15 things you DON'T Know About Living in Nashville Tennessee
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- 20 things You DIDN'T Know About Living in Nashville Tennessee - Are you thinking of moving to or relocating to Nashville Tennessee and wondering what it is like to live here??
In this video we go over some of the things that if you are not from nashville tennessee may catch you off guard! So if you are moving to nashville tennessee then you are going to want to know truly what it is like to live in nashville tennessee!
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Being from South Florida and moving to Middle Tennessee 15 years ago you made me laugh when you talked about the humidity and mosquitoes.
It’s not that bad in south Florida especially by the coast it’s really not a factor
@marktspot this video is about what to expect when moving to Nashville. If someone is interested in south Florida, they’ll Google for it.
The ever-rising cost of housing is pushing a lot of lower-income Nashvillians out into the streets or having to find motels they can afford. I know a lot of people never think about how we all depend on service and hospitality industry workers, but when they can't even afford a place to live, there is something wrong with the system that will eventually bite all of us in the fanny.
Just dropped by Donelson. The working class are complaining about inflation.
This isnt a Nashville problem, it's a nationwide problem for so many metro areas. Those cities/states need to figure out how to help with the population and therefore housing & rental increases happen.
That’s exactly what’s going on here in South Florida. A LOT of snow birds are permanently moving down here and it’s messing everything up for us who have lived here all their lives.
So agree. GREED always is the problem. Too bad all these places only want the rich elites to live in these cities. Nashville, Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge ALL now for only the rich
@@ludmilafascia7956 Oh brother. Weren't you a snowbird at one point? If not, what is your Native American name? ----"Bitches a lot on TH-cam"??
You lost all credibility when you said jazz comes from Nashville. jazz is well documented to be from New Orleans.
Jazz is widely accepted as ORIGINATING in New Orleans over 100 years ago. Jazz comes from a lot of places now.
Everything is everywhere
Implants attemp at describeding Nashville. LOL.
Blues is a big one for Sam Phillips from Memphis TN. I prefer blues to jazz myself
@Ayoub Mouzory It's not even the best city for music in Tennessee, let alone America or the world at large. Nashville is just cheap schill LA rents out from time to time.
another good video, gentlemen...thanks for making it...many thanks from CA...
A couple of weeks ago I visited TN. I fell in love with Murfreesboro. Didn't care for Nashville too much, reminded me of NYC. Lot's of construction. Can't buy alcohol on Sundays. The locals are so friendly. Very good hospitality!
If it reminds you too much of NYC get out of downtown! I’m a local and a lot of us avoid downtown. There are some great places to go outside of downtown!
I hated NYC but love Nashville so I completely understand! Downtown is filled with drugged idiots and tourist traps.
There is actually plenty of liquor stores open on Sundays lmaooo especially the one local to my house. You tourist just don't know where to go
I absolutely love murfreesboro I went to MTSU there beautiful city well planned.
Honking your horn while in traffic is a no-no unless an impending accident is about to happen. If you're honking just for someone to move -- just don't.
Really? Thats wild to me but I'm from London so completely different. Would people get super angry if you honked them? 😂
@@Jay-lr3me Native southerners will. We consider honking very rude.
😄😄😄so true.. I m a native and that's veryyyyy offensive
Then…..move your ass. Don’t don’t jump in front of my fuckin truck.
I am from Charlotte and North Carolina in general has become New York City’s six the borough. People honk their horns in traffic all the time.
Awesome show and advise my brothers
Most of what y’all mentioned describes where I’m from in central Oklahoma. I’m in West Michigan now, but within the next year or so I am hoping to move to the Nashville area. I have wanted to settle down there since I was young. I love everything about it and it feels like home when I’m there! Plus I hate driving in snow, only having 2 weeks of fall, and now having southern food!
Please be prepared for the new Nashville, it's not like that anymore. The down home feel is gone now. It's been changing for the last 10 years and not for the better. Wish you the best if you come here. Housing is out of control in the pricing.
Officially been in Nashville for 2 Years and this list was everything I experienced, haha! I love it here! Wish I could afford to live downtown, but still love it all the same! And the food here...Sleeper! Titan UP!
Good team and video guys!
Great video my brother family just moved there they love it I'm thinking about it summer would do me in still alot there I would love thanks guys stay blessed
Thank you for your video. I am moving to the Nashville area in September. There are job reasons but primarily to escape the harsh, long Connecticut winters; I will happily take some lockdown powder donut days. Lol You two are making me feel much more relaxed about relocating.
We are so looking forward to having you here come September! Please let us know if we can help you in any way! We would love to assist you during your move. :)
Thinking about moving to Nashville. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. Subscribed 👍
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great information
25. Just moved here. Good luck finding a lease, be prepared to live out of a hotel for a couple weeks at minimum. Don’t come here if you have allergies. Don’t come here if you don’t want to deal with people and traffic. Don’t come here if you want cheap housing.
Lol Austin is this 10x
@@raddadization must be great
So true and I’m a Nashville native lol and don’t forget stay away from trinity LN nothing but meth heads
@@raddadization SAME IM LEAVING OUT OF AUSTIN LMAO
We moved to Hendersonville from SoCal last year. Couldn’t have been a better move. Love it.
Wow, jazz restaurants...wow!
People from expensive places are selling and moving to Tennessee/Nashville and it's totally driven the cost of living through the roof for the locals. Before long the natives will be in a death struggle in cost of living. And don't let me get started on how the traffic as grown in the past 7 years to where it went from a pleasant drive around the city to bumper to bumper traffic jams
great job by far best video yet i have seen :)
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I’m trying to decide where to move after college. This was so helpful, thank you!!
I just doing research on where to go to visit or move to. It seems that Tennessee is one of my top choices.
The traffic is horrendous. Nicknamed Crashville
My daughter and her sweet cat moved to Nashville T. She finds it nice to live there because of her job in Journalism it's been about 3yrs.
I grew up in Nashville in the 60's. Beautiful memories. In Hilsboro Village. After 50 yrs in California I'd go back in a second if only I could.
Thanks for watching our videos! Let us know if you are wanting to move back here, we would love to help you find a place in Nashville!
50 years ago Hillsboro Village is sadly long gone, except for the movie theater and that is multiscreen now.
@@rjsimpkins2911 thanks. I imagine how things change and mostly not for the better, mine are just childhood memories of long ago
I remember the movie theater and would often go with my Dad to watch foreign films
@@georginatalamo2451 You may have went to Eakin elementary and/or too then? 20 blocks of the neighborhood was also torn down for Vanderbilt expansion in late 60s & early 70s.
Another thing , Nashville can't keep up with the growth so the traffic and condition of the roads are terrible. Potholes will destroy your car. There's a lot of trash on the roads too. The instant you come from Ky. or any other connecting state , the second you cross in , you'll notice the trash and tacky bill boards.
Kentucky is pretty but it's easy to keep a state clean when it has almost no real economy.
IM GUESSING YOU GUYS DONT HAVE PAINTERS THERE
LOL JP ... I ENJOED THE POST
Nashville is cashville. It is overcrowded. A lot of people are moving here. It's time to go! The apts are getting higher. If living in apts you can barley park in your parking spot in front of your window/door when you leave to come back. A lot of this 2 to more cars taking up parking spots. Go get a 🏠. It's ridiculous.
I've had new neighbors next door to me. One is from Wisconsin and the other couple is from somewhere up north. In the 30 years I've lived in my home I've also had some pretty Stickman Neighbors. I don't mess with them they don't message me and there's no problem. But I am truly debating on leaving Nashville which has been my home for the last sixty years period due to all the newcomers here in Nashville. I don't feel that it's my home anymore. I'm going to move to the country, and buy some land where I can have peace of mind and plenty of property.
How you think us Floridians feel lol... Every one is moving here like crazy..... Constant traffic congestion and the cost of living is through the roof.... I'm from Tampa. I remember being 19 my 1st apartment was $625 a month now at 27 the cost for a 1br is anywhere between 1300 and 1600 depending the neighborhood. Due to alot of Northerners and Midwesterners moving here so trust me I feel the frustration.
Good ridden to the both of you
@@bingo8789, and people like you are the reason I moved. The number of ass holds moving here is way the true Nashvillen are moving away. Be happy with what is coming in the future. May God bless your little heart! 🖕🖕🖕😅🤣😂
Its America. We are free to move n e where we like...gloryful!
I was born raised and still live here in Nashville Tennessee. We all believe in our second Amendment right any Nashville TN that still here you can darn well bet they have a gun of some kind in their home. And they do know how to use it. And that does include the women. We hunt we fish we do all the things the same things men do. Some of us women know how to shoot mostly better than some of the man
you rock mam.. i like that...
So whats your point? You trying to flex that you're calamity Jane? No one gives a shit.
I’m from nashville also…..yes i grew up with those country boys……i just don’t believe in guns much…..i grew up with them……many of my friends hunted & fished…..but we never saw those people going to stores with those guns like in texas! Oh yes…..we all do know how to use a gun…..and the first thing you learn is…….never point a gun unless you are prepared to use it!! Safety first!! God bless…
... Cool.....
You country!
Thanks for the video
I live in LA and am burnt out on it
I moved from LA to Nashville in 2019
We don’t need more people moving here.
To be honest I have lived here since I was 14yo in 1974, but Nashville area has changed drastically with all the influx of people from other areas, I’m that friendly person that greats folks and speaks to others, but I never experience that from others , the friendly side of Nashville has changed drastically, it’s becoming much more big city, traffic and dangerous, these folks paint a great picture, but they are selling houses, you will not experience the same as they tell you, I’m just sorry, I wish it was, and Nashville/ Davidson country has more negatives than positives today, let’s be honest
I live in Nashville and totally agree with you. I walk my neighborhood several times a day as I work from home and have never encountered so many rude people in my life. Young people that force you off the sidewalk because they are unable to stop walking side by side to allow you to pass or they can't pull their dog in so you can pass. They do not wave at you or say hi, hello or hey. I've lived here for over 7 years and only have met a couple of people I would feel comfortable asking a favor of and that is totally new to me.
Its called Big City Blues. Nashville is not a large city. Not even a mil people. Stuff will get a bit more difficult
Came from texas because was trying to move back to texas but Californian transplants made prices too high. As a musician, thought I’d try Nashville. Least friendly place I’ve ever lived (which includes California and New York City). Even locals seemed weary and over stressed from the non music transplants flooding the area to transactionally take advantage of the economy. Most people were fake or completely unwilling to open up for genuine connection. Most isolating experience. That amount of influx of people does not work with all those hills.
I feel for y’all who are from there. I got outta there. Too chaotic even living 45 minutes outside of downtown. No one seemed to want genuine connection and would simply assume I was there to be transactional when I wasn’t. People seem to be too stressed out by the overpopulation to actually listen and hear each other. “Politeness” seemed forced and hardly there.
its super sad cause 5 years ago you would have found what you were looking for and more. 10 years ago and it was an amazing place to live. things have certaintly changed@@amahlsiddat2910
Well, many years ago it was just like what they're talking about, but they're trying to sell you on far outdated info. Because it has changed so much and is having an influx of so many different cultures of people, it is no longer, and has not been for quite some time, the friendly place it once was back in the 60s and 70s. I would never move there or even like to visit it.
Lol gotta have me some sweet tea 😁
Avoid downtown and the Trinity Lane areas during the night time. Crime spikes severely!
Is the crime in Nashville is like Memphis crime
Nashville is harmless. Walk around Chi or Detroit and get back to me.
@@raddadization Like you would know 🤡
@@JAY-rt7tfNight and day different from Memphis, which has been a shit hole for 200 years
Sounds like my Home Town Savannah, Ga the seaport
Don't miss it at all, I was born and raised in Nashville TN. Northside. Jo Johnston.
I saw a comment on another video saying the opposite. Turned me off from living there. I would not fit in with conservatives at all. I like it when people have human rights and aren't being force fed religion.
#3 is the best reason to move there
Any hills near Nashville- I lived there for 6 months 20+ years ago and want to move back but I don’t remember lol
There are hills. My son bought a house in Pegram that’s built into the side of a small mountain
People are shot regular around here, especially parking lot late
It’s scary how much violent crime has increased here
Please explain further. Even if u are homeless living out of your truck, u still may get shot!!!
I moved here from Cincinnati in 1998. I LOVE it.but man .. locking down for a couple of snow flurries!!! Lol. Haven't gotten used to other ladies calling my man 'honey' ;) (kidding. It's all good)
Is Late November or early December a good month to explore Nashville? I want to check it out but won’t be free until the.
Yes, there are plenty of things you can still do in both November and December, plus it is a little easier to handle than the dead heat of our summers! We hope to see you here in Nashville soon!
I've only been here in Nashville for 43 years I can understand where your coming from. Thank you
Thank you so much for watching our videos John!
Why should citizens worry because they can carry protection now? The criminals will have weapons, so why shouldn't law abiding citizens have weapons?
Im from Maryland a city outside of DC and I want to move down south. Idk whats the best part but Tennessee, Texas, and Maybe Georgia would be a good fit for me. Do you have government jobs in Nashville Tennessee
Somebody paint that wall!
I’m moving to Clarksville in 3 weeks and coming from dry, bugless Las Vegas, not looking forward to the humidity and insects. Looking forward to everything else the state has to offer though.
This is why I'm on this video trying to get out of Vegas lol! How do you like TN? Is is worth the move?! Outside of the tourist of Vegas we don't have anything to do as you know and Nashville looks touristy as well but outside of downtown Nashville it looks like there is a lot more to experience.
@@STEELCURTAIN719 TN has been amazing so far. Absolutely beautiful!!! Great hiking, historical sites to see, wonderful ppl…..glad I made the move.
Great video guys. We've lived in Nashville since 2017 and I'd like to add a few things to your list, both positive and negative.
1. The Whiskey scene is outstanding. Not just JD and George Dickel, but there are so many smaller distilleries in and around Nashville. I'm a big whiskey nerd and this is one of my favorite things about the city. They often have special releases and events at the distillery and I'm all for that!
2. The traffic and transit situation is ROUGH. If you don't live close to where you work, get ready for a commute.
3. If you have kids, I'd say the school situation in Davidson county is not ideal. If you can afford to get to Hendersonville or Williamson county, the schools are fantastic. But in Nashville proper, the public education system is certainly not the best.
4. There is always something to do. Events are pretty much constant and you'll have plenty of things to choose from every weekend as far as food events, festivals, etc, etc. If you're 21+ and enjoy going out, then you will love Nashville.
We've enjoyed it here so far, but can certainly tell there are growing pains, affordability and transit at the top of that list. We bought a house in Williamson County in Nov 2020, and if we had waited just 2 months, we couldn't have afforded it. The prices the last few years have gone crazy, and with interest rates where they are now, I'd say a lot of Nashville is out of reach for the middle class, which is something you wouldn't have said even just a couple years ago.
I know exactly how you feel, was raised in a town called Lanesborough in Massachusetts, people from New Jersy and New York are flooding into my small lake town and buying all the summer cottages and building half million dollar to million dollar homes up along the lake that drove up the rent and property taxes. HATE city people, they don't give a shit about the middle class. I am thinking about moving to Tennessee, but I am moving because of politics mostly, I am a Conservative Constitutionalist, if I move, I won't be putting up a million-dollar house, more like 200K to 250K.
All that information and yet they still come.
It does shut down for snow but hunker in and you'll be OK. It's tornadoes that will wreck a lot of damage. Take tornadoes very seriously. They are real and lately we've had a few winter ones.
I'm really interested in visiting Tennessee one day. I've heard that it's beautiful and you can get so much more for your money out there. I'm from California and have had enough with what's going on over here. I'm interested in moving to a state that loves their guns And, for the most part, has people that minds their own business.
move fast, TN is getting crowded
Don't move to Memphis lol
try another state. TN is all full up now.
No need to go to Tennessee. Heard you can just move to the state over to Las Vegas and its already much cheaper. lol.
Don't move here keep yalls politics there
How about people from other countrys like Mexico, wanting to move to Nashville? How do locals feel about foreingners?
What is the average rent for a one bedroom I’m looking to be about 30 to 45 mins from Nashville thanks
What are safest most affordable places to rent up to 20-30 minutes away from downtown?
Crime is horrible here now it's not what you think better be careful
I can tell you never been to south central LA 🤣
It's your ppl
@@Burning_Babylon Your people too KKK
@@monicaaxumegarcia2852 seriously. Lol, those Nashville gangs are something. Try out Chi and Detroit and get back to me.
Y’all do realize this isn’t just a Nashville problem? Crime is up every
This one more thing you add to it to live in a Nashville Tennessee apartment complex if you pay by vouchers they’ll fix things right away if you’re paying regular fix nothing they know about it for so long used to call me for a whole month one day a week if things were fixed and tell them no not fix already and I’ve been almost
Six months now Nothings been fixed yet
Don't get it twisted..it depends on where you at when in Nashville...not everybody going to wave and being friendly... 😂
right. lol... i dont get a lot of waves here on my north side home..
@@HumbleDisciples shit out north is wild..I'm from Edgehill.got peeps on the other part of south .Eastside ain't no joke westside don't play..outta towns want friendly waves better hit suburbs... 😂
@@HumbleDisciples demographics equal culture
@@saroeutsoeung623 that’s not something to be proud of.
@@fisher1484 what you mean?
Why does every city like to say that jazz started there.
it aint pop or soda.. its a cold drink... you dont call in to work ya call out...
Went to the Pigeon forge Sevierville area and I did not get that Souther hospitality I expected 🤷🏻. What are drivers like? South Florida drivers are a menace so I’m asking in comparison.
Yes, please do a food scene video.
The Highway 24 to Nash is a Nightmare much worse than Fort Lauderdale is a Breeze. 24 and 65 need allot of work
Implants bring with themselves all the crappy etc., they move away from. Spoke w a leading grocery store chain and he was complaining about how impolite implants were, by leaving their shoppers carts, leaving them right where they unloaded them, Southern Hospitality, evaporation .
@@bettywhite8407 there is no “southern hospitality.” Been southern my whole life, and trust me it’s a buncha bullshit. Bless your heart.
What if you're from an urban area and don't like country music? Is there any good music for minorities (hip hop, house music, latin music if you're hispanic, etc)?
More underground.
Tennessee as a state (although specifically Memphis) is why Hip Hop sounds the way it does today.
What is the greatest state in the Union? The great state of Tennessee
The tornadoes can be really bad, like F3 - F4, in Nashville
That is important and should not be glossed over
People do pack and walk the streets. They just don’t show it unless it’s needed
Black ice
I see jackson in houston videos i recognized you 😂 must of moved
What about the tornados? I’d like to get a nice place but I’m worried about my house getting torn up
Currently living in Seattle WA and want to take a visit to Tennessee cus I’ve heard lots of good
Tornadoes are definitely a thing. Just get home insurance
That is the major reason I chose not to move to TN.
We get lots of tornadoes. The worst in recent memory was an F3 that went through downtown & killed several people. They’re definitely not an uncommon occurrence.
2:10 I know even y’all don’t believe that 😂
All States should respect 2a
😂😂😂 Insecure aren't you.
I live in Shelbyville and I do not go into Nashville for a plethora of negative reasons you dared not mention.
Is it hotter than phoenix in the summer?
yes, esp with the humidity
Is their Flouride in the drinking water?
omg yes, a ton of it. We check ours frequently and it is always off the charts
Got a job offer out there. Denver is getting to expensive and traffic is horrible.
I fear Nashville is same now.
I would like being where people are more polite and have more of a live and let live attitude.
Oh, you mean Memphis? yeah, Memphis sweet.
Traffic is horrible, lots of homeless and beggars, meth heads, bad roads, high crime especially with juveniles.
Denver > TN
From Colorado too! Traffic, homeless issue & expensive. How’s the homeless issue in TN? With the TN growth so much do feel TN is headed that way?
@@chrishart7300 bruh have you even been there?
Humidity and mosquitos? LOL. Try living in South Louisiana. I ain't going back down there. I'll gladly stay here in Nashville.
Uh oh, I'm O negative. But, you said its open carry state? Yes, then we won't worry about the mosquitoes. Smith and Wesson 38 caliber, model 15 policeman's special, using 128 grain hydroshock, power plus ammunition should handle them!😊
A friend went down there recently doing a pub crawl and she said the weirdest thing she noticed was every bar at some point played Zombie by the Cranberries. WTF is that about?
the humidity is year long. no one has “gotten use to it” when it’s cold here it’s humid cold. worst weather in the country
Please move to Nashville East Tennessee is full already to many Yankees and Florida half backs
gonna be full of Cal and TX soon
Forgot about TSU!
how's the dating life in Nashville?
I moved here a few a couple years ago as a travel nurse. Terribly lonely. People my age are in relationships, hang out at bars, or ride motorcycles. It's dangerous to go out alone, and I've found it extremely hard to meet and get to know people. Just my take, I've never had this problem any place else I've ever lived. I'm not into internet dating either, I know in this day and time it's a problem. I just can't invest time texting someone for months, getting to know them before even meeting in person. I would much rather meet and talk face to face.
Is there any SoCal Mexican food, not TexMex?
no, not at all, not a one
Las Palmas is awesome!
No, but there’s REAL Mexican food
I was born and raised here there's a lot of bad stuff that happened s here to shootings happing all the time and a lot of people aren't friendly and you got to watch your back and be careful I'm talking about east side south side north side it's crazzy got to know the truth I'm lucky to be alive here and getting worse instead of better
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Right. Use to be nice start going to hell after 2000s.
My God you talk like it's worse the California.... 👀
I spent most my life in Long Beach, CA - we had around 500,000 residents in our city alone, right by Los Angeles and all the other huge cities in So Cal.....then moved to Tempe, AZ near Phoenix...and now I'm in Nashville (Hermitage) and I call complete bs with this whole "southern charm" and "yes ma'am / no ma'am" stuff you're claiming. People out here are just as rude and nice as they are all across the country. Even the older, native residents are no more kind then anyone else I've interacted with.
Also, I rarely ever see anyone (except me) that's open carrying their handguns. It was much more evident in states like Arizona, the only thing I see more often are signs on small businesses that inform customers the staff have conceal carry permits.
Overall I feel like this list is pretty good, but it's also got some made up things you're talking about lol
Why is everyone saying Nashville is bad 😂 just mind your business and keep it pushing. So what if people got guns and shit. Mind your business and you won’t get shot! As far as crime and being robbed at night.. that happens everywhere. It’s not something shocking. Omg people 🙄
sounds like every other city. The music stuff downtown is fun I will say. I live in Austin and enjoyed the bars more in Nashville. That's about it. The museums and culture is kinda meh.
Born and raised in Nashville. Now it's another Atlanta or New York.
I'm comdian is that a good place to work.
No
Nashville also gets rain, which means no water shortage. 😂 suck it SoCal
You said UT which is over 2 hr and 40 min away from Nashville but why not TSU which is in the heart of Nashville.. not cool at all
If your thinking of moving to Nashville don’t. Everybody has already beat you here. It is way over populated here the interstates and highways can’t handle how many people that live here. Lived here my whole life and this is not the same city I grew up in,southern hospitality is starting to slowly fade away. It’s time to move.
Southern hospitality’s a fucking myth. Always has been.
@@JidoKashi
Actually, it’s not.
My husband calls himself a member of a dying breed - someone who was actually born & raised here
@@JidoKashiAs someone from the South I agree lol us southerners are kinda passive aggressive we can tend to be cordial to people we don’t like unless they disrespect us then it’s hell.
Thought Jackson lived in Houston
Tennessee is one of the most dangerous states in the country! My parents still live in Nashville and it sucks big time. It’s not what it use to be at all!
Memphis. Not nashville
@@Burning_Babylon no… Nashville is included in that as well not just Memphis!
Please explain im vert interested hear what u have say
You are so right.I am planning to move.It socks big time here
It’s not even in the top 10..so how is it the “most” dangerous?
Are there any punk rock or heavy metal bars/clubs in Nashville area???
Of course, Nashville has a diverse music scene. There's The Cobra, The End, and a few others that would be worth checking out! Thanks for watching our videos!
No, there are not. I’ve been here for 35 years and all of the “alternative” punk/metal clubs have either been shut down or have been bought out by corporate commercial businesses. The End and Cobra are very poor examples of a “metal” bar/venue. Having experienced both East coast and West coast metal club scenes firsthand in Portland and Philly, Nashville is an absolute and utter joke. The metal scene here is still extremely underground and is not prominent or supported whatsoever, AT ALL. I know most, if not all of, the metal heads here in town. This stupid city runs on garbage pop country “music” and promotes that 24/7 365. Broadway is nothing but modern country, cover bands that play Bon Jovi and cringe worthy wannabes.
I’m gonna be honest, most people don’t want you to move here if you’re considering. Locals are tired of all the new people taking over the city. You have the right to move here but don’t expect everyone to be excited.
So True! I moved here in ‘78, but have had family in the area for over a century (my great-great grandfather is buried here, as well as other relatives).
Our lifestyle here has been ruined
We don't care if your excited, just mind your own business and we'll do the same.
@@silentj624
When it interferes with our way of life, it’s impossible to ignore.
Now we have people from other places poking their noses where they don’t belong, saying “you’re doing things the wrong way”. Don’t try to impose new customs on people who were here for the lifestyle y’all are disrupting
What about bears and snakes
Loads of snakes. We have Pygmy rattlers & loads of ratsnakes.
Wow
Coming from Pennsylvania, guns everywhere is a norm....
Nashville Tennesse is to close to where one of the worst earthquakes in north America happen ,,and flooding ,,, If the same kind of earth quake came now that did back in 1811 ,12, the new Madrak fault Line ,, It would be Horrific...if it happen again now for the people Living close to it ,,and Nashville is rite on top of it ,,,,Millions of peoples lives would be in extreme danger ,,,Its very scarry...to think of .
Are they bombarding the skies with chemtrails every day like they are in LA?
Well, that third one didn't age too well did it.
Don’t try to change the local culture - adapt to it!
Yes- slow down! Horn honking is only for the most egregious action.