@@otbpoloAre the gangs trying to get 1000 body's before new years. I heard the game say that's what's happening in LA, idk if it's like that over there in Charlotte
His name is Mr Leon. But they call him uncle leon. He was my barber for my teenagers and adult years. Used to always go to his Barber shop, he was somebody who you can talk to and somebody who would help out in any way they can. It just pains me to see him like this, because he was never like this at all. I just pray for him and hope that he can find his way back.
These interviews give insight to other places, people, and experiences most will never want or be able to do. Thank you for these videos. OTB POLO also seems like a cool dude.
The accent you refer to is what I believe we called the Gullah Geechee accent even the white people like myself that grew up in the hood have it it is definitely unique
White people in Charleston talk like white people everywhere. You just have a select few white people who choose to speak like us. It's not your accent. Lol Our history doesn't even have nothing to do with any other race so just say you embrace it. Your not stating facts. Gullah Geechie is an exclusive black culture.
Sounds like they Bahamian, I live in Florida I grew up around Haitians and hear New Orleans they don’t sound as much like those other accents then Bahamian accents. I’m Bahamian my self I been hearing that accent from family members my whole life I can recognize that accent from anywhere
@@madeindade15thave you're correct. The slave trade between the Bahamas and Charleston is responsible for the Charleston accent. There's been research, Bahamians and Charleston people are closely related
why my people love to revel in violence, rap and stupidity i don't know, everything is trapping, fighting, hustling & threatening each other but old dude had some history to tell but got cut off before he could finish.
@@goobertaylorjr2322 Nothing but is that all black people are limited to, every black child is a so called rapper, we are a diverse people with other talents. Every damn body can't rap, expand your mind.
It’s so gentrified. When I went to C of C, we used to buy beer from a place on spring street. So ghetto at the time. Now there are cupcake stores and salons on Spring
@@nickmoscatello9960 my mom was awestruck on how much the place has changed. Tecklenburg is trying to make it a huge city now, gonna have to move some people.
2:05 I like how the guy comes out of nowhere 🤣 randomly, but the man with the glasses speaks truth seems like he’s lived there his whole life I think Charlie should do a interview on him separately.
@@jackboy2472 it's growing fast, their predicting within 10yrs we will be the size of Charlotte. Home prices are rising fast,blue collar jobs are plentiful .Per capita crime is the worst,but its somewhat can be avoidable. The food is amazing.Good ppl here,just stay in your lane away from trouble, it's easy to find.
People don’t understand, the Gullah geechie culture predates mid Atlantic slave trades! Charleston was always an unique city and area. The indigenous niijis (Gullah Geechie tribes) predates Caribbean, European, Asian and African encounters! That’s why Charleston is one of Americas oldest cities!
Gulllah is such a unique culture. There’s a place on Sapelo Island, Georgia where the people still fish with cast nets. They have such a cool religion too. Really amazing to see the people still observing traditional ways. Essentially it’s like a southern/African Amish community
"Still fish with cast nets" Are cast nets not very popular outside of the low country? because here in the south carolina low country cast nets and bamboo poles are the most popular of all fishing instruments.
@@danielobrien1 and in the low country geechie/Gullah culture is really popular. Basket weaving and grass roses can be seen and sold everywhere off rivers and remount where I live.
Them our ppl….go to the Bahamas they use the same words we use….eat like us and everything idk why ppl from Charleston get so mad over that I be more mad when someone think I’m from New Orleans
Not all black people are the same and I would never condone any negligent behavior amongst my people. Please do not make a general statement without having facts.
I’m Glad You Came To The LowCountry Bruh Gotta Learn About My Peoples History Frfr I Was Born 1 Hour Away From Charleston 💯 All The Way Up Coastal SC Gullah Geechee 843 🔥🔥🔥🔥 #Yahudah🦁
man i used to live down there, miss this place already. in downtown there's a neighborhood on the port side America St - Nausa St - Columbus - This area was one of the most dangerous hoods in the late 90s and early 2000, then gentrification of the downtown changed a lot of these areas. But even in 2009 when I lived in that neighborhood, we had one summer with 15 murders just in our little area. They had our hood locked down with cops for about a month.
Charleston was a major port for slavery..he was was definitely right when it comes to Charlestonians being mutts. Everyone is mixed with many backgrounds. I seen another comment saying how “the nice side of town is 5 minutes from there” That might be true, but this is the real Charleston. The downtown area is just a tourist, college area where people are lied to about slavery.
Nah, I live here, he was talking one Charleston and he's right. We do live that way here. Even Summerville, Goose Creek get included in one Charleston.
Charlestonian here! Gullah is a culture. Geechee is the language. It derived from the slaves. Consider it a good mix of an original AFRICAN American language. Every slave that entered the United States quarantined on Sullivans Island before being sent to other parts of the US for slave labor. Slaves were NOT sold at the market. That is a story that is sold to tourists. Slaves were sold at the Custom House, which backs up to the harbor. It provided easy access for Ships to come in and slaves to disembark efficiently. My suggestion would be for tourists to take tours with African American tour guides. THAT is where the TRUE history of Charleston will be taught.
Born and raised in Charleston and everytime I go to another city people are like where you from, or you from the islands but it's just the southern Gullah accent. People from other places love to hear us talk
As a white boy in a loud ass pickup truck, when my girl and I moved to F st downtown, I ain't gone lie. I was a lil worried. I'm born and raised chucktown but they do it different downtown. Neighbors were some of the nicest people, we all were flat broke, but if someone needed something, we all helped. All looked after each other. It's good to be a on guard when you in the mix but once every know you and know you're cool, you won't ever feel safer and more welcome than in the hood. I'm on D road now and there ain't no love on D road. Always keep it on me when I'm out on D.
I grew up like this, move to Texas change my life around. The goal is to get out the hood, physically and mentally. unfortunately some of us don’t know how
@@kas3583 facts it’s a lot of Bahamian here in Miami. The first time I heard Charleston people sound like us Bahamian was when my brother went to job corp in 2005 and I swear I didn’t believe until I heard it myself.
@@madeindade15thave yea man one of my closest friends went to the Bahamas and he told me how much we sound alike but I didn't believe him. When I went to the Bahamas in 2017 I felt like I was at home lol. We are definitely long lost cousins ✌🏾👊🏾
@@allthingslondan7562 facts I researched the history how we are connected it’s scary how much we sound alike I had to get to the bottom of it. Its been Bahamian that have migrated to The Carolina’s and Vice versa since slavery and probably before. I never knew
Yo OTB POLO good interview but why you cut the OG off, he was talking the real seem like he was saying put "GOD" first and you will be alright, shout out to the OG stayed prayed up gang and keep them steppers on deck peace.
I’m from the Ville we use to drive through Chadbourn going to Salisbury, NC it’s store down there that use to have mfs posted at it and it look like a after house spot across the street with a fence as the entrance
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@@otbpoloAre the gangs trying to get 1000 body's before new years. I heard the game say that's what's happening in LA, idk if it's like that over there in Charlotte
Idk any thing on that
Historians in the future will consider this UA-cam channel a goldmine. 👍
The older man seemed like he had something important to say, but the thugs stomped all over it. Learn some respect.
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That’s why the old man hit him on his shoulder 🤣
I agree that would have p me off
His name is Mr Leon. But they call him uncle leon. He was my barber for my teenagers and adult years. Used to always go to his Barber shop, he was somebody who you can talk to and somebody who would help out in any way they can. It just pains me to see him like this, because he was never like this at all. I just pray for him and hope that he can find his way back.
No fathers. Any real man knows not to speak when another man is speaking.
These interviews give insight to other places, people, and experiences most will never want or be able to do. Thank you for these videos. OTB POLO also seems like a cool dude.
These some older dudes compared to the young, reckless, ignorant kids he would usually interview off the street.
Yea and really shows that Democrats don’t have a grab on these people and it shows
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There’s a revolution afoot with black and Latino voters. Expect a bloodbath for the Democrats in this years midterms and 2024.
the geechi accents tho 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 . These are the decedents of the originals God bless the hood 🙏🏾
New Orleans
@@emersongang645 naw Charleston sc
@@TJbates naw im saying fam new Orleans talk like that
@@emersongang645 I think everybody by the water it’s a accent
@@emersongang645 new orleans blacks are theoritcally geechie as well meaning they have caribbean roots as well.
For those you aren’t from Charleston the old guy speaking in the beginning is a master barber he’s not slow at all
This is the REAL CHARLESTON.......I love it so much
Their accents are sick 💪🏼
The accent you refer to is what I believe we called the Gullah Geechee accent even the white people like myself that grew up in the hood have it it is definitely unique
I'm 843... Ur from The Chuck and now in Alaska?
I spent time in Alaska with Boeing after they opened the plant in charleston I moved within the company for a couple years for more money.
Yessirrr I'm one of em
White people in Charleston talk like white people everywhere. You just have a select few white people who choose to speak like us. It's not your accent. Lol Our history doesn't even have nothing to do with any other race so just say you embrace it. Your not stating facts. Gullah Geechie is an exclusive black culture.
They have such a unique accent I never heard nothing like it before! It’s like a mix of New Orleans,Canadians and Haitian/FL accent
It’s the Gullah - Geechee accent
Lol Memphis is unique
Sounds like they Bahamian, I live in Florida I grew up around Haitians and hear New Orleans they don’t sound as much like those other accents then Bahamian accents. I’m Bahamian my self I been hearing that accent from family members my whole life I can recognize that accent from anywhere
@@madeindade15thave you're correct. The slave trade between the Bahamas and Charleston is responsible for the Charleston accent. There's been research, Bahamians and Charleston people are closely related
These Definitely Aren't African Americans 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
I came to Charleston for a couple weeks and I thought everyone there was from the Caribbean. Charleston accents is raw and unique
We call it geechie 💯
I grew up in Charleston, my best friend speaks Gullah, Polo seems like a hard-working man.
I'm from Greenville SC the Top of SC and it's about a 4 hour drive but we talk so different.
It's 3 hrs. I'm in Anderson and I agree with you. We have no culture in the upstate
@@liltimme1 y’all got a accent
"Ghetto Life" in North Charleston, South Carolina by Jadda'Diar
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why my people love to revel in violence, rap and stupidity i don't know, everything is trapping, fighting, hustling & threatening each other but old dude had some history to tell but got cut off before he could finish.
Yeah, this is a major problem…We just keep on with these negative stereotypes!! & wonder why we other people judge us & don’t like us…
What's wrong with rap?
@@goobertaylorjr2322 Nothing but is that all black people are limited to, every black child is a so called rapper, we are a diverse people with other talents. Every damn body can't rap, expand your mind.
Because living in a perpetual intentionality of "attempt" is a deep darkness.
@@andrewrivers9477 What the hell are you talking about?
And if you drive just 5 minutes south you witness the absolute perfection and beauty of historic downtown Charleston. The dichotomy is painful.
Demographics is destiny.
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It’s so gentrified. When I went to C of C, we used to buy beer from a place on spring street. So ghetto at the time. Now there are cupcake stores and salons on Spring
@@nickmoscatello9960 my mom was awestruck on how much the place has changed. Tecklenburg is trying to make it a huge city now, gonna have to move some people.
@@robertmoray988 More or less the rest of the world too.
sounds like an old Gullah accent, love it
@NEYEN ETHER I must have 😧
Such a unique accent, Definitely sound like Jamaicans!
No but they do sound bahamian and bajan
Its called Gullah - look it up, one of my favorite languages to listen to. I was raised by a black woman who spoke it.
They not no Jamaican
No jamaican at all
Home Of Them Real Street Island Boyz
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🤘🏼👑🤟🏼 YesSirSki OG 💯
I thought he was about to get hurt when buddy was like you trying to get free information
2:05 I like how the guy comes out of nowhere 🤣 randomly, but the man with the glasses speaks truth seems like he’s lived there his whole life I think Charlie should do a interview on him separately.
Facts A-fruityMachete the OG was talking about "GOD" and when you are talking about "GOD" I`m listening stay prayed up World peace.
They sound a lot like us! I’m from New Orleans! ❤
Man I love Charleston I moved here bout 3 years ago an I ain't leaving man . They show you love down here as long as you ain't on that raw raw shit .
How is the night scene n job market there ? I’m thinking about moving there next year from nola
@@jackboy2472 it's growing fast, their predicting within 10yrs we will be the size of Charlotte. Home prices are rising fast,blue collar jobs are plentiful .Per capita crime is the worst,but its somewhat can be avoidable. The food is amazing.Good ppl here,just stay in your lane away from trouble, it's easy to find.
These interviews are fascinating, No doubt a very unique accent, I like it.
Never thought I’d see my hometown up here...
People don’t understand, the Gullah geechie culture predates mid Atlantic slave trades! Charleston was always an unique city and area. The indigenous niijis (Gullah Geechie tribes) predates Caribbean, European, Asian and African encounters! That’s why Charleston is one of Americas oldest cities!
Transatlantic slave trade*
Yes I think St. Augustine Fl may be the oldest of all.
Gulllah is such a unique culture. There’s a place on Sapelo Island, Georgia where the people still fish with cast nets. They have such a cool religion too. Really amazing to see the people still observing traditional ways. Essentially it’s like a southern/African Amish community
"Still fish with cast nets" Are cast nets not very popular outside of the low country? because here in the south carolina low country cast nets and bamboo poles are the most popular of all fishing instruments.
@@danielobrien1 and in the low country geechie/Gullah culture is really popular. Basket weaving and grass roses can be seen and sold everywhere off rivers and remount where I live.
Yoo the Amish people were Jewish shits mind blowing tbh my dad side round north and south Caroline region and we got a Hebrew last name shits crazy
5:09 We NOT JAMAICAN BRUH!!!! 😂
I can hear the tiredness of answering tht question in his voice. I'm from here too and thts all I hear.
Them our ppl….go to the Bahamas they use the same words we use….eat like us and everything idk why ppl from Charleston get so mad over that
I be more mad when someone think I’m from New Orleans
@@user-pp9bl5gr1n ya the og black Americans
You gotta love my city ❤️🙏🏾 Listen it’s a whole different life outside of Downtown lol! WE BEEN OUT CHA‼️
Why does blcks glorifyDegenerateBehavior?
You call it glorifying we call it living! Stay blessed! ☺️🙏🏾
Not all black people are the same and I would never condone any negligent behavior amongst my people. Please do not make a general statement without having facts.
❤❤❤😅😅😅Love how Black Charlestonians have that West Indian sounding aka Geechie accent!
Greetings from Poland!
tak jest
Supwhica Poland...love
FedEx ground need to relax.
That was rude of the younger dude to interupt the old head.these you dudes are something else nowadays.smh.
Frfr annoying mfrs
I wanted to hear more from the old guy in the tan jacket.
The old head giving history. The younger dude spewing ignorance
Old heads always blaming the younger generation 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@The.omegafit boohoo
I’m Glad You Came To The LowCountry Bruh Gotta Learn About My Peoples History Frfr I Was Born 1 Hour Away From Charleston 💯 All The Way Up Coastal SC Gullah Geechee 843 🔥🔥🔥🔥 #Yahudah🦁
man i used to live down there, miss this place already. in downtown there's a neighborhood on the port side America St - Nausa St - Columbus - This area was one of the most dangerous hoods in the late 90s and early 2000, then gentrification of the downtown changed a lot of these areas. But even in 2009 when I lived in that neighborhood, we had one summer with 15 murders just in our little area. They had our hood locked down with cops for about a month.
Eastside
Yea I used to live down on South St between Hanover and America St. 2009 was a hot summer on the East Side.
Drake and Reid is my stomping grounds 1999 and still tell this day I remember those times ... It's still hood but changed alot
I ❤️ MY CITY!!! Charleston, SC home is where the heart is 🥰
Welcome to Chucktown Geechee Gullah Island Boy's 🤘🏼🤟🏼 That CharlieO 👑
I can smell the paper mill from here.
Where you at wit it?
@@otbpolo in Baton Rouge.
miss that smell tbh
I can too, NOW!!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Crossing i526 otw to Mt Pleasant still right dae!
I grew up in Ferndale/Liberty Hill. All along Emden St. These guys have been the same since my days 1984-1999.
Sounds Bahamian 🇧🇸
Fa real i is bahamian
FedEx Ground Boy: " *I am a moron* "
Charleston was a major port for slavery..he was was definitely right when it comes to Charlestonians being mutts. Everyone is mixed with many backgrounds.
I seen another comment saying how “the nice side of town is 5 minutes from there” That might be true, but this is the real Charleston. The downtown area is just a tourist, college area where people are lied to about slavery.
👏🏽👏🏽 This comment needs to be pinned!! So true!
The realest shit SAID. Needs to be pinned.
Down town was the jungle at one time it's Changing now but there's still animals hanging around don't let them fool you
Facts, all the way to the Ville... We even In Mt P
Downtown is not just tourist lmao North Charleston is it’s only city it’s completely different
S/o to chucktown from the upstate 864
Taking care of my people equates to street corner pharmacist ☹
Nah, I live here, he was talking one Charleston and he's right. We do live that way here. Even Summerville, Goose Creek get included in one Charleston.
Charlestonian here! Gullah is a culture. Geechee is the language. It derived from the slaves. Consider it a good mix of an original AFRICAN American language. Every slave that entered the United States quarantined on Sullivans Island before being sent to other parts of the US for slave labor. Slaves were NOT sold at the market. That is a story that is sold to tourists. Slaves were sold at the Custom House, which backs up to the harbor. It provided easy access for Ships to come in and slaves to disembark efficiently. My suggestion would be for tourists to take tours with African American tour guides. THAT is where the TRUE history of Charleston will be taught.
Shalawam bro
Can you please upload the same video of this But in the NIGHT Time
YAHAWAHSHI Blesses You
I live in North Charleston area ... thats wild and I'm proud Geechee Gullah.. good show. Hope we talk sometime
Jesus the accent almost sound 🇱🇷’n
I’m packing right now because I just have to move there. If this is what you call “keeping it real” count me out.
I love how my nigga turn on the humble/real side. That's a real one right there. Because we CAN get stupid.
This seems like a great place, to raise a family.
No worse than Tijuana Mexico 🇲🇽 🤗
@@johnniemac173 It’s also a place, that can’t get over that they lost the civil war.
@@johnniemac173 he knows that’s why he’s in the comments wishing he had big enough balls to even step foot in the hood 😂
@@reneerenee5073 Who said that you have big enough balls though?
Lmaooo come to 5mile, ESP, BTG, Hollywood and much more lol Beautiful places to raise yo lil family 😘 Thank me later 😊
I had an aneurysm listening to them rap
LBC Lower Berkeley County, Reppin CharlieO 4Life🤘🏼👑🤟🏼
"Be peaceful, be polite, obey the law, respect everyone; but if someone attacks you, send them to the graveyard."
Malcolm X
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I am the realistic one from north Charleston
How you take care of your people you are broke?
Accabee is right around the corner, hotzone occasionally.
Born and raised in Charleston and everytime I go to another city people are like where you from, or you from the islands but it's just the southern Gullah accent. People from other places love to hear us talk
I love these videos. Only thing you really see is all love.... under the rust.
They sound like New Orleans
Charliebo getting deep with the questions
SC native here 🤙
As a white boy in a loud ass pickup truck, when my girl and I moved to F st downtown, I ain't gone lie. I was a lil worried. I'm born and raised chucktown but they do it different downtown. Neighbors were some of the nicest people, we all were flat broke, but if someone needed something, we all helped. All looked after each other. It's good to be a on guard when you in the mix but once every know you and know you're cool, you won't ever feel safer and more welcome than in the hood. I'm on D road now and there ain't no love on D road. Always keep it on me when I'm out on D.
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I stay on D bro you funny as hell🤣 you gotta know some ppl man it’s love out here
@@1DesMac nah bro aint no love out there in chs
@@KR6YON it’s plenty you don’t go out looking for problems they won’t find you
Just how many times did them niggas say niggas? Stay safe out there CharlieBo313.
Does the guy in hoodie work for fedex....or is it more a fashion thing....
😅 huh
Charleston can be violent. Montague, Waylon, Dorchester Manor, Westchester
Crime is in every city my love but we typically don’t have random careless crimes, it’s normally between people who know each other.
Beech Avenue, Echo Avenue, The Macon, Liberty Hill, Groveland, Accabee, Dorchester Rd. Rivers Ave.,
@@deshawnclemons5987 I live off Dorchester even mount p has unsavory pockets -ten mile, white hall, buck hall (well that’s McClelanville)
Ever been down Success street?
@@allthingslondan7562 crime is an economic issue, not a racial one. People often forget that. But no you’re right.
So glad I didn't grow up like this...
Count your blessings because it’s not a choice for everyone! Stay Blessed 🙏🏾😊
I grew up like this, move to Texas change my life around. The goal is to get out the hood, physically and mentally. unfortunately some of us don’t know how
..."On" the Streets. 😶.
I glad I moved Texas because I would been getting in trouble and never changed or even continuing with my music career
@@mistaalguadrebangbanzio3998, some Individuals Crave Blind Obedience:
I Don't. 😶.
843 love from the dirty Myrtle to Kingstree chucktown what's good family
Yh you guys gotta have Bahamian in you. Got too. We are too alike.
We cousins from the same tribe
They sound Bahamian in Charleston
Yea I'm from Charleston and I live on miami now. Most people mistake me for Bahamian.
@@kas3583 facts it’s a lot of Bahamian here in Miami. The first time I heard Charleston people sound like us Bahamian was when my brother went to job corp in 2005 and I swear I didn’t believe until I heard it myself.
@@madeindade15thave yea man one of my closest friends went to the Bahamas and he told me how much we sound alike but I didn't believe him. When I went to the Bahamas in 2017 I felt like I was at home lol. We are definitely long lost cousins ✌🏾👊🏾
We share the same ancestors and culture! It’s Geechie Gullah in the Bahamas too!
@@allthingslondan7562 facts I researched the history how we are connected it’s scary how much we sound alike I had to get to the bottom of it. Its been Bahamian that have migrated to The Carolina’s and Vice versa since slavery and probably before. I never knew
I heard South Carolina was considered the carribean at one point in time
Uncle Leon don't have the barbershop on King st no more? Love fam! ❤️
chucktown born and bred
I'M DONE WITH" SMOKIE"😂😅🤣💯💯💯
I literally understood everything they said. Bredrens!
Where you from?
These brothas held it down the right way for the city.UNITY
Don't forget to vote RED in 2024
Let's do half red and half blue and make it purple 💜
Nice old woodland camo jacket
Yo OTB POLO good interview but why you cut the OG off, he was talking the real seem like he was saying put "GOD" first and you will be alright, shout out to the OG stayed prayed up gang and keep them steppers on deck peace.
Da chuck in the house!!
I love been from north Charleston sc real solija survey down here
Gullah Island Nation.Jacksonville,FL,Georgia,South Carolina,North Carolina.Geechee Creole one love?
843 fasho 🖤
Be coo Charlie 👊🏿
Come to Sumter next
that hoodie definitely should have an Amazon logo not no weak ass fedex😂😂😂
You need to let me know when you’re in my neck of the woods!
Reppin FedEX
Can't even package a condom.
Sound like Bahamians! 😳😳
Bahamians are cousins
Sound like Gullah
I love the north and the south Carolina. 💯👊🏾
Such responsible and educated group with a bright future.
The guy in the white sweatshirt was sooo rude. He needs to respect his elders. We are taught as children to not interrupt when someone is speaking.
Do Chadbourn NC. It's right by South Carolina
I’m from the Ville we use to drive through Chadbourn going to Salisbury, NC it’s store down there that use to have mfs posted at it and it look like a after house spot across the street with a fence as the entrance
@@tyreup4799 I think I know the place you're talking about
I think I’m gonna make a channel visiting the poorest white areas and compare to these fine young men
I'd watch the videoa
You'd be surprised at who actually has it worst. Especially in the south.
These interviews are great.... Good people... just no one wants to give them a chance in society.
💖💖 Charlie 💖💖
These dudes Younger than me. I was there back in the day. I have kids that live there today
Wow! Very inspirational! Well this just inspired me not to move down there anymore LOL
the mudflood conspiracy people might say the geechi were alwayys in america, moors and the South Carolina flag 🌙
Crescent moon if you know you know ☪️
Correct this our land
@@jahfiel4997 maybe 200 years ago yes. Now, no. The land is now owned by The Mafia
Smh this crazy 🤪
Certain parts of the chuck is a jungle fr 843 allll day💪🏾