people seem to confuse "congested" with "ghetto". its just an old neighborhood, it doesnt even look bad

Dear people from Third world countries, this isn’t a competition for which place is the bigger shithole. We know your countries are more dangerous, doesn’t mean these neighbourhoods arnt also dangerous.

this is what a working class neighbourhood in a city like baltimore or camden used to look like in like the 50s and 60s, when there were still jobs and wealthier people giving the city taxes for services

Damn, this dude must of driving thru every town in America by now!

This looks like a classic eastern US cityscape. I love the architecture of the area and the layout seems real homely. Beautiful really, there’s a lot of character to this neighbourhood

Yeah I live in DC and I went to Hagerstown to peep dey hoods out and was weirded out to see brown and white hoods all mixed in togevah!

Pretty nice neighborhood to be honest.

Hagerstown is far from hood..lol

I can just see Charlie uploading his videos,which are really great, then sitting back chuckling at all the comments.Keep up the good work bud.Its really appreciated.

I was born and raised here in Hagerstown it is definitely gotten really bad over the years because of all the trash from cities keep moving here and corrupt leadership

This place looks pretty clean and peaceful to me. I been through this town many times. There is a lot of history and beautiful architecture there that is well taken care of by everyone.

Go hit Suitland in PG county. That area has been far worse for decades. Hagerstown needs another decade to be a "hood". It has gotten FAR worse in the last 30 years though.

...most of that looked relatively safe and clean....

Great video Charlie, can you do Anne Arundel county,MD next we have hoods in severn,linthicum,pasadena,and Annapolis

Hagerstown has some PA influence and some beautiful architecture. I once spent half a day walking around Balto (in daylight) to see if I wanted to live there in preference to DC. I still want to get out of DC, but not for Balto. Balto is even scarier.

Dude I been hooked on these videos all day :)

I'm from Detroit this is beautiful lol

Let's take a moment and admire how clean the streets are.

Your videos are extraordinary. Please, keep them coming.

Looks like a nice quiet place.

What he showed ain't hood. Hagerstown don't really have a hood. Jonathan street is probably the closest thing to a hood in Hagerstown. But for as small as it is there's a lot of crime because we have 3 state prisons here. Guys get out after 15 years of chaos and has nowhere to go so they set up shop in Hagerstown.

Hagerstown is not a bad place. Cumberland MD is. When I was a boy, my mother's best lady friend had grown up in Hagerstown. CharlieBo, you need to find and reveal white hoods: eastern Kentucky us lily white, and contains about 20 counties that are among the very poorest in the USA.

You do a good job with these drive through vids CharlieBo313.

So many houses, so close together...greetings from Detroit!

Economic underclass is the same regardless of what race you are. They all looked the same to me.

Charlie have you ever considered bringing along friends on your journeys? Must get lonely sometimes. But I understand that its hard to invite people to join in on this :) Great video.

This doesn't much look like a hood

shit look nice and clean af. how this a hood lol

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 man Hagerstown soft as hell . I pick up from Hagerstown DAILY boy if they dont stop that mess, never seen a hood with a bike path

Some bad parts in downtown. This vid missing outer reaches and the burbs. Lower cost of living and 30 min from high paying jobs in Frederick. Further for MoCo, Baltimore, DC. If you can't make that work, it's a pit to be stuck there.

Am I missing something here? Pretty decent neighborhood from my view.

I owned a house on East Ave 5 years which was in this video like 3 times. Not a bad place during the daytime but it changes after 10pm. I worked 2nd shift and walked down these streets 2am to get home. I always referred to Hagerstown as the armpit of HELL. I've witnessed prostitutes working in the alleys behind my home. During the 5 years there was even 2 hit and run right in front of my home. The 2nd hit and run was a stolen truck that t-boned a cop car that was coming out of the alley behind my home. Heroin is the cancer that is eating away at that town. It is a old town my home was built in 1898. I sold back in 2005 during the housing market boom. Glad I left and now im happy in Tennessee.

It was nice seeing a few of those old streets.

The city fathers have done a wonderful job in marking the roads. I like the bike paths on the one ways. Also white markings show where the cars are to be parked. Also no parking signs and speed limit signs are liberally placed. Philly and Camden need to take notice on how these row housing avenues can be marked correctly. I find Maryland to be much better that Pennsylvania and New Jersey on road maintenance. It also shows how much nicer the same kind of neighborhoods could look if the cities took pride in black hoods instead of thinking that they don't deserve it. Which seems to be the case in Philly and Camden.I am sorry if you come from Philly or Camden but that is my impression just looking at Charlies videos.

Reminds me of Philly/Baltimiore.. I only been here once but RIP to Breezy who lost his life here few yrs ago!.. clean streets dont mean it aint grimey.. look at LA & DC

You missed one of the best hoods in Hagerstown. Bethel Gardens!

Bruhh I was syked to see hagerstown on here. Do Pontiac Mi. Soon please✌🏼

Not bad, streets paved....no potholes. ...no garbage.....

looks like new orleans around the french quarter. I could never live in a city like this. everyone is packed in way too tight lol

I love the vibe of this neighborhood 😍 people really chilling

Used to live near hagerstown in cumberland md they consider it the poorest city in md its 50 miles west

Have you made it to York PA yet? Kinda looks like this.

Ha, I was born and raised is this damn town called Hagerstown. Closest thing to get o in this town is the west end, Noland, and down by Prospect and Jonathan Street and they aren't even as bad as people make them sound.. Hagerstown is full of a bunch of fake ass thugs, Drug addicts, and Gang bangers but we have other people here too. People who try and make a change is this town, people who have spent their whole lives helping others in this town, and in Hagerstown, there is no Black nor White neighborhood. We all live together, work together, drink beer together, and our kids play together.. Hagerstown is just like 95% of other towns in America. Full of different types of people

What kind of camera do you use?

Never really seen this small city before, I drove through it before. I like the old fashion architecture. I live about a hour and 20 minutes away.

Lived in hagerstown for 15 years.. there are bad PARTS.. by parts I mean a handful of streets. TONS of heroin and crack. Lots of poverty, in tiny tiny sections.. so yes... that's a breeding ground for some violence. BUT.....you'll find these conditions in basically every city in america. Stop having competitions and arguments about which "hoods" are harder or more dangerous. You can find danger anywhere if you know where to look for it. To say that "this place looks nice or that place looks nice, I've walked through there, must be safe".. without having lived there or never been there at all.. is ignorant. Plus you just walked through a "nice" part at a safe time of day.

Ppl keep talking bout how its a safe city and shit, buy im from west baltimore and I feel like im still in bmore, so many shootings and notice that isn't all haggy, there's a lot more and worse areas like Johnathan st.

What would you say is the most diverse hood you have ever visited?

I‘m from Germany and the streets and some houses look a bit similar surprisingly.

I’m from Maryland ayeee Moco 🙌🏾💕❤️💛

I was born in Hagerstown and lived here my whole life. And I lived in front of this part my whole life. It’s pretty hood

Hagerstown isn't that bad. In the '80's the most recognizable thing about the Black areas, affectionately known then as "Brown Town" by the locals, was that the residents spent a lot of time sitting outside their buildings on the stoops during the heat of the summer, because so few had air conditioning.

Lived in Hagerstown several yrs ago for about 8 or 9 months....we lived in North Hagerstown tho....we moved back to Bmore but I love it there.... #HTOWN

Man you finally made it to md you be getting around

I grew up in Hagerstown in 70s and 80s. It was a rough blue collar place. Has turned a little Baltimorish, unfortunatly.

Wow I grew up here in ole Hagerstown.

Would love to know the history - you can see it is very old, very clean, and multicultural. Looks like a great place to live, work and play! Would also like to see what these historic gems look like on the inside.

Am I missing something here? I see this person had a bunch of videos up of different areas. Just curious as to what the purpose was.

I'm from this town and still live here, have my whole life, it's not a bad town to live in, it's a little stretch to call it the Hoods of Hagerstown though

when Philly B More and Jersey get cleaned up ☝

Holy shit you should have went through Martinsburg WV

Super docela zajímavé prostředí

What was the last street you drove on???

That's where I called home for 23 years. Miss certain people and places but I don't miss the drug problem.

i visited hagerstown earlier today and it's not ghetto per se, but it's economy looks weak and the place shows. lots of stores closed, lots of business not even open on a Sunday. it looks like that city has had better days.

I live 25 min away Hagerstown isn't like the WORST city but its starting to get gangs and starting to actually become worse and worse. its going downhill

Do one for Albuquerque

As a posh person I find this quite depressing

It looks better than Baltimore

compared to other hood this is clean, depending on the crime stats I wouldn't mind living here.

I live in Hagerstown. And it's actually not bad at all.

All East coast hoods look the same .. U should do one of South Central LA

This reminds me of coastville Pennsylvania

Omfg I literally live on that street I can see the little park on the corner from my house that's crazy

Ugghh! Hagersbush. Grew up there and had to move more than a thousand miles away to get away from the stench.

thanks charlie :D

Hagerstown is an old town in MD. There is no hood there...looks like a nice place where people get along.

I still live there. In fact I actually used to live in the apartment building shown at 1:48 in the video.

looks great. diverse working class area. if that is the hood, Hagerstown is a dream. sure different from L.A. haha

Looks like the suburbs compared to North Philadelphia

Seems very clean to me . Bryce Harper played there, can't be too shabby at all

Bro I hope you come to Frederick Maryland. Not really a hood but stuff occasionally goes on.

Do da trailerpark in germantown md n Montgomery village md

I'm shocked af to see Hagerstown up on here, HTown what they call it. I got cousins and aunts up there. I'm from MoCo tho. I see yall out Hagey .. shine on em cuzzo

I lived on west antietam street & potomic.ave.. lol hood af

I am only 25 miles from here over the state line in West Virginia 50 miles from D.C.

Not bad at all🤔looks clean

Looks hella chill

Looks like most cities on the east coast looks very similar

Do Cumberland, MD

I ain't see a store or McDonald's nothing.

Another person said they love your car..... what the hell are you driving.

It’s not bad it’s just really compact

What kind vehicle you drive ? Every video I watched of yours It sounds like your car is about to brake

You can usually tell the white "hoods" from the black "hoods". Apparently, they only sell brooms in the white hoods.

I live in Hagerstown all my life. He’s spot on.

Looks tidy and friendly enough!

I am from Hagerstown, grew up there. I am looking at this video and would like to know the street names..I tired to enlarge it but could'nt.

How did you manage not to come across any zombies lol

Those hoods don't look as bad as the hoods in most US cities I've seen on KZfaq, but those narrow streets makes the city look extremely cramped. Those streets don't look much wider than an alley. And the houses look like they are so close together a person would have to inhale and walk sideways just to get between them.