Hearted Youtube comments on Hoods N Hollers (@hoodsnhollers) channel.

  1. So sad to see such beautiful homes that were once lived in by so many families. You can tell by the craftmanship that these were really well built homes. Such a tragedy. :o( Please stay safe and thank you for the post.
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  2. You are one brave dude! You got the bad spots perfectly lived there 8 years I wouldn't go back for anything!
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  3. I lived there for almost 3 years and A lot of people and businesses shifted to the East Side of Montgomery. It's a shame That the decay in those areas is starting to creep outward. Thank you for the video!
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  4. The part of Miami the tourists never see.
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  5. The hills and foliage so beautiful! So sad these little towns are deteriorated. I live on the west coast ….. thanks for taking us on this tour! I would have never been able to see these VA towns !
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  6. Not far from me. I’ve driven through here many times to take photos of all the abandoned homes. Very sketchy! Thanks for the video.
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  7. I very much enjoy riding with you in silence, the visual speaks volumes. Thanks
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  8. You have some real guts just to drive through these streets. Gives me the creeps just watching it.
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  9. I just drove through Franklin pa last Sunday. It's a real shame what is happening in these small towns.
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  10. I see lots of potential!
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  11. Decline of the steel industry, which began in the 1980s.
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  12. A place that once was ruled by a steel economy . PITTSBURGH Pennsylvania steel capital of the world. Presently being on a global market , competition , and modern technologies is what happened. It is so sad to see this .
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  13. It's actually gotten better over recent years. Still a long way to go though.
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  14. It's amazing how they have recreated Liverpool England so perfectly
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  15. Wow. I’m gobsmacked. I can’t imagine what life is like for the remaining 17K+ people who still live there. Gotta admit, my heart was in my throat a little when you decided it was “time for a quick walk….” 😳 You’re a much braver person than I. The saddest part for me was seeing the two young girls on theirs scooters, outside “playing.” This is what they will remember as their childhood. 😢
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  16. Probably what happened to.my hometown of Johnstown. Steel mills closed with the mines. No jobs and a great little city went down hill. Breaks my heart to see it now. .
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  17. I used to live very near there from the 80s thru 2009. That whole region suffered when the steel mills closed. They had a healthcare industry boom in the 90s, but that was short lived. A lack of jobs has forced many to relocate including myself. I miss the greater Pittsburgh area.
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  18. I get nervous when you drive so slow! I'd be hauling through those spots!
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  19. What the hell HADN'T happened???
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  20. WOW, another great video. Your camera is so clear and awsome. Thanks for the ride!
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  21. This town may have fallen on hard times - but the people still take pride in their homes and the town center itself. It looks like a clean safe place to live. May God bless them.
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  22. Looks quiet, well-lit and clean to me. ✌
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  23. So sad to see all the abandoned houses. Great video as always
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  24. what interesting looking buildings. just trying to imagine what it was like when it was thriving. Thank you, HnH and safe trails!
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  25. You really only covered the Eastside! You got West Tampa, North Tampa, Sulpher Springs, Cross Fletcher, South Tampa. Nebraska Ave bye itself is Wild
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  26. Im from Brazil and I find that neighborhood very beautiful... People there should be thankful for living in a such nice place
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  27. I am an old lady and seeing towns in this state of decline only saddens me.
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  28. Most towns in Missouri looks like this.Wish we could put our homeless in all these empty homes.
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  29. I'm surprised at the lack of people; that, and how bright some of the areas are. It must help with crime.
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  30. How did this happen to my adopted home. As an immigrant who loves my country such videos make me think of an era long gone with prosperity and no moneychanging.
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  31. Such beautiful homes left to dilapidate, I can imagine all the fun & conversations on those porches!
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  32. I love how your videos don't have any lame music in them. Keep up the good work.
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  33. A land and people that time forgot!!
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  34. There’s the great beauty of the mountains but then there’s the bleakness of the abandoned, rundown and neglected houses and businesses. Sad 🙁
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  35. Looks beautiful and perfect to me. Love the train tracks way up there
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  36. Thank you for posting another mind-blowing video. I live 30 miles from Boston where the real estate prices are through the roof (no pun intended). In my area, starter homes sell for over $500,000. It's insane. Thank goodness I bought my house 30 years ago as I would never be able to afford one today. When watching these videos, it's hard to believe we live in the same country. It's just wrong!
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  37. silent hill vibes wow amazing content /channel
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  38. As heartbreaking as it is, I love these types of beautiful abandoned places. I spent years photographing such places before urbex was a thing. Beautiful, thank you for sharing. ❤
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  39. I caught a glimpse of that old movie theater with the marquee. I just had to come back and say that I have driven around these cities and taken photos of these signs. I'm 63 and from New York. Those neon lights always amazed me. Thank you for sharing. Stay safe my friend.
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  40. I looked up the real estate prices in Selma and the prices are just right for young couples wanting to build a starter home or older folks on fixed incomes could retire decently down there. The place has huge potential but your local politicians need to fight for some funding to bring that area back. If the schools were better, business might be tempted to relocate and bring back jobs. Really nice place that needs some TLC.
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  41. You can still see the beauty that once was and could be again
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  42. Such beautiful old houses each with unique architectural style.
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  43. Born and raised in Aliquippa in 70’s and 80’s. The town may be in bad shape but it has produced a lot of great people.
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  44. There are so many small unique towns in WVa. My mom is from WVa. Thanks for the upload!
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  45. These liminal spaces are intriguing yet horrifying at the same time, and each has its individual story. It's crazy to think of these places once humming with life and on contrast seeing them nowadays. Great video, keep it up!
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  46. Maybe it was the weather or time of year but this is probably the most dismal of your videos i've seen so far. I love it.
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  47. No trash nowhere not even a piece amazing beautiful
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  48. Still better than Baltimore, Philly, or Chicago.
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  49. What happened to America!?😮😮😮
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  50. Very nice video of an interesting place. It doesn't look completely defeated yet. There are a lot of nice homes. Beautiful hilly location!
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