Welcome to South Baton Rouge Louisiana
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ก.ค. 2024
- 00:00 Welcome to South Baton Rouge
00:37 Legendary East Blvd in South Baton Rouge
02:08 most popping block on East Blvd
02:29 Wayne 'Dayne'
03:13 South Baton Rouge before it was abandoned
04:06 Four Way Barbershop
04:29 Eddie Robinson Street
04:55 Expressway Park in South Baton Rouge
05:12 How to survive in South Baton Rouge
06:52 E. Washington Street
07:10 Spot where Kevin Gates started at
08:31 Southern cooking
10:54 Living in the hood five minutes away from LSU
11:58 Advise to LSU students
12:27 A.M. Food Mart
14:08 Famous McKinley High School
People in the video:
O.Z Staxx Instagram: @o.z_staxx
Instagram: @_itzlooney
HoodVlogs Instagram: @thehoodvlogs
Song in the intro "Crip Go Crazy" by IsitBeezy ( • Crip Go Crazy - IsitBeezy )
one thing i like about hoodvlogs is he dont be speaking or tryna relate, he just point the camera and let the people talk.
Yeah that’s why I watch his video he really let people talk.
Exactly. He doesn't ask questions and let's people tell their story
On god
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So
This one of the most real ones I seen. You can just tell they some real dudes. They wasn't trying to flex on put on a show they was just themselves showing they hood. Nothing but respect for these guys this who the youth should be looking up to in they hood.
On everything Man.
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yes lol some over videos be dam clown time . but these young men carry them selves with much respect . and aint going lie love the food from there so many great dishes with many different cultures mixed in
Blue hat man. I could see him doing big things. You can just feel that fire within him.
Shirtless man. He’s an absolute joy, I could see him being a mentor to the youth.
Agreed
Praying 🙏
My thoughts exactly!
😂😂😂😂😂 blue hat up next you can feel it
Blue hat man
How would the tall skinny guy be a mentor? I bet he doesn’t even have a job
I actually stumbled across this video. I know both of these young men and I must commend them for the manner they spoke during the entire video. They spoke about hope without sounding hopeless, the pitfalls of being/doing the wrong thing at the wrong place/time. Conveyed the significance of McKinley and its history, and how thriving the neighborhood used to be. I am a proud SBR resident, and there's nowhere else I don't think I would've preferred to grow up in! Great representation young brothers!😀
Manner of how they spoke? 😂 Yeah, nothing like slaughtering the English language
@@yellowstoneloyal8186 Dialect showcases culture but does not define intelligence. Accents can affect your perception of them. You don’t have to let it…
@@ashleyl.2703 It's beyond dialect, what are you trying to defend here?
That having an accent and using slang does not mean they’re not intelligent. In addition, there are multiple types of intelligence. You can’t judge their intelligence by them “slaughtering the English language”. It is a mistake to do so. I’ve been friends with people like “them” where if you read an email or paper they wrote, you would think some dork with a pocket protector wrote it. Don’t judge a book by its cover.
@@ashleyl.2703 Yeah mane, know wut I'm SAYIN, KNOW WHAT I'M SAYIN
Love how my boys speak so highly about education and their neighborhoods old culture with the old timers 👑👑sounds good to hear shit like that!🥰🎉
Right
Facts!
Yeah I agree
@8:50 I feel him when he said "You have to cook to survive and cook it like you want it taste" coming from a person that has an what I call a expensive pallet (Not money but Flavor) I feel that statement 💯%😋
And then they turn around and continue gang banging.
Yeah, real philosophers they got there.
Shoutout to these dudes!
They was very informative, and they was just telling it how it is instead of barking and aiming guns at the camera.
Right
YOUR ON A HOOD VIDEO LOOKIMG FOR PROPER EDICATE
I Didn't Hear None of Them Say Anything about the Real Problem Which is Their Own Kind,They Were Just Bragging
@@esthertarango914well yeah cuz everything from these neighborhoods not ignorant are dumb ! I’ve met better people in them Hoods in BR then church houses ! Stfu
@@Jarome682 lmaooo these dudes in poverty there not the ones to make the change it has to start with the black leaders. Learn what you even saying cause you reek ignorance just from you're comment.
Shout out to the young brothers doing the interview, You all did very well representing your town without all the slang. I really enjoyed this video, yall kept it real. Appreciate ya'll
Love that truck.
@@DLANM57 thank you
@@DLANM57 thank you
Wow this is without the slang? God damn i used to think my english is pretty good but it's very hard for me to understand them.
@@melikatalks7676this is Louisiana. I’m not from the hood by any means but I understand everything they are saying.
This was definitely interesting ✨
Word to the mutha
Definitely
You can hear it in their voice that they enjoyed and miss their childhood when they describe the old houses falling down.
It seems like they're living their second childhood.
I’m with them I love the 90s💯🙏🏿
@kingkendrick44 I love the 90s, too. I'm a 79 baby, but I grew up and matured. These guys look like they were born in the 2000's or maybe born in the late 90s, though.
@@raone8134 glad u see the bigger picture. That there more to life
These dudes 24 or something
They conducted themselves with class and respect. You can tell they ain’t got nothing to prove, a lotta mfs get on these hood vlogs and be acting out or displaying stupidity like there ain’t no good or hope in they hood. Salute and blessings to them and they hood and every other hood in the world 🙏🏾✊🏾
america shouldnt have humans like this in it, we all have failed
@@georgegoble6054 in a nice way and I mean it when I am saying it respectfully but we should have left them running the land and living off the land. Enslaved them with money and most weren't meant for being trapped up and working. Plus they also have a negative culture, just listen to their music and I do listen to it myself but I don't focus on the bad parts and when I do they have a whole nother meaning for me. I'd have to explain it deeply, but just put it that way, don't try to think too much with what I say if you don't understand what I am saying
@@ThePeacePlant so in other words you don’t like black people but benefit off our music and it’s hypes you lol typical behavior because some of these guys are a product of the trenches and I’m sure they wouldn’t want this type of life I can get you if they went to get a job most times they wouldn’t get hired based off the tattoos and the way they talk so hush your damn mouth
In Louisiana you get exposed if you fake.
@@ThePeacePlant You’re racist.
These two dudes sound like they take care of people, I love seeing it! I grew up East BR and even though grandma kept bars on the windows and all doors triple locked, I never felt anything less than love!
I could kick it with these dudes for sure! There down to earth and aren’t trying to be something they aren’t. Much respect for these dudes. They might not be perfect but you can tell they have pride when they represent their community. SBR Legends!!!
I love my Louisiana folks. Everytime I go I feel the love. 🇭🇹
🤝🏾
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💯💯 creole love
@@kweenkoco5211 for real?
That’s because black Americans in the south (south Florida isn’t the south!! & historically isn’t the south, only northern Florida is ours) are nice & majority of black Americans are in the south historically & present day
I'm 53 - grew up in Baton Rouge. Man some of these spots brought back GREAT times. Sno flakes (now closed :( ) , 4way barbershop, McKinley High, Washington St, etc. South Baton Rouge looks completely different now. Shout out to those brothers. Unscripted, knowledgeable & gave it to you raw and uncut.
Much respect for the two dudes recognizing what's important
Growing up listening to boosie talking about all of the things they showing us is crazyyyy I loved this interview so bad
The two young men speaking in the video seem like goodhearted dudes just stuck in their environment. it's unfortunate that people stay trapped in bleak circumstances. if only they could step outside of their hood, even. 10 minute ride can give a new/different perspective of life.
they probably have cars
The problem is hood mentality, with the money alone in those gold teeth they could of gone to look for a job in other city. Dope dealers especially take trips outside of the hood all the time, because dope is cheaper elsewhere but instead they choose to stay in the hood and invest dope money to more dope or whatever you do for money without a job. Also you act like none of them have cars?
@@OTG_24K Yea, but you can still take your family with you when you move. I know because i moved out of hood too, man fuck the hood and all the endless beef that will literally never end.
They are good ppl
How many others you think there are nationwide???
Peace to all the brothers in Louisiana peace from California
No doubt, we all got people all over. I have two uncles in Compton. Yall be easy.
Big respect to Cali. I got ppl in LA from South Central.
Watts rocks with Louisiana heavy
Vast majority of African Americans in Cali are from Louisiana or Texas that’s why they got similar lingo
Love homie. I moved to LA from New Orleans after Katrina. I live in BR now
I’m from North Louisiana, loved this. Would love to see a Part 2
This is one of the best HoodVlogs videos. These dudes showing him around should honestly do vlogging or even journalism/some sort of media around their city to show it off because - even though they said how run down things are due to fires and things being closed down, they still took you around the hood and showed you the pride of it and it totally gave you the vibe for it in a completely positive way. They didn’t focus too much on the crime or violence that goes on. It was like - yeah it’s there, but there’s so much more to us, and I loved seeing that. It was dope. All while they gave some shouts out and showed love towards the neighborhood businesses and local figures still standing. Shout out to them.
I’m from Chicago and I got so much love for Baton Rouge. Yall remind me of us in 2011 especially over east.
Both places called The Raq too.
@@iHeartDumbShxt. I like to call BR baby Russia tho. It stick more. Cause everybody know we the real Raq
It sounds like you're saying Baton Rouge is 10 years behind the world lol.
@@blast4me754 well some of they areas gettin gentrified now just like everywhere else but it’s still messed up
@@blast4me754 20 this shit played out
Ever since I started watching these videos like a month ago I had no idea some of these environments/mentalities even existed. Thanks for showing us a first look at what goes on in America it seems like the unknown and unspoken part about this country's history. Much love.
well america is doomed, what language is then, i need to convert video to english
@@georgegoble6054 you talking about converting the video to english and you can’t even type a simple sentence
@@georgegoble6054 Your comment needs a translation button so I could understand your comment.
@@georgegoble6054 Funny thing is if you tried to speak to some of the earliest speakers of English they wouldnt understand you. Americans ALL speak a form of fucked up English, you just assume yours is better because you were raised to be ignorant
@@georgegoble6054 Funny thing is if you tried to speak to some of the earliest speakers of English they wouldnt understand you. Americans ALL speak a form of fucked up English, you just assume yours is better because you were raised to be ignorant
Wish these two dudes all the best. Sending them positive vibes , no BS.
Nice work young men.I appreciate your calm descriptive responses, I loved that you used your words, without using vulgarity Thanks
They explained the southside of Baton Rouge perfectly!❤ I’m from the south this blog was perfect!
These niggas did Baton Rouge a justice. They didn't make they city look as dangerous as it really is. They had enough sense to talk calmly and not be drunk. Shout out to them two dudes!
"these black men did Baton Rouge a justice"
@@sameenergy9414 You absolutely right ‘These black men’…
@@DirectConnectBoxTruck 💯💯💯
It's dangerous but it ain't city dangerous.
@@jasonbourne2171 lmao nah that junt is dangerous, lived there 5 yrs. Shit is like a warzone
Really sad to hear them speak about all the businesses shutting down and houses being abandoned over time. Happy for people who got out of the hood, but also wish those people would make money and then stay and make the community thrive.
But these guys were really interesting, and loved hearing what they had to say. Especially hearing them talk about the school and childhood
I can’t disagree with that but I’m not mad at anyone leaving. To many times people try to stay in they hood and end up getting hit. Gotta stop all the violence if you wanna build a community back up.
I’m from New Orleans and attended LSU. It’s truly sad how these neighborhoods are going down. We Must Do Better.
theres neighbor hoods like this around every major city , their storys are the same, when the old people were young than ran businesses , with out fear of being robbed, but the last 20 years even the black owned businesses had to shut down, due to robberies or people being murderd for no reason, this is the reasons why black neighbor businesses cant survive , with 90% of mothers trying to raise kids by their selve,s , kids that are raised in the hood either have to be good in sports to make it out, or if they cant play sports they resort to dealing drugs and that activity leads to killing or being killed, so its really hard just to say DO SOMETHING, begins with the people in the hood
The guy in the blue hat needs to get his own TH-cam channel asap I feel he has a lot more to say and do that people will like and benefit from in some way or another.
Plus he is easy on the eyes
@@moniho6907 mm hmm
He foineeeeeeeee 😂
Go watch hotboymajor he from batonrouge the south
Yes I agree he is Smart and Fine 😍 he definitely need his own channel would most definitely subscribe .
Just the happiness in they voice with a little of nothing they talk highly of each other very real … and what I always love about the south they have so much manners for they people & elderly people much respect to these young kings ♥️🙏🏾
I pray these dudes live forever and spread they knowledge to the youth .. some real solid dudes💯
Simp
This how grown men should be doing these hood vlogs 💯 ain’t gotta be extra or super thugged out the craziest dudes be the quietest calmest ones iykyk!
Never thought I’d see my home town on this channel man😭
Shit u, me either🤣🤣
Same ere
They crip?
O g said yu fresh to death he got Jean's draws no shirt it's scary to see the small town love mom pop feel but underbelly sticks murders crack sales hustlers on fentanyl shit is trill dwn Baton rouge
Nah I’m from New York City we heard plenty bout yall hood…salute 💯
Shout out to both of them 4 keeping it 💯... I hope they make it out ya feel me 💯
I have been following this account for a while and this is the most humble one I seen so far, much love
as a kid from california who goes to LSU, it was nice to see how y’all ain’t glorifying hood life, keep up the hard work boys
crazy how close two completely different worlds are... literally on the same street
@@1x0x look at USC in California they’re surrounded by gangs 😂
I love hearing Louisina folks saying “ya heard me.”
P.s. you get bonus points if you read “ya heard me” with Juvenile’s voice.
Ain’t Nun Like A New Orleans Person Tho ❤️❤️
Huh bruh 💯⚜️
How many bonus points did I get? Ya heard me
When you spend the entire day outside shirtless you a different breed 😂
would'nt you walk around shirtless if you had a six pack?
@@deficator750 actually no lol
@@andoversandlot8491 thats because u don't have a sex pack...
@@deficator750 Ian gone cap I wouldn’t 😭😭😭
They represented with respect and love for their city ❤️
The man with the Texas Roadhouse shirt really seems like such a genuine and kindhearted spirit. I wish him well. God bless you, sir!
I was just sayinG THT YOU CAN TELL HE GENUINELY GOT LOVE IN HIS HEART FOR FOLKS CAUSE YU REALLY DON'T KNOW UF YOU'LL SEE FOLKS TOMORROW OR TONITE SO YU WEAR YOUR HEART ON YOUR SLEEVE AN HONESTLY LOVE PEOPLE STRONG CAUSE ITS TOO MUCH PAIN WIT MURDER POVERTY N LOSS YU GOT NO CHOICE BUT TO STAY HEAVY IT'S SAD HOW THEY TALK ABOUT EVERYTHING GONE NOW BUT THE LOVE GENERATIONAL IM FROM THE COUNTRY N I LOVE THE WAY US SOUTHEREN GENTLEMAN MOVE
I appreciate you for doing this much love and respect for you
They should be some tour guides .....well spoken, they know wassup, and I can hear in their voices how much luv they have for the city.
One the best interviews by far u can tell they ain’t cappin
I thoroughly enjoyed watching these young men speak. They are very intelligent men who you can tell we’re raised with good role models in what was a tough environment for them. I love how they weren’t trying to flex or be extra hard for the camera. They were simply walking around and talking about their neighborhood. They came across as very real and genuine. The only difference between them and someone else who grew up in a more affluent area isn’t talent or intelligence because they have that but opportunity. They’re still very very young and I wish them nothing but success in their future and hope they can can our that environment and move to greater things.
“Very intelligent”…hahaha…ooookkkkk 🤣🤣🤣
@@Jebe_Noyonas you type this from your moms basement. Sit down boy
@@michaels4640 was that supposed to be an “intelligent” reply? 🤣 Stop simping for this trash. These people need to be ostracized from society just like their whyte counterparts in the trailer parks that EVERYONE makes fun of and stays away from. But because of their demo you have to pat them on the head and pretend they are something other than what they are.
They have every opportunity every other person in this world has.
“There’s the mail lady 😃” lmaoo 😂
LOL!
She supplyin all the motion tho
Two of the realest/good hearted guys Ive seen on this channel. One thing I still can't understand is with a mindset like they have, why can't they just make a plan and leave for something "better" and "greateer". What's holding them back? One argument I can think of is nostalgia and commitment to community, which I can respect. But wouldn't they be able to help their community more if they go on and strive for greatness?
Hard to leave a place you were born and raised at and the only thing you ever knew. Think about it, you're entire family and friends are there. All your memories, good times, bad times etc. Not that easy to just wake up and say "hey lets move to this random place and never come back"
@@jel4275 I completely understand that view. My counter view would be what about immigrants who leave everything they know including potentially having to abandon their language to come to anywhere in America.
I don't say thisto be provactive or insulting in any way. Genuinely interested to hear from you or anyone else and if you think this is a valid comparison or not.
Edit: Also, it's not to say they can't go back to visit family and friends at any time. Them moving away from these situations could potentially help their current and for sure their future family. I did not come from a situation like their's, but I did make a move like the one I mention, as well as my wife who is an immigrant and came to the US solo. All love, just seeking understanding.
They spoke very well on our city. Baton Rouge will forever be my heart💯💪🏾225baby
My mom from lousiana dad from Memphis but grew up in Los Angeles. This was so cool for me to see god bless y’all much love from la
“Yeah they got me on house arrest, you can get the monitor for’em, yaaaaheardmee” 😂😂 Love Louisiana
This is by far the best episode it's not full of chaos. You can tell these dudes care about the youth having to grow up with nothing in the neighborhood. Maybe someday one of these rappers that blow up around there will put those millions back into where they came from
This was the most comforting tour
When you said some of us gotta be home by 9pm, it had me thinking about the scene from Don't Be A Menace where the dude wasn't allowed to leave the porch and said "Let's hold the porch down." ☺️
Ur beautiful
What did he mean by that
@@andrewroles3417 His mom wouldn't allow him to leave off the porch 😂😂
@@irunusa oh ok thank you for clarifying that for me that was a good thing for him 💯💯💯
@@irunusabro was like 45 too 😂😂😂
Realest HOOD vlogger without even trying 💯
We need more speakers and leaders like these young men . I’m from there and everything the spoken on was true . I hope they become speakers and try to save our youth coming up. I’m praying for my City!!!! Love !! Peace!!! Happiness!! 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
I love their energy ❤
Glad I grew up in the woods can't wait for the country vlogs to come out
That is tha country 😂
Oz and Looney keep grindin I see y’all 🤞🏾
loved the section of them talking bout making food they got real passion cooking and eating good
These guys seem real cool great hosts for this hoodvlog.
a full interview exciting with no ignorance bruh big ups to these boys frfr this amazing content !
I appreciate you for doing this much love and respect for you 💯
The best part of the whole thing was the pride they all had in their McKinley HS 👏👏❤️
Moved from Baton Rouge 6 years ago. It's the accent for me. Listening to them just brings back memories
I’m a Baton Rouge, Louisiana Native and I’m so glad they made a documentary about my city. University Terrace McKinley Middle Magnet BRMHS BRCC Graduate 🎉 2015, 2018, and 2021 🎉🎉🎉
Good ol Louisiana. I miss my hometown down in Baton Rouge. Aint nothing like it. good memories. Much respect.
Much respect these two young Men spoke so well, it breaks my heart our neighborhoods have been neglected and decimated by drugs and poverty, it seems like we were in a better place in the 60’ and 70’s. I wish we could get back to those times.
You guys just kept real all the way thru much respect 💯
Hoodvlogs keep doing your thing with the vlogs for real keep them coming 💯💯💯👍👍👍
Salute These Homies 🫡 Shoutout South Baton Rouge
You brothers represented the city well, Memphis checking in jack!
Much love to the guys doing the Hoodvlog for representing 🤴🙏
I love Baton Rouge! Always have, great people great town 💪❤️ These two young men did a great job on the tour of their hood 💯💪❤️
I don't know why but seeing him smiling shouting out the mail lady made me smile keep ya heads up the south really is a good place people just different down there
Real stand up dudes!! No guns in video I respect that!! 💯
This come up in my recommendations Hope all my fellow people had a good Mardi Gras, Love from New Orleans..He's not lying our food is crazy good 😂
This was an interesting one, I love how it's so green out there. Coming from a desert, all I know is desert land.
Straight up brothers keeping it real . Stay safe in dem streets...
Still got more south Baton Rouge to show ! Need 2nd part and show the tracks !! Alaska st etc
Salute to the young men in this video footage.
THAT COURT IS ICONIC!! YESSURRRR YA HEARD MEE
Hoods need more spotlight like this. I live in Slidell but lived in BR for a few years around the lake next to LSU. There’s a lot of good people out there.
Glad to see my State on Hoodvlogs ! I swear ain’t no place like home, much love from the 318 ❤
Thanks for showing us Louisiana some love.
not heading to baton rouge, it's all yours fellas
@@georgegoble6054 this is only one part of BR
@@georgegoble6054 we don’t need ya trust.
But this one small ass part.
@@AquaTech225
People see one area and think it represent everything lmao. Shit sad and close-minded as hell
Great and genuine interview
The one in the blue hat is so handsome!!!! Aye nah!! 😄 i love their energy and how thorough they were. They both are very refreshing. Love their attitude too. This is the best video of all your hood videos!!
So true
Much luv to the whole Louisiana from Bmore!!.....
Thing that stands out about these guys is that they ain't trying to act hard like most other hoods. They seem humble, friendly and down to earth. They said they're trying to get out of the hood, so it's not like they're trying to glorify hood life.
Super nice dudes, great informative tour and very intelligent.
Y'all brothers love each other. I am very proud of you. I'm not used to seeing Black men love each other! Thank you!
I was raised in the 504…..It’s still a beautiful place! It’s home, it will always be home! ❤ Piccadilly was straight fire 🔥
What’s the name of the spot boosie like?!
@@cutupdon Wienerschnitzel
I love Piccadilly!!! It might be cafeteria style. But it goes hard in Louisiana,
He ain’t lying that food hitting! Good so good I wanted to move there
Time has moved on.Y'all take care young brothas and be safe.
It's a damn shame all those good neighborhoods abandoned,,, stay strong my people
My family from mid-city BR and Sherwood Forest shoutout to my aunts , cousins and grandparents
One of the best videos I’ve seen ever
This jawn was dope asf!!!!
Love seeing hoodvlogs pop up on my timeline. Love from the UK.
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Dope video man keep doin ya thing God bless you continuously 🙏🏽🙏🏽!!
Damn blue hat fine as hell. I hope he makes it out. I hope they both do. This the first “hood vlog” I’ve watched in full cuz the ignorance be too much, but this one was refreshing.
And bro that's doing all that amazing art need more recognition fr