You mad man

You gotta go to Waco, Texas man.

No more alleys bro that’s how you get caught up

3:25 that cop sure is brave for patrolling that area

After that Detroit shooting video we need to get this man an armored Hummer with a 50-cal mounted to the top.

How is it like I feel like it’s worst over there compared to florida

@@LuhLed you looking at how it is lol..that's the hood city part though..county area they dont have that crap..dont look like it at all

@@YahawahsChild-sw6vc So true. There's a big difference between Baltimore City and Baltimore County.

Well it’s safer this way lol

@@GeeBeanie facts but I'm headed outside right now. If you dont hear from me. I probably be in the next upload lol

yup and in the late 70s early 80s it started all changing

You're telling me everything was just peachy in Baltimore in the 1970s?

Like Cleveland Ohio.. jobs left city the criminal activity went up.

Detroit, Michigan. People went there for jobs. Jobs went out of our country . Motor city now cant even clean up the old industrial sites. They dont have the money. People who could leave did what was left were people who didnt have money to get out. Now its a dead city. Without big business there . Its a sad day.

We still had the wagons in highlandtown until the pandemic .

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That's literally why I watched this vid. Jus yesterday finished watching the whole series and wondered what it would look like now.

@@j.i1503 not much different, it seems

Yes it dud

Fu

It must be a big difference in weather also it's hot as hell in Arizona I live in California but I go to AZ sometimes

come to me in Russia, we will have beautiful children. let's drink vodka and walk with bears

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U better grind. Try not to take a day off: EVER

Good Luck!

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just 50 mins from this place, Frederick is pretty safe , cheaper and more diverse population.

Jesus, best of luck. I've been in Baltimore a few times and I couldn't imagine living there. Stay well sister, I'm rooting for you.

I really hope you get out soon. I was blessed enough to not be in a bad neighborhood like that and get to raise my kids somewhere safer. I still wouldn't trust my neighbors that much, but it's nothing like that. Please be safe.

@Butt Head I don't disagree. They have no reason to actually help anyone. They feast on the money while nothing actually improves.

They're co-conspirators... the leaders don't do anything... and the residents don't ask. But money talks and bullshit runs the marathon.

@@KtotheG Ma man!🍀🍀

Mayor Schaefer was the man!

No matter how bad still so much love for charm city. From Aberdeen,potapsco market to healthy choice in Lexington market

Honestly that goes for lots of "bad areas." Some people really judge a book by its cover..I grew up poor in atlanta. As long as you minded your business like you said, everything cool.

Still sounds like there was bad shit if she was found dead...

Yeah Baltimore is not a safe place at all. Sure there are some nice people there but that doesn't really make up for all the terrible ones. Nobody in there right minds should visit this shithole.

I think driving a car through the city is not bringing trouble to yourself. Ask the people who have been carjacked or assaulted by squeezie boys, robbed or shot for nothing. I lived there for over 20 years. It is a dangerous city which has gotten more dangerous. Let cut through the bullshit. It is not like White Marsh or the other places you named. It is a shithole and I am glad I could afford to leave. I have a condo there by Walthers Avenue and Northern Parkway. It is a decent area. I do not want to live there so I rent it out. No thanks Baltimore!

Amen

Um, america firsters want to solve these problems but the lying lefties just make them out as “r@c!sts and every-phobic”. Let the blue cities just keeping voting for dem0crats who ste@l the tax money to enrich themselves as usual. RINO’s are just as bad because they are the same thing. America needs angry, passionate grown-ups who are willing to first stamp out the c0rruption in politics, and then brutally oppose street gangs who rot neighborhoods from within. When out natural energy is opened up to drilling we will be a financial powerhouse and with no-nonsense crimefighters cleaning up the worst parts of town, industry and commerce will flourish as it always should have. It is the dems who profit from keeping these cities nightmares, and then blame people who love america for their “historical meanness.” Haha, in other words; all the bad guys control everything, all the good guys are criminalized and slandered by the bad guys, and everybody in between is too lazy, ignorant, or cowardly to pick the side that wants to actually improve the quality of life for ALL americans by MAKING AMERICA GR8! Basically evil prevailed because good men chose willingly to do nothing.

Democrats

@@Daybydayelevate that's capitalism at work. and the republicans are far worse at giving our tax dollars to the wealthy. but you're just here trolling...

@@Daybydayelevate yes and no also blacks

@metalhead6526 yes that is sadly society of today and nothing will ever change its best to avoid places like this and live in places with fewer or no black population and forget they ever exist

@@dgratt183 Thanks for the tip. Difficult to believe it's the same city. I think areas can change quickly almost anywhere (I'm in England) but unfortunately the change is usually for the worse. I know a few rare examples of areas becoming highly desirable but this was after enormous sums of money were pumped in - and the existing residents moved out/priced out.

The truth.

The houses are actually very old and delapidated. Yes, on the outside they are brick and have good bones but you know the public housing authority isn't repairing anything. Would you like to live in a tiny hundred year old row house that is falling apart and has zero soundproofing so you can hear everything your neighbours are doing? No wonder these people brave the cold instead.

Also, banks aren't going to give loans for renovations in the hood. It's not economically viable to them.

@@apseudonym You don't need loans for renovations. If it's not economically viable to them than they shouldn't get loans anyway. A bit of paint and maybe some plants or even pick up some trash is a good start. Banks don't care about where you live or what the renovations are for they just want to have faith they will get the loan back eventually.

Good idea.

Donate to the channel

Shit he might see a nigga creeping up on him 🤣

And if they play loud music, that means " the drug store is open"😆😆( emphasis on the " drug")

@@here4boxing he makes more than enough to get a damn second camera.

Simple Because these are black communities that look like this. All over the country. They don't care.

They make 5 times more selling drugs that what they’d make in a week at some trade job. Why would they change.

It’s kind of our greatest strength. We have a de-centralized system. Thankfully, it’s not as if the president is making top-down orders and everyone follows suit. There’s a lot of wiggle room at the state and city level. That being said, this means some cities will be better governed than others for many different reasons

@@Charlotte_2648 exactly, and even if they wanted to change; with the past they have had, and their records and no job history no one would fucking hire them even if they wanted to straighten up. It’s a sad cycle here

Well what non Americans don’t realize is all states are governed differently especially in laws also you might get life in New York City for carrying a gun but another person in new jersey might get 5 yrs. (hence example) look how crazy things are with abortion rite now, how all state are different . Everybody looks to blames the president you have to start first from within the states, have you seen Philly just has bad looking with trash everywhere it’s very sad I’m from the Bronx in New York and my borough look bad at one point then came in Giuliani And Bloomberg and clean it up, but now it’s going into another direction again getting bad …

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EXACTLY

May god be with you

You keep driving.

Very scary.

Look like tha 90's

@@coldbilly7916 I was trying not to go overboard but you're right

@@blockney2333 My Baby Mom nd Daughter live up there Shit Tha Same Bro Especially over West

@@coldbilly7916 Would you invest in property over there if you had the chance, there looks like a lot of fixer uppers, or is it a lost cause?

@@blockney2333 Lost cause Bro

I visited in 2018. Fells Point has to be the most twee neighbourhood in the US!

Some people just can’t seem to change their culture and raise their children correctly, and so the cycle will continue like this

True , but like the video states , the driver is exploring the worst pqrt only here.

U hear those bitches yelling 😅😅😅

Amen

Sheesh buddy you live in rio, id much rather live in Baltimore.

Why did it stop being beautiful?

Times, attitudes and morales have changed, that’s my take on it. Baltimore isn’t unlike other large cities these days. And it doesn’t matter what color you are or ethnic group. My personal opinion is it all begins at home. The breakdown of the family makes kids helpless and hopeless. But it’s something that CAN be fixed. People just don’t want to hear it. They’d rather blame it elsewhere. I’m so glad I remember Baltimore back then. It was great.

@@deestatham I remember reading that Baltimore is 66% black. So... Absolutely no connection here?

@@JJDvorshak No, I don’t think so. I just think it’s the times. Placing blame on any ethnic group is just a cop out and totally unfair.

@@deestatham any good pics you took?

Facts i lived there all my life in I never rode my cars down them diry ass alleys but east west north south Baltimore i did that its a crying out shame looking at this thats why I got my two boys tf out of our city in if you knew better for your kids you would do the same pbp 😥 fix it up stop the killings in start living got dam shame man

He'll learn. Or not!!

he has bulletproof windows bro

@@grandmaAnnaa Good for you, my friend ! Smart move for you and your children, gives them a better chance at a decent life. Such a shame what's gone on and is going on in the city.

Why would they trap him? No reason

Same here!

Bro I've lived in Baltimore County my whole life and I'm even scared to drive through the city lol.

Imagine being a child and having to live in this

Lived in those streets till I was 9

Yeah but in Sydney you’ve got lebos doing drive bys

many US cities have replaced all their lights with LEDs

@@chromebomb Go watch some of Charlie's Detroit night time videos. The lack of working street lights is quite apparent.

Bmore was the first city to have street lights.

Baltimore’s Infrastructure is good it’s just The abandon buildings and the crime rate in certain areas

@@410_jav lol good infrastructure that’s funny

Chocolates Preferred Lifestyle

Facts. I was looking for Snoop. Oh wait...she dead

@@Only1Dizzle :)

@Doug Sawyer The Corner is better than The Shield, but that's just my opinion ;)

@Doug Sawyer not even a comparable show. The Wire isnt just a cop show.. And ur fckn crazy to think the shield is better lol u probably just like cop shows i guess. The Wire show all angles, the street, cops, and politics. No comparison

@@Only1Dizzle The chick that plays Snoop is actually a real G from Bodymore. Grew up in the streets there, been shot like 3times and everything. I knew she was too good of a character lol she wasn't even acting, was just being herself. She really is like that!

Blue police lights,?? Explain plz

@@empresskhadijah2677 it’s a no go zone

@@empresskhadijah2677 blue light district. Blue police lights on the streetlights. I guess they're supposed to deter crime or something, don't quite understand their purpose.

Oh it's spreading all right. I've moved twice now and they keep following.

Despite how it looks, Thanks to the RE bubble it actually is expensive now.

@@dmlny naw it's cheap well idk whats expensive to you but u can get a 5 bedroom for under 300k

@@dmlny even outside of the city its pretty cheap

@@SRTKOVA I agree that Baltimore is cheaper than some other parts of MD. But its also lower quality of life than those areas too. No improvement in these areas, but 2 years ago prices were much lower.

It was great and beginning and became a shit hole due to incompetent leadership as usual

I'm watching it from Baltimore City. I've lived here 21 years and never have been a victim of more than a car break in (and that was years ago). Yeah, the City has a crime issue, especially in low-income neighborhoods after dark.

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Hell yeah im from baltimore too fr.

I work in the middle of downtown. Man, you see people snortin' coke and crack in broad daylight. Saw a couple of drive by shootings and fatal vehicular accidents at the intersection of Paca and Saratoga. But still, its home!😜

Your right...just the people living in it are

We share the same memories.....I remember as a kid going on the bus to Light street with my mother to shop and have lunch.....it was safe back then. I grew up in Brooklyn and as kids we left bikes out and doors unlocked. The street I grew up on looks like a third world country today . So sad!

Yeah, I noticed those row houses also. They look great. I don't think the people there know what they have on their hands there, they should start reading about urbanism and urban planning, the structure there is fantastic. With the necessary funds you could transform this area in amazing ways, but then, that's what gentrification is I guess, with all its bad and good effects.

A beautiful tradition of olden and far better days in Baltimore City was washing and scrubbing the white stairs in front of row homes.

This area was bad before any jobs were lost.

That’s the thing JOBS..

True

you from south baltimore but born an raised on the west side??? that isnt making sense

@@ryanwilliams9854 raised on Monroe st til I was 16 west side and moved to south Baltimore. So there ya go smart ass

True enough. My best friend lived on North Ave and Perlman ( not west Baltimore but still not the best area) and I never worried much. Just keep it moving and mind your business.

@@dalelsmith8635 haha put him in his place lol

Fr he deff went for his piece

Blimey, I never even noticed! Charlie, stay safe!

Yeah dawg in the green was ready no way i would ride down alleys ever lol.

y’all tellin him be safe i bet nobody was more scared than them on that back strip never knowing who could pull up and kill you

West Coast? As in California? What is so different about LA and Baltimore City? Same crime tolerance for the criminals; same empty lives with no futures, same laws that release criminals the next day, same drug issues...what's so great about CA? Oh sure, if you are rich and have money, LA is wonderful, but most not rich or can afford housing. Look at San Francisco...the city has become a hell hole of hopelessness.

Yeah cuz south central is so much nicer.

@@ronaldwilson1431 he didn’t say south central though, the whole west coast ain’t south central.

@@adewilson132 really,??? I didn't know seeing as how I used to live out there!!!!!! We ain't related, don't talk to me!😡

I'm from the West side and I feel the same way growing up from the hood you move different in a great way 💯

Lived in west Baltimore as a kid, moved to Cincinnati after and am still here, its really not the same at all. It sticks with you living there

Lol I lived here since I was 6 I’m 21 now. Never got robbed. If you look like you can’t defend yourself, lost, or scared then yeah you’d probably get robbed.

I'm 10 living in baltimore it's dangerous

@@zuwopw6533 thats just what my father said fr fr.

@@zuwopw6533 It would explain why ppl from the hoods have a certain look to them, a certain vibe, a certain way of carrying themselves.

@@lashiesty212_ Hope you get out of there one day.

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The syringes tho

I had so many tire issues I recently bought a new set unfortunately from commuting for work daily

I'm from Philly too, north Philly Reisterstown looks kinda nice, but being white I don't know how you made it living in sandtown. I moved from Philly to Hagerstown which isn't too bad.

​@@215Ghouls White people live in Sand town and are surviving. My neighbors of 10 years are Chinese they are surviving.

None of those are baltimore lol that’s the nice county

Mosher and Calhoun where the Housing Authority will put your hands on the hood. Hook use to run for me around Sandtown. A friend of mine, Randal, OD and died in a basement in Sandtown. Pennsylvania Avenue got too hot and thus Mosher was where you had go.

Need a blow yo wtf is that bro

LOL... He wasn’t talking about drugs!

@@donteoliver8947 its a 10 bag of heroin, Baltimore slang ive lived here my whole life "blows" is not the usual term but heroin is usually referred to as "boy" in Bamltimore

@@modelingenuity lmao shit maybe he meant a 10 bag of dope and something extra lmaooo

Blow is a slang for cocaine/coke i thought

Yep

Dummies "let's try to intimidate the guy with the heavy machine", he could've sandwiched everyone of them to the wall if he needed too, then Oh shit factor after that would keep them at bay for a minute and allow him to recover and be right back on that ass with some firepower or buy him time to escape depending on if he is sheep or wolf minded. (Not making accusations)

totally different world. For all he knew, this stranger was about to pull up on them.

Right... and in Memphis where I'm from. mf'rs get thrown in the sippi for trying to act hard like that, it's the ones that sit back and wait that you gotta worry about those are the real killers.

What’s gang stalking?

This ain’t Chicago

@@LegitMind An organization or mob of people this doesn't have to be gangsters it can be a group of people who have each others contact numbers to target, stalk, do harm and intimidate a person. Gang stalkers are in government, police, bus drivers, ambulances, civil workers, bankers/bank staff, medical workers and or some shop keepers if they follow you or blast their sirens as they go by you this is an example of it. Its fukin crazy what they do and its a rough railroad also look up Nigel Nicholson hes targeted daily

@@lilwhop969 Bro lmao you dont get tge definition of gang stalking it doesnt have to ve gangguys or gangsters you have to look into it

Oh yea and gang stalkers that are government affiliated or stazi type need shutting down

As a Baltimore native and a huge Silent Hill fan I am going to hesitantly say thank you

@@GraySkyW you're welcome. I think. 🤣🤣

@@GraySkyW good for a movie lol

yeah he be thinking he's gangsta going to these fucked up places in post soviet Europe while deep down knowing he's not gonna find anything but babushka and her alcoholic, out of work, 47 year old son who will become your best friend for a cigarette and beer

U won't see but 1 video n not very much footage, be like 1 of those Blair Witch documentaries where they find the footage years later........😅🤣😂

@@MizTheDonGargon lol you never met eastern europeans have you

@@SRBOMBONICA86 I'm new york city born and bred, Queens to be exact.... hundreds of thousands of eastern Europeans here. my family is from Croatia and I've been there and Serbia, Bosnia & Herzegovina and Russia many times, sooooo wrong!

Benjamin doesn’t do America bro

nice point. you could ask Baltimore’s city services

Look like sum uk shit

That’s true. Those alleys at 5:42 reminds me of George town in Washington. Both very European-british

@@offJayzo correct, its british style row houses

Not no more remember Michael got the juice after he caped snoop

Omar Comin

I had my eye out for Marlo

Who😭

Yo, I'm tryna remember. Did Chris get killed?

.Been Living in Baltimore for 20 years . Like, shouting is normal conversion to them, even if they are 3 feet apart. 😣

@@norayolanda1394 a lot of it is substance abuse and them abusing each other. Just because you’re poor doesn’t mean you have to be horrible to each other.

Looks no different from Philly. North and West Philly probably worse.

This reminds me of Camden New Jersey

@@norayolanda1394 Not oppression and the system, it's the people, problems start in the home life... System, so called oppression is the aftermath....

That's what I was thinking lmao

@Edmondson Avenue How you know he wasn't gay? He could have been DL

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Used to feel the same way. When the riots happened and tore up the city it helped change my mind. The city will never change, it’s crazy violent and full of drugs. Even the “nice” parts are a gamble.

@@FJB2016 Sad but True

lmaoooo

Stand up! Go to trip!

Hell Eutaw street down from stadium got dangerous areas.

I like the grunge look it's rare seeing this exists since so many areas get gentrified and dolled up since the 90s till now.

@@0c7ober7 You see grunge, I see dilapidation, blight, and urban decay

Think ur right

Yeah and it sounded like they had some half ass homemade silencer too.

It was

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@@S18st33 moron

Excellent show. My criminal law lecturer who was a prosecutor in Philly says it's very true to life.

And we must embrace this culture LOL yeaaaa okayyyyy Lil Jon voice

I live here in baltimore and about 2 years freshmen year of hs, I almost got robbed by 3 guys on the bus

Im not sure about it but that was funny as shit

Damm fool lol

Oh I almost forgot. I also got approached by someone who wanted to sell me some crack as well. Ha Ha

Ehhh

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very ghetto street , now imagine living on this street

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I believe so too

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@@PrashadKaPrasad sim todos viciados e dependentes

don't know what part of Baltimore you was in during the 90s but it was never safe.

@@videojones9884 lol sometimes as a kid growing up in the hood it seems safer when you’re that young cause that’s what’s normal to you. It took me getting older and moving out to realize just how bad our situation was. Weird how it works like that but sometimes being kinda naive helps you get thru rough times.

90’s has a even worse murder rate then now and if it isn’t more the equal

Yep it was already sliding by the early 70s

Yeah, St. Louis is the murder capital of America...and Bmore is #2. Lots in common.

Cupcake anyonr? Sit down grab a cookie bring up a memory or two...mig saw puzzle and juice..lol

Cupcakes are great but who likes tea?

@@leek6927 me. I like Southern style sweet tea.

drug dealers? so, where is the police?

@@positivelycurvedpikachu let’s just say this is a area left for dead

Remember MD and PA the sites of the original colonizers so most of the structures were made with the same architecture throughout the North East coast .

In many colonial cities and towns your property tax was based on the amount of street frontage you had. So many row houses were built very narrow and very high. In lots of cases they also extended their basement underneath the sidewalk frontage to gain extra room. Corner properties became bars and stores, because their incomes could support the higher tax assessments.

Baltimore, philly, jersey, NYC look very similar

A lot of the houses in the east coast look like that because they were once one family homes and they were built during the mid to late 1800's and resemble the houses in europe

Germans built alot of these parts on the east coast

Charle St. is a shadow of it's former glory. Used to be packed on Fridays, now you can barely find a soul walking. And that change happened right after the FG riot. The middle class is tired of playing games with this city.

You can still go to the places you named and be relatively safe.

Why???

@@matheuslemos8555 cause you gonna get mugged and shot lmao lived here all my life, just don't get where you don't got business

@5:45 you see what looks to be a gun clutched in back pocket

yea and to be safe stay off the streets too

I wish he touched the suburbs more

Hobbie 🙄 this is a successful U tube channel of over 400 hundred thousand subscribers lol

Best truest comment!

@@sarahjane8949 for weirdos like you

@@mr.b3168 stop hating life’s to short 👍

A flat? You better keep driving on that all the way to Virgina somewhere

They are. So many cracked out parents. Sad

No

@@lyn9572 large parts of nyc for sure.

1880's?

for sure 1980s

Funny that hampden is considered a part of Baltimore where the “rich people” live. Crazy how times change

meh. Hampden is shitty too, sir.

It's hood tourism. The people don't have to live in poverty to be hood.

LOL that exist everywhere