The Cutthroat Streets of Houston, Texas | Ghost Song (Full Film) | The Short List

No caption for this one, damn bro… I ain’t understand a word they sayin’!

So many mentally challenged people in Houston

Its like some ketamine fueled fever dream.

Masterpiece. From start to finish. Pete Davidson was excellent in his role. Music is 🔥

this absolute waste of time

If that little girl doesn't understand you better get rid of her before she gets you put 6 feet under thinking like a dumb ass just born yesterday.

The classical music, I forgot the name of it cutting in around 33 minutes in was absolutely a breathtaking example of cinematography. Also the conversation immediately after it was haunting. The music, how he starts explaining by showng the rage his father showed him. God damn. His father.... only part way through this documentary so far. The music after?oh my goddd.

For someone who has been accurately diagnosed with ADHD, taking Adderall absolutely does not result in drug addiction because the ADHD brain is wired differently than the non-ADHD brain, and therefore does not experience the same intoxicating effect.  FDA approved stimulant medications reverse the neurotransmitter deficit found in ADHD patients, enabling them to function at normal levels.  In fact, all clinical studies show that ADHD patients, who receive stimulant treatment, are far less likely to develop substance abuse disorders. This is because those who are not properly treated often self-medicate with other (and often illicit) substances for the purpose of alleviating ADHD symptoms, which actually does lead to substance abuse disorders. Severe ADHD, when untreated, can be extremely disabling affecting almost every aspect of one's life. It is extremely unfortunate that patients, and parents of children, with ADHD are confronted with social stigma about taking their prescribed medication, to the extent that many will discontinue treatment because of this.  About half of those patients will eventually end up with a substance abuse disorder because they ceased the approved medication which made them better.  In this way, the quite prevalent social stigma, regarding ADHD meds, often creates a self-fulfilling prophecy for addiction and harm. Failure to take prescribed medication can have devastating consequences, in ADHD patients, to the same degree that amphetamine abuse can have devastating consequences in an otherwise healthy person. Education is the antidote to ignorance, and the chain of responsibility begins with prescribers who miserably fail to inform patients, and parents, about these facts. Media is hugely at fault for planting seeds of fear, and perpetuating social stigma, by not providing complete and accurate medical reporting. Patients, and especially parents, need to take a proactive role in seeking more than one opinion before accepting an ADHD diagnosis. Although the symptoms of ADHD often appear as behavior problems, ADHD itself is a neurological developmental disorder. Would anyone be so quick to suggest that perhaps a heart patient should not be taking their lifesaving heart medication?  Concerns about ADHD meds should be aimed at reducing the amount of fraudulent submissions for ADHD diagnosises, reducing the amount of incorrect diagnosises, and removing the stigma associated with ADHD treatment. Fraudulent and inaccurate diagnosises can be reduced by increasing the use of neurological diagnostic imaging, verification of reported symptoms through historical and official documentation, and hair follicle testing of children to ensure that parents aren't selling, or taking, their child's medication. It is so sad, and unnecessary, to see people suffering in these situations when treatment is available.  Let's learn to help instead of harm!  Thank you for reading about how to save lives. Shout out to Midtown, my forever home!

He is gna be a strong man…if he hears his dad…there is no such thing as a bad kid just bad parents…his dad seems good…he has limits tho
….I will not support my sons death

I know will, all of this is accurate. I never really knew why he was the way he was but, I guess he didn’t trust me enough to open up like he did in the documentary. Makes me sad but what’s past is in the past. Hopefully he’s happy wherever he is.

H Town has always been off the chain. There’s a reason they call it the dirty south. I feel really bad for everyone that’s caught up in the madness of H Town and tries to make it out but can’t. I feel lucky that I did.

I think in America they diagnose ADHD to easily.

Damn what are the shoes and jacket brand of the guy in the green coat on the bike? Lesbian hipster vibes and I needa know bc I am in fact a lez hipster.

Phoenix next doc, fentanyl killing w great great City

Sip Kenny Lou 💯💫

This is what you get when allow democrat politicians to run any city ...99 percent of democrat run cities are literal hell holes...from houston to detroit to philly to st louis to Baltimore..you name it ...democrat polticians literally destroy citiez

City of lost souls. Born and raised from 1972...lived the club life through the late 80's and the 90's during my teen years. I've since cleaned up the past 15 years,but i will always call Houston my hometown. Great documentary/movie,very true stories from many points of view.

I love tha H, born n raised still trippin and grain trippin in tha south

how good is this documentary

wills no dummy, he got his uncle to show his real face, if youve ever played guitar for your family you know only the most selfish would chime in during a performance like that

Houston, Africa.

Like any place, Houston is what you make out of it. I've lived many lives here. If you are here and you think that moving away will make things better, you are wrong. Everything you need is here. When you move away, the first person you meet in the new place is yourself, so in a sense you are still in the same place. Houston has many opportunities. Instead of running, fix yourself and doors will open up for you. It's a huge city. Just move across town. You can drive from one corner of the city to the other for like an hour and you are still in the city. If you can't make here, you won't make it anywhere.

Great video htown I’m here now

She hard on that john legend instrumental 2

Man who is this corny ass white guy. Show HOUSTON stop making us look bad

Sheboy rapper

Htown born and raised im sayin

I like the interview in the ends I feel that in me it's deep and a lot like that in NC

Can someone please post the full soundtrack list? Thanks

The amount of actors and situations in VICE drug videos is purely comical 😂😂😂

Watching this and wondering why Nate looks so familiar. Then I realized he used to bartend with me back when I was 22. Also 22 is a blur for me . I have almost 6 years sober and I'm almost 37.

what is the rappers name in this again I missed It and they're really talented I wanna support them

free bloodbath 😢

Hey guys, this documentary is a lie, this place is wonderful, everybody has money and a place to go…these stinking liberals just want to ruin a good thing, we’re not going to let them, Remember the Alamo

The rich uncle gives me Biff vibes from Back to the future 2

😂😂😂u look 9 sis and u aint hitting nothing with that 🐱between them legs

I want to see more like this 😂

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What a bunch of complaining little dirtbags. Hopefully they all end up dead or in jail, and soon.