Which SE US State do you consider to be the most "Country"?
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More often than not I tend to take that L.
Country in black standards or all kinds of country including cacs.
I’ve been to some pretty country small black towns in SC and Georgia. Even though it was country they were welcoming good people. Matter of fact they are down to fukking earth.
As far as overall. There are some parts of WV that is literally crackers in the hills status. Outsiders are not welcome.
I’ve been to some pretty country small black towns in SC and Georgia. Even though it was country they were welcoming good people. Matter of fact they are down to fukking earth.
As far as overall. There are some parts of WV that is literally crackers in the hills status. Outsiders are not welcome.
those ain't even top 10 country
montana, the dakotas, WV, idaho, any part of NV/UT that isn't a major a city....
and oklahoma? there ain't shyt for anybody in oklahoma.
montana, the dakotas, WV, idaho, any part of NV/UT that isn't a major a city....
and oklahoma? there ain't shyt for anybody in oklahoma.
GoAggieGo.
getting blitzed.
I consider myself a country ass dude, but I’ve been to some states that definitely out-country these states. The Dakotas and Colorado are country as hell. I loved it in those places, though. Ohio was pretty country too.
With the states listed, any of them that has mountains are really country. I lived a year in North Georgia. The people are just different there. Same goes for East Tennessee and West NC.
I will say in all those places, while you do have people that aren’t very receptive to black folks, I’d say for the most part, the people are good, down home folks. I see why people decide to live in these spots.
With the states listed, any of them that has mountains are really country. I lived a year in North Georgia. The people are just different there. Same goes for East Tennessee and West NC.
I will say in all those places, while you do have people that aren’t very receptive to black folks, I’d say for the most part, the people are good, down home folks. I see why people decide to live in these spots.
Eastern NC