Atlanta is a terrible place for black gay men to live. (ENTIRE VIDEO)
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- (ENTIRE VIDEO) Please DO NOT BELIEVE THE HYPE ABOUT ATLANTA!!! Atlanta is a terrible place for Black Gay men to move to. Do not get caught up chasing after the "Good Life" here in Atlanta. To many people are moving here and failing miserably here in Atlanta!
People think you're just being negative. You are telling the truth!! I've always known Atlanta was not what people think it is.
BabyboyDet I believe That In General Gay Community can be Catty And Have a lot Expectations and Standards They have this hype You Have to be Certain Way And if your not that Certain Way then your Shit And It Sad.
You’re correct
That settles it. Never moving to atlanta. I appreciate the warning.
Shane Boatright please don't, its not worth it. Save yourself!!!
Glad I changed my mind. I thought ATL was the place to be.
I totally agree, as a black woman I found that there are no jobs for anyone. The salaries in Atlanta are low and the city is overpopulated. A simple bachelors degree isn't good enough. People think Atlanta is the place to flourish but there are no good jobs there, which is why I was forced to move.
I started to move to Atlanta after college. I finally decided that if Tallahassee was too cold in the winter for me, Atlanta was certainly out of the question! I moved to the Tampa Bay area that had a much warmer climate. I did well and always had a good job. I later moved to Miami to do an internship to complete my graduate degree. When I graduated I still had not found employment. I took my ass down to the day labor place. I worked on a construction site for three months before I found a job in my field. Sometimes you have to do what you have to do to take care of business! No one is above doing an honest days work.
People are struggling. We live in an instant gratification generation. I know so many people broke or in debt but they all walking around with the latest phones or getting high all the time or going out to eat everyday at restaurants. Living like they are wealthy with not a care in the world.
Taz puppy How else can we be happy?
Instant gratification has its place. But not 24/7. Everything in balance.
Taz puppy lol
D1&onlee Meka broke as hell but living above your means while being in debt? how the hell could you be happy like that? things do not make you happy
@@mariahyohannes true I can’t go no vacation or out to eat if I ain’t got the money.
Brother, you ain't neva lie. But those issues aren't indigenous to the gay, Black, male, population of Atlanta. Your experience in Atlanta is a microcosm of what's going on with the gay population at large. It's all about esoterics and maintaining a façade; no substance. I appreciate your outspokenness!
I just have to say this about Atlanta. It's not about what you know, it's who you know. I'm from Alabama/Georgia line. Compared to where I'm from jobs and careers in Georgia is way better. It's a plac if you handle your responsibilities. It took me a month to find a job with no experience in that field making 18/hr. I put in for jobs everyday. Since starting June 5th, I have a apt, new car and 0 friends. You have to be responsible to live in this city and mature. Know better you do better.
Some people have their priorities all sorts of screwed up. I've had someone post pictures from their nice hotel, in Atlantic City poppin bottles all weekend then Tuesday they calling me asking if I can help them pay their electric bill. Are you kidding me???
darksoulenvoy...smh that's sad
darksoulenvoy 🤦🏽♀️😹💀💀💀🤣
Social media allows you to tell people the story you want to tell. You can be dirt poor, but hey, if you share a whole bunch of pictures of you posing next to nice cars(that you don't really own)or carrying nice purses(that you borrowed) or nice clothes(that you borrowed or intend to return to the store after wearing them once), you can make people think you're a baller.
You didn't tell one single lie Walter. 🎯 My husband and I talk about this all the time. People come here with a dollar and a dream, and they get chewed up and spat out. Regarding New York, they say if you can make it there, you can make it anywhere. That's even truer for Atlanta. Don't let the southern hospitality fool ya! I've seen too many, jobless for YEARS, determined not to go back home and be deemed a failure. Keep making videos about it Walter. You're helping someone out there. 💓
I love the South and I once loved to visit Atlanta! However, I visited a year ago and couldn't wait to get the hell back home. ATL is severely over populated. . Please stop moving there so I can go back to visit.. lol
I agree I have visited Atlanta and had fun,but most of the black gay men I met were extremely shady. Several of my friends who moved to Atlanta are now deceased.
Reality shows make Atlanta so cute and clean but they show the same square mile of posh scenery in every clip...dont be fooled outside of that square mile is the REAL Atlanta
Lisa Vee exactly!!!
Lisa Vee Good point!!!!
Lisa Vee iam from Atlanta, but I would not move back there, i live in Virginia, Norfolk the 757. I don't really like Virginia, it real racist in Virginia,but I would not move back to the ATL I love it because it's my home,
Lisa Vee-You're EXACTLY right...I look at the SOUTH very different NOW. Especially since I seen all that for myself. The SOUTH is so POOR...I wouldn't send my kids to the SOUTH to go to COLLEGE...Its that bad down there
Lisa Vee i hear north atl is nice. no?
You should be a motivational speaker here in Atlanta
Not a single lie was told in this video. I moved to ATL from the DC area thinking the experience would be similar. IT IS NOT! Luckily I had employment lined up when I moved, but I have zero friends. Socially, I just don’t blend with anybody here. Yes, there are bad apples everywhere in the world, but I literally can be at just about any local spot and overhear somebody else’s conversation and will thank the Heavens they aren’t speaking to me! I’m sure I’ll be out of here before long. I’ve seen all I need to see at this point ✌️
I've watched this video twice and have not found one single lie.
Thank you Jeremy.
I love the longer videos Walter,great video.
Thank You Mashonda!
mashonda Knight, me too I love when Walters's videos are longer because he speaks it for what it is.
The beard looks nice on you Walter!
Thank You!
You are the Bible of realness! Tell Them Walter!
Walter you are telling the truth, I was in the military for 8 years so when I got out of the military I was very nieve about the gay community in general and who and what to watch out for. I honestly thought that the community of guys would be great because I didn't know what the community was about. So I try to fit in and got caught up thinking that that was the way to gay men act and behave. Maybe I surrounded myself with the wrong people but it seemed liked those were the only type that were out to speak to. I became something I wasn't and struggled with my identity as a gay man. Finally I left and moved to another mecca and it wasn't any better. So I moved back up north to be around family and came to terms with who I am as man. Being gay doesn't define me. Walter thank you for your honesty.
Which mecca did you move to?
Yes, he is telling the truth.. I've been here all my life and I can tell you for a fact the cost of living is no joke!! And it is hard as hell to find a job.. I have a friend right now looking a job with a master's degree.. It is no joke surviving in Atlanta. If you don't have your shit together DON'T move here or you will be " robbing peter to pay Paul!"
lol robbing peter to pay paul lol
Walter, this is all very true. I have not heard the term rif raf simce a kid LoL. Atlanta has a thriving job market but getting hired is always harder for black men in any part of the country. Especially good paying jobs. Google if you don't believe that.
Walter, spot on advice to start your own business in ATL. don't depend on getting hired unless you want to make 12 bucks an hour and work 80 hours a week to pay bills. I moved to ATL armed with a masters degree and solid work experience. i got one job offer from Amazon for 11 bucks an hour in their distribution center in College Park. mind you I made six figures in previous jobs. I left ATL in less than a year. very difficult city to do well unless you get lucky and land a good job or start your own gig. a lot of the "lights turned off folks" are struggling with few options but stay because they want want to have a good time partying. that's a very true fact. folks need to realize that minimum wage or even 15 bucks an hour is not sustainable. rents are going up not down, food prices are up, Georgia power charges quite a bit to keep the lights on, transpo costs, all that takes a good salary. not to mention health care. Georgia is one of the 19 states that did not accept Obama care funding back in 2009 so if you have health needs or need emergency care you better have health insurance. its a huge risk if if your out of work with no benefits. one unexpected event and you can be done with. not a good situation and best option is not to stay and wait for a Jay Z moment. be realistic and take steps to improve your situation. The drugs and partying are temporary escape mechanisms from the harsh reality of having to make good choices that may save your soul in the long run. good stuff Walter.
Thelo Brown wow that was a thorough explanation real talk tho
Remy Ra yea I tried to keep it short but kept going..LoL
@@tb2012100 I know this a old video, but you told the truth about Atlanta.
Amazing breakdown tee 💯👌🏿
You are a 100 percent correct Walt. I watch this happen every day.
I just moved out of Atlanta Walter and feel so much better.
Jai Tyrone Good for you, mate
Don't take this bad but I found Atlanta overrated and boring and driving everywhere is - meh. And the highlight - whoo the Lenox Mall lol I love NYC and and the close surrounding neighborhoods are amazing, you can walk everywhere and there is more than more to do at any given hour and time lol Sorry just my take...
Kathryn Dorsey so true...SO TRUE!!!
I really love Atlanta's homes.. So big and beautiful.. But I know you are telling the truth
I feel what you are saying. I used to be fooled by Instagram. I used to (and still do) see young Black gay men in their 20s taking all these pics in 5 ⭐️ hotels, high-rise condos, they take pics trying on $1500 shoes. They put model, personal trainer and their email on their bio. But I found out that many of them are trying to be escorts/hoes. They travel to all the major party cities (L.A., NYC, Miami, Atlanta, and Houston). Some even go abroad. Yes some are physically attractive and have beautiful bodies. But they are mean and nasty. They choose their friends based on physical appearance and all this shallow stuff. Here I am working everyday on a legal and legit job I've been on dam near 12 years trying to keep the ends met and overlapping. I have never been to Atlanta but will visit soon. I have know many you Black gay men that have moved there and with in a few months even weeks, they moved right back here to cali. I'm sure if their minds are in the right place, they could survive anywhere.
Atlanta job market is NOT that great. so no they many people can not survive here. no matter if their mind is in the right place.
i'm sure they will be movin back n fourth
Hello Walter
I appreciate your message regarding the job economy in Atlanta as well as how it really is in The ATL.
I am from D.C. and back in the 90s, a number of Washingtonians have migrated to Atlanta.
I respect the fact that you have broke it down and let us know that Atlanta is not The Black Hollywood of The South if you do not relocate there without a good job, savings and a good set up financially should things not work out.
Never wanted to move to Atlanta anyway. Whenever people want to move to a "black mecca", that means riff raff will follow. The traffic is horrible there and there's just too many people. The same was said about DC.
The "new" black mecca that's going on is Charlotte and Dallas. Nah, I'm good. If anything, I'm trying to escape from a mass full of black folks.
This is not unique to black gay men or Atlanta. In New York most young blacks especially black men are simply struggling with low paying jobs and can't afford to live on their own
i'm' not gay, But you are right! because I moved here in 94, Came back 10 years later and it people are struggling. I have a degree it took me awhile to get a job. It wasn't the job i wanted. Made under min wages plus tips. Then company lost contract -transition to that company then made 6.25-plus tips. Became a supervisor made 10. and a raise. worked a lot of over time. Its a struggle. Atlanta is not like it use to be.
Kim Daugherty damn wat part of Atlanta were you in you could of went to a temp service as a felon an got 11/12 an hr
Kim Daugherty why move there😎
When u walk into their filthy homes. And look into their empty refrigerators. They dont have no furniture they sleeping on the floor they have nice bodies but their bills are not paid. PREACH!!!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Facts Bro.
If I cud get my old ass on stage I would learn the latest dance steps. He serious asf. Gtta do wat u gtta do.
UMA PAY MY BILLS.
You have no income you have no job. How will your relationship work?
Thats the problem no hustle.
I have had a job since I was 12 years old, the summer between my junior and senior year I worked in a nursing home here in my home town. After high school I worked there again that summer. I was 17 swept off my feet by a 37 year old married man. Put college off for 2 years until I realized this relationship was a living hell. I had a choice between Atlanta and Houston chose Houston, thank goodness. Because of my nursing home experience , got a great job in one of the best hospitals downtown Houston moved to the YMCA registered for school, U of H. then to a Nursing program. I have lived all over the world and recently retired. Thank this Universe I learned from that first relationship that I had to take care of myself it matured me at 19 that gay life and night life could drag you down, it was the same in the gay community in my home town (Down Low) and Houston, people I partied with in the 70's ( For me one weekend a month) that are still alive are still living in the same conditions and those who still can are still hanging out in bars living in rented rooms. I made a long story short to say I do hope someone is listening to you because all the young gay people and some of the old ones are trying to live that reality show life here in my home town, Stealing, lying, cheating in order to wear the latest fashions and hit the bars every night with no job or selling and using drugs Living with mom or dad or sister or brother on the streets, and in and out of jail every month. It is so sad! And they have no problem asking you for money if you just say hello!! My Cousin Lives in Stone Mountain and when I visit I see exactly what you are talking about. but it is everywhere..Keep Teaching if you reach just one person it is worth it.
There is a lady in my office and she was a RN. She moved to DC from ATL and she told me the job market down there is horrible. She has a Maters and was being paid a very low salary. That's why she left and found better opportunities here. She is doing well but she definitely said the same things Walter said.
Thanks for the reality check. The media DOES make it seem like everyone is living a charmed life. I really like how you put truth out there. Peace and love to you
It's over rated here in Atlanta!
& overly populated what was once a beautiful city has gone down now👎
your videos are very truthful insightful and hilarious
I thought about moving to ATL. But I heard you loud and clear in this video. Thank you for the information. Keep making these informative videos. Someone is always listening and learning from you whether you think so or not. I sense wisdom within you, and me being just 25 I'm here to learn! You have a new subscriber! 🙌🏼
I like your longer vids Walter keep them up.
Swingin' Richards sounds like the name of an underground, 1950's, gay strip club to me lol :)
It close enough. 😃
Don't know how I came across your video, but I'm glad I did. This particular video spoke to me in regards to jobs, locations, and how WE are.
I am struggling, but my main bills are paid. Life's hard, but what you said hit me when you said that you have to have something more than a resume and experience, but rather a skill set. This is very true!
Walter...I hear you loud and clear! I had a chance to move there for work, a while back, but I declined. I have always felt that Atlanta is a place that you go to party, shop, and bring your butt back home. I am single, educated and employed and I just felt that if I came there for the opportunity to work directly for the CDC it would end in disaster. Best decision that I ever made! 👍🏽
I commend your honesty and you don't sugar coat nothing you are a responsible person and about your business
I find it strange too Walter that wherever I go I see NO BLACK MEN working in these businesses. You see plenty of black women and of course, whites, Asians, etc., but no brothers. Why is this? Is it simply because young black men are largely unemployable (drug problems, etc) or is there something else going on. I think it is a combination of many things for sure. But there is one component of this huge problem that our people fail to address correctly or even admit - there is a systematic attempt to block and deny the efforts and progress of young black men in this country. But like you said, we must be willing to hustle to keep it together.
in my opinion, black women that are in HR, if they see a black attractive gay man..they wont give them the job...
Lmfao no a lot of black men are just not qualified and expect black women to doth favors when they wouldn't do the same
Dexter Smith I'm noticing that also. As a kid i would watch black men building and working on roads, but as an adult I see hispanic/Latino and white men dominating these sites. A lot of men think they are too good to work in the sun and get dirty.
Dexter Smith I see plenty of middle aged Black American men in jobs and definitely plenty of Black African men working for the city government, state government, county government, federal government, hospitals, especially Dekalb Medical Center, VA Hospital, Emory, Grady, Piedmont, Kaiser, plenty of Honda Certified Mechanics and other Mechanics, Tractor Trailer Drivers, Cable TV and Dish Network Installation Technicians etc.
However, I don't see alot of younger Black American men working. There's even been that generational shift in my family. The older Black American men worked and held down jobs till retirement. Both my dad and brothers retired from their jobs and my cousin is about to retire but these younger ones won't hold down a job.
I can tell you as a Black American woman who was once in the dating scene, younger Black American men aren't doing anything, don't wanna work, wanna make the most money with the least labor intensive mode, want the woman to do everything etc. I can't tell you the number of Black American men I met who were trying to be producers and didn't have a stable job. And they would all say the same damn thing.....they didn't wanna work for nobody. But hell, be realistic and get something stable or get your behind out of the dating scene. Work on the betterment of your situation!!
I'm also noticing now, Black American men are driving for Lyft and Uber because once again they say they don't wanna work for anybody. I've come to the conclusion, this younger generation of Black American men are lazy and don't want real jobs. The older generation of Black American are fine.
You make a very important distinction Lizzie Beth, but isn't it the younger generation that will carry the torch forward? The older guys will retire someday, so we need young black men to become pick up the baton and run. How do we educate the young black men of the current generation to become successful and productive in our society? And we also shouldn't stifle their entrepreneurial spirits. We need a heck of a lot more independent, successful, young black businessmen in our communities. We have a ton of athletes who young blacks look up to, but they live far, far away. And contribute almost nothing to the daily affairs in say, Decatur, GA. We need to re-educate ourselves to create and to look up to the heroes amongst us.
That's why I fux wit Walter. Say what u want about this man. He let's u knw what u may or may not like. 100 bruh. Respect!!!
I personally know three couples ( one gay and the other straight) and they all moved back to Tampa after 1 year. Saying the job market is flooded in Atlanta. So I believe you
Thanks Walter for this video, I think that this applies to the gay community, and the straight community. I know so many( men and women) that have moved here and can't find a job, have been homeless, doing drugs, etc. They will find the money to get a new outfit, shoes, party, hair done, etc, but can't pay rent, ducking the repo man. Most of the people here have their priorities all wrong. I don't hate Atlanta, but its not my favorite place either. Wondering if I should move back to northern Virginia.
"Struggleville!" 💀💀💀😭😭🤣 I can't with you Walter even though he's always right and WARNING US
Wow! I was always told there was a lot of opportunity. Thanks for the wake up call. Sounds like its a bad deal for gay and straight alike. Thanks again.
Don't blame Atlanta!! Sorry people going to be sorry no matter where they living. They were sorry in another state.
I did not hear one single lie...preach.
‘I will head over there to dance RIGHT DAM NOW’! You are hilarious and I don’t think you know it. LMAOROTFLOL
Millions of people with resumes and college degrees that are struggling. Better believe it. City is overcrowded and the competition is quite nasty and particular in very large numbers.
This was something I was concerned with coming out of college last year. Lucky for me I got employment but I know alot of classmates that are struggling in big cities to find employment.
You are on point with this one fam. I am Georgia born and bred and live on the southside of Atl. I know you mainly speak about the gay male community but in general there are ppl here that arent about anything but partying. I would hate to get into my 60s and look back to see what I did with my life just to find I had sex, did, drugs and partied it away. I do notice the men are more reckless than the women but both put up that facade of living a glamorous life when they are barely surviving.
It’s so damn sad 9 times out of 10 guys would end up hiv positive
Walter, as a young black gay man myself, much of your sentiment I agree with; there is a prevailing segment of black gay culture [gay culture at large if we're honest] that is indeed reckless and morally base and in that case such a culture prohibits one from leading a productive life, in many ways.
However, when it comes to young black men, generally, and employment in this country, no less Atlanta, I think your judgements are misplaced. They are the least employable demographic in the US; largely due to negative preconceptions. There's a lot of data on this, data that controls for pre-judgement.
Also, most entrepreneurial attempts fail; most of them. There's data on this too. The most honest reading of our predicament is that the odds are structurally stacked against us. We should be of help where we can. We should be a community.
Your hard-feelings for the community are understandable, just off-base in this case.
aLifeThatThrives I think you are incorrect about some of what you wrote. . But its your opinion and I respect that.
I don't disagree. I think it's appropriate to look at, what can be called 'the black gay problem' or larger 'the gay problem' as a matrix or synergy of social and cultural forces that act upon one's sense of personal virtue. I think a more wholistic criticism is most productive, which is to say, it can make for a more persuasive argument.
Atlanta is fine. It's the scene here. Keep out,get yo shit together and you should be fine.
true
I believe you Walter. I didn't hear one single lie. Love your videos!!!
Walter have you watched "dancing in the dark" documentary film, if not then when you do it will show you all the things you have explained about gay men in the generation.
You should watch it !
9:08 Swinging Richards? Man you got me cracking up over here. I can't take it! Lol
True it's the same here in Cleveland what's wrong with black gay men? you answered smh
I was one of the outsiders looking in that thought that black people in Atlanta were very successful. This channel has disabused me of that notion. SMH. :(
Great talk man would love to meet u in person like a positive mentor type
The driver that came to pick me up the other day just recently moved from ATL here to Long Beach. She said the same thing !!!
Keep speaking the TRUTH.....,hopefully people are listening.
WALTER TELLING THE TRUTH. ALOT OF PEOPLE STRUGGLING IN ATL. IF YOU DONT HAVE AN IN DEMAND PROFESSION, YOU WONT MAKE IT.
I was planning to move to Atlanta from Chicago, changed my mind quickly. I stayed there in the summer with friends. while there I applied applied and applied for jobs... no answer. I was surprised by that. The health care is horrendous. Social services are horrendous and non-existent.
After my experience.., I changed my mind and went back to the suburbs of Chicago. My friends were not happy that I didn't stay but I explained to them. I need to have money, a job, and family and or a strong support system to help me fall back on if I get in financial trouble. I explained that I'm not ready or prepared to live here.
I am not happy. It's been 1.5 years, I finally got a call from 1 employer.....( A year and a half later!!!!!! lol).
I am so glad that I visited first and researched first because if I didn't, I don't even want to think about how I would have suffered.
My last bf was from there...he tried so hard to get me to move there but I knew something wasn't right. He ended up playing me for 2500 smdh. I would never go there to visit. Chicago have its problems but the way it sounds it's better then there.
Looking back, when I once lived in Atlanta.... You are speaking the Truth...
what kind of job/degree/field would you say is in demand there? I feel like it is that way everywhere lots of people want to be. people need to be open to living in some where like north Dakota or Nebraska. not fun but wide open job markets. save then go back to the place you want to be. that's what I have done. now I will be able to pay off a house in Savannah or Jacksonville in less than 5 years.
Shdaria Filmore IT, HR, Insurance, Accounting, Teaching.
Walter: Where would you suggest is a better place for black gay?
Well.. never had an interest in moving to or even visiting Atlanta.
I love Atlanta GA,if you don't come here with the right mind set you are in for a rule of an awakening if you don't have a business mind you can't make it Atlanta GA is a business city.
Now I know NOT to RELOCATE there...Thank for thé info on this Walter..
You are a very wise man. I love watching your videos.
yasss yasss...not just gay...all people...im born n raised...still tryna figure out why folk coming here...im straight female and ive met dudes saying oh im doing good...blah blah blah..come over...i go over..dude living in a storage house behind a friends garage....i mean...i met dudes no furniture in apt..but he claim he bringing over 3k per week..???...just nuts..if not for my fam..i would be living at the beach in florida lol
That’s applicable everywhere, not just Atlanta or anywhere else in the south. I’m a 70’s baby & I was raised to work for what I want. The generation now wants INSTANT everything. Okay, I get minimum wage is not enough.........work two jobs. No shame in an honest dollar.
Oh, and it would help to live within your means. F%&k keeping up with the Jones’s!
Amen Walter.. enlightenment is our key to success I just hope they hear your message so they can change their ways, ideas, focus.. Truth hurts but it can change your life if one takes heeds to the advice being given.💯🤣😉
I was reluctant to watch, but his was a great video that was actually motivating and empowering even though I don't live in ATL. Thanks! 👏🏾
I am a heterosexual female and everything you said, especially about the job market, is the reason why I left Atlanta 11 years ago. I know that you are telling the truth! However, I would like to know about that place you mentioned where it's all white men and black women. Is it a restaurant? Just curious...
Walter, I like this video. It was very informative.
Honestly some people live a minimalistic life so they CAN travel, party, and splurge. Caucasian people do it all the time. Their homes might not be extravagant, but that's because they save their money so they can travel and do things they like to do. I'm not saying that this is what the gay men that Walter is referring to are doing, but I had to insert that perspective
with the electricity turned off? Give me a break.
Walter Lee Hampton II 😂no, not with the utilities turned off😂
Minneapolis is a city much like San Francisco. Liberal, accepting. Lots of employment opportunities. You just got to accept what it's like n the beginning. If you can accept our vibe you will thrive. Many black men do very well.
I used to hate black people and all gay people.But after watching this man.The time has come for me to stop judging and hating and to try a understanding friendship if you people want to try it.If you would be willing to forgive then im willing to try.At least i willing to try and thats a start to something we can all hope for something wonderful.
if you can find a well paying job and stay out of traffic. that is maybe get a condo or apartment close to the center or work near home, Atlanta is fine.
Lights out , 175 degrees, no air conditioning, you’re a corpse now. No lie.
I Love U Walt..and in saying that, I hope u move to a place where u Enjoy...a place where u have Peace. U deserve the absolute BEST babylove.
Atlanta is too messy. Even tho I live 2 hours away from there, I would not live up there. I wanna go back home to Miami 💖❤️😭😭😭
speak the truth walter. am not gay but i love how u speak the truth.
I have news for you it's like that in LA and also I live in TEXASS in the COUNTRY? and big companies have come here bought up apartments and where as a two bedroom was once rented to ONE person now the big companies will rent them out to two people who don't know each other. They just rent rooms in the apartments. That's in LA too. But the real Skills is also here in TEXAS as well. Yep
Thank you Walt!!!! You told the truth!!
Walter, thanks for the info it really helps me a lot because I a young decent black gay man who just wants to learn and live right myself. I just hope soon I can get the hell out of Atlanta because I see a lot while I am there and move to back to my home state
But you made some valuable points in your video .👍👍🌟
how old are you? and whats your house state?
+Walter Lee Hampton II , I am 18 , and my home state is Florida.
ok you are very young.
+Walter Lee Hampton II , Yes sir
Im glad you brung that up.. Im in Indianapolis and when i go into work places there are hardly if any black men working... Damn...
I bet there are very few black men on those job sites!
I'm a black lesbian stud and I work...hit me up Walter so I can get my body back in shape...btw, I've found Atlanta to be boring since I moved here in 2004
I thought Atlanta was capital for gay men.
I was going to move to Atlanta ,GA thanks for the information
this is true!!!!! can't party forever gotta grow up eventually then what? stay away from Atlanta
Give us more long videos Walter.
I wil try!
thanks for posting this I'm from Philadelphia and like many , was thinking about moving their . Its kinda the same here .
So what’s a better alternative for gay black men
Great video Walter. I live in CT and I want to relocate, but I'm not gonna move blindly. I currently work in behavioral health and have 2 other jobs that will enable me to get enough money to fund a move. My job has locations in the very areas I'm considering. When the top comes, hopefully there will be a position that qualify for that I can apply to, get offered, and accept in order for a smooth transition.