I'm a white girl who grew up in the Grove. In my early 20s, I needed a place to stay and moved to 38th and MLK. I never had any problems and enjoyed our little community. All the neighbors were friendly and watched out for each other. Yes, there were some problems. But they were caused by people who didn’t live over there. The hood isn't always bad the way it is made out to be.
@@ClearwaterKB The MLK area is literally one of the top 2 dangerous areas in the city statistically so it’s a fact. A restaurant owner just got killed there a few days ago. Maybe you and others have a high tolerance for the hood and don’t seem things bad as others but it’s still dangerous no matter how you slice it.
@ericrowland3246 I am WELL aware of how dangerous the area is. I had an acquaintance who survived being shot in the head at the Community Spirits just east of Boulevard on 38th. However, the 2-3 blocks surrounding me were generally safe and quiet. The vast majority of neighbors either moved there in the 60s and 70s and were quite old or they were the children/grandchildren of those original owners. They took a lot of pride in community an watching out for each other. They also never made me feel like I didn't belong due to the melanin content of my skin. I had a friend who lived at 34th and Kenwood, I did not feel safe there nor did I feel safe north of the fairgrounds despite going to high school with a bunch of them when they were bussed to the south side.
From $outh$ide to 2G all the way to Post RD it’s all love Youngyin stay solid it definitely was treacherous back in the day but we as People found a way to come together in prison on the street even sometimes unfortunately at funerals all love NAP OR NOTHING
Bruh if u wasn’t back there in 08-10 u wasn’t frm there we stayed back yard hooping when 12 shut down riverside that used to be a the candy house like frl
If you don't want to be viewed as thugs or criminals then I suggest you start cooperating with police and hold the criminals accountable. But instead you all hold the code of silence making ALL of you accomplices.
I'm from NAPTOWN, Indy lol We have programs to help the younger generation stay out of trouble, to stay out the streets. Cause it's bad out there. There ain't nothing in the streets but trouble and death smh.
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I'm a white girl who grew up in the Grove. In my early 20s, I needed a place to stay and moved to 38th and MLK. I never had any problems and enjoyed our little community. All the neighbors were friendly and watched out for each other. Yes, there were some problems. But they were caused by people who didn’t live over there. The hood isn't always bad the way it is made out to be.
@@ClearwaterKB The MLK area is literally one of the top 2 dangerous areas in the city statistically so it’s a fact. A restaurant owner just got killed there a few days ago. Maybe you and others have a high tolerance for the hood and don’t seem things bad as others but it’s still dangerous no matter how you slice it.
@ericrowland3246 I am WELL aware of how dangerous the area is. I had an acquaintance who survived being shot in the head at the Community Spirits just east of Boulevard on 38th. However, the 2-3 blocks surrounding me were generally safe and quiet. The vast majority of neighbors either moved there in the 60s and 70s and were quite old or they were the children/grandchildren of those original owners. They took a lot of pride in community an watching out for each other. They also never made me feel like I didn't belong due to the melanin content of my skin. I had a friend who lived at 34th and Kenwood, I did not feel safe there nor did I feel safe north of the fairgrounds despite going to high school with a bunch of them when they were bussed to the south side.
@@ericrowland3246he got killed from someone he was doing business with. Not by a random on MLK.
Ok Nownow Nashan, I see u Sis, I pray your platform get bigger than u ever imagined🙏🏿
Rip KenKen .. Rob G .. And Don Juan 🖤and rip to the ones from my way that was solid and really stood on morals 🌪️
Appreciate you taking your time to give us a platform to speak 🌪️💯💯keep working
I’m from the Westside of Indy and I like watching your videos.
Nice interview, hoping nothing but the best for you, and those young men. 39:07
2g we the business 4 life
You gon be big omm watch
Love the interview Nashan! ❤
Fort Wayne, Indiana waiting on ya 💪🏾💪🏾
Mane ain’t shit in fent kane doe
I grew up in 2G, went to school 44.. Went to school with DayDay..
I'm a RUclipsr from INDY, i know alot of ppl in haugville! (Across 16th) U wana collab? #shout out 2 g
Let’s do it
@NaShanClay I will talk to my guy 2maro, it's on Winfield and Sharon area across 16th, 2 of my good buddies
@@NaShanClay I will hit u on ig
Hey 👋 I didn’t know you’re from here. I think I first seen you on Jays channel. My baby daddy is from over there lol
The guy in the Rodman shirt looks like a mix of Tee Grizzly and Malcolm Jamal Warner 😂
From $outh$ide to 2G all the way to Post RD it’s all love Youngyin stay solid it definitely was treacherous back in the day but we as People found a way to come together in prison on the street even sometimes unfortunately at funerals all love NAP OR NOTHING
We most definitely did. ❤ Right on!
You should go to 42nd and post rd up on the east side of Indy
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Love seeing young people trying to do something productive, different and positive. I just subscribed young lady. Salute
Thank you. I appreciate it
Beautiful platform. Keep this up.
Ion watch vlogs but I support my peoples
Bruh if u wasn’t back there in 08-10 u wasn’t frm there we stayed back yard hooping when 12 shut down riverside that used to be a the candy house like frl
From Indiana living there rn did not no we got places like this 🙏
Love the mission, keep it up
Thank you I appreciate it
What drank youngin in the white shirt sippin. It look like Seagrams escapes but bigger than the 11oz size?
RIP Mooker Don Juan Mikey Big Joe & Domi Da real 2G baby 💪🏾💪🏾
Yall definitely young 2G NICCAS went to Manual Back in 05 06
My hood ❤❤ the real soul of the hoods
iu football player from there threw his life away dealing drugs
He was gone be pro too smh
I'm from haughville indianapolis then moved to the mo now
Studda brudda what’s to you? Lil folks nervous nervous 😂 streets ain’t fa errbody Onna G💯
I Moved To Da Nap In 2015 Its Some Cool Mf’s Out Here NoBap But It Do Get Wicked💥🌪️Yu Jus Gotta Stay Out Da Way💯
dude in the bac with dreads talk to much
I was thinking the same thing, and he kept tryna keep it negative while NaShanClay tryna put out a positive message!!!!
Cleanest fucking hood I ever seen
is that a problem?
Respect
If you don't want to be viewed as thugs or criminals then I suggest you start cooperating with police and hold the criminals accountable. But instead you all hold the code of silence making ALL of you accomplices.
the fact that u think the justice system is reliable is absolutely hilarious
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2G had the Block Parties yall probably too young
Yuri's court
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I'm from NAPTOWN, Indy lol
We have programs to help the younger generation stay out of trouble, to stay out the streets. Cause it's bad out there. There ain't nothing in the streets but trouble and death smh.