Walking in Lil Wayne Hoods Apple & Eagle street Holly Grove New Orleans 17th Ward 

to be honest its because time are different. I doubt i could do that back when it was active

@@ZPierre509 it's not as dangerous nowadays?

If he would have swung a left at B&E, my house was the first off the corner, 8800 block, next door to "Ms. King" who sold hot sausage sandwiches, "penny" cookies and 40 ounces of beer from her kitchen. Those were the best days, late 70s and through the 80s. This has sparked me to do a tour of my own and interview the few residents left from that time who are still there!

You ever meet Lil Wayne?

By Mrs Rhonda house on Nelson her son geedy my homie

I'm sure if you would like to buy a house on this street and raise your kids in this "beautiful ambiance" It could be arraigned. Would you like to do that...? LOL

Before the hurricane it's was lit we still hangout after but it was never the say.

Chicago more dangerous of course

Chicagorleans

@@ZPierre509 New Orleans is ranked by FBI more dangerous than Chicago. 9th ward New Orleans is the most dangerous place and N Galvez St is the most dangerous street in new orleans

@@ZPierre509 Actually New Orleans is more dangerous than Chicago. If you wanna get the full experience of New Orleans then you should walk on MLK in Uptown 3rd ward. I wouldn't recommend it though.

@@NOLA1991 it’s some way worser places than Chicago it’s just so known bc all the rappers from there be good