We all had a crew as teens but when you reach between the ages of 18 to 25 you have to split from the crew you were raised around as teens. The running in packs drag you down especially when everyone is only inspiring to be rappers and street dudes. The day you split and move is the day your life will get better just ask any mature man over 30.

All of these people are so positive despite their unfortunate situation. As always Hood Vlogs tells the true story.

That first young man shout out to him for such a positive energy

That deal he signed with Gucci mane he should’ve never spend that check on jewelry & clothes & cars you & your friends still in the hood wtf!

Dude said, "We Gutta, gutta. We ain't even got no clubs to go to!!" 💀💀

The homeless dude showing love to Big Fizzle for making it and his accomplishments ❤🫶🏽 that’s love mayne

He got all of that jewelery and his family is still in a shack

I noticed that in every inner city in black communities there are no skating rinks, bowling alleys, movie theaters, some areas no swimming pools. We had all of this when I was growing up in the 60s. There was block parties and the block club members taking us to amusement parks, rodeos. This all stopped in the 80s

I couldn't image growing up in a small country town.

Never heard homies music but def gonna checc out Big Fizzle now. Much love to anyone loyal to their soil and solid in their section 🤞🏿🔒

Bro this video really touched my heart. Shout out to Arkansas 💯

He said it ain’t much to do out here “we used to have a movie theater” 😂😂 Damn!!

Damn…. You went to the country fo feel! 🔥 northeast Arkansas!

Y'all a whole beautiful vibe man, real talk. So organic, so authentic. Respect from Tampa Bay 🌴💪🏽

HoodVlogs always with the Real.

I live here in Blytheville. We all can only do so much. I steadily try and do what I can, but I’m only one person. There are so many good people here, they’re just too scared to step out of their comfort zone, because the drugs, guns and violence out weigh the good. I am far from being at the poverty level, but I live where the norm is to hear gunshots almost every day/night. If everyone who was able to help would just try, without the fear that keeps them rooted, Blytheville could make a comeback. In the last 14 years the crime and drugs have gotten worse.

Love watching these videos they all so close like family they ain’t got much but they got each other that’s worth more than anything ❤ watching from Liverpool uk

All my life I lived in Arkansas and I’m now hearing about this town

Never would I have thought you would do this my whole family migrated from this town I visited years ago for a family reunion and went to McDonald’s then the rolling rink oh yea and Walmart that was about it

Hood Vlog said it’s too cold and he is going back to Cali! Great interviews!