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Cleveland and Detroit and majority Black cities, are they southern? Most of the blacks originally came from the South to Detroit and Cleveland.And no, DC isn't southern anymore. Simple as that. You still have families who refuse to give up their land and houses in NOVA, but they are the minority. Haha my best friend from DC went to Louisville for school and transfered to GMU because it was too southern for him.
Opinions sure but the FACT remains that Baltimore and DC is in the South.........
How is this debatable? Look once u leave the dc METRO and hit that open stretch of highway ur in the south probably in fredericksburg,va..not the dirty south but u there....soon as u see a waffle house u there...and when bammas start sayin "god d@mn" b4 they start a sentence then u officially there.....and after louiville u in what tennesse? Kansas?
Waffle Houses are in Frederick County, Maryland and Hartfort County, Maryland.........
The Correction is that once you drive South of the Maryland/Pennsylvania Line You are in the South which includes Baltimore and DC.............
Baltimore and DC, REALLY, REALLY, REALLY, never really felt Southern to me. No one says "I'm reppin the South, I'm from Baltimore and DC". That would sound so awkward.
Just because you refuse to believe that Baltimore and DC is in the South don't remove the FACT that Maryland is in the South..........
It's true man. I've riven through your fair city of B'more, and I've driven through DC, neither looked or felt Southern AT ALL. B'more reminded me of Philly, while DC kinda reminded me of a hybrid mix of Boston and Philly(weird, I know).
Next time take a trip to the Maryland Eastern Shore and Southern Maryland.........
Thats not a good statement because Baltimore, Richmond, and Norfolk carries a good resemblance.......
And saying Hun' is Most Definitely not a Northern Term as people from Baltimore always uses the Word Hun' like "Welcome to Baltimore Hun'........
I'm originally from NY and from a large family. Of all my aunts, only the one who was born and raised in Baltimore called my siblings and I "Huns". We loved it! She also said stuff like "Bless yore heart" and "My stars!"--not things I ever heard from my NY aunts or anyone else I knew who was from north of the M/D line.
why would they have to? i thought it was a FACT that baltimore and DC are the south?
Baltimore and DC is in FACT part of the South if not then Atlanta, Houston, and Miami is not the South.......
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