the best ch on the tube of exploring different different states #HoodTime love ur work man been a big fan of you since day number one 💯💯💯💯 you rock man the best !!!! 👌👌👌👌
Ayyyeee yaaahh! Dat part! Shout out from southwest Washington DC! On God Jit done drove by like 4 of my cousins house and 2 of my exes house my old crib in glassman and my uncle jont in this video lmmfao 🤣🤣😂😂😆😆🤗💪🏾😎💯💯💯💯💯
Fact Prince GeorgesCounty was home to Kevin Durant, Sugar Ray Leonard , Martin Lawrence, Actors Melvin Jackson Jr and Arthur Howard Jackson,Linda Greene of Peaches & Herb,Godfather of Go Go Music Chuck Brown and many other successful Black Americans. Historic Black High School Fairmont Heights High School is also located in Prince GeorgesCounty Md
@@jeanettem.taylor9722 My friend who lives in Charles county told me that Charles county is where the wealthiest of black folks now live surpassing PG county.
I like it Bruh keep doing ya thing but you definitely gotta do a part 2 cuz you missed a lot of hoods Like BrightSeat Road, Kentland, 2-5, 51 Sandbox, 28th, Baby Haiti, Cherry Hill, Etc
Born, raised, and still in PG. PG county is a crazy place because you definitely have some sketchy areas…friendship heights, capital heights, Marlo heights, parts of suitland and oxon hill. But you also have other cities like largo, Greenbelt, Bowie, etc…that have 750-1M homes everywhere. Woodmore/Mitchellville recently topped the list of most affluent black cities in the US with and average median income of 180K and 128K respectfully.
Bring back memories, some of those spots I forgot about, I am S.E. D.C. and moved to P.G. county, that was good to see old memories, you forgot about Village Green, across the street from Dutch Village and down the street from Palmer Park. All the spots was something to see... Nice video :)
Every city has low income hoods. However PGC also has a whole lot of nice areas, I think the good areas outweigh the bad. Been in PG almost all my life and always lived in good neighborhoods. I've been through some hoods and still I've seen a lot worst in other states.
You are right on the money with this comment! When it comes to living in the hood, you can do A LOT worse than P.G. County, MD. Even with graffiti and loiterers outside the carryout, I have seen MUCH worse in other areas around the country.
@@Adrian-ig4jp in the whole country bozo. theres hoods outside of the US that make US hoods look wealthy. US is far from having the worst hoods in the world
I grew up in the District Heights, Hilcrest Heights and Suitland area by Parkway Terrace in the 1970's. Air Force family, Wow, sad to see how rough it is now. It wasn't the best back in the 70's but it wasn't this bad. Nice job showing us around, Thank You.
I grew up in a different part of PG. I didn't see some of these areas in person until I was an adult. There are truly two very different sides to this county...
Once nice neighborhoods that are now slums and existing nice neighborhoods that will eventually turn to slums. Most affluent Blacks have already pulled up stakes and moved from a the crime ridden PG. Co. for Charles Co. Better schools better neighborhoods. PG Co. will eventually be an extension of slum ridden DC.
Wrong lol. PG has 3x the population and high income. People move to Charles because they can’t afford PG. Charles has no where near the wealth of PG. housing stock is sooo tacky
Glad you are showing this, because people not familiar with PG County think it is some Cosby Show reality. There are plenty of sketchy and or hood booger areas up in PG too, nice work!
There’s two parts to PG county: Inside the beltway and outside the beltway. Inside the beltway is mostly an extension of Southeast and Northeast DC. One you get outside the beltway it’s mostly 600K and up houses with 2 acres lots, all black folks!
@J Taylor uh, yeah bro!! Ever been to Marlow Heights, Capitol Heights, Fairmont Heights, District Heights??? Those spots are no different than Congressional Heights!
@J Taylor I was born in Trinidad neighborhood of Northeast and raised up in Seat Pleasant, MD and damn nears everyone in Seat Pleasant were born in DC…and there was zero cultural difference!! That’s the same for all of the surrounding neighborhoods….
PG is where I grew up, in 1985 I moved to Va. bc where I lived a homicide or 2 /month. Which City scared you the most, Balt. or Philly? And all the ppl trying to serve you, that takes me back. Love your streams HT, Peace.
Shout out to everybody who used to shop at PG plaza in the 90s. Shout out to anybody who still pull up to hit Golden Krust. Shout out to all the beautiful Jamaican and African women!
PG is big so it has more high income areas. But the areas he showed, are where killings happen all the time. Each and every one of these areas are close to at least 2 killings this year
Crazy how things change. I lived in the first complex almost 10 years ago and I didn’t recognize it at first. Smh I know all of these places. I can give so many stories this is sad
look this drug and gang problem is way out of hand here in prince george county look i am from the south side of chicago this not like chicago gang problem ok but i have been living here in this county for twelve years now i live in fort washighton which people have lots of money and nice homes but thensad thing is gangs are over here ms13 bloods and crips now you just do not see tthem out most of the time but their over here ok they hang out at night and do their thing ok but look tese young brothers and sisters need are help real talk
Lived in Fort Was/Oxon Hill from 1987-2005. Moving away from PG was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made. I’ve seen most of the country and this ranks as my least favorite. Just a mean group. Hateful people. If you live here, you likely know know more than a few people who have been murdered. Shame. My friends that still live there think it’s normal.
I grew up right there on Silver Hill Rd. I know PG has been getting a bad name and there are some rough spots but, I can’t help but love it. There are some spots over on Suitland Rd that have been getting fixed up
Was raised in PG county for 50yrs and this was a great place to raise families. I left in 2008 and moved down south but I'm comn back no later than 2023 and no bulls**t is gonna stop me from coming home. That part ‼️💯
Let us remember this vital point; BLACK people did NOT create the public housing spaces; white people developed them to segregate us from white society. The so-called "Hood" is a deliberate housing project built in an area with little to no real resources or opportunities for people living in these controlled communities. These BLACK targeted communities are infested with liquor stores, fast food, and payday loans as a tool to promote poverty and poor health. Most BLACk people can not afford to choose a living space that is thriving and full of opportunities; most black people have to settle for what was created to keep them suppressed by limiting resources in these areas.
The culture in those communities is what is keeping them from ever getting anywhere. People don’t have fathers, they join gangs, get into drugs and so on. I’m sure the housing contributes to it but it’s not just “white people” who have ruined their community. It’s how they’ve grown up and the culture their ancestors passed down. African immigrants today, if they stay away from those areas, can do very well and have no problem.
@#Sammoto Yomosa . Agree 💯. After they used us; they continually abused us. That's why we have to keep on pushing, and stop preying on each other. Don't fall for the trap or become the victim. Make use of opportunities that are out there, such as education, trade schools, counseling, etc. and so no to drugs. Only negative resources are put out in theses areas that line the pockets of others such as drugs, policing, corruption, liquor stores, corner stores and yes and some do nothing Churches. Wonder why drugs are allowed to penerate these areas with all the policing. Apparently there is alots of corruption going on. Yet this is allowed.
@@pamelarobinson5907 you said only negative resources are brought to these areas ? Who the hell brungs drugs into areas like this? I live in a very nice area with 10 acres and a pretty large house with a pool yet we have a liquor store a few mins away… police are not a bad thing to have around … matter of fact, without then areas tend to be much much worse … the comment you are replying to has 0 facts…
Finally took my advice from your last video when you was in Annapolis Md. I stated that's not hood and to come further down to Suitland, Landover, Capitol Heights, Oxon Hill, Temple Hills, District Heights, and Forestville. Thanks for taking my advice 💪🏿.
Long time…I grew up in 60’s…now called historic Hyattsville. It was a small town and everyone knew each other. Our long time neighbors are now residing next door to my parents at the Washington cemetery. No plan…it was fate they picked the lots next door to one another. There are no coincidences, uh?
There is some sketch outside too, but inside the Beltway is where the majority of it lies. Pretty much a different county when you get about a mile outside the Beltway. FedEx field is about 2 minutes away from Palmer Park, which is where the great boxer Sugar Ray Leonard grew up and started boxing.
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@@user-vi6ku5ic2d no not at all u go PG or DC dey is our serving thru the days nahh they outside too in night time but our city we get money so it’s dudes out all day from 3 am to whenever at night we up serving on da block or gas station or stores bright n early u must don’t know
Lived in Pg since I was 1, I call Pg county the best of both worlds lol 😂 it’s naughty and nice out here lol what ever you want to get into you can find it in Gorgeous Prince Georges Good or bad 💪🏿💯❤️
I lived on Neptune Ave as kid in Oxon Hill. Nobody made pizza deliveries to our street and if the police showed up it would be at least 2 officers. I would not change that experience because when you get older you appreciate things.
Love p.g. grew up in oxon hill.glassmanor was one of the toughest hoods in pg back in the early 90s.police would not even come up with just one car. Across the street for southeast d.c.
This is Suitland/Silver Hill, Maryland. This backs up to Oxon Hill, Temple Hills, Morningside, District Heights, Forestville, Landover, and even Fort Washington, and Forest Heights, MD. This also backs up to the Washington DC lines as well.
The thing about Pg the closer it is the city the more Hood it is, for example seat Pleasant and fair mount heights are extension of northeast Dc because it’s across the street
I grew up in the hills of VA but lived for 5 years in southern MD, Calvert co. PG county had a bad reputation throughout the DMV and my job had me in some of the toughest neighborhoods there and SE and NE D.C. ,Yet I found most folks agreeable and never had a problem. BUT anyone looking at how tidy these neighborhoods are compared to LA Detroit or Philly and think they're soft, well you're dead wrong , they can hold their own , the blue lights at night will testify
I grew up in PG County Maryland. I've lived in bad areas of DC and Los Angeles, especially when homeless. And the ONLY time I EVER feared for my life was when staying with family in Calvert Co. A neighbor who worked for the fire department shot at me because a dog was barely on his property. I was trying to explain I was recovering from brain surgery and the dog didn't know me. But he turned and shot at me and my service dog telling me to get the dog in the house immediately.
They got some tidy looking neighborhoods in LA that are dangerous as well. the palm trees and nice weather will make you think its some kind of vacation spot. Don’t be fooled
PG County has always been one of the weirdest places on earth to me. It's some areas where you will see multi million dollar houses. Some of the nicest neighborhoods in America. Then its other places that look like Bmore lol. I guess that's everywhere in a sense. It feels like PG county does it the best lol.
Yooo u forgot to get the Iverson Mall area. You was headed up that way by 51 liquor store. But the cam cut to another spot. But I guess that would be considered the temple hills area
There was a shooting at Iverson Mall where you could see the carpet cut-out and replaced; we would move soon afterwards which had nothing to do with the shooting--the area was just getting started and we up and leave
I'm born and raised in SUITLAND CLASS OF 2000 GO RAMS. On my days off I Uber eats all through these neighborhoods. And it some hard working people live in the neighborhoods that got good money and comes from Good family's. However you can get killed in these neighborhoods which really breaks my heart
I was born in DC and moved to Riverdale MD as a teenager and now ironically I live in Riverdale Georgia. Before I moved to RVD Georgia I had a few people from Georgia that told me not to move there because it was a bad area and I can’t lie I seen some of what they was talking but it’s nowhere near as bad as RVD Maryland. I think DC and PG got an aggressive mentality by culture and I can definitely say DC is more aggressive than PG but I love them both the same
Too funny. comparison. about the Riverdales. I've seen most of these areas living in the DMV. I think most people that know some of these hoods know whats possible of going down in them , but, don't look at them in the worst way because they are affiliated in some way. Where as they have family there, came up at an early age or have friends that are still there.Anything can happen anywhere at an given time. Taking a loss with crime doesn't discriminate where you are.
Damn. I grew up their in Suitland. You passed my favorite sub spot Joe's was beside a 7 eleven at the beginning. I see it's not a 7 eleven anymore. I use to live in Lancaster Square behind Popeyes. That shit changed around there. It was so fun growing up there back then. Suitland high school we use to have a ball. 🤣😂 I remember we use to beef with Oxford Knolls. We was kids nothing that serious though. William Beans Elementary school.. it was nice neighborhoods around that school. I wonder what it's like around there now.
U see how he went from md to se in seconds. As soon as he passed eastover and pulled into that shall gas station he was in se DC just by crossing a traffic light
@@kevingomez-johnson140 it is trash… I don’t live there lol I’m in a nice ass house in pa with 10 acres… fuck wearing new balances or a shitty looking windbreaker lol
@Hunnid P Thats a dumb thing to say. PG county is the 2nd most dangerous part of Maryland. The whole county isn't bad but that Western side of the county bordering Southeast DC is easily as dangerous as Baltimore city.
wow grew up right there in the 70's at the beginning the jaz food was a 7 eleven and then the little shopping center which was across from maryland gardens back then had a safeway where csl DG are, peoples and avenue liquors is still there after all these yrs. mcdonalds still there as well as gas station on corner which was a citgo back in the say and they worked on your car back then as well. keystone apartments were down the end of walters pl
Hoodtimes you gotta do a pt 2 because you left out a lot of PG County hoods Like Maxwell dr, Chillum, Lanham and the ones the OG’s stay at too like Branchwood towers apts and Bellefonte pl apts, Kirby rd eastwood ct in Clinton,
I live in PG since 1980 - there are great black peoples live in the community- just don’t know how immigrants get houses-and move in -and black peoples had to fight to get home/ jobs -now I see Ukraine family now in PG. 😮
@Andre Paden. It's sad what's happening in Ukraine. In reality because they are White they will be treated better than a person of color. Facts. No one will cry put up walls or borders against them like the Mexicans or others who are fleeing from war crimes, etc. Don't get me wrong, I think they need help, not just from this country. Others should receive same treatment. People of color will be placed on the back burner and these Ukrainians become your boss. People of color better get all the education, experience they can, look into learning trades, stop sleeping. It's getting rough out here. They are compete with you for resources.
@@banks5162 a mix of from Central America.there is black people tho .if other foos can’t afford to get a apartment than sum is wrong there is jobs everywhere foo. There is homeless Hispanics by the McDonald’s at Lp tho so this is not about nobody kicking nobody out sound goofy a shit
Been 62 years since I frequented Suitland. Lotta good memories from my days in the Navy at Cheltenham. Stayed with folks up on F street on my days off. .I wish I still had my hot 47 Ford Vert. Sigh, where has the time gone.
@@danielcontee7851 Noo. I stayed at the Henry's on days off, and I palled around with their 2 older sons Leroy and Johnny, the Seat pleasant Mayor (Elizabeth ??) would come and visit them and a PG Co. police administrator, Diane R. are the only names I remember from F street. Sorry.
Looks like Langley Park. Isabella Park Apartments. Used to be Leonie's in that shopping center where the Casa Dora is. Really hit the shitter in the mid 80s. MS 13.
NE, DC born to the age of 5 (Just St/Division Ave); PG County raised from the age of 5 to adulthood. My fam moved around a LOT...from NE, DC to MD (Cheverly, Landover (Kings Square), Kentland (Forrest Terrace), Palmer Park (Burnside Road), Capital Heights (Addison Road), Oxon Hill (Livingston Terrace, Dunwoody Ave, Oxon Hill Road).....and this video barely touches on the so-called "Hoods"......🙂 And way back in the day, all of these areas were once considered upper middle class communities. It's people that make an area HOOD/run it down.....A person could definitely do FAR WORSE than the "Hoods" of Prince George's County. 😉
Im 63yrs.old moved to landover in 71 &still there however, i can remember landover being predominantly white most them poor & then blacks from se.washigton,uppermalboro,north Carolina, migrated there,Koreans migrated in Kentland & ran all the 711's whites had the ice cream trucks then West Africans moved to Kentland &took over ice cream trucks &cabs whites long gone ,Koreans moved to carryouts now Latinos moved in its diverse in landover hills which isn't bad raising kids .
Marlboro pike, benning rd, suitland ave, Livingston, branch ave, man… lol. The Valero on MLK I seen a crackhead OD and another came and stole the shoes off his feet🤦🏽♂️
Lived around surrey square all the apartments on that side of forestville was hot in the early 90s park Berkshire amber woods the creek .. the carnival in forestville was crazy !!
18:08. I lived in this building when I was a kid. i remember the sidewalk ice I slipped on and busted the back of my head on the sidewalk on the way to the bus stop. so many memories playing football with the other kids in the grass. the ice cream truck that sold sour pickles. my dad's motorcycle kids always sitting on it. one of my uncles getting mugged. the community was great for kids. they had haunted house and even had a full arcade.
I’m from DC born and Raised but definitely these areas in PG county aint sweet especially back then in the 90s and early 00s when people from DC was getting pushed out . It’s the rich and all out the outskirts like Upper Marlboro Bowie largo Brandywine etc but totally got hoods In Oxon Hill Suitland Landover Capitol Heights and most parts that boarders or close to DC
Most of these places are completely different from what they used to be. Forest Creek was constantly at it with Amberwood. Which is literally across the dang street. It was never a dull moment with crack addicts. I've had family and friends in many of these areas. Me too! If you had come in with a camera years ago, things could have been bad for you. ESPECIALLY in Glenardan Apts and Stratford Woods Apts. They were so bad they were DEMOLISHED! Couple that I didn't see Mattapony, Maple Ridge, Kings Square(Dodge park), and Heritage Square. Still better than they used to be. Went to STL and looked around and thought I was in a third-world country with so many entire neighborhoods abandoned. Almost everybody carrying guns and hard liquor, is sold in CVS and EVERY gas station! Ain't nobody asking can you spare change at the gas station. They come right out and ask ANYBODY, "Aye you got 5/10 dollars?"🤦🏾♀️ I promise! They do this thing where they speed through red lights for fun. Told me straight to my face. "You ain't from here, I can tell." Didn't bother to ask how. ✌🏾
@J Taylor lived in DMV my whole life and if that person is visiting then ok but if they live in that neighborhood with that car then those people are not the smartest people in world, not by far. Having a car while living in the hood is the most ghetto thing ever with no priorities.
At one point in history these were nice apartments. Also, a lot of complexes in the city were nice as well. I’m just going to let that sink in for a minute.
If your really from pg then you dont need to be told where these hoods are. Or you were a square and didnt hit the street. 😀😂 i recognize every street.
0:00 Silver hill Rd - Suitland
33:31 Parkway Terrace - Suitland
2:20 Forest creek - Forestville
6:37 Glassmanor - Oxon hill
14:24 SouthView - Oxon Hill
17:51 Oxon hill Village - Oxon hill
17:25 Naylor Rd - Hillcrest heights
19:47 Hilltop - District Heights
21:42 Walker Mill Rd - Walker Mill
25:11 Dutch Village - Landover
28:20 Palmer Park - Landover
32:06 Sheriff Rd - Fairmount Heights
34:42 Edmonston, Rd - Riverdale
39:50 Langley Park
I peeped all them too 😅
Forest creek is in Suitland.
@@user-vi6ku5ic2d no it's not it's in Forestville cuzz.
@@cripordie60s95 I checked google maps Forest Creek is on the eastern fridge of Suitland, right next to Forestville.
Dutch Village is in Oxon Hill
I’ve been waiting almost 2 years for this video! Thanks for putting PG on the map sir
It was on Google Maps waaay before this. Google created Maps
the best ch on the tube of exploring different different states #HoodTime love ur work man been a big fan of you since day number one 💯💯💯💯 you rock man the best !!!! 👌👌👌👌
Yes! I asked for this to be covered and you delivered! Thank you for your work! Love it!
I did too.
U forgot ritchie rd, donnell dr, Marlboro pike by warehouse liquors and some more
3131 also
Great video keep them coming on the DMV ones.
Ayyyeee yaaahh! Dat part! Shout out from southwest Washington DC! On God Jit done drove by like 4 of my cousins house and 2 of my exes house my old crib in glassman and my uncle jont in this video lmmfao 🤣🤣😂😂😆😆🤗💪🏾😎💯💯💯💯💯
Love these drive arounds it makes it to where i feel i know the place as if i traveled myself… 10/10 🍿
Fact Prince GeorgesCounty was home to Kevin Durant, Sugar Ray Leonard , Martin Lawrence, Actors Melvin Jackson Jr and Arthur Howard Jackson,Linda Greene of Peaches & Herb,Godfather of Go Go Music Chuck Brown and many other successful Black Americans. Historic Black High School Fairmont Heights High School is also located in Prince GeorgesCounty Md
how could you forget Taraji P. Henson, Mya and Kenny Lattimore!!
And many other basketball players.
y'all forgot Ginuwine went to Forestville high all-day alumni
KD from MoCo not PG
@@Cameron-bk5gk KD from Greenbelt and Greenbelt is P.G.
My coworker lives in Prince George and he says it’s one of the wealthiest parts of Maryland.
there are many McMansions in PG in the rural areas, this is the inner city parts
If you work for the government.
Move to Georgia like we did.
Bowie Class of '69.
Wealthiest for black Americans. Woodmore Md. 1 and 2 million dollar homes... I used to live in this area very nice.
@@jeanettem.taylor9722 My friend who lives in Charles county told me that Charles county is where the wealthiest of black folks now live surpassing PG county.
Yup Woodmoore, Bowie area.... Some parts of Lanham and Annapolis MD as well
I like it Bruh keep doing ya thing but you definitely gotta do a part 2 cuz you missed a lot of hoods Like BrightSeat Road, Kentland, 2-5, 51 Sandbox, 28th, Baby Haiti, Cherry Hill, Etc
The Cherry Hill In PG Not The One in Baltimore 😂
@@rickybobby6162 i grew up in Cherry Hill! Cooper Lane
Cool seeing Langley Langley Park in the end even into Montgomery County as I recognize Casa and Tick Tock, thank you
Tic Tock is in PG
Born, raised, and still in PG. PG county is a crazy place because you definitely have some sketchy areas…friendship heights, capital heights, Marlo heights, parts of suitland and oxon hill. But you also have other cities like largo, Greenbelt, Bowie, etc…that have 750-1M homes everywhere. Woodmore/Mitchellville recently topped the list of most affluent black cities in the US with and average median income of 180K and 128K respectfully.
Sorry but Friendship Heights DC.
@@christopherjackson2629 and all the way up Georgetown 🤣
@@christopherjackson2629 you are correct. I meant Fairmount Heights…not friendship. My mistake.
PG county is the richest black county in America 🤣
@@BattleTruth well, only because most of the residents work for DC Government
Bring back memories, some of those spots I forgot about, I am S.E. D.C. and moved to P.G. county, that was good to see old memories, you forgot about Village Green, across the street from Dutch Village and down the street from Palmer Park. All the spots was something to see... Nice video :)
I lived in Palmer Park also. Muncy rd. I went to Matthew Henson before they started bussing.
Off sherrif road and MLK highway
Every city has low income hoods. However PGC also has a whole lot of nice areas, I think the good areas outweigh the bad. Been in PG almost all my life and always lived in good neighborhoods. I've been through some hoods and still I've seen a lot worst in other states.
You are right on the money with this comment! When it comes to living in the hood, you can do A LOT worse than P.G. County, MD. Even with graffiti and loiterers outside the carryout, I have seen MUCH worse in other areas around the country.
I agree.
In USA you mean
Agree with you 100%
@@Adrian-ig4jp in the whole country bozo. theres hoods outside of the US that make US hoods look wealthy. US is far from having the worst hoods in the world
PG county officially on the map. Thanks for touring the county 🐐
I grew up in the District Heights, Hilcrest Heights and Suitland area by Parkway Terrace in the 1970's. Air Force family, Wow, sad to see how rough it is now. It wasn't the best back in the 70's but it wasn't this bad. Nice job showing us around, Thank You.
I did hood tour of Upper Marlboro worse trenches in PG living is terrible ain't seen a project worst in PG County.
I grew up in a different part of PG. I didn't see some of these areas in person until I was an adult. There are truly two very different sides to this county...
Once nice neighborhoods that are now slums and existing nice neighborhoods that will eventually turn to slums. Most affluent Blacks have already pulled up stakes and moved from a the crime ridden PG. Co. for Charles Co. Better schools better neighborhoods. PG Co. will eventually be an extension of slum ridden DC.
Wrong lol. PG has 3x the population and high income. People move to Charles because they can’t afford PG. Charles has no where near the wealth of PG. housing stock is sooo tacky
Glad you are showing this, because people not familiar with PG County think it is some Cosby Show reality. There are plenty of sketchy and or hood booger areas up in PG too, nice work!
There’s two parts to PG county: Inside the beltway and outside the beltway. Inside the beltway is mostly an extension of Southeast and Northeast DC. One you get outside the beltway it’s mostly 600K and up houses with 2 acres lots, all black folks!
@J Taylor uh, yeah bro!! Ever been to Marlow Heights, Capitol Heights, Fairmont Heights, District Heights??? Those spots are no different than Congressional Heights!
@J Taylor I was born in Trinidad neighborhood of Northeast and raised up in Seat Pleasant, MD and damn nears everyone in Seat Pleasant were born in DC…and there was zero cultural difference!! That’s the same for all of the surrounding neighborhoods….
@J Taylor and, Congress Heights is in Southeast… RUclips inserted that autocorrect name….
@J Taylor are you from DC?? Certainly doesn’t sound like it….
PG is where I grew up, in 1985 I moved to Va. bc where I lived a homicide or 2 /month. Which City scared you the most, Balt. or Philly? And all the ppl trying to serve you, that takes me back. Love your streams HT, Peace.
Baltimore and Philly ppl similar just different lingo
You got a point. The first time I went to Philly back in 98 it reminded me of Baltimore
Philly and Baltimore are damn near identical. Philly just bigger and has a different accent. Baltimore is small and everybody know each other.
Shout out to everybody who used to shop at PG plaza in the 90s. Shout out to anybody who still pull up to hit Golden Krust. Shout out to all the beautiful Jamaican and African women!
This is the most prosperous black majority county in the USA
PG is big so it has more high income areas. But the areas he showed, are where killings happen all the time. Each and every one of these areas are close to at least 2 killings this year
@@xamo8667 Two!!!!? That's it' !? Count your blessings.... Seems like the areas are more drug related than crime and murder
Tooooo bad that 800$ a month program won't go to the neighborhoods in need but instead will go to the already wealthy
And to your comment...HIGHLY DOUBT IT
but still has pockets of high crime and poverty
FINALLY BEEN WAITING FOR THIS PG/SE 4 LIFEEE
Love your video so happy you don't show our people at they worst
Grew up in Chillum. We thought we were in the suburbs then. 1960s. Michigan Park Hills!!
Crazy how things change. I lived in the first complex almost 10 years ago and I didn’t recognize it at first. Smh I know all of these places. I can give so many stories this is sad
Indeed I lived in almost every hood at the beginning except after glassmanor
Boohoo
look this drug and gang problem is way out of hand here in prince george county look i am from the south side of chicago this not like chicago gang problem ok but i have been living here in this county for twelve years now i live in fort washighton which people have lots of money and nice homes but thensad thing is gangs are over here ms13 bloods and crips now you just do not see tthem out most of the time but their over here ok they hang out at night and do their thing ok but look tese young brothers and sisters need are help real talk
Lived in Fort Was/Oxon Hill from 1987-2005. Moving away from PG was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made. I’ve seen most of the country and this ranks as my least favorite. Just a mean group. Hateful people. If you live here, you likely know know more than a few people who have been murdered. Shame. My friends that still live there think it’s normal.
it's just ruff bro. go further south if u wanna see hood. shiit, i'm in Ohio now
PG is ghetto
likewise, I moved to LA and then Vegas
I grew up right there on Silver Hill Rd. I know PG has been getting a bad name and there are some rough spots but, I can’t help but love it.
There are some spots over on Suitland Rd that have been getting fixed up
Was raised in PG county for 50yrs and this was a great place to raise families. I left in 2008 and moved down south but I'm comn back no later than 2023 and no bulls**t is gonna stop me from coming home. That part ‼️💯
It's best to stay in the south.. nice and quiet.
Nigga stay in the south ain’t nun over here
@@waterfalls2724 Its next to Southeast trenches its not nice
@@user-vi6ku5ic2d well I would move to another part of south Carolina..
@@waterfalls2724 what's up with yall moving to the Carolinians
Let us remember this vital point; BLACK people did NOT create the public housing spaces; white people developed them to segregate us from white society. The so-called "Hood" is a deliberate housing project built in an area with little to no real resources or opportunities for people living in these controlled communities. These BLACK targeted communities are infested with liquor stores, fast food, and payday loans as a tool to promote poverty and poor health. Most BLACk people can not afford to choose a living space that is thriving and full of opportunities; most black people have to settle for what was created to keep them suppressed by limiting resources in these areas.
You are misinformed my man
The culture in those communities is what is keeping them from ever getting anywhere. People don’t have fathers, they join gangs, get into drugs and so on. I’m sure the housing contributes to it but it’s not just “white people” who have ruined their community. It’s how they’ve grown up and the culture their ancestors passed down. African immigrants today, if they stay away from those areas, can do very well and have no problem.
Not quite, some other hoods develope in high price houses.
@#Sammoto Yomosa . Agree 💯. After they used us; they continually abused us. That's why we have to keep on pushing, and stop preying on each other. Don't fall for the trap or become the victim. Make use of opportunities that are out there, such as education, trade schools, counseling, etc. and so no to drugs. Only negative resources are put out in theses areas that line the pockets of others such as drugs, policing, corruption, liquor stores, corner stores and yes and some do nothing Churches. Wonder why drugs are allowed to penerate these areas with all the policing. Apparently there is alots of corruption going on. Yet this is allowed.
@@pamelarobinson5907 you said only negative resources are brought to these areas ? Who the hell brungs drugs into areas like this? I live in a very nice area with 10 acres and a pretty large house with a pool yet we have a liquor store a few mins away… police are not a bad thing to have around … matter of fact, without then areas tend to be much much worse … the comment you are replying to has 0 facts…
Finally took my advice from your last video when you was in Annapolis Md. I stated that's not hood and to come further down to Suitland, Landover, Capitol Heights, Oxon Hill, Temple Hills, District Heights, and Forestville. Thanks for taking my advice 💪🏿.
Seatpleasant Md
@@odagreat22_7 that part 💪🏿
Don’t make me name them Hollypark 💪🏼 Palmer park are you wit meeeee!!!! 💯💯 #LandoverMD
@@odagreat22_7 kentland and the list goes on. 💪🏿
Langley park jhi get unchy
Long time…I grew up in 60’s…now called historic Hyattsville. It was a small town and everyone knew each other. Our long time neighbors are now residing next door to my parents at the Washington cemetery. No plan…it was fate they picked the lots next door to one another. There are no coincidences, uh?
Mabel who drank Black Label was our neighbor; hopefully she has a headstone that says exactly that.
Hyattsville woo
I’m from Hyattsville too! Miss it so much!
There is some sketch outside too, but inside the Beltway is where the majority of it lies. Pretty much a different county when you get about a mile outside the Beltway. FedEx field is about 2 minutes away from Palmer Park, which is where the great boxer Sugar Ray Leonard grew up and started boxing.
WHAT CUZ IAM FROM SOUTH CENTRAL LOSANGELES 74TH STREET HOOVER CRIPS LANDOVER HILLS MARYLAND WHERE THAT ORANGE AND BLUE CUZ LOOK PRINCE GEORGE HAS LOCS FROM BACK HOME IN LOSANGELES OXION HILL 59TH STREET HOOVERS
LOOK PRINCE GEORGE HAS ITS NEIGHBORHOOD CREWS BUT ROLLIN 60S ROLLIN 40S THEY ARE IN NORTH WEST DC HOWARD UNIVERSITY AREA BUT BLADENSBRUG HAS THE 60S AND 40S TO CUZ LOOK WE LA LOCS JUST COME OUT HERE TO MAKE MONEY
LOOK WE KNOW THAT DC AND PRINCE GEORGE DO THEIR OWN THING WHICH IS COOL BUT THE YOUNG DC AND P G YOUTH
ARE GOING WITH THE NATIONAL GANGS NOW HELL YOU HAVE VICE LORDS DUDES AND G D S FROM CHICAGO OUT HERE NOW
LATIN KINGS DOMINICANS MS13 HELL I DID NOT KNOW THAT THE LOSANGELES 18TH STREET HOMIES WAS HERE IN THE DC AREA THEY ARE BY FAR UP IN GREENBELT LANHAM HYATTSVILLE NEW CARROLTTON AND PARTS OF FORT WASHIGHTON
What time of the day are you driving around these neighborhoods? Never seen this place that quiet and almost a ghost town.
The hood is sleep/ in the house. They'll wake up at night.
@@user-vi6ku5ic2d wrong u see ppl outside
@@RichOffYayy majority of the hood is chillin in da house most days. Some be outside whenever.
@@user-vi6ku5ic2d no not at all u go PG or DC dey is our serving thru the days nahh they outside too in night time but our city we get money so it’s dudes out all day from 3 am to whenever at night we up serving on da block or gas station or stores bright n early u must don’t know
@@RichOffYayy - Cornball glorifying that shit.
Lived in Pg since I was 1, I call Pg county the best of both worlds lol 😂 it’s naughty and nice out here lol what ever you want to get into you can find it in Gorgeous Prince Georges Good or bad 💪🏿💯❤️
I lived on Neptune Ave as kid in Oxon Hill. Nobody made pizza deliveries to our street and if the police showed up it would be at least 2 officers. I would not change that experience because when you get older you appreciate things.
Love p.g. grew up in oxon hill.glassmanor was one of the toughest hoods in pg back in the early 90s.police would not even come up with just one car. Across the street for southeast d.c.
Hyattsville and Langley park were my stomping grounds back in the days.
Same. 80’s and 90’s
This is Suitland/Silver Hill, Maryland. This backs up to Oxon Hill, Temple Hills, Morningside, District Heights, Forestville, Landover, and even Fort Washington, and Forest Heights, MD. This also backs up to the Washington DC lines as well.
It's been about 40 years since I've been back to PG county. Palmer Park and Lanham md. A ot of rough spots but a lot of nice neighborhoods too.
Thank u someone finally put my city in they video
The thing about Pg the closer it is the city the more Hood it is, for example seat Pleasant and fair mount heights are extension of northeast Dc because it’s across the street
From Mississippi, but I spent my Summa’s as ah kid ina 90’s in Cap Hgts… down Larchmont Ave ✅
I grew up in the hills of VA but lived for 5 years in southern MD, Calvert co. PG county had a bad reputation throughout the DMV and my job had me in some of the toughest neighborhoods there and SE and NE D.C. ,Yet I found most folks agreeable and never had a problem. BUT anyone looking at how tidy these neighborhoods are compared to LA Detroit or Philly and think they're soft, well you're dead wrong , they can hold their own , the blue lights at night will testify
I grew up in PG County Maryland. I've lived in bad areas of DC and Los Angeles, especially when homeless. And the ONLY time I EVER feared for my life was when staying with family in Calvert Co. A neighbor who worked for the fire department shot at me because a dog was barely on his property. I was trying to explain I was recovering from brain surgery and the dog didn't know me. But he turned and shot at me and my service dog telling me to get the dog in the house immediately.
They got some tidy looking neighborhoods in LA that are dangerous as well. the palm trees and nice weather will make you think its some kind of vacation spot. Don’t be fooled
A lot of Blue Lights in Baltimore, sad to see places in decline.
I grew up in Suitland and moved to LA, LA is wild.
@@LydZArtas a calvert county resident I do not agree with this 😂😂😂😂
PG County has always been one of the weirdest places on earth to me. It's some areas where you will see multi million dollar houses. Some of the nicest neighborhoods in America. Then its other places that look like Bmore lol. I guess that's everywhere in a sense. It feels like PG county does it the best lol.
Yooo u forgot to get the Iverson Mall area. You was headed up that way by 51 liquor store. But the cam cut to another spot. But I guess that would be considered the temple hills area
There was a shooting at Iverson Mall where you could see the carpet cut-out and replaced; we would move soon afterwards which had nothing to do with the shooting--the area was just getting started and we up and leave
I'm born and raised in SUITLAND CLASS OF 2000 GO RAMS. On my days off I Uber eats all through these neighborhoods. And it some hard working people live in the neighborhoods that got good money and comes from Good family's. However you can get killed in these neighborhoods which really breaks my heart
Go rams
I grew up in Suitland back in the 80s we had to go to forestville we lived right across the street from Suitland on eastern lane but yes go rams 🐏
Go Rams and Mr. Battle - Teachers and Students, Teachers and Students- I have an Announcement Please. CLASS OF 83!
What up Evie? This forty. I see you on here telling the truth😌.
@Forty glock heyyyyyyyyyy forty what's going on with you. I'm doing just fine I'm a grandmother now shiye had a little girl
Coming from a Chicagoan. PG seems like a good place. Your hoods would be considered middle class in many parts of the country.
Exactly
Until ya car get switched
Chicago look nice to. Only reason its bad there because goofy ppl claiming gangs out there. Where it started.
I was born in DC and moved to Riverdale MD as a teenager and now ironically I live in Riverdale Georgia. Before I moved to RVD Georgia I had a few people from Georgia that told me not to move there because it was a bad area and I can’t lie I seen some of what they was talking but it’s nowhere near as bad as RVD Maryland. I think DC and PG got an aggressive mentality by culture and I can definitely say DC is more aggressive than PG but I love them both the same
Parkview Gardens
I had family who lived in Riverdale. Not to far from Dr. Hospital. It's been a long time. Went to Duval, so I know the area very well.
Good old Duval. I remember the race riots there in the 70's. Busing was such a good thing for the children..@@reginaldselby5074
Too funny. comparison. about the Riverdales. I've seen most of these areas living in the DMV. I think most people that know some of these hoods know whats possible of going down in them , but, don't look at them in the worst way because they are affiliated in some way. Where as they have family there, came up at an early age or have friends that are still there.Anything can happen anywhere at an given time. Taking a loss with crime doesn't discriminate where you are.
Damn. I grew up their in Suitland. You passed my favorite sub spot Joe's was beside a 7 eleven at the beginning. I see it's not a 7 eleven anymore. I use to live in Lancaster Square behind Popeyes. That shit changed around there. It was so fun growing up there back then. Suitland high school we use to have a ball. 🤣😂 I remember we use to beef with Oxford Knolls. We was kids nothing that serious though. William Beans Elementary school.. it was nice neighborhoods around that school. I wonder what it's like around there now.
Man I love living in the DMV.
Facts
U see how he went from md to se in seconds. As soon as he passed eastover and pulled into that shall gas station he was in se DC just by crossing a traffic light
Very interesting video. Thanks.
Funny the majority of P G IS NOT LIKE THIS
Damn, just brought back so many memories
You cover the hood real solid fam!! You legit!!
@@HoodTime Yeah I see some of these cats mean muggin you when you bending them corners......stay up fam!
PG county best county in the nation💯🤟🏽 glad you said PG county directly and not the whole state like most ppl do. Great video
not even close.
nothing but trash 🗑️
It’s trash
@@user-no9qb6lj7c Cause someone robbed you for your helly Hanson and NB out there
@@kevingomez-johnson140 it is trash… I don’t live there lol I’m in a nice ass house in pa with 10 acres… fuck wearing new balances or a shitty looking windbreaker lol
These apartment units are pretty well maintained as far as I can see .
You gotta come back on a hot summer night and really show them the creek lol
Mannn
Dat part
Facts!!!!
I can smell the weed through the screen lol
😆
I’m hollering 😂😂😂😂
We can smell the Meth through yours. 😅
There's always lots of signs for liquor stores wherever societal decay exists
Gorgeous Prince George's County 🔥💯 Should've gone up New Hampshire Avenue around Belford Towers and Red Top.
Facts 💯
Should’ve also ran down by Fleetwood Village too
@@watitduful Yessir! I used to be around there in the 90s 💯
Belford Towers dont take no jive. Thats what they used to say back in 1972.
My family lived in that hood for years. Thank God we no longer do. You have to mind your own business in order to survive there.
Thats easy
@Hunnid P Thats a dumb thing to say. PG county is the 2nd most dangerous part of Maryland. The whole county isn't bad but that Western side of the county bordering Southeast DC is easily as dangerous as Baltimore city.
How he leave out Marlow heights 🤦🏽♂️
Right I lived out Marlow and they be busting I am from Philly. It’s no Philly however but PG bad
wow grew up right there in the 70's at the beginning the jaz food was a 7 eleven and then the little shopping center which was across from maryland gardens back then had a safeway where csl DG are, peoples and avenue liquors is still there after all these yrs. mcdonalds still there as well as gas station on corner which was a citgo back in the say and they worked on your car back then as well. keystone apartments were down the end of walters pl
S/O to you for driving around with these gas prices. Lls. I lived in a couple of them joints and know some folks who still do. 😉
Born in Landover, grew up in Cap Heights , finish high school from Forestville to Friendly High
Now I live in the mountains lmao
lol
Hoodtimes you gotta do a pt 2 because you left out a lot of PG County hoods Like Maxwell dr, Chillum, Lanham and the ones the OG’s stay at too like Branchwood towers apts and Bellefonte pl apts, Kirby rd eastwood ct in Clinton,
Chillum? Lanham? Clinton? Not Landover, palmer park or seat pleasant. But chillum..lanham.. Clinton...
@@kennygwalk5328 yes they have hoods if you don’t know nothing then just say dat💯
@@kennygwalk5328 and Chillum was pg most dangerous hoods back in the 90s,80s and 00s Lanham ain’t the same and Clinton ain’t the same we in 2022 💯
@@mac4008 I was raised in kentland aint heard no noise from chillum lanham or Clinton. If anything Homer Ave was most known
@@mac4008 lanham wasn't even fckn with Riverdale, so what is u saying foreal
I live in PG since 1980 - there are great black peoples live in the community- just don’t know how immigrants get houses-and move in -and black peoples had to fight to get home/ jobs -now I see Ukraine family now in PG. 😮
They always tryna take over black neighborhoods
Facts
@Andre Paden. It's sad what's happening in Ukraine. In reality because they are White they will be treated better than a person of color. Facts. No one will cry put up walls or borders against them like the Mexicans or others who are fleeing from war crimes, etc. Don't get me wrong, I think they need help, not just from this country. Others should receive same treatment. People of color will be placed on the back burner and these Ukrainians become your boss. People of color better get all the education, experience they can, look into learning trades, stop sleeping. It's getting rough out here. They are compete with you for resources.
Langley Park is mostly Salvadorian now. Setting up shop on the corners like they in their country.
@@banks5162 a mix of from Central America.there is black people tho .if other foos can’t afford to get a apartment than sum is wrong there is jobs everywhere foo. There is homeless Hispanics by the McDonald’s at Lp tho so this is not about nobody kicking nobody out sound goofy a shit
Been 62 years since I frequented Suitland. Lotta good memories from my days in the Navy at Cheltenham. Stayed with folks up on F street on my days off. .I wish I still had my hot 47 Ford Vert. Sigh, where has the time gone.
u might know my father
@@danielcontee7851 Noo. I stayed at the Henry's on days off, and I palled around with their 2 older sons Leroy and Johnny, the Seat pleasant Mayor (Elizabeth ??) would come and visit them and a PG Co. police administrator, Diane R. are the only names I remember from F street. Sorry.
I moved to Texas from living all over Landover, DC, cap heights, upper Marlboro, etc. I fucking miss HOME.
Another tricky thing is A lot of the places shown are 5-10 miles away from high income areas
That’s like DC
Heyyyy. SHOUTOUT GOONEW! BIG 64!!!! RIP 2 THA LEGEND!!!!
Caught me in ya video round my way walking up da street come do a interview
Looks like Langley Park. Isabella Park Apartments. Used to be Leonie's in that shopping center where the Casa Dora is. Really hit the shitter in the mid 80s. MS 13.
Nah this isnt close to Langley park, these areas shown are about 30-20 minutes away from Langley park. Langley park is on the border of MOCO and PG
I used to live in the town houses across from Isabella!
@@rahjaprince4904 Serene something?
Serene.
NE, DC born to the age of 5 (Just St/Division Ave); PG County raised from the age of 5 to adulthood. My fam moved around a LOT...from NE, DC to MD (Cheverly, Landover (Kings Square), Kentland (Forrest Terrace), Palmer Park (Burnside Road), Capital Heights (Addison Road), Oxon Hill (Livingston Terrace, Dunwoody Ave, Oxon Hill Road).....and this video barely touches on the so-called "Hoods"......🙂 And way back in the day, all of these areas were once considered upper middle class communities. It's people that make an area HOOD/run it down.....A person could definitely do FAR WORSE than the "Hoods" of Prince George's County. 😉
ngl, he hit some spots, but he went at the wring time. if he went at night, it'll be different.
Agreed (born DC/raised in Forest Heights by Eastover) maybe hood to some folks but this all looks like regular suburbs near the city to me.
You lived in some mighty tough neighborhoods, Msmbjohnson. Glad to see you survived.
look sister much to you but bloods crips vice lords gangster disciples ms13 latin kings 18th street mexican gang
Yes, they can.
Im 63yrs.old moved to landover in 71 &still there however, i can remember landover being predominantly white most them poor & then blacks from se.washigton,uppermalboro,north Carolina, migrated there,Koreans migrated in Kentland & ran all the 711's whites had the ice cream trucks then West Africans moved to Kentland &took over ice cream trucks &cabs whites long gone ,Koreans moved to carryouts now Latinos moved in its diverse in landover hills which isn't bad raising kids .
Miss them hoods. Alot of good folks live out there
Marlboro pike, benning rd, suitland ave, Livingston, branch ave, man… lol. The Valero on MLK I seen a crackhead OD and another came and stole the shoes off his feet🤦🏽♂️
He miss a lot of hoods
Definitely. I didn't see mine
Mannn
Lived around surrey square all the apartments on that side of forestville was hot in the early 90s park Berkshire amber woods the creek .. the carnival in forestville was crazy !!
Ayo you got La Placita at 37:17. They used to make bomb ass tacos now it’s just onion tacos for $6 a piece.
Bro PG is just a more spaced out version of DC. There's something I like bout PG I just can't put my finger on it
Much of this looks like it was built in the 1960's.
18:08. I lived in this building when I was a kid. i remember the sidewalk ice I slipped on and busted the back of my head on the sidewalk on the way to the bus stop. so many memories playing football with the other kids in the grass. the ice cream truck that sold sour pickles. my dad's motorcycle kids always sitting on it. one of my uncles getting mugged. the community was great for kids. they had haunted house and even had a full arcade.
Any chance we can get a Memphis TN one?
It's really sad.. those neighborhood's we're nice in the 70s and 80's
They still are
@@radio3976 yea ok
Yea because everybody was in D.C still.😌
I’m from DC born and Raised but definitely these areas in PG county aint sweet especially back then in the 90s and early 00s when people from DC was getting pushed out . It’s the rich and all out the outskirts like Upper Marlboro Bowie largo Brandywine etc but totally got hoods In Oxon Hill Suitland Landover Capitol Heights and most parts that boarders or close to DC
Tellem Fatboy
I’m also,from the area and i totally concur this.
Brandywine is getting dangerous
@@greedydee1244 so you pretty much saying Waldorf is getting dangerous. What’s next laplata? Just curious
Don't get it twisted you can get your head hit in Every one of them so called rich parts youngn
Cool let’s get a part 2. U missing it
I went to Preschool- 1st Grade in The Langley Park Mansion, back in the 80s it was call Willowbrook Children’s House.
I grew up in Forestville and suitland, but now stay in Clinton Maryland
Most of these places are completely different from what they used to be. Forest Creek was constantly at it with Amberwood. Which is literally across the dang street. It was never a dull moment with crack addicts. I've had family and friends in many of these areas. Me too! If you had come in with a camera years ago, things could have been bad for you. ESPECIALLY in Glenardan Apts and Stratford Woods Apts. They were so bad they were DEMOLISHED!
Couple that I didn't see Mattapony, Maple Ridge, Kings Square(Dodge park), and Heritage Square. Still better than they used to be.
Went to STL and looked around and thought I was in a third-world country with so many entire neighborhoods abandoned. Almost everybody carrying guns and hard liquor, is sold in CVS and EVERY gas station! Ain't nobody asking can you spare change at the gas station. They come right out and ask ANYBODY, "Aye you got 5/10 dollars?"🤦🏾♀️ I promise! They do this thing where they speed through red lights for fun. Told me straight to my face. "You ain't from here, I can tell."
Didn't bother to ask how. ✌🏾
How is king square a hood
It would be good if there were some sub-titles or labels so we could follow which areas are being shown better
hey nice video
0:54 theres a new body style escalade in that neighborhood. Someone doesnt have their priorities straight
@J Taylor lived in DMV my whole life and if that person is visiting then ok but if they live in that neighborhood with that car then those people are not the smartest people in world, not by far. Having a car while living in the hood is the most ghetto thing ever with no priorities.
P.G...on that borderline of DC........Born in DC....grew up mostly in P.G. That good ole Kentland. Don't miss it, but wouldn't change a thang.
At one point in history these were nice apartments. Also, a lot of complexes in the city were nice as well. I’m just going to let that sink in for a minute.
Still in Southview oxon hill md today
Right across the street from DC where I was born and raised
He aint do Ardmore, 5th city, 6th ward, Swann Rd, Forest Heights, he has lot more to do in order to complete it.
You gotta name the cities cause pg county is a huge county with a bunch of little cities everywhere within the county.
Fax ion even know what im looking at. The only thing i recognized is Marlboro Pike, Parkway Terrace and Hil-Mar Dr.
Right!👍🏽
If your really from pg then you dont need to be told where these hoods are. Or you were a square and didnt hit the street. 😀😂 i recognize every street.
i wish brightseat road was still up
PG has very big complexes. For example,a complex in PG can fill up 1/4th of a town and you can easily get lost in it