‘They get given a house’ as he stands in the house given to him

I grew up on a council estate. My parents taught me wrong from right, respect etc. No cash is no excuse.

I grew up in a council house when I arrived in this country at the age of 14. Couldn’t even speak English. Ended up becoming an accountant. Now I am 32. I thank my parents for caring and for putting effort into all of us. Yes we lived in council house but none of us got involved in trouble. We respect our parents and knew the sacrifices they made. Don’t blame others for your lack of discipline and parenting

The football thing is mad. Imagine wanting to hurt someone because they support a different team to you 😂

Can't do anything for my kid's birthday bc its match day 👍

Just a reminder that that guy is out on Derby Day looking for a fight, its also his daughters birthday. Just a taster of his priorities. But blame immigrants for everything.

Love how he says it's a "rough and horrible" place when he's a 30 year old guy beating people up. Congratulations you played yourself.

‘Too much for the NHS’ proceeds to go and start a fight....helpful then 😂

Fully grown men runnin round with street signs fighting over who supports a gayer football team, wow

Wait... did man complain about his house being too small, then drive off in a ST? Please....

That little kid going to nick sparklers looks like something out of Chernobyl

The first 10 seconds is all you need to watch.

That bald bloke is rolling round in a 25k focus st, wearing a load of gold and complaining that the council won’t give him a bigger house.

That lad at the start looks like a 1980s glue sniffer

Only a city fan would miss his daughters birthday to go to the game, that is so sad he’s actually proud of being like that too.

I lived in Manchester for the first 42 years of my life and it’s full of vile people. I assumed everyone was the same until I moved out and found good people in good communities.

People are coming over here without speaking the language , a place to stay or knowing anyone and they're still able to make it. It is called hard work.

At least they’re bringing down the GCSE grade boundaries

The guy goes I get all my chains and bracelets legit I’ve worked all me life never in trouble with the police 5 mins later I always get knicked

The irony of people who love to fight is they're useless at it, run after each other then stop and stutter until one runs or throws a lazy overhand right and have cardio on par with that of a tiramisu

You can be poor and have class.

When Americans say the uk is posh and perfect

“I cant do much for me daughters birthday cos its derby day” So you’ve spent a £100 quid minimum to watch 22 grown men kick a ball for an hour and a half nvm the waiting times cos of traffic and you still say you cant do much for her birthday???

Anyone can get a job in retail. Literally anyone.

Being from the Uk, and having lived in a few cities all over the place, I've always been convinced there's just something in the water in Manchester, the locals are just tapped in the head.

This documentary really shows how hatred stems from desperation. It's really heart breaking.

7:25 😂 hilarious with him complaining about lazy immigrants claiming the same benefits he's on.

This is so depressing. Manchester 2018. I left the country and Manchester for good in 2008 and never looked back. In the 70s and early 80s. there was still a lot of dignity to be found among the working classes but this generation, tells you a lot about the dire future of the country and its underclass.

I've got no money ,Then don't go to the pub Grow some veggies in the back garden , ditch the smokes ,buy a cheaper car, sell the bracelet and spend the money from that on a course that will get you a job. The quality of your life is brought about by the quality of your thinking. Think about that.

This was genuinely shocking to me, not only the conditions they live in but equally the views that have developed due to their lifestyles.

I feel like I’m the only person who grew up in Manchester and isn’t a chav....

Argh bless them and their tiny little brains.

The reason they can’t get jobs is because most of them have barely any education because it’s seen as uncool to do your school work, I made the same mistake myself leaving school with no qualifications but I saw sense at 19 and got myself an education which led on to a job which led on to me starting my own company and I’m looking at retiring when I’m 50 and I’m 44 now.

I live in Manchester too. My dad was a Pakistani Immigrant who came here legally. I went to higher education and got a first-class degree and now working. I grew in a over crowded house, went to a public school, used the same NHS. My first job was a retail job, I have worked hard and became educated and am benefiting myself and this country. I can understand kids in theses council estates do need more help with what they can do with their lives and career planning. But need to stop playing the Victim card and blaming Society, NHS, governments, immigrants and the lack of opportunities. Take responsibility for their life and a technical trade or skill.

Honestly, watching those groups of men charging down the streets of Manchester in the hope of beating up rival football supporters made me think that David Attenborough could've been a more appropriate commentator for this documentary. I started this documentary with some respect for Aaron. Staying in work and taking care of his family are obviously good things, and fending away those people from his door was heroic. But by the end of this film, I'd lost it completely. He complains about immigrants claiming benefits, but he expects the NHS to shell out potentially thousands of pounds every week for his right to beat people up just because they support a different football club. Who is really the bigger drain on the state?

I love my home city manchester. Despite the rough edges it still holds a place in my heart. I wish we had a government that actually helps people rather than kick them down

I live in manc and it's mad how many of these scallies will play the victim role. Sure, you're in a shit situation but you can tell they take pride in the crime and violence they cause. There are plenty of options; most of them are too lazy to pursuit them.

Not of lack of opportunity, but lack of effort and willingness. Ive watched 2 and a half minutes and turned it off. All this is, is excuses and shifting the blame onto others. There are plenty of job opportunities for teenagers, but the fact is, they've been brought up by parents on benefits who have no life goals or aspirations, and funnily enough, that tends to rub off on your children (who would have guessed it). You could literally offer these kids jobs without them even having to look for them, and they would not take the jobs. Again, it's not lack of opportunity, they just can't be arsed, and when questioned, they blame everyone else. They can't be helped, they can only help themselves.

What the guy said at the end perfectly sums up the doxumentsry: 'I didn't think about getting my head down and working hard'

Embarrassing! I was kinda on there side at the start but now I’ve watched more I’ve just realised how they bring it on themselves by just popping a load of kids out, it’s just irresponsible! And going out for a fight on your daughters birthday is sickening!

The "NHS is in a complete meltdown because they're letting too many people in the country" is the biggest joke I've ever heard. I work for the NHS, in one of the major hospitals here in the Northwest of England. Not just me but also my peers would tell you that a massive chunk of our patients are just a bunch of chavs who are in hospital because of poor life choices i.e alcoholism, drugs, smoking, bad diet etc... We have to give them as much care and attention as any other patient, eventhough it feels like a wasted effort sometines. They will be in and out of hospital over the course of years, until they die. They'll keep on detereorating their health but still feel entitled to top of the range healthcare without even paying a pound for it. Chavs outnumber immigrants in hospitals by a wide margin. But the funny thing is, the hospitals are almost run my immigrants. Just take a look at the doctors and nurses working there.

I came to the UK when I was 15, at age of 18 I managed to get to uni. I had 3 jobs on top of my uni, 3rd year now. All I am saying, you choose what you wanna be lol

0:14 the kid from the film Deliverance

Anybody else look at the kid with the gammy mouth and just see the kid who plays the banjo in Deliverance?

Talks about people living off of benefits and then goes and waste's police hours by running around shouting abuse over football....a team who is owned by Arabs. Clever lad!

This is my new favourite comedy show! The characters are so over the top, ridiculous and well-written. The actors portrayal of self-entitlment and eschewing of responsibilities is so accurate - I can only assume that these are method actors who take their craft seriously. I don't have a favourite character as yet, but that rotund, portly fellow is a loveble, ignorant moron. "I didn't celebrate my daughters birthday because of Derby day". Hahaha, bravo scriptwriters! - What kind of person even says that?! It'll be interesting to see how this show pans out. I recommend this comedy if you're into satire, sarcasm and irony. I rate this TV Show; 4 Gold plated bracelets out of 5

Good series!!

"There's nothing for the kids to do." How about be a parent and take them somewhere. There's loads you can do that's free or costs the same as a pack of cigs.

This makes me so sad. I wish they could see all the hard work and sacrifice that immigrant parents put into making sure their children have a good future. My parents came to the U.K. in 93. My dad worked in a factory and used to teach us maths and English on the weekends (even when we didn’t want to, he would make us learn until we cried). We couldn’t always afford clothes so I used to sew my shoes together or wear my mums shoes to school. Hand-me-downs were a luxury. We ate the same meals most days. I wish these people could see how hard life as an immigrant/refugee is. My family worked hard and because of that, today I am one year away from graduating from my medical degree. The government and benefits did a lot for us financially but so did our own determination. No one is entitled to anything they haven’t worked for.

Do chins exist in Manchester

13:30 Banjo kid from Deliverance has done well.

I was never a criminal, but until i was 10, i lived in a place that was built for low income, except you own it at the end of the mortgage, but it was for low income. My mom was at the neighbors drinking, because me dad was very abusive, and my siblings and i were in constant fear. We were lucky that our grandparents would have us spend weekend's with them, and part of the summer. They were the best role model's, and used discipline the correct way. If you have no one to look up to and guide you, it affects you, and i blame the parent's for not parenting the kid's by either abuse, neglect, abusing drug's, or the total opposite. The parent's who spoil the kid, even if they can't afford it, and the kid feels entitled, doesn't want to work, live at home, but have to commit crimes to constantly buy stuff, but then get hooked on drug's in many cases. My step dad adopted me at 18, because the donor wouldn't sign off because his parent's told him not to. I only felt bad because my grandparents felt bad, but they knew the donor never treated us good, and never paid child support. My adopted dad is my dad, he taught me a lot, and saved me from the fear and abuse. He died in 1995, of an aorta blowing out. The number one thing that has saved me in every way, is God, the Word, and the Holy Spirit that is inside me. I confessed every bad thing i had ever done, asked for forgiveness, and for Christ to forgive me, and be my door to the Father. The Holy Spirit guide's me, and He dwells in people, not building's as in the past. God bless all, time is short for the King's return, fill that lamp full of oil, and stock up on the oil, it's the only thing you can take after death.

"Mi grendeds Pakishtani" okay mate lmao

Wait, did he say his grandad was Pakistani?!? 😂😂

Subtitles please! Can't understand a word from Black Jack.

12:00 Are we still talking about footy? Some weird ass comparison !! 😂🤣 Lol

When in doubt Blame Blame Blame

"benefits" "struggling" _smokes cigarette_

Well this is some good motivation for me to revise for my GCSEs

I lived in Manchester for nearly 9 years. I loved it and still miss it. I wasn't rich and the place wasn't perfect but I've meet a lot of decent people. I feel really bad that things got for the worse. And to me, as a foreigner, with Brexit and hearing all the problems that brought to my friends both British and not, was just an extra step further down. I hope it will get better soon, but to achieve that you need to be community orientated. Love from Italy.

What type options are there for the kids around here? None. And how many options have you explored? None.

Those kids at beginning don’t stand a chance ! woman said she keeping them out of trouble !😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

"There's nowhere for my kids to play" - lives opposite a park.

15:11 Bullet proof Jack with the stab proof vest😂😂😂😂😂😂

“Immigrants are problem” Journalist: “do u work” “ no I shouldn’t have to” And that’s immigrants fault

*08:40** Claims every possible benefit but says you have to work to come to this country* 😂😂

The kid at 1:23 should apply for a role in the hills have eyes

Ford Focus ST: chariot of the ASBO king

kids: rob from shop with a knife mum: "pack it in" never mentions it again

Its eerie, most of the time i watch docs on UK/ Britain it's so depressing .....

I'm from Manchester and can assure it's not all like this and there is good areas

Stop looking to steal from the successful and hardworking. Stop smoking, drinking, doing drugs, gambling and eating takeaways. You get out of life what you put in.

Omg some of them are interbreeds

omgg the primary skl he robbed from is my primary omllll

Imagine living around these people. I would be terrified

Starts moaning about not having any money when he's driving around in a focus st.

This isnt just manchester its all over the uk & the world.

The hills have eyes!!

The man from West Gorton speaks the truth. Speaking from someone who lives in Manchester

Stop blaming foreigners and take some responsibility

Props to the camera man 😂

West Gorton is spilt into two parts, one shown is the trash area but has been improved way back around 2016… what you see is just a small area

Why do people in poverty have children, just to raise them in poverty? I never understood that mentality. That's the most tragic part. If you can't provide for yourself, how will having dependents improve your situation?

"people take it really seriously, but I take it really seriously" What a weapon!

These kids littering is making me so mad. Literally throw trash down on your front step? WTF!

Went to grammar school in Wythenshawe in the 70s. Actually went to school with Johnny Marr. Area was rough round the edges but the people were always really nice.

Not only that, but the actual fiscal gulf between the rich and poor is getting exponentially wider and wider each passing day. People shouldn’t be afraid of their government, a government should be afraid of their people. I’m forty now and never in my entire existence have i ever seen things so bad

State of that kid smoking the growler at the beginning 🤣🤣🤣

Am I supposed to feel sorry for these people? I just can't.

born in Tottenham, lived in Manny after moving from Brum and I can say in each of the places there is always people like this lmao

I remember Corey, I was friends with him from year 1 to year 3 in primary, I turn 18 at the start of September

Normal childhood is dead. and never will be as what it was.

States house isn't good enough but has a 20G car?#!@

So verry verry sad,I up rooted from there when my children were small,best thing my wife and I could of done,my daughter,two degrees,and a doctor of med,my son,heating engineer,absolutely no trouble down here,sorry it’s bred in to you in Manchester.

'nhs in complete meltdown' lol thick fooook, if it wasn't for others comin over to work for our nhs, we'd have lost it years ago ffs...

Worrying the amount of people watching this and lack the understanding and empathy as to why these people are the way they are. People to a great extent are a product of their environment, and if you're brought up and raised in a working class environment you'll be reflective of that. Simply blaming the parents and the kids for their mindset doesn't help to break the cycle that these people are in. Yes they may be bad parents and hold some shocking attitudes and beliefs, but simply telling them "you have access to the internet you have all the education and opportunities you need" isn't a solution, it's more complicated than that.

How are immigrants taking your jobs if you have 2 GCSEs and HIV by 16

They are not forgotten,they make themselves forgotten

What they say is sooo true ... like my coworker says between crime and drugs there are no hope ... i helped him to create a virtual language center in my country, 2 years ago and we need help because we dont have to invest in publicity :( his stories are always sad ...

''They try to make benefits harder to claim so that only people with actual reasons get benefits'' that is some common sense at it's finest.