny Rouse the supermarket owner

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went through here on i90, stopped to get some food. The guy at the gas station asked if we wanted some weed. Boy that was some of the best weed ive ever had

Moving from Atlanta to Hattiesburg soon, can't wait for the change...🙂

Kinda like the small I came from to much water issues and jobs leaving the area to other countries. Sad to see history in the country going going gone. Great video keep it up .😂😂😢😊😊😊

That's My hometown!!! Left 18 years ago but it'll always be Home❤️Sweet home Born & Raised!!! 👌🏾Town, TheBerry🍓 🖤🐝💛🐝

Is sulphur boring ?

Bro I live there like a mile from there

I’m researching my genealogy and a lot of my family was born in Whitecastle during the late 1800’s.

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Dude this was not the hoods lol you in the good areas of back a town ho in the middle part of back a town thats where all the shootings and murders be happening at anywhere on the out skirts of back a town is good neighbors where i live.

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Eunice used to be a nice town when I lived there now it’s just a shithole

❤❤❤❤❤ My home town.My favorite city and state.

I support these two 💕

You passed our house right up 2x. Rolled right onto Morgan St with no worries! Lol that was brave!!! Crime & drugs are rampet in Houma. Hear gun shots often & drugs are everywhere. Hoping one day to move out. And I'm Native. Definitely not Alaskan lol Ida was a category 5. The government just didn't want to admit that! Boats on the bayous had it clocked as a 5! And you passed up stop signs like no one's business. Behind a cop at that.

Think you can go bk and drive thru Mlk or South Young st?

Their s no people there?

I remember the new and pretty and awesome from my grandmother's house on University to my Aunt's on N. Walnut. Elementary, Jr. High and McCall. Downtown was the joint .

My town

It doesn't take long for people who don't appreciate a clean environment to tear it down.

nice video

People crazy money hungry,horny nosey