This is what I'm talking about. No gang activity, no violence. No, talk. Oh, you don't want to go that way. You don't want to go this way All these people look legitimately happy in the situation that They are in. Coming from the South myself. I can appreciate this. Everybody working together as a unit and respect one another.
And to respond to that man at the end. I am happy to take that visit. I'm happy to go through this vlog and enjoy what you guys are doing with your life. And to the man that took the video. Thank you for showing some light on a positive atmosphere.
What are you talking about looks can be deceiving Lauderhill is extremely dangerous and there are shootings there every other day, Florida hoods are very divided and dysfunctional there not working together thats just for the camera
I understand that Things seem calm, but it can change in a split secand I know everybody's gonna fight for their own hood. at nighttime is when it pops off the most I bet
I remember being straight outta Brooklyn and had to live in Florida for 2 years. Lauderhill (specifically Melrose Park) was the realest place out there. They never judged me or treated me like an outsider like the other places I been down there. Respect to these guys man
Yessuh. Original Lauderhill baby since 84. From 794, to 319, Shallowside (1900), Deepside, Inverray and way west to University Drive. I love my city. Livest city in Broward. Yoooo
And that’s my dog in the grey hoodie. My boy one Ceas straight off 56 Ave Habitat to be exact. Yall be looking out for our music. BIG WESTSIDE/MoneyJunky shit. Shot out to everybody in the Kill 💪🏾❤️
Listen to this Gen Xer who lived off both 55th & 56th ave. Back in the 70s when we first moved to Lauderhill from over by Dillard high there weren’t many blacks it was mostly jews & Italian. My mom even worked in the home of an Italian family that owned a wine company named the Gallos. They put low income black families in the apartments that’s backed up to the turnpike which is where I lived. I went to Royal Palm Elementary & Lauderhill middle. It was a prosperous city with no crime. I remember how badly my family wanted to rent in tree garden as it was pristine. We ended up moving into the apartments directly in front of them because we were on section 8. We also lived on 27th ct. off 56th known now as u street. I have swam in every last pool in deepside as we would often trespass into the large complexes. It was my brother & his friends that named that side of Lauderhill “deepside” in the 80s. I also remember how u would be stopped by the police if u entered Inverray off Oakland & 56th. It was home to the television stars such as Jackie Gleason. Often times u could see Frank Sinatra & Sammy Davis, Jr with Gleason playing golf off Rock Island Rd. near Oakland park Blvd. Lauderhill back then was a playground for some and an unknowable trap for others. I remember when I became pregnant with my one & only child I brought him home to 5820 NW 27th ct. to my mother’s surprise 😊. We had a close community back then. Some Haitian’s & Jamaican’s immigrated moving in next door & we all had to acclimate to each other’s culture which at times (many years) wasn’t easy however, overtime we became one. Looking back now I can see the deliberate measures taken to by those in positions of power to defund the city turning it into what we currently see today. Grouping low income individuals together is a recipe for disaster because one can only survive and not thrive. All of that is done by design. Sadly, to this day my brother is one caught up in the system that led to him being homeless off 55th while my other brother turned to heavy drugs & my last brother passing away. My sister & I along with a few cousins & friends decided not to fall in the trap & are ok. In conclusion, Lauderhill was such a beautiful place to live & will always hold a place in my heart as all my memories are there. I witnessed in this video good hearted people who would probably give u the shirt off their backs if u were in need. We deepsiders are loving individuals just some playing the hand they were dealt. Shout out to Speedy, Dexter, Lydia, Tooka,, Red, Reggie, Barry, Peaches & the crew. Deepside babyyy! ❤
The Inverrary section of Lauderhill was a Jewish stronghold made up of mostly retirees & individuals at leisure. It was exclusive, sort of like a private city within a city. Inverrary Gardens was no different than any other complex in Inverrary as it was crawling with well to do white men whom loved playing golf. Golf carts were driven probably more than actual cars. That’s all u could see literally everywhere often time stopping traffic as they casually crossed the busy street. Inverrary Gardens had beautiful landscaping as did all of that section of the city. Some of Inverrary was not built out and resembled a forest. Inverrary even had a nice cozy park that couples would frequent in the night hours that was just south of IG. But all of that is gone since the housing boom. Majority of the Jewish community is gone too moving out west to Plantation & then again heading north to Parkland. However, there is still a remnant in Inverrary off 44th. Did u or family live there?
Damn Hood Vlogs I never thought I’d see the day you hit my hometown of Deepside. Great work bro this is a community of hardworking people thank you for this!
I absolutely was thinking the same thing about time and they did our city the right way people don’t really know where a lot of things started like we are the ones who created donks my people started tower shops and speed and truck world SOLO CREATIONS THROW SOME D’s ON IT
I absolutely love how he represented Broward County FL to show that you can be a real nicca without a story of gangs, violence, etc... let's make this more popular
I enjoyed this one , it’s always a good vibe seeing people humble and positively prideful regardless of whom or what …. None of that extra tough business on the camera …. Just being who they are
9:00 was the best part of this video "these kids only got $1 why everything so high on the ice cream truck and you riding thru poverty you should have stuff for $1.
One of tha realest vids from Lauderdale no capp he represented deepside to da fullest and told da truth, Lauderdale Broward County all dayyy bihh. Manor boi 4 life.
Mad people think it cool and they tuff cus they living in a bad area but if u in the hood you’ll either join a gang which you’ll either be dead or in jail in a few years or even if you’re not involved u and ur family can get killed ur not a lame nigga for focusing on ur goals to get rich n make it out
@@hoopdocs what’s good,yeah they pay good up here ,I work for Sysco in Saint Paul ..cost of living lil better too shih broward tax rn if you tryna get a nice place and they don’t pay good in Fl
This isn't a hood anymore I grew up in fort Lauderdale in the 80s and 90s that hood he is calling a hood is paradise now compare to what it was back then this youngster doesn't know what he is talking about trash can alley and Lennox apts and tater town was bad back then when the zulu and latin kings and the davie boys rolled
They need jobs and education and parents needed to do better job teaching them to leave the place and not hang out but this is generations of this type of non teaching
Aye broward back in the building 🫡 Alot ass wooping used to happen back in the days at That turnpike crossing from deepside into shallow side n vica versa 😂
Oh, that’s what separates them? I’ve lived all over Central Broward for 20+ years, City of Lauderhill since May 2022, never knew what was what. 😂 I drive through there all the time, but never messed with those neighborhoods
Sure did my sister tore a set of twins & they lil big brother down. My mom & her bestie heard about it & cut up a water hose & went looking for they mama 😂 That was mid 80s. It was wild
@Aydin-Adam yep that crossing goes by lauderhill middle into shallow side (the East side of turnpike). Deepside is the West side of turnpike between Oakland park blvd and sunrise blvd.
@@MissygalI know that's right 😅. shooooot up until a few years ago I my boy that stayed in Tree garden said people was still getting they ass wooped there 🤣
So I’m from Ft Worth, Texas, I’m white and never lived in what would be the hood, but you hear about these places and how dangerous it is, and I don’t doubt it. But these young and older people are smart, articulate and care deeply about where they came from and I don’t get how they are just in poverty with little hope for the “American Dream”, this is not right. I’m almost 61 and grew up with black, white, Hispanic and many other cultures, something has to be done about this. I wish I knew the answers, but why do we send billions in aid to other countries while we let our American brothers and sisters live in such dangerous situations. Love to all!
Boy this changed i remember 2500 56th inverary apt ❤954 55th Lauderhill right by the corner store omw to the bridge overpass to shallow side good times
Yesuuuh, 954 all day. Much love from Hollywood FL, Liberia projects. Grew up in Collins apartments and Crystal Lake hood but I love Lauderhill. Great people, bars, and restaurants on University Dr. Don't get it twisted though, aint nothing sweet over there! Mind ya biz and have a good time.
Wassup Lauderhill and Davie.....was down there 98/99....all respect...never had a problem in the middle of chaos...had to pass SWAT a few times to visit....lol
I’m the Perfume man in Deep Side coming from little Haiti in Miami and let me tell you! This is one of the last untamed beautiful community of black folk who work hard and love living as good as possible.❤💪🏽💯
0:09 lmao complaining to "unc" about his ice cream truck prices.. food & gas have gone up, my guy. everyone pays the price. "unc" aint the problem, champ. the govt is. roaming around the neighborhood in a van, selling shyt isn't free.
The new Generation of the Incarcerrated Population, the new homeless population and the new generation of the poor population. Most will fill the cemetaries and mourges as well. SAD
Home is home. I grew up in a an apartment building in queens. Never saw grass at all but it was home. A hood is a home that all it is. Good to see new parks for the kids
@@ZexhoisBack I started coming outside around 92-93( in the bronx)..when I came to queens( jamaica) in 97 it was nothing but grass( manicured lawns ) in jamaica( north & south sides) queens
From 1987 - 1991 nw 25th st…. we had a rec center with a pool on 60th terrace,nw 26th st…. you either went down to Sunset strip from McDonald’s to the neighborhood market or up nw 29 Pl to hit the corner stores… there used to be an ice cream shop at Sunset strip at the city park where everyone chilled.
Yup, Sunday evening my family would go to Carvel Ice Cream on Sunset Strip then head to the playground just behind it. That was in the 80s when I used to go go there
@Steve-Richter Dude what is there to understand? There's plenty of examples of successful black people that nobody is obligated to show you if you're going to be willfully ignorant, and you don't personally know anybody in this video.
Привет! Работаю техником в Xfinity. Очень часто работаю в этом районе. Lauderhill. Если по честному, бывает очень стремно, всегда остерегаюсь. Как ты спокойно с ними корешишься, очень удивляет😮
Y’all talk about the struggle but what is you doing daily to get out ??? In the corner drinking beer with a bunch of bums ? Makes no sense blind leading the blind
I live in Lauderhill. Lauderhill is not too bad. Just show respect, and people will give it back. Some of the young dudes be on that time, but mostly people just be retaliating. Do people get shot or killed? Yes, all the time. Mostly, though, just show people their respect. That's over there by the Boys and Girls Club. China Hut is wild, lol.
Lived in this area for a little over a decade. Trust me, it’s not that back at all. There used to be very little criminal activities there. I mean, very very little. Now it’s much better. Law enforcement did a great job there although some of them can be jack a..s. But overall, they are ok. And because of cost of living, lot of houses, apartments, condos got to be sold to people with different mentally. That really help with the transition.
Back in the day I lived in Lauderdale Lakes and I was waiting for the bus at the Lauderhill Lakes terminal and some dudes kept circling around me but my bus suddenly pulled up before anything happened
One of the most important things he said.. if not the most important is thank God he got up out. Oh that men would praise the Lord...ps.107.. this is 84 chapters after 23 which is the psalm Quando was reading in that cell on ABG. ........wow and I did not mean to make that rhyme. The most High really loves you...I mean really no matter what we been through.
This is what I'm talking about. No gang activity, no violence. No, talk. Oh, you don't want to go that way. You don't want to go this way All these people look legitimately happy in the situation that They are in. Coming from the South myself. I can appreciate this. Everybody working together as a unit and respect one another.
And to respond to that man at the end. I am happy to take that visit. I'm happy to go through this vlog and enjoy what you guys are doing with your life. And to the man that took the video. Thank you for showing some light on a positive atmosphere.
don’t get it confused. it’s not the same Cali politics but it’s highly dangerous. especially with the young dudes
What are you talking about looks can be deceiving Lauderhill is extremely dangerous and there are shootings there every other day, Florida hoods are very divided and dysfunctional there not working together thats just for the camera
You are delusional. All of these people are criminals
I understand that Things seem calm, but it can change in a split secand I know everybody's gonna fight for their own hood. at nighttime is when it pops off the most I bet
I remember being straight outta Brooklyn and had to live in Florida for 2 years. Lauderhill (specifically Melrose Park) was the realest place out there. They never judged me or treated me like an outsider like the other places I been down there. Respect to these guys man
All the dope people I've met are from Brooklyn NY. Real, authentic energy from yall. Much love.
Melrose is not lauderhill
@@shortz8108 Correct, thats why he/she put it in parenthesis.
@@dredheadluna420 Should’ve just said “Fort Lauderdale”. Anyway, Melrose Park isn’t far from Lauderhill
I know you gotta be jamaican or trini if you went from bk to lauderhill
"Fuck a dollar jit got 4 quarters" lmfao I love Florida hoods man
😂😂😂
You gots to be supportin the community.
Yessuh. Original Lauderhill baby since 84. From 794, to 319, Shallowside (1900), Deepside, Inverray and way west to University Drive. I love my city. Livest city in Broward. Yoooo
@@rand_-mk5lb yea i remember Inverary Gardens. On 44th and Inverary Blvd. They used to have Alotta hoes back in the days 😂😂😂😂😮💨
Choooooooooo💪🏾💯🤙🏾
And that’s my dog in the grey hoodie. My boy one Ceas straight off 56 Ave Habitat to be exact. Yall be looking out for our music. BIG WESTSIDE/MoneyJunky shit. Shot out to everybody in the Kill 💪🏾❤️
@@kobyelliard7612 ok den 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💯💯💯💯
5519💯
Ima Deepsida! Shallow Side, Parkway, Melrose, tater town! 🎶🎵
They don't know about it! 55th, The overpath, lauderhill middle... The good ole days 💯💯
We bout that and we livin like that “aint nuttin but a quarter of a century “ what yall know about that
Listen to this Gen Xer who lived off both 55th & 56th ave. Back in the 70s when we first moved to Lauderhill from over by Dillard high there weren’t many blacks it was mostly jews & Italian. My mom even worked in the home of an Italian family that owned a wine company named the Gallos. They put low income black families in the apartments that’s backed up to the turnpike which is where I lived. I went to Royal Palm Elementary & Lauderhill middle. It was a prosperous city with no crime. I remember how badly my family wanted to rent in tree garden as it was pristine. We ended up moving into the apartments directly in front of them because we were on section 8. We also lived on 27th ct. off 56th known now as u street. I have swam in every last pool in deepside as we would often trespass into the large complexes. It was my brother & his friends that named that side of Lauderhill “deepside” in the 80s. I also remember how u would be stopped by the police if u entered Inverray off Oakland & 56th. It was home to the television stars such as Jackie Gleason. Often times u could see Frank Sinatra & Sammy Davis, Jr with Gleason playing golf off Rock Island Rd. near Oakland park Blvd. Lauderhill back then was a playground for some and an unknowable trap for others. I remember when I became pregnant with my one & only child I brought him home to 5820 NW 27th ct. to my mother’s surprise 😊. We had a close community back then. Some Haitian’s & Jamaican’s immigrated moving in next door & we all had to acclimate to each other’s culture which at times (many years) wasn’t easy however, overtime we became one. Looking back now I can see the deliberate measures taken to by those in positions of power to defund the city turning it into what we currently see today. Grouping low income individuals together is a recipe for disaster because one can only survive and not thrive. All of that is done by design. Sadly, to this day my brother is one caught up in the system that led to him being homeless off 55th while my other brother turned to heavy drugs & my last brother passing away. My sister & I along with a few cousins & friends decided not to fall in the trap & are ok. In conclusion, Lauderhill was such a beautiful place to live & will always hold a place in my heart as all my memories are there. I witnessed in this video good hearted people who would probably give u the shirt off their backs if u were in need. We deepsiders are loving individuals just some playing the hand they were dealt. Shout out to Speedy, Dexter, Lydia, Tooka,, Red, Reggie, Barry, Peaches & the crew. Deepside babyyy! ❤
Very cool. Do you remember how Fairways of Inverrary was back in the day when it was Inverrary Gardens?
If so how was it?
The Inverrary section of Lauderhill was a Jewish stronghold made up of mostly retirees & individuals at leisure. It was exclusive, sort of like a private city within a city. Inverrary Gardens was no different than any other complex in Inverrary as it was crawling with well to do white men whom loved playing golf. Golf carts were driven probably more than actual cars. That’s all u could see literally everywhere often time stopping traffic as they casually crossed the busy street. Inverrary Gardens had beautiful landscaping as did all of that section of the city. Some of Inverrary was not built out and resembled a forest. Inverrary even had a nice cozy park that couples would frequent in the night hours that was just south of IG. But all of that is gone since the housing boom. Majority of the Jewish community is gone too moving out west to Plantation & then again heading north to Parkland. However, there is still a remnant in Inverrary off 44th.
Did u or family live there?
@@Missygal Yeah we lived out there. I remember it being rough to be honest.
@@rand_-mk5lbMy perspective given was in the 70s/80s but yes now it’s rougher. Lauderhill in general is rough shallow and deepside
80% of the people in this video not from deepside 🤣how Dueceuno get in here he from deerfield 🤦🏽♂️😂😂😂😂
it be like that sometimes lol
Damn Hood Vlogs I never thought I’d see the day you hit my hometown of Deepside. Great work bro this is a community of hardworking people thank you for this!
I’m glad you liked the video. Thank you for your kind feedback bro!
I absolutely was thinking the same thing about time and they did our city the right way people don’t really know where a lot of things started like we are the ones who created donks my people started tower shops and speed and truck world SOLO CREATIONS THROW SOME D’s ON IT
Shout out to my Broward County and Lauderhill people from North Miami Beach and Allapattah. Much love to y'all
NMB and AP here also, mejia you got to be Dominican. Showing love to real down South originals, we always had fun growing up.
Hialeah but I’m tryna slide outta here rn
AP here what it do, trey side love and love to east side hialeah too.
Geez
NMB to Lauderhill. Love it here
Reminds me of the 90s in Naranja! ! Love from the homies in South Dade.
Goulds in hea 💯
I absolutely love how he represented Broward County FL to show that you can be a real nicca without a story of gangs, violence, etc... let's make this more popular
I enjoyed this one , it’s always a good vibe seeing people humble and positively prideful regardless of whom or what …. None of that extra tough business on the camera …. Just being who they are
9:00 was the best part of this video "these kids only got $1 why everything so high on the ice cream truck and you riding thru poverty you should have stuff for $1.
Lauderhill 954 !!!! My Neighbor hood ✊🏽
One of tha realest vids from Lauderdale no capp he represented deepside to da fullest and told da truth, Lauderdale Broward County all dayyy bihh. Manor boi 4 life.
Mad people think it cool and they tuff cus they living in a bad area but if u in the hood you’ll either join a gang which you’ll either be dead or in jail in a few years or even if you’re not involved u and ur family can get killed ur not a lame nigga for focusing on ur goals to get rich n make it out
Can you even type or speak proper English????
Shout out to Lauderhill all the way from St Paul Minnesota
Ay Minneapolis here now, used to stay in Lauderhill with my auntie n em way back like 2008-9
They trying to kick niggaz out . Deepside not deepside no more
Same I’m from all over Broward, in Minneapolis now for last year
@@goodmanners_7164 what's good bro! You like it here?
@@hoopdocs what’s good,yeah they pay good up here ,I work for Sysco in Saint Paul ..cost of living lil better too shih broward tax rn if you tryna get a nice place and they don’t pay good in Fl
Is that xxxtentacion hood?
yessir
salute my boy you're in my county that's dope! #954 Love.
U don't kno deepside!!! 1. Haitians n Jamaicans are all ove 56 55th ain't no special area🤡
This isn't a hood anymore I grew up in fort Lauderdale in the 80s and 90s that hood he is calling a hood is paradise now compare to what it was back then this youngster doesn't know what he is talking about trash can alley and Lennox apts and tater town was bad back then when the zulu and latin kings and the davie boys rolled
Remember Thug Life outta Sunland? Im from Lauderdale Manors
The land of Mic Checkin, Dome Checkin, Streets Wreckin 954 Broward County💪🏾💯
For the record China Hut got the best griot in Broward 😮💨
Thats the REAL Broward County 💯 shoutout 2 dem boys 🕺🏿🗣 da ppl maneee!
They need jobs and education and parents needed to do better job teaching them to leave the place and not hang out but this is generations of this type of non teaching
This why I’m in fl , 239 ft Myers ! Love Florida
Yeah I'm moving there myself just A different kind of vibe
239 what it do !
Aye broward back in the building 🫡
Alot ass wooping used to happen back in the days at That turnpike crossing from deepside into shallow side n vica versa 😂
Oh, that’s what separates them? I’ve lived all over Central Broward for 20+ years, City of Lauderhill since May 2022, never knew what was what. 😂 I drive through there all the time, but never messed with those neighborhoods
Sure did my sister tore a set of twins & they lil big brother down. My mom & her bestie heard about it & cut up a water hose & went looking for they mama 😂 That was mid 80s. It was wild
@Aydin-Adam yep that crossing goes by lauderhill middle into shallow side (the East side of turnpike). Deepside is the West side of turnpike between Oakland park blvd and sunrise blvd.
@@MissygalI know that's right 😅. shooooot up until a few years ago I my boy that stayed in Tree garden said people was still getting they ass wooped there 🤣
I definitely have a name carved there😂
I remember when Devonhut was all white, my Aunt was the first Black to own there.
That’s home of the Jam Pony Express music… That’s old Fla Dj… your welcome bam 💥 400 Degrees version is 🔥
Pickled eggs yummm Florida things
The pickled egg 🥚 pickle hot sausage go crazy!!
It tastes like garbage
So I’m from Ft Worth, Texas, I’m white and never lived in what would be the hood, but you hear about these places and how dangerous it is, and I don’t doubt it. But these young and older people are smart, articulate and care deeply about where they came from and I don’t get how they are just in poverty with little hope for the “American Dream”, this is not right. I’m almost 61 and grew up with black, white, Hispanic and many other cultures, something has to be done about this. I wish I knew the answers, but why do we send billions in aid to other countries while we let our American brothers and sisters live in such dangerous situations. Love to all!
Damn, how you pull up to deep side and don’t mention the checkers? 😂. I love to see broward county getting some love though, respect!
21305🌴
Lived there 5 years just moved and I Loved it. That’s where I felt safe 🔥🔥🔥
Boy this changed i remember 2500 56th inverary apt ❤954 55th Lauderhill right by the corner store omw to the bridge overpass to shallow side good times
Long live Rah Rah💯🤞🏼
All I know is that is a great neighborhood. Great food, very convenient to everything. Very safe and nice area.
Why they sound like they from Houston but this a good video they just being cool not being extra nothing like that
They speak Ebonics
56 st THE U
Thank you 🙏🏽 for covering Deepside Lauderhill...Real ones only. Biggest swag, style, culture. Shout out Big Nick South Florida. If u know u know
Big Nick definitely out here making a difference.
@@omgmoon954 Yup, teaching police (and citizens) the law for a long time...sad he has to do that for police
It gets real over there. Lived there when i first moved to Florida and shit was taped off every other day. Had to get up outta there FAST😂
Yesuuuh, 954 all day. Much love from Hollywood FL, Liberia projects. Grew up in Collins apartments and Crystal Lake hood but I love Lauderhill. Great people, bars, and restaurants on University Dr. Don't get it twisted though, aint nothing sweet over there! Mind ya biz and have a good time.
Speakin the facts if yah know you know
Funny how Florida dudes wear hoodies in 140 degrees. Smh 🤦🏽♂️ Lol
Wassup Lauderhill and Davie.....was down there 98/99....all respect...never had a problem in the middle of chaos...had to pass SWAT a few times to visit....lol
YOU SUPPOSED TO BROADCAST DEEPSIDE WITH LIL CRIX OR AT LEAST SHOUT HIM OUT THATS THE BIGGEST PERSON OVER THERE AND HE ALREADY DID ONE WITH TOMMY G
I get what u saying but they different generations
I’m the Perfume man in Deep Side coming from little Haiti in Miami and let me tell you! This is one of the last untamed beautiful community of black folk who work hard and love living as good as possible.❤💪🏽💯
You sell in the lauderhill mall ?
Bra with the Kangol hat that be at the store on 55th?
Big ups if yah sold either any where in lauderkill or at the swap shop rip I def spent some bread with you and I spent hella bread with the juice man
mann good to seee T Stunna doing good... throw back to them GUNZ day... Young AC, Keebo, TStunna.. they had some realllly ggood music
“Aint nuttin but a quarter of a century “ blade he might be from dade but we def was bumpin him
My boy t stunna 🔥🔥
0:09 lmao complaining to "unc" about his ice cream truck prices.. food & gas have gone up, my guy. everyone pays the price. "unc" aint the problem, champ. the govt is. roaming around the neighborhood in a van, selling shyt isn't free.
Rest in peace my lil Kuzzo city in Randy ❤️🙏🏿
Much love to Lauderhill ✊🏾 stayed out there in the 90’s and 2000’s from The Bay Area California I loved living there.
Wya now
@@Xhrisdass1t305 Bay Area
That’s a beautiful transition cause lauderhill getting worst and worst
@@disturbedconfessions u got telegram?
@@disturbedconfessionswhat part of
I’m frm deepside 😂😂😂
I lived in deep side in 05 it was a lot fun but it was crazy
Shout out to my Florida family and friends!
S/o to Broward county from Richmond California
Used to live in Miami
From Miami to Cali that's wassup 💯
Nothing like old Miami!! Word.
The new Generation of the Incarcerrated Population, the new homeless population and the new generation of the poor population. Most will fill the cemetaries and mourges as well. SAD
Facts
That’s little Jamaica
Home is home. I grew up in a an apartment building in queens. Never saw grass at all but it was home. A hood is a home that all it is. Good to see new parks for the kids
QGTM
An apartment building & not seeing grass (in queens of all places) is crazy
@@thatGuyQuincyhe prolly from the 80s-90s era
@@ZexhoisBack I started coming outside around 92-93( in the bronx)..when I came to queens( jamaica) in 97 it was nothing but grass( manicured lawns ) in jamaica( north & south sides) queens
你不需要草坪，因为草坪会致癌
I'm in Pompano aka Pompton.
It’s the Noya
From 1987 - 1991 nw 25th st…. we had a rec center with a pool on 60th terrace,nw 26th st…. you either went down to Sunset strip from McDonald’s to the neighborhood market or up nw 29 Pl to hit the corner stores… there used to be an ice cream shop at Sunset strip at the city park where everyone chilled.
Yup, Sunday evening my family would go to Carvel Ice Cream on Sunset Strip then head to the playground just behind it. That was in the 80s when I used to go go there
I’m getting old man I didn’t understand half of what they was saying
Were suppose to glorify this? What's the point of this content?
Does anyone do any work? Build homes? Car repair? Write computer code? Amazon delivery?
You aint posed to do SHIT but watch the video, like, comment, & subscribe so HoodVlogs can get paid
@@Steve-RichterDo you?
@@dickensanthony how to understand this terrible behavior? People all around the world like to work and accomplish things.
@Steve-Richter Dude what is there to understand? There's plenty of examples of successful black people that nobody is obligated to show you if you're going to be willfully ignorant, and you don't personally know anybody in this video.
когда уже будет русский из гетто? жду очень долго
I be doing amazon delivery around this area. It really is a good area. Give respect and you get it back
Man hood vlogs we need you to go to Hallandale beach Florida Zone 10 area.💯🤘🏼
You better off talking to lil crix not tee stunna 😂
Привет! Работаю техником в Xfinity. Очень часто работаю в этом районе. Lauderhill.
Если по честному, бывает очень стремно, всегда остерегаюсь.
Как ты спокойно с ними корешишься, очень удивляет😮
Does anyone actually "work"...and what language are they spitting
Y’all talk about the struggle but what is you doing daily to get out ??? In the corner drinking beer with a bunch of bums ? Makes no sense blind leading the blind
❤ Buck Potter TH-cam channel I love South Florida hold it down
Snack kingz in effect 🙌🏼
I live in Lauderhill. Lauderhill is not too bad. Just show respect, and people will give it back. Some of the young dudes be on that time, but mostly people just be retaliating. Do people get shot or killed? Yes, all the time. Mostly, though, just show people their respect. That's over there by the Boys and Girls Club. China Hut is wild, lol.
Lived in this area for a little over a decade. Trust me, it’s not that back at all. There used to be very little criminal activities there. I mean, very very little. Now it’s much better. Law enforcement did a great job there although some of them can be jack a..s. But overall, they are ok. And because of cost of living, lot of houses, apartments, condos got to be sold to people with different mentally. That really help with the transition.
Enjoyed this one fr
Back in the day I lived in Lauderdale Lakes and I was waiting for the bus at the Lauderhill Lakes terminal and some dudes kept circling around me but my bus suddenly pulled up before anything happened
Lauderdale Lakes does not have a bus terminal, but it does have bus stops.
Peace 2 Broward County. From a Palm Beach Dude.
I’m glad he spoke on the positive stuff about Deepside guarantee it can get very very crazy but happy to see my hood got a lil recognition
Crazy if you know yah know well keep it at that we don’t want to scare anyone away from our amazing city our hometown
Back in day we had lock haven on 56 and Oakland jumping ❤🙌
I'm from Queenz but Lauderdale will always be my 2nd Home..
That ice cream man ain’t never coming back to that hood 🤣😭
She right tho those prices to high
wow, a bunch of adults giving the ice cream man a hard time about a dollar....
56th and 19th on gawd
One of the most important things he said.. if not the most important is thank God he got up out. Oh that men would praise the Lord...ps.107.. this is 84 chapters after 23 which is the psalm Quando was reading in that cell on ABG. ........wow and I did not mean to make that rhyme. The most High really loves you...I mean really no matter what we been through.
Yoo!! I put the air conditioners in that hood. When they was renovating it!!
People I Pompano/Deerfield hood better than this 😂😂😂
Those two cities you named aint nowhere near as dangerous as Lauderdale or Lauderhill tho. Even Dania at that lol
@@browardc2428Pompano has some wild hoods though.
The chick with the pink tank top has a cool clothing line. I think she was on hood vlogs before.
Start asking what's their ethnicity
Legendary frfr ❤Oakland park n 55th frtr
LKB BABY
I used to live here. Brings back memories.
ZMF ZUPERIOR 🇭🇹 🇯🇲
Too many "hoods" in the United States.
Stop lying you’re not from there
stunna islanddd 🌴💚
Awesomeness Truespeak Hey Thank You For All You Do Hood Vlogs Style🔥🇺🇸🆙
Stunna the hardest to come out the meth🔥🔥3️⃣3️⃣🇯🇲🇭🇹
This video drops a couple weeks before the cricket world cup plays at the Lauderhill cricket grounds. Good timing!
Yeah that should bring the fans lol😅
GULA.....is Tuna, NOODLES N corn chips ( Miami Dade Jail Shit)😂
my hood ❤❤❤