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I lived in more than 1 of those houses you drove by, I stopped counting after 5. I never thought they were the worst neighborhoods in Tulsa.
ОтветитьCompared to the east side of Detroit this is paradise. They have entire blocks of abandoned houses, often stripped of anything useful and often vandalized, graffiti covered and sometimes torched.
ОтветитьLived there in the early 1970s when it was safe. Both white and black people lived in my neighborhood, and houses were kept beautiful then. Now, that area is dangerous. Pitiful!!!😢
Ответить😂 wtf these are not bad neighborshoods
ОтветитьCincinnati, Peoria from pine to 51st st. North and apache mannor is the hood in tulsa. You're just scratching the north side. Lived at pine street and Birmingham all through my 20s. Good hood then.
ОтветитьYou need to take a drive around 15th n Denver 🤣🤣🤣
ОтветитьI see you riding around Pine and Harvard area.
ОтветитьLooks like the place you would have fond memories growing up. Family is what makes a home not the area code. Redlining put you there, don’t be ashamed of where you come from.
ОтветитьBorn and raised in Tulsa. I’d walk around the north side with no problems. Wouldn’t do the same in Detroit or Chicago. In fact the church in your first shot is a place I’ve explored. Our hoods are not really hoods in comparison to other places. You can live in a Tulsa “hood” and have a very great life.
ОтветитьYou need to go north north. Like around 30, 40, 50 street. My brother and mom lived around 15 street. They hear gun shots a lot but told me it’s nowhere near as bad up north
ОтветитьEast Tulsa needs a ride through too. It’s improving in looks, but over the past decade, it’s had a spurt in activity. It’s mostly multiethnic with Native, Latino, Asian and black working class people but growing up in the 21st & Garnett area, it’s not hard to get into or find trouble if you’re involved or active.
ОтветитьJust wear an Oklahoma Sooners hat and you'll be just fine.
ОтветитьI grew up in NY and I can tell you this. That looks like the country
ОтветитьDeep north is where you won't to get the best videos of the town.....we on 51 and 52
ОтветитьAdmiral and harvard/ 11th street aren’t bad hoods.
Should have shown more of the deeper north side, 30’s, 40’s,50’s.
Suburban acres, Frankfort and garrison block.
Seminole hills, Comanche park, Apache manor, st Thomas square, 61st and Peoria.
Most of this video is just around admiral blvd.
As a tulsan my self i made my own Micronation in tulsa in a place a little better but no great we had a lot of troubles but I still love tulsa and it's people rich or poor
ОтветитьJust because you say it's the hood it doesn't mean it's the hood
ОтветитьTulsa is on the first 48 quite a bit
ОтветитьWhat part of Tulsa were you mainly in
ОтветитьCheap real estate. Opportunity
ОтветитьLooks pretty bad. California San Joaquin and Sacramento valleys have a lot of equally bad areas that look similar to this. Notice the nice mix of people though, Black, White, Latino, Native (probably), -country ghetto suburbia vibe! 😳
ОтветитьExcellent raw footage 👍🏻
Ответитьi like oklahoma, seen alot of stormchasers driving there, reminds me of where i live
ОтветитьThank you so much for doing my home state! I have lived here most my life and honesty like it (even if it is a little ghetto). One question: would u say okc is worse or Tulsa? I've heard people argue over it for years
ОтветитьYay tulsa
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