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Directed by Spike Lee
Theme music composer Terence Blanchard
Country of origin United States
Original language(s) English
Production
Producer(s) Spike Lee
Samuel D. Pollard
Editor(s) Geeta Gandbhir
Cinematography Cliff Charles
Running time 240 minutes total, for part 1 & 2.
Production company(s) 40 Acres and a Mule Filmworks
Release
Original channel HBO
Original release
August 23, 2010
If God Is Willing and da Creek Don't Rise is a 2010 documentary film directed by Spike Lee, as a follow-up to his 2006 HBO documentary film, When the Levees Broke: A Requiem in Four Acts. The film looks into the proceeding years since Hurricane Katrina struck the New Orleans and Gulf Coast region, and also focuses on the 2010 BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico and its effect on the men and women who work along the shores of the gulf. Many of the participants in Levees were also featured in this documentary.
It won a Peabody Award in 2010 "for ambitiously chronicling one of the hugest disasters in American history, interrogating the well-known narratives and investigating other stories that could have easily fallen through the cracks."[1]
I was 12 when Katrina hit. I remember being at my grandparents house in the 9th ward a few days before we decided to leave. I remember the pain and worry in my grandmas eyes. My grandpa, uncle and aunt stayed and were rescued from the rooftop. The worry in my mom’s eyes as my dad was a police officer and he stayed never left his post. We couldn’t reach him for weeks until one day we saw him on the news. He was ok. I grew up quick that year. It was never the same again. I have anxiety every year around hurricane season and I’m finally leaving. Going back to the city was terrifying, it was quiet, no people only military and no electricity for a while.
I remember I was in Iraq I thought my whole family was wiped out :(
This is the best social documentary of time . Spike Lee put his mind body and soul into this. The editing is genius. I do not understand why it is not widely hailed and awarded .
527 likes is.......... wrong.
IT ISN'T WORLD WIDE BCZ , THE PRODUCER, MR. SPIKE LEE IS BLACK... AND,... THESE ARE BLACK PPLS PROBLEM, AS THEY KNOW IT. PPL DON'T CARE ABOUT ANYTHING, BUT THE WICKED POWER THEY HAVE AND MONEY.. JESUS PREVAILS. STAY SAFE AND BLESSED BEAUTIFUL FAMILIES 🌹
This Documentary was a real eyeopener for someone like me who lives in the UK. We Never got to see or hear about any of the shit you poor people had to go through during or even after Katrina, the whole situation is a complete and utter disgrace ... and a absolute insult to all those people who lived in that area. The images you see on T.V. are of a glamorous place to live that is rich in history, music and just full of love ... how false does that look to the outside world ? ... these poor people needed help from Day One .. and the whole Community should have been rebuilt at the first given opportunity.
I lived in New Orleans during Katrina, we evacuated and asked our neighbor to come along. He said he would stay and watch the neighborhood. We found out he died a month later when they let us back in. I still feel guilty and will never forget.
Mackenzie Rose Friend, that is not your fault. You did what you were supposed to, do not let gulit eat you because someone else made a poor choice. Im sorry to hear that they didnt make it. Our government let us down and the leaders of Louisiana let you down, ALL OF THEM and i hope you are well and .good
Yeah it was rough,, it was rough,, lost a lot of family 😭
My parents were in this, my mom had given birth to me during the storm😓
My family and friends from New Orleans told me how it really was. They told us this stuff way before the documentary. It had our family and friends in Texas ready to go and fuck some people up. It wouldn't have done us a bit of good though. It was fucked up so bad back then.
That's exactly why rescue and relief was put off because it was a mainly black town. The guy towards the end you can tell he doesn't sleep much he has huge bags under his eyes poor guy. I feel bad for everyone in New Orleans.
intro sent chills through my body
I’ll never forget her she helped as many people she could shout out to the lady in the beginning speaking the truth
Her outfit is the most 00’s thing ever! Lol I remember when my older siblings copped that 😂
I was just thinking about her 😢
There’s a lot to unpack in this. I hope people can see and allow themselves to recognize the reoccurring theme of sacrificing people for what the few will tell you is “the greater good”. The government, ANY government, will never realize that the people ARE the greater good.
I loved the original series "when the levees broke" very well done. So was this !!
I often wonder what happen to the lady who had the baby boy saying "look he isn't waking up" or to the woman and her triplets. That were shown in this doc.
My neighbor is a Katrina survivor. The stories she told me will stick with me for ever. She's passed now, so I'm glad I wrote them down as she told them to me.
Mind telling us atleast one..??
I met so many who couldn't go home. I lived in 9th ward 8 yrs after Katrina, and it was still rebuilding. My husband is from Uptown, and it would hurt him to drive thru there. They are not lying about booting these people out. Sad this can still go on in out society.
I have to meet Phyllis Montana-LeBlanc if it’s the last thang I dooooo!! She a real one.
Totally. I’ve never seen anyone who blamed everyone but themselves quite like her. She really is a poster child for victims everywhere.
Mom and dad are on Hulu lost their lives 😭
Mom and dad are on the titanic lost their lives 😭
@@davidhawkins7140 nowhere did she blame everyone but herself. You sound ignorant.
They can take that white man if that cross God is BLACK
The story of the woman named Kathy who found herself in Utah after the storm was so poignant. She was happy to leave New Orleans yet could not feel at home in Utah. So many people ask how a person could want to live in a city with so many problems, but the feeling of HOME is a powerful thing. I'm sorry she was so unhappy even after moving back to New Orleans.
Some people won’t be happy no matter what. I can’t believe that ungrateful woman literally said it felt like her neighbors were actually the KKK after all they did for her
@@strangebrew1231 Listen to yourself. What she was dealing with was post-traumatic stress disorder. As someone who lives in New Orleans, let me tell you how things are. From June to late November, we watch every storm on pins and needles. We go into hyper-vigilance mode for 6 months straight. This town is broken, battered, and bizarre, but it's also amazing in so many ways. Give this woman the benefit of the doubt.
@@Buasop agreed. I’m not from Louisiana but when I went my daddy who also isn’t from LA warned me. I seen and felt shit in New Orleans I have never seen, never felt before either. No disrespect to y’all at all. New Orleans got some powerful shit going on but it’s beautiful in the same sense. Man.
@@daniellem1840 After some soul-searching, I'm moving back to California in mid-April. This place is too much. I can't believe anyone would want to come back to this forsaken place. I'm missing hurricane season for the rest of my life. I've met many traumatized people here, yet this is all they know as home.
@@Buasop Those white people did nothing but be welcoming to her. I can't believe how ungrateful she was actually saying they felt like they were the kkk
And to think that we have a mental health problem after Katrina. No kidding. No help for the people down there. I was an AmeriCorp volunteer in Mississippi after the storm. The levels of depression and despair I saw was something that we volunteers weren't prepared for. Now with covid in 2020/2021 and beyond the mental health of this nation is something we are all going to have deal with. Peace to all of you who are suffering. Hold on and know that you are loved and in my prayers.
I was listening to the podcast Floodgates, and in it they mention how much discrimination the Katrina survivors faced )): from the media to everyday Americans saying horrific and terrible things about this natural disaster and the people who were witnesses to it all. Feeling like your whole country despises you and on top of that our whole gov dragging it feet to help and full of corruption. I can understand why depression and despair would set in… We have still not made it right with New Orleans- the 9th ward. Thank you for your service in helping.
@mariadiazzamora1776 your observations are correct. I was a small part of the post Katrina recovery like so many other Americans. The people who lived along that coast were the real heroes. They made it happen, not our government. I was just blessed to be able to lend a hand.
I remember the 9th ward, the destruction and despair. Charity hospital also stands out. So much loss and so much sorrow
A friend had just started her cup of coffee the next morning when the water started to rise. Minutes later she was walking out in waist deep water and was grateful to survive.
Charity hospital wasn't rebuilt because the other hospitals in the area couldn't make money while they were in operation. Within 2 blocks of Charity hospital, 3 other hospitals all expanded to double their size before Katrina, all "for profit" of course.
Now THIS is a well put-together documentary.
My ten list of events that shocked America.
1. 9/11
2. JFK Assassination
3. Pearl Harbor
4. Oklahoma City Bombing
5. Waco
6. MLK Assaination
7. Columbine
8. Jonestown Massacre
9. Rodney King Beating/ OJ Simpson Trial
10. Ruby Ridge/Hurricane Katrina
Would you agree?
Yeah but not in that order or add many pre-civil rights tragedies
Slavery my number 1
2.) Joplin tornado 2011. Absolutely devastating
I remember being glued to the tv watching in horror as this unfolded. I was 7, everyone that went through this stays in my heart and I pray for them.
I'm a Katrina survival
Biloxi MS katrina survivor
God Bless you
@@alluretrena3057Chris Kyle claimed that he shot at people desperately trying to find supplies in hurricane katrina
Same im a Katrina survivor 🙏🙏
@@LouLitty Chris Kyle claimed that he shot at people desperately trying to find supplies in hurricane katrina
This is no lie. New Orleans is a very poor city. And has remained that way for past 16 years since Katrina hit. It’s looks good on the surface. But all the money generated from the French quarter and tourist attractions never goes into bettering the neighborhoods needed. It goes into the rich White neighborhoods and the French Quarter.
No it goes to the STATE
I went to New Orleans recently and even the French quarter doesn’t look so good. They failed New Orleans so badly. I’m from lake Charles and we had two hurricanes hit us 3 years ago, houses are still damaged, buildings still damaged, houses with tarps still on them, poles still to the side. I blame it on the government. Our mayor has begged for the state of Louisiana and national government to help us, but no one has helped rebuild or city except the people living here.
In 1998 hurricane George (cat. 3) wreck my country, Dominican Republic, I was 14. I have never seen and I hope to never see again destruction like that again.
I can relate to the pain and suffering of those people.
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The porches with no homes got me.
Stairs to nowhere...so heartbreaking. If there was ever a monument to the displaced refugees after the storm, I think it should be a set of front porch steps that go nowhere, because that's what they had to go back to, nowhere.
My Grandma used to say that. If God is willing and the creek don't rise.
I’m a Katrina survivor born and raised in New Orleans and still here
I was at Charity Hospital 2 years after Katrina. It was fixable. Just like St Louis Regional Medical Center as insurance companies took over healthcare, indigent care no longer mattered. Bigger and "better" doesn't mean excellent care. Just like St Louis Regional, Charity provided the care that a largely indigent population needed. It is a travesty that these institutions are no longer there for their populations. Damn good care is what you got at Charity and St Louis Regional. Our priorities have changed away from taking care of people to taking care of money.
Yes."they"have turned new orleans into a real estate grab
Part Two Has Been Re-Posted, And Is Now Available For Viewing.
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You can see the effects of the stress from this whole ordeal on the faces of those interviewed in "When The Levees Broke", particularly Mike Seelig and Will Chittenden.
There's a documentary named "Trouble the Water," that is pretty decent. It shows a young sista that recorded some before, during, and after the natural disaster. That documentary like this introduced myself to things that I couldn't or wouldn't have thought that folks had to deal with certain things. Stories should and need to be shared. See the part that dealt with the 5 year old, really choked me up. That baby and my baby are the same age. Couldn't imagine in any way losing my baby then or now. She'll be 16 at the end of this month
the following
Manny Monde' Frencha
Yes
I love that documentary,too❤️👍🏿
Where can i watch it?
@@srijansp8442 greetings. I had got the cd from the Chicago Public Library. You'll maybe have to Google it now. Maybe it'll come up here on CZcams
I was just trying to remember the name of it. That documentary was mind blowing.
Thank you for showing this. What people are sharing in this film makes a whole lot of sense especially with re-gentrification. It is sad that re gentrification has to happen like this. This is happening in our very own communities on the west cost. It's sad that developers played on the tragedy of victims this storm. This is awful and this is an undercurrent situation of systematic suppression at play.
Broncos won the Super Bowl a couple of years back, didn't do anything for me, can't afford to watch, can't afford tickets or apparel and whether they win or not it doesn't put food on my plate or a roof over my head! Sad thing is in this country it seems that people care more for animals, sports, themselves, materials, than people that are living literally on the streets. Some people that I have met on the streets used to be doctors, nurses, cops, teachers, and I have met some that have been treated like trash from day 1 from their families and that is why they grew up in the system. Of all the people that I met on the streets none of them ever wanted to be homeless, however recently some of them here in Colorado would rather be on the streets than in a shelter for a whole bunch of reasons(dirty, bed bugs, strict rules, theft, fights). They definitely need more shelters here but there is no place or neighbor that will accept a shelter, the will accept a halfway house, a jail, a prison, just no shelters!
I love Phyllis Montana-Leblanc♥️Pray you and yours are doing well 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
A sad testament of our government failing Americans.....
PHYLLIS!!
This program really broke my heart
I fkn adore the New Orleans accent. Must visit one day!!!!!
There were even wicked rulers in biblical times as well and continue to be in these times. When you follow the money, you will see those who LOVE money will almost always respond in inhumane ways. God will weigh it all out in the end for every person will have to answer to the Creator💯
The responsibility of those who ignored warnings that the levees needed to be maintained.
Lets not let it happen again!
Where's the follow up ? It's almost 2019 and not a peep about New Orleans !
Aura Call because it’s a cesspool full of violence and poverty. Let it burn. It’s a terrible place
@@durden2480 you got your wish
Evil Triumphs because good people do nothing! ~Frederick Douglas~
I’m convinced that land is cursed.
You spoke too soon with hurricane ida hitting Louisiana
yes
We must never forget! The neglect of the 9th ward is a stain on America! We must understand and find real compassion in relation to action to ensure that our fellow Americans are taken care of regardless of race or gender or religion or any other excuse! 🦅💚🦅💚🦅
I think that may have been the saddest documentary I've ever seen. I was angry and then I was crying uncontrollably and then after a few moments of feeling hopeful I was angry and crying again. And I'm just watching this on youtube...wtf! What these people have been forced to endure is heartbreaking and utterly unconscionble. My heart is full of pain for every one of the people who Katrina affected. I am so sorry that yall lost so much and have been struggling and suffering for so long. Wtf is wrong with our government?! The only reason I watched the 3 documentaries about Katrina today was because another video I watched: Who We Really Are ...When Everything Goes Wrong-Are we made to take care of each other? Or is it everyone for themselves? They showed clips of When The Levee Broke, showing people helping each other. "A crisis brings out not the worst but the best of us." I was hoping for a warm, fuzzy feeling but I got so much more, including the reality of it. czcams.com/video/vT_sKGbP1yY/video.html
they got away with a war crime and fucking got away with it this ticks me off
+Jarrett Richey Richey - You talk'n bout our government? Bunch of crooks that help the rich get richer and don't give a rats ass bout us working class folks that break our backs day in day out to put food on the table. Living hand to mouth for low wages. Bail out the banks CEO's not one of'em went to prison, I take that back only one went to the pen. That George W Bush crook Bush is more like it!!! The whole lot of them, CROOKS and KILLERS!!!
yes i am
+el Flaco 66 The super bowl was rigged.
And the saddest part, in regards to federal economic response starting @1:32:32, is that years later, maybe in the early 2010s?, my dad, who worked for a government contractor, went on a business trip to the Biloxi, MS area and when he came back he said that the area was still completely dilapidated and destitute. The misappropriation of that money is so infuriating, the fact that it was allowed to happen is infuriating, and the fact that the system allowed for buddy politics allowed (and still allows!) for money to be irresponsibly placed in the hands of greedy legislators is infuriating.
Boy said he needed to find a woman with a house. 🤦🏽♂️🤣🤣🤣
he said he needs a place to lay his head. Sad
I want to visit New Orleans again America's most unique city.
So heartbreaking and a testament to the resiliency of Americans suffering at the hands of a neglectful administration posing as government!
I will NEW ORLEANS folks are a breed of their own. Love that city. Very friendly down to earth people.
BUT GOD...GLOOORAAAAYYY HALLELUJAH 🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿
Im 2 minutes in. And this is already gripping
I lived through this .... I could relate
The entire state of Louisiana, especially New Orleans, needs to diversify and stop pushing so much partying, good times, and food to the exclusion of all else.
Exactly
That little boy. Crying, “just let me die!” That fucked me up.
But Soledad O’Brien was not playin that shit with Michael Brown. Brownie ain’t do shit.
He said I gotta find me a church going woman with a house! 😁
Miss B. With pretty feet!
😂😂😂...
@@eddietripp5873 lmao
hustling already
Ayoooo Mr. Green had me 😂😂😂😂
Hurricane Rita/ Harvey/Laura/delta survivor here...SWLA
Sad about the brad Pitt houses all being shitty and mostly demolished after all these people have been through. But just from the looks of them I could tell they really didn’t look right. Like the gentleman said earlier “they look pretty on the outside but they’re sick inside”
You also have to thank mayor Ray Nagin honored all this pressure in this major disaster he did a great job you can say whatever you want about him he put in work to get all the help that he could have get
You have not read what REALLY went on with NAGIN..
He was NOT the only incompetent...
Bush and Blanco were RIDICULOUS...
The Coast Guard WAS AWESOME...
They lined up starting immediately after the storm pulled away..I watched them on Causeway Blvd in waist deep water in Metairie...
I was floating the giant limbs that flew over my house and landed in my front yard.
I waded over to chat them up...they were being held up by BLANCO!!!!!
She would not let them enter the city..
Six hours later they told her to f*CK herself..they were not constrained by Posse COMITATIS ..they rolled ALL night...
They had been lining up all the way across the Causeway Bridge and way up into the North Shore...
They saved around 30,000 people who would have died if they had waited for BLANCO'S MEGALOMANIAC AZZ
See America RACISM stands taller than love.
The biggest contributor to the failings of NOLA in Katrina was Nagin...
@@rbrick3685 nagan can only do so much without federal help how can’t u understand that
Heartwrenching. How this can happen in the United States is beyond belief...I wish I could do more.
My understanding is that the Army Corp of Engineers never got the funding to improve the levees. That’s because this country only cares about giving money around the world and not at home
The formeldahyde trailers slays me. The trailers that they needed already existed. Why didn’t trailer companies just donate them? Why did they have to make cheap trailers? Just use the ones already in the market. They spent $8500-$10,000 per trailer that buys a decent trailer!
This entire thing also reminds me of the tragedy in Chicago during 1995.
Please enlighten me on what happened then. I'm oblivious to it lol.
From what I heard good Job to the general for getting the ball rolling finally
After the power was released to you
Never will this change, unless you vote everytime, & find everyone who cannot vote. It is a hard job, that doesn't pay, & can be dangerous, so stand together.
So much corruption here. As i said, the government let us down but ALL the local leaders let down the people of Louisiana and im so sorry. Hope your life is well and attempting back to normal.
Omg, the bodies in Haiti!!🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺
Ummm.... Is this about the game or the Hurricane??? 9 minutes in..... this is ridiculous.
aryanavonteese the saints won the super bowl. That segment was meant to celebrate New Orleans despite all the bad things the city went through
I was annoyed by that too. I skipped ahead to the important stuff.
aryanavonteese There's a few reasons for that segment and at first I didn't like it either, but I now understand why Lee put it in. Since this occurred before the BP oil spill, it gave the viewer a look at how New Orleans was doing and the sort of energy that the super bowl brought.
But if you keep watching, guest witnesses explain that at the end of the day, it's just a football game and we have to focus on more than just living in the moment.
And then in the second part of this documentary, we see how tragic 2010 was for the region. Yes they won the super bowl, but a few months later the greatest oil spill in history occurs and all of that excitement disappears, and it's corruption all over like with Katrina.
I know... who gives a sh*t about football? Should be worried about the city and the people.
The gentleman around 15:30 is the real deal. Man speaks the truth
I think there should be a teeny year Katrina survival tattoo made and voted on.
Also, had the Army Corp of Engineers never built those levees, each time the rivers flooded the land, they would have deposited soil on the land and the land would build itself higher naturally. And the LA coastlines would be expanding not contracting.
They should just copy how they do it in the Netherlands
hey you need 100,000 scowling nuns, to get back on track!
A lot of these people in the Katrina documentaries are actors in the HBO show Treme', makes you wonder........
I recall the Jeff president coming on tv on Saturday and say bring enough food and water to the Superdome for 5 days because this was the place of last resort and we're not here to feed you. So many didn't bring anything but the clothes on their backs.
I do too and that was insane. People were actually walking carrying their kids and elderly family . How are you going to bring a case of water and canned goods
The song at 46:37 by Terence is called what? I've been looking for it for years.
is this a new one? I've seen "When the Levees Broke" but is this a sequel?
I know this comment is old but yes, this is the sequel.
Thank you...Thank you...Thank You!!!!
So sad the realities, corruption displacement of the lower 8th ward and all the public housing projects. Its just atrocious how greed and love of money causes people to act uncivilized toward another in the black poor communities. What has gotten into people??? (demons *cough*) Beam of light, kudos to the actor Brad Pitt for caring enough to act and pull resources, networks of contractors together to help them rebuild the lower 9th ward from the effects of "natural" disaster displacement & gentrification...
Brad Pitt had good intentions but those houses turned out to be junk
Beautiful people!
Love New Orleans ✨🔥✨🔥✨🔥💚💚💚
Did the lady in the beginning just pat her own back 🤣
I mean it was good. I’ve just never patted my own back before
The sister brought tears to my eyes
12:45 "h town, straight outta houston!" only a real htown nigga would say that in the middle of new orleans after the saints won a super bowl haha
As a Houstonian, my heart always hurt for the people of New Orleans including my friends who are from New Orleans. I cringed at hearing the older lady say how much she hates Texas. At the time of this filming the older lady lived in Humble, Texas. Humble is a beautiful town/neighborhood that even I would consider a blessing. I'm a nurse here in Houston and a lot of my nursing colleagues are from Humble. I went to high school in Humble. Looking at the devastation in New Orleans and how even their own native people in government positions treated the beautiful people of New Orleans... I just find that comment baffling. Here you are in an upscale part of north Houston and your disabled grandson is getting a greater opportunity at life. But you HATE Texas and want to pick up everything from Texas and move it to New Orleans. I hear you loud and clear. But other than than I get the message of the video and this was beautifully told. I will focus my attention on the beauty and not the ungrateful people in this world.
I'm staying in Houston during Ida after evacuating from New Orleans and I can say I honestly love Houston.
I think there's a difference between WANTING to move to a new state and HAVING to live there due to circumstances out of your control (getting displaced due to mother nature, not being able to return due to the higher cost of living in New Orleans, and wanting to be closer to her daughter and grand kid etc.) I'm sure her comments sound rude and ungrateful, but these people went through a lot and are super frustrated.
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Fellow Texan
@@AshleySpeaks09 Y'all both need some empathy..🤡
I was a katrina survivor but i ended up evacuating before the storm
It happened to NO it can happen any where.
Bouncing back who dat?? You Louisiana you all dat.... The spirit of the Saints!!!
I'm Gonna watch MISSISSIPPI BURNING for the 50th time.
So that's the secret.got it
This was excellent! Wish I could see part 2 of it, but I guess it was not meant to be...
Nicole Ryan thanks for your comment. I did have part 2, but it appears to be deleted. I will try to find out why...
I’m not finished watching. I’m on the Brad Pitt part. You have to do another update. Now the homes he built the residents are suing him because of the chemicals used. Also now you have to get more in-depth with gentrification and rental rates.
The fema trailers were also toxic. And then resold to others after katrina victims realized it most ended up in minnesota or SD or ND during that oil boom can't remember which state
Brad Pitt REALLY f*CKED up...the houses were ridiculously expensive and began to fall apart immediately...those people who bought that cr*p REALLY got screwed
Lower 9th Ward in New Orleans will always be flooded...why would anyone live there?
D Wetick there will always be earthquakes in California, but no one tells them to move
D Wetick Cause it is beautiful, it is their home and it is their life...
I'm not criticizing you for asking the question "...why would anyone live there??", but there are many answers; love and pride of place, tradition, heritage, and roots. These residents of the 9th Ward and New Orleans as a whole have lived there for many generations. New Orleans is HOME. That's a strong word.
Please correct the title of video. This is HBO "God is willing and creek dont rise"
It's in the video's description.
I miss charity Hospital sooo much. More neglect and abandonment
they left the criminally Insane in Charity during Katrina. noone knows what happened to them
@@CaffeineAndGreen they euthanized them probably
Wut do you mean
28:25 The theme song to teenage mutant Ninja turtles should be playing right here.
Great Brad Pit, Showing the way,
Hate it break it to you….. those houses were junk. Lower 9th ward residents in fact just recently sued him
How Anyone Can Live In New Orleans Is Quite Bizarre!🙄😲
Ppl feel the same about California… what are you really trying to say?
@@aaliyahturner5 Being it's surrounded by water, under water level, and built on a watery swamp makes it precarious to live in besides it losing land at the rate of about one football field an hour with coastal Louisiana.
America ...🇺🇸 Face It You All Failed Your Own PEOPLE ... End Of Story! God Bless Us .. As sad as it is to say !! It will Be More days like this to come ..
Does anyone know what that haunting music is at the beginning?
Come it was a given that the Saints were gonna win. Like God was gonna let a team called the Saints loose the Super Bowl!
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15:44 that bloke is right. It’s great that the people of New Orleans had something to make them happy but it wasn’t going to pay their bills or buy them food. That should have been the catalyst for change. For the better. It didn’t look like it was though.
Shut out the Brad Pitt because he didn’t 😊have to do what he did it
Look up those houses now. They’re garbage. They all had to be demolished