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Driving around not knowing where you’re going accidentally riding down the same blocks multiple times is dangerous

Crazy how many arguments were captured in the few seconds driving by these places lmao

I'm actually quite surprised that NJ didn't make your list once. I'm in Atlantic City, NJ. There's been 3 full blown shoot outs across the street from my house. I saw a pretty young guy waiting for police/EMTs after he was stabbed across the street over $9. He sadly didn't make it. All within a little over a week. Gun shots are basically a nightly occurrence. I trip over belligerent, aggressive, destructive, disgusting, drug addicted, mentally ill/unstable trespassers every time I leave my apartment. Regularly harassed for money. Drugs are sold openly without concern. Police turn a blind eye due to laziness, corruption, &/or what I presume is disenchantment with lack of accountability for the criminals they arrest. Why bother wasting their time & energy when they're right back on the block within 24hrs? Passive, that's the exact vibe within the legal system. The responsibility for escalating crime is left to the local residents to manage themselves. Police will do absolutely nothing. Even when it's directly in their faces! Not unless they're called to the scene by dispatch. What do police do when they see an active stabbing, shooting, a person being violently beating with a weapon? They nope right outta there. They'll speed away & wait for a call from dispatch before they return like nobody noticed. It's crazy to see with your own eyes! The violence has become terrible & it's sad to see the community like this. If you stick to the tourist approved areas you'll most likely be just fine. Stray from the designated path, especially at night, you might get into a situation you won't soon forget.

These cities all have one thing in common: a lot of people hanging around, doing a lot of nothing.

I hate how everywhere you go in the bad parts you only see us it’s like the same thing every city 🤦🏽‍♂️WE HAVE TO WAKE UP

Thank you CharlieBo, I could watch your videos for hours (and sometimes do). I'm from the UK, lived in Germany as a child and then Paris and London later in life; now in rural England. I drove (with my then boyfriend) across the US for three months back in the summer of 2006. I never intended to drive through dangerous areas but I did sometimes get lost (and stayed in some very unsavoury motels - we were in our early 20s and on a tight budget!). Memphis and Detroit definitely felt like the most dangerous cities to me then. New Orleans was still largely devastated by Katrina, one year on.

I live in rural England. The only thing we have to worry about here are drive-by...tractors.

In the mid 90s in Toronto a friend who was from Philly had family come up from there. They worked in social services and asked us to drive them through Toronto’s ‘bad’ neighborhoods. When they saw them they laughed and laughed and laughed.

"You noticing all this plight? Check out this plight kids" Gunshot and screams. "Ok, roll 'em up" Clark Griswold 1983

I been all over the country and I have to say indeed L.A is extremely dangerous if you don't know where your going.

I can see why he put LA #1. LA is so territorial that outsiders wont know what's going on, but they'll pick up on the tension

You definitely do a good job with your videos, no narration, just the experience of being there. I used to repair hospital x ray equipment. I've seen some of those neighborhoods

Philadelphia and Baltimore are definitely cousin cities; they look alike, but are somewhat different.

Your videos are great. I’d love it if you could close caption or put text over parts where you saw something disturbing or describe it.

Not sure why, but I suspect some of these delis might be using the term "Gourmet" a bit too loosely

There's something that the people in all these neighborhoods have in common, but I just can't put my finger on it...

Man I just discovered your page and watched your videos for hours. Thanks for bringing light to these communities.

Nobody can say he didnt go through some of the grimiest hoods in. America.

Watching how people act in the hood is like watching a nature documentary

I think it's just wonderful that they bosses give them all that time off just to take breaks from work and be friendly with the passersby!

I don’t know if anyone else heard the comments from the the ppl in L.A. as Charlie drove by, some one yelled: “Yeah, you better be UBER”. That’s all you needed to know😉😂

I live in New Orleans and you didn’t even go to really crazy side which is the East. I’m glad somebody else thought LA was crazy as hellll. The rest of the cities you expect to be crazy because it’s already known but LA shocked me.. it was all types of weird crazy shit going on EVERYWHERE.

You know you in the trap when all the houses look like they're about to cave in but there's a custom painted seafoam green Jaguar parked out front

That one narrow road in Baltimore at night looked the worst

I do appreciate all the beautiful flowers, peaceful ambiance, and clean litter free streets.

26:56 “there go fkn chahlie mann, fkn videoin n sht” 😭😭😭

What’s with standing in the middle of the road? Is it arrogance or stupidity?

Level of danger = amount of black people outside

😢 15 different versions of Niggaville 😢 Metro ATL is so spread out with the foolishness now, tearing down the projects and giving them vouchers to go to North South East and West has ruined many nice neighborhoods.

Certain people do like standing in the street for some reason. It's like they enjoy impeding the progress of others.

Damn these neighborhoods all have one thing in common....hmmm what could it be??!!

Keep up the great work Charlie, love your videos

There's a common denominator in those places

I recall hearing a researcher say that some kids in LA are so affected by gang affiliation and territory that they had lived there their whole lives and had never been to the beaches. Just stayed in their own neighborhoods.

Good content. It gives you some insight on these very popular but struggling cities.

I have to agree with the no#. 1 spot….I’m from Harlem…I felt very on edge when I was in LA..it seem like there were potential active shooters everywhere in the hood….sheessh!!

The way Charlie cruises by slowly, I’d think I was about to get shot up in a drive by if I was a lotta these people🤣

Imagine if everyone is these hoods woke up and thought "we need to fix this for the next generation" One can dream..

Imagine a tourist ending up lost in these places..

Man, this is quality content

Wow 700 k subs dude! I was watching your videos years ago when u started. Crazy how many ppl watching. Maybe I should also start driving around and filming but I live in Austria there are no „Ghettos“. Peace

I live in DC. I've been to every city on this list except Birmingham. There's a good part of every city and a bad. Generally,. if you aren't into the streets like the people are, hanging out, drinking, doing nothing, and not productive you wont have as much of an issue. You can easily avoid rough neighborhoods. I was in the rough areas and people spoke to me like any other person. If you're respectful and up to something positive they can tell. If you're up to foolishness they can tell. I never needed a gun or a knife in DC and people looked up to me for keeping people out of trouble growing up.

Man this takes me back to times in my life that I would rather die than ever return to. 😕

Them southern hoods be extra dirty🤣

Your ride must be bullet proof. Lots of respect to you.

Very very good video, thanks 👍

They all used to be nice citys until it got ruined by ...

I grew up in a rougher part of Boston but when I went to DC for the first time to grab a bottle I was a little intimidated by the environment. I was like at least I blend in lol. DC definitely makes rougher parts of Boston feel safe.

Thanks CharlieBo !! Grew up in Chester, Philly‘s my ole stomping grounds, so to me it all looked fine- then I moved to Utah, Little cottonwood canyon, Completely different. Apparently gunshots all the time is NOT NORMAL. but I knew no different then.

Who wants to live like this. Wow😢😢

Is it cultural thing to be out late at night blocking the middle of the roads while cars are trying to get by?

Хорошие вы видео для сравнения выкладывает! Спасибо! Псков смотрит.

Well, now I am re-thinking my fall fashion showcase in Memphis.

you would think this is a third world country but NOPE. This is America.

There seems to be a common theme here.

I know our boy dont commentate, but be good to hear how he felt over this video to get a further idea of the vibes.

Lived in both #1 & #2 for a while. If I were to do my own list of worst places I've lived both those cities will still fall in that order.

I've been waiting for this video for a very long time!

Man in Philly those streets are way too narrow. I know a lot of people have gotten messed by getting boxed in and stuck.

I live in what’s the cheapest (i.e. worst) part of Melbourne, Australia. Other Melbournians look down their nose at Melton, but it’s absolutely clean, safe and tranquil compared to some of these places Charlie goes.

One common demographic I'm noticing.

A lot of closed stores, boarded up apartments, people doing absolutely nothing. Crazy thing about this, the majority of Americans in the inner cities live like this. 😢

Went to Baltimore recently...garbage and graffitti everywhere...people standing on the sidewalks not working....yelling at each other in traffic.....sidewalks full of grass and weeds....what a place.

So what im seeing is every hood is the same all across the nation 😢

Come drive around Shreveport, LA. Drive around the Cooper rd and Allendale (the bottoms). Very friendly areas!

And what’s the obvious reasons these 15 cities are the worst level of danger????? 👨🏿🧑🏿

These cities have all one thing in common. Infested with Blaks.......

In Memphis at the beginning they were filming the music video for 'Double' by NLE Choppa and Smokepurpp

Everytime I see one of the houses in Detroit, I think to myself, "Damn, there has to be one that I can salvage." Of course, I would need a job lined up before I move to another state. I've had a few pop up on my radar here in Boston, but everytime I try for it, somebody that's loaded bulldozes it and puts overpriced condos or apartments there instead.

I noticed that a lot of these streets in these cities are very narrow

“Dude in LA said “yeah you better be Uber” this why I hate my own kind most times

I’ve visited Third World countries. I’ve also been through the rough neighborhoods in those countries. In all honesty, I feel safer in those Third World countries than I do in those US neighborhoods. Why? Those folks who live there don’t have a chip on their shoulders,. Never demanding a hand out and are deeply respectful of themselves and their neighbors. The hospitality of those people would warm the coldest hearts. And would give you their only meal of the day to make sure you were comfortable.

There seems to be one common denominator in all these dangerous neighbourhoods.

There's something in common with the areas of each video clip here...

Charlie must got that Utah carry permit 😂

We’ve progressed into a new historical generation where people are actually filming each other outdoors in public with how smartphones played a role in this new generation

Even Stevie Wonder can see the common denominator....

Dude said you better be Uber 😂😂😂

Them Baltimore streets get real spooky at night 🌃🌉

I've lived in a couple rough areas and there seems to be a misconception about what's a "bad area". People think they're going to go there and hear gunshots 24/7; get carjacked, robbed, see fights breaking out, etc. While that stuff does happen, it usually just happens to the people already doing illegal shit. If you're working a 9-5; use common sense, be aware of where you're going and what you're doing, you'll mostly be okay as far as violent crime goes. There's way more people just trying to get by in these neighborhoods than there are criminals. The tourists and out of town people who get victimized in these areas get the news coverage because it's abnormal. It's usually just the low life dealers/gang bangers who get involved and victimized by the violent crime.

There would appear to be a common denominator with all of these dangerous places ✍️🧐

If you were to criticize these parts of town, the locals would clown you for not being "built" for that environment. Then they’ll brag about how they made it that way because of how "gangsta" they are but turnaround and say it looks that way because of yt people and the government…

I’m from St. Louis. It can be unsettling sometimes

Common threads in this countdown: The neighborhoods are predominantly black; gang and grafitti infused; garbage riddled, overwhelming deterioration and a sense of hopelessness permeating the air...and an absence of pride in their environment and self...

Thank you charlie for being able to show us what the hoods are like

I thought Camden, NJ would be in there.

Durham, Norfolk, Jacksonville... The world needs to see this. Black in the USA.

In all this States mostly Africans 😅

Wow what do all these cities have in common? I can’t figure it out

Notice how in Birmingham everything is trashed in those projects except the air conditioners. Interesting.

i would love to see what charliebo looks like no one ever looks twice at him walking or driving round these places at night or day

Seems to be a common theme here🤐

Wow! This was very interesting! I was wondering if Savannah was going to make the list. I guess not:-) It did seem tamer than the rest.

You drove through Enfield AL and lived? Damn you got some stones bro

15 entirely different cities in entirely different parts of the country and yet, one consistent commonality. 🤔 The lack of accessible parking is obviously the issue

Every big American city is wrecked - I try and stay out of them

Thank you for this. I'm surprised the level of danger for Detroit was higher than Miami, New Orleans and Memphis.

Beautifully done CharlieBo

I have been to many of these cities and hoods. LA was the only one where wearing the wrong hat or sneakers could get you jumped or killed. In the area where I was with my LA friend I was told a Yankees baseball hat and others would get you jumped there. Apparently each hood has their accepted baseball hats. Also only certain sneaker brands were acceptable in the hood we were in for example New Balance was not allowed. I also saw a white man threatened and told to leave Watts. These are dangerous areas folks. You better know what you are doing if you hangout in these areas. But driving thru in a car should be ok ... There are Uber and delivery drivers in these areas and they are generally ok ... most of the time ...