Cali all the way to the East Coast. The 👿 got our people in a choke hold. Watch pts 1-6 of this video just 5min At least.👉🏿💥th-cam.com/video/NX0DtMiYxEM/w-d-xo.html
Life long Pittsburgher here, I used to work for a taxi cab company many years ago they told me Pittsburgh has more individual street names, than any other city in the United States. Some streets have one house on them.
Ugh. I grew up in Pittsburgh (Brighton Heights/Marshall-Shadeland area). I do not miss those awful roads. Pot holes big enough to swallow your car. When I go back to visit my parents now, I am horrified by the neglect and disrepair that so many of the neighborhoods have fallen into.
Northside Diva I’m not from Pittsburgh, but I love this city. I was out there for a few years in Belle Vernon and I miss the place. It’s not near as bad as Baltimore and Detroit imo
Pittsburgh is apart of the rust belt a lot of the manufacturing jobs were sent overseas from upstate ny down to the mid west was effected by the out sourcing of jobs. This is the end result
Thankfully, Pittsburgh steel industry is coming back. Listen to this guy tell it: "I've lived here for 35 years and in my entire life I have never seen the amount of steel that is coming out. I've never seen an up and functioning steel mill." www.reddit.com/r/The_Donald/comments/b6pw6j/braddock_pa_steel_city_pede_blown_away_by_the/
This is one small part of an otherwise thriving city. Pittsburgh re-branded itself and has so much culture and industry- you don’t know what you’re talking about.
Nick George All cities in the world or only in the USA? Find bad neighborhoods in Moscow, St. Petersburg, or my Gorno-Altaisk. Not one house, namely a quarter.
No, on the outside Pittsburgh looks pretty nice but getting deep into it it's bullshit. It's mostly poor neighborhoods that turn into the hood like in these videos or the "nice neighborhoods" which are just the rich liberals who protest and have sympathy for these communities.
Homewood neighborhood on the east side of Pittsburgh. As you can tell by the size of some of the houses, this was once a very affluent area. Now it is extremely impoverished and one of the most violent sections of the city. Not as bad as it was in the 90’s though
nothing is close to the hoods of the 90's.....cant even compare the two.....crime today in all cities is almost nonexistent compared to the 90's, crime will never be completely stopped BUT compared to the 90's it's down so low that it's safe despite how some areas look, in the 80's & 90's you could not walk or drive thru certain neighborhoods if you were not from there.
Think how the cities would look if we had the right kind of education... a Wall Street level business education. Buy for a nickle, sell for a dime, minimize the overhead to 3 cents...the 2 cents left over representing a 40% pre-tax return on the investment of the original nickel...increase the velocity, fast turnover...then you could afford to buy property and dress it up and charge rent for it, or just put it on the market for sale. The property wouldn't sit idle long enough to rot. We'd run out of properties and have to expand...invade other neighborhoods economically like they do in Israel.
@NORTH CAROLINA-GEO WATCH god shuuuutuuuppp already. Democrat this, Democrat that. I wish republicans could run these cities and youll see how shit doesnt change. Hell, republicans hate poor black people so they def wouldnt help change a majority black poverty area. Theyd gentrify it and pretend that generational poverty doesnt exist. Fuckin loser!
@NORTH CAROLINA-GEO WATCH Irrelevant. Ur speaking like a Republican city wouldnt have impoverished areas. So when you see a Republican change or care about these areas then let me know.
1:44 The house on the left with the green steps. To the left of that house was my father's childhood home. I lived there til it caught fire in '93. Such a rich history in Homewood like so many others. Stay strong people.
Hey Ray Jay at about 1:05 - 1:11 is that the corner of Blackadore and Ferndale?? The house on the left coming down the hill looks like my great grandmother's house. . The fun we use to have back in the 60s-80s in that huge house and yard...man...
@@jayray6844 Wow. I saw the house with the green steps...your dad's house. Those were the days before it was called "the hood" and it was actually a community in location and spirit among the residents. So are you saying that IS the corner of Blackadore and Ferndale in the first part of the video?
That red road you drove upon was some serious cinematography! Your dedication for the subject matter you share with us is important, CharlielBo. Thank you and stay safe.
Because they were complicit in pushing the "free" trade deals that destroy these neighborhoods. Thankfully, the Pittsburgh steel industry is coming back. Listen to this guy tell it: "I've lived here for 35 years and in my entire life I have never seen the amount of steel that is coming out. I've never seen an up an functioning steel mill" www.reddit.com/r/The_Donald/comments/b6pw6j/braddock_pa_steel_city_pede_blown_away_by_the/
+Spicy Blanco Get out of here with your anti-Trump propaganda. But since we are on the subject: "Manufacturers Added 6 Times More Jobs Under Trump Than Under Obama's Last 2 Years" www.forbes.com/sites/chuckdevore/2019/02/01/manufacturers-added-6-times-more-jobs-under-trump-than-under-obamas-last-2-years/#2b94af15635a
@@bigbobby5555 yeah it is just drive around the corner of a nice neighborhood. It's everywhere I'm not white so I see both worlds leave your white bubble n trust u will see it.
I was in east Pittsburgh; Edgewood, Penn Hills Wilkinsburg Monroeville. Parts were not ghetto but some areas were. Winters ☃️❄ in Pittsburgh PA are no joke. It can snow & get rainy, windy. The city has many old, run down homes from the 1930s, 1940s 1950s. Potholes, unsafe bridges... 🏚🚧🛣🚨🏘
Michele it’s a beautiful awesome city. Also some of the friendliest people ever. Lol, Denver! And Seattle. What a site and foul smell those places have become...
Pittsburghs honestly not too bad. U gotta watch out for bad streets (and drivers cause we wild drivers) but if u have the right person to tour Pittsburgh it can be nice.
THIS CAME OUT VERY REAL, CHARLIE. THANK YOU FOR THE FOOTAGE.......I'D LOVE TO SEE ONE FOR JOHNSTOWN IF YOU GET THE CHANCE. THANKS & KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK.!!
Mill town. The mills ran over 100 yrs and abruptly stopped circa 1977/1980 and with that workers migrated to better pastures taking with them the soul of their hoods. Love left town.
Yo Charlie I know I talk ish in some of my comments.....then again u probably ain't seen them.....but good ish......I'm heading towards Pittsburgh in a few weeks. Nice video
Pittsburgh was once a great looking city and now the blighted neighborhoods, garbage and abandoned houses that need torn down are a fixture in these hoods. The people that are responsible for doing something about this doesn't care, they want afro americans to live in poverty while they build the parts of the city to make people from out of town move here, but they don't see the real Pittsburgh until they live here for a while or something bad happens to them. Pittsburgh was always a beautiful city, when they took away the projects, and people were spread all over they didn't foresee people moving away and giving up their businesses and their homes to leave or relocate leaving the used to be prominent neighborhoods to be neglected so that crime and poverty would prevail. Pittsburgh, do better!
Anonymous User actually most of those places he’s showing aren’t bad Ik bc I live in Pittsburgh pa 😂 and no they don’t hid bodies they hardly even shot around this places anymore tbh 😂
A dude from the projects around 4:45 killed his kids mom, her friend and his son. He had just had a murder charge dropped and she threatened to tell about his 3 other murders because he wasn't paying child support. His other son found one of his guns and shot and killed himself.
I live an hour and a half away from Pittsburgh. I've been through many of the places. In your time there, how would you compare it to other cities you have been to? Also did you stop at a sheetz? Love them.
Ever since Charlie’s run in with the klan down in clarksdale Mississippi , I think he’s tryin to stay as far away from “ sheetz “ as he possibly can. 😹
Hey, Ian! No way!! It’s Your cousin, Bryan. Looks like we both have too much time on our hands, lol. Was enjoying some of the funny comments to this vid’ and came across yours. Crazy. Hope you are well. : )
Most of that was Garfield and down into Lawrenceville. Although it’s technically outside of the city, Crawford Villiage in McKeesport is BY FAR the worst, most dangerous, most crime ridden neighborhood in the area.
Most of that was Garfield and down into Lawrenceville. While parts are run down, its far from the worst. Although it’s technically outside of the city, Crawford Villiage in McKeesport is BY FAR the worst, most dangerous, most crime ridden neighborhood in the area.
U need to find some footage of what it was like before drugs took over. Some news or TV footage of some kind from the 60s. Then go find that neighborhood and show it today. That would really make people understand how far it has dropped.
As a person who has lived in America and in Europe, this video amazed me. I've never seen Americans park on the sidewalk, I thought only Europeans did that.
@@elvagabundoilegal2868 It's funny, I lived in Massachusetts for a long time and i never saw that. Everyone parked near the curb. In Europe, people will park any place where they can find as long as they don't block the entire road. In a narrow street, they park on both sides where two cars in opposite directions can't pass through. It's extremely annoying and inconvenient.
@@hisdness1 Well, you can't blame narrow streets really, since these are part of history. In where I live, parking on a sidewalk is almost non-existant. In Europe however, it's either you drive on narrow streets with a small car or you're bike/public transit-dependent
This is by no means an example of what Pittsburgh really looks like. It's actually a pretty safe City, and most areas around it are very nice. I live about 5-10 outside the actually City itself. I'm not even sure where this place is that he's showing, but it must be further out of the City.
When I came back from the ATL 😞...it was so depressing. Everything was so grey!!!! Then I started Uber Eats and I saw the difference (of course) between rich and poor. Certain hoods I don't go to because of the street conditions.
Just thinking had not watched one of yours yesterday and their you were on random youtube selections. Hallelujah, Peace be with you, Happy Holy Week, Easter & Pesach; Thank you & your supporters for all Your good works, God bless you… ✝🙀😇🙏 God bless America, in Jesus name, amen.
I’m a big traveler and any city has the hood . I’ve been to Pittsburgh and most of it is very beautiful with big old homes. Even in the hood the homes are mostly brick. I’m sure at one time it was a very nice place .
I used to live in Homewood in the 80s, I remember some of these streets, but I thought for sure they had changed since then, I recently moved back to Pittsburgh and I ride through on occasion and this is not what I see lately.
I recently moved to Pittsburgh and I drove through Mckees Rocks not knowing anything about it. Made me look up Pittsburgh hoods on youtube. Nasty place. I used to live in AZ and its funny how the ghettos in Tuscon look so similar.
Ran across the Detroit gas station vid & ended up seeing u stopped through my city. Glad u did this 1 in the daytime cause it can get sketchy if u here at night on during the summertime. People know who's who round the area & notice u quick if u aint & think u either on some bullshit or a fed.
I was born and raised in Edgewood but a lot of my family lived on Lenora Street. don't remember it looking so impovrished. Seems people don't even pick up trash in their yards. i left in 1974 for the Army and retired in '94 in Colorado Springs, Colorado. I cant say say I miss Pgh. but I like visiting. Clean it up people.
Pittsburgh has actually come a long way in the past decade. Areas such as Lawrenceville are now trendy up and coming areas. However it is very inconsistent block to block. Brand new homes next to crumbling abandoned ones.
I don't think you can say filling Lawrenceville full of micro breweries and jacking up the rent to attract men with buns in their hair is coming a long way.
Pittsburgh looks so sad and rundown this why everyone from the hood running away ☹️☹️☹️ and I love your videos you home through and show what nobody will lots of love from the burgh ❤️
As a child I lived in Sheraden, a suburb of Pittsburgh. My Grandparents' home was built in 1911 like a lot of homes in this video. Most of the houses shown are solid. They are not falling apart; they are being destroyed. Neighborhoods that used to be vibrant with kids playing in the streets are silent now. No A/C back then so on summer nights people sat on their porches and listened to Bob Prince, the Voice of the Bucs" convey every swing of Pirates baseball. Everyone yelled across the street or next door in conversation. What's different now? Not so many families, not so many kids. It's not an ethnicity problem. It's the end result of Leftist failed government policies. And we just voted for more of the same. Orémus Y'all.
my daughter lives in monessen p.a. for school. I cried when I dropped her offf because her whole street besides 2 houses were just abandoned, falling down. town does nothing !!!! it's horrible. its frozen in the 50's. stores still have merchandise in them....very sad
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CharlieBo313 did you go through Lincoln Park?
Charlie, what do you think about these places that you visit? And, why do you think they are the way that they are? I enjoy watching your videos.
Cali all the way to the East Coast. The 👿 got our people in a choke hold. Watch pts 1-6 of this video just 5min At least.👉🏿💥th-cam.com/video/NX0DtMiYxEM/w-d-xo.html
If you hit Pusey street put it in the description. I used to live on that street. Wondering if the house I lived in is still there. Thanks.
CharlieBo313 9:06 Simmie’s Restaurant. Owned by the Rouse family. That’s Frankstown Road between Homewood and Penn Hills.
As someone who lives in Pittsburgh, this IS NOT the hood. Not a great neighborhood, but not the hood.
yeah, ikr. Go to homewood or wilkinsburgh for hood in pittsburgh
The video was in homewood for a good part of the video so your saying homewood is not the hood?
Damn, this looked pretty rough to me. If this ain't the Pittsburgh hood, I'm very curious to see what is.
Um he's in homewood for a good bit of that?
Anthony Egidio East liberty is not the hood
Life long Pittsburgher here, I used to work for a taxi cab company many years ago they told me Pittsburgh has more individual street names, than any other city in the United States. Some streets have one house on them.
And some streets are stairs going up a hill.
We even have steps that show up on some maps as streets confusing the hell out of travels
I feel like Ireland Way in the Northside only has one house on it. Moale street in the Northside has only one house.
@@kmac123ize gotta love the streets cut in half by steep wooded hillsides
Even the Alley's have names.
Even the trees look sad 😞
Trina Whitesides I live here smh😂😂😂😂😂
Thats because they're Weeping Willows
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Trina Whitesides yo don’t say that I live in Pittsburgh and we’re all firm at least are cute isn’t piloted like others states or cities
Said the trees look sad 😭😭
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭omfgggg
Ugh. I grew up in Pittsburgh (Brighton Heights/Marshall-Shadeland area). I do not miss those awful roads. Pot holes big enough to swallow your car. When I go back to visit my parents now, I am horrified by the neglect and disrepair that so many of the neighborhoods have fallen into.
Taxes suck out here lol
But it also seems like most neighborhoods are being fixed up right now
Northside Diva I’m not from Pittsburgh, but I love this city. I was out there for a few years in Belle Vernon and I miss the place. It’s not near as bad as Baltimore and Detroit imo
I’m from Brighton heights! 😊 haha I’m actually still there
@@smordann4230 keepin it real in Observatory Hill, myself.
Don't forget the awesome cobblestone streets as well that beat your car and passengers to death.
Pittsburgh is apart of the rust belt a lot of the manufacturing jobs were sent overseas from upstate ny down to the mid west was effected by the out sourcing of jobs. This is the end result
Thankfully, Pittsburgh steel industry is coming back. Listen to this guy tell it: "I've lived here for 35 years and in my entire life I have never seen the amount of steel that is coming out. I've never seen an up and functioning steel mill."
www.reddit.com/r/The_Donald/comments/b6pw6j/braddock_pa_steel_city_pede_blown_away_by_the/
@@tlome8033 MAGA!
D 757 804 Pittsburgh’s doing big things rn i would take that statement baxk n it’s doing better then most in the rust belt
Very sad but very true
This is one small part of an otherwise thriving city. Pittsburgh re-branded itself and has so much culture and industry- you don’t know what you’re talking about.
Pittsburgh is actually a really cool city, all cities have their shit neighborhoods
I watch Pittsburgh CBS everyday somebody got shot killed ,every fucking day,this is so insane
Nick George
All cities in the world or only in the USA?
Find bad neighborhoods in Moscow, St. Petersburg, or my Gorno-Altaisk. Not one house, namely a quarter.
No, on the outside Pittsburgh looks pretty nice but getting deep into it it's bullshit.
It's mostly poor neighborhoods that turn into the hood like in these videos or the "nice neighborhoods" which are just the rich liberals who protest and have sympathy for these communities.
Downtown pittsburg is nice af this part look like johnstown lol
Господин Товарищ ты явно знаешь, о чём говоришь :)))
De-industrialized what other result can you expect? The middle-class was targeted,screwed,and robbed.
Was? Oh no, it still is.
@MAZAPAN Pittsburgh has been loosing people and jobs longer than Obama has been alive
Homewood neighborhood on the east side of Pittsburgh. As you can tell by the size of some of the houses, this was once a very affluent area. Now it is extremely impoverished and one of the most violent sections of the city. Not as bad as it was in the 90’s though
nothing is close to the hoods of the 90's.....cant even compare the two.....crime today in all cities is almost nonexistent compared to the 90's, crime will never be completely stopped BUT compared to the 90's it's down so low that it's safe despite how some areas look, in the 80's & 90's you could not walk or drive thru certain neighborhoods if you were not from there.
White flight followed by black flight.
I can remember living in Pittsburgh in the 90s ..it was a rough place ..
I live out here it’s not bad very safe city
Yup, facts. Couldn't wear certain colors either.
Other cities be looking so weird man lol, always think how things would've turned out growing up in other areas
@Sara Bower lol same
MR. Michigan Man the Burgh is a cool city, you wouldn’t be disappointed..
Think how the cities would look if we had the right kind of education... a Wall Street level business education. Buy for a nickle, sell for a dime, minimize the overhead to 3 cents...the 2 cents left over representing a 40% pre-tax return on the investment of the original nickel...increase the velocity, fast turnover...then you could afford to buy property and dress it up and charge rent for it, or just put it on the market for sale. The property wouldn't sit idle long enough to rot. We'd run out of properties and have to expand...invade other neighborhoods economically like they do in Israel.
The entire us is starting to look like this. It’s slowly deteriorating
@NORTH CAROLINA-GEO WATCH god shuuuutuuuppp already. Democrat this, Democrat that. I wish republicans could run these cities and youll see how shit doesnt change. Hell, republicans hate poor black people so they def wouldnt help change a majority black poverty area. Theyd gentrify it and pretend that generational poverty doesnt exist. Fuckin loser!
@NORTH CAROLINA-GEO WATCH Irrelevant. Ur speaking like a Republican city wouldnt have impoverished areas. So when you see a Republican change or care about these areas then let me know.
@NORTH CAROLINA-GEO WATCH in this country with our past, thats a terrible point. Yet they love trying to change things they disagree with.
More government should fix it. ..
The "Trump effect".
Born and raised in Da Burgh, but it hurts to see it this way, including when I'm in town to visit.......hurts my heart
1:44
The house on the left with the green steps. To the left of that house was my father's childhood home. I lived there til it caught fire in '93. Such a rich history in Homewood like so many others.
Stay strong people.
Hey Ray Jay at about 1:05 - 1:11 is that the corner of Blackadore and Ferndale?? The house on the left coming down the hill looks like my great grandmother's house. . The fun we use to have back in the 60s-80s in that huge house and yard...man...
@@shellylarue9661 yes indeed. I was
Born 88. My dad graduated from the house in 69'.
@@jayray6844 Wow. I saw the house with the green steps...your dad's house. Those were the days before it was called "the hood" and it was actually a community in location and spirit among the residents. So are you saying that IS the corner of Blackadore and Ferndale in the first part of the video?
@@shellylarue9661 yep. That's Blackadore for sure. And trust I am aware of the rich vibrant community that existed before certain gov programs began.
@@jayray6844 Thank you!
that would be dope if u put google maps up on the screen of where ur driving throughout the video so we could see what part of the city you’re in
That red road you drove upon was some serious cinematography! Your dedication for the subject matter you share with us is important, CharlielBo. Thank you and stay safe.
Let’s gooooo!!!! Another one, thanks Charlie for showing us the part the media doesn’t cover often. Love from da burgh.
Because they were complicit in pushing the "free" trade deals that destroy these neighborhoods. Thankfully, the Pittsburgh steel industry is coming back. Listen to this guy tell it: "I've lived here for 35 years and in my entire life I have never seen the amount of steel that is coming out. I've never seen an up an functioning steel mill"
www.reddit.com/r/The_Donald/comments/b6pw6j/braddock_pa_steel_city_pede_blown_away_by_the/
TLOMe get out of here with your Trump propoganda
+Spicy Blanco Get out of here with your anti-Trump propaganda. But since we are on the subject: "Manufacturers Added 6 Times More Jobs Under Trump Than Under Obama's Last 2 Years"
www.forbes.com/sites/chuckdevore/2019/02/01/manufacturers-added-6-times-more-jobs-under-trump-than-under-obamas-last-2-years/#2b94af15635a
@@tlome8033 u dont even give a fuck lmao u only care because it has to do with Trump apparently saving the world. Ur a clown.
@@tlome8033 In all fairness He didn't have as big of mess to deal with as Obama.
Thanks Charlie you take me places I can never go
U can go cuz U american
Don't matter my colour I still can't go and I am Canadian not American
@@annetterussell4429 canada sucks
Þkfkvkk Tffv what would you know shit
Thanks for the upload, Charlie.
just looks like a run down forest with some broken city neighborhoods all huddled up in the middle of nowhere lol
A Breckenridge you just described Pittsburgh
@@ishmeelcurry3394 Not all of Pittsburgh is like that though.
@@bigbobby5555 yeah it is just drive around the corner of a nice neighborhood. It's everywhere I'm not white so I see both worlds leave your white bubble n trust u will see it.
White bubble? Are you sure you're replying to the right post??
I was in east Pittsburgh; Edgewood, Penn Hills Wilkinsburg Monroeville. Parts were not ghetto but some areas were. Winters ☃️❄ in Pittsburgh PA are no joke. It can snow & get rainy, windy. The city has many old, run down homes from the 1930s, 1940s 1950s. Potholes, unsafe bridges... 🏚🚧🛣🚨🏘
Looks like DEPRESSION amd SORROW
Looks like DEMOCRATS and LIBERALS
@@JMH702 Looks like REPUBLICANS and CONSERVATIVES
Thanks for the upload. I watch you when you do my neighborhood Det. Keep on ridin and showing us what it is.
Wow, char, thanks bruh for the ride around the hoods man, very interesting.... keep safe, and peace to you.
Scary...I feel blessed and won't take where I live for granted...TY Charlie...
You are getting a glimpse of a small section. This city is one of my favorites.
Michele it’s a beautiful awesome city. Also some of the friendliest people ever.
Lol, Denver! And Seattle. What a site and foul smell those places have become...
Michele these pesky notifications had me replying too fast I suppose 😊
Pittsburghs honestly not too bad. U gotta watch out for bad streets (and drivers cause we wild drivers) but if u have the right person to tour Pittsburgh it can be nice.
i watch these videos before bed, they help get me tired and relax me.
Good Camera. Which one you use?
THIS CAME OUT VERY REAL, CHARLIE. THANK YOU FOR THE FOOTAGE.......I'D LOVE TO SEE ONE FOR JOHNSTOWN IF YOU GET THE CHANCE. THANKS & KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK.!!
Excelentes videos. Gracias Charlie
Mill town. The mills ran over 100 yrs and abruptly stopped circa 1977/1980 and with that workers migrated to better pastures taking with them the soul of their hoods. Love left town.
Enjoyable tour, thanks!
Yo Charlie I know I talk ish in some of my comments.....then again u probably ain't seen them.....but good ish......I'm heading towards Pittsburgh in a few weeks. Nice video
Pittsburgh was once a great looking city and now the blighted neighborhoods, garbage and abandoned houses that need torn down are a fixture in these hoods. The people that are responsible for doing something about this doesn't care, they want afro americans to live in poverty while they build the parts of the city to make people from out of town move here, but they don't see the real Pittsburgh until they live here for a while or something bad happens to them. Pittsburgh was always a beautiful city, when they took away the projects, and people were spread all over they didn't foresee people moving away and giving up their businesses and their homes to leave or relocate leaving the used to be prominent neighborhoods to be neglected so that crime and poverty would prevail. Pittsburgh, do better!
Thanks for your efforts
Such a shame. That probably once was a very good neighborhood to live in. Now, it's a dump and a great place to hide bodies in.
Anonymous User actually most of those places he’s showing aren’t bad Ik bc I live in Pittsburgh pa 😂 and no they don’t hid bodies they hardly even shot around this places anymore tbh 😂
He didnt go up to the apartmentms which look really nice. I used to live there
A dude from the projects around 4:45 killed his kids mom, her friend and his son.
He had just had a murder charge dropped and she threatened to tell about his 3 other murders because he wasn't paying child support.
His other son found one of his guns and shot and killed himself.
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Looks like a Zombie survival game I've been playing....
Are those the Homewood North Apartments on the left-hand side of the screen at 4:43-5:05?
Sounds like your power steering pump is going out.
Lol
I live an hour and a half away from Pittsburgh. I've been through many of the places. In your time there, how would you compare it to other cities you have been to? Also did you stop at a sheetz? Love them.
Sheetz !! 😆
Ever since Charlie’s run in with the klan down in clarksdale Mississippi , I think he’s tryin to stay as far away from
“ sheetz “ as he possibly can.
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Hey, Ian! No way!!
It’s Your cousin, Bryan. Looks like we both have too much time on our hands, lol.
Was enjoying some of the funny comments to this vid’ and came across yours. Crazy.
Hope you are well. : )
Yoooo u still in Pittsburgh Pa?!!
That looks very much like McKeesport, but seeing the blue street signs probably you are in PGH city limits.
pauliedf3 I’d have to guess he’s in the area of homewood
Most of that was Garfield and down into Lawrenceville.
Although it’s technically outside of the city, Crawford Villiage in McKeesport is BY FAR the worst, most dangerous, most crime ridden neighborhood in the area.
@@TheChambersGroup Yes. McKeesport is the most dangerous place around correct?
Most of that was Garfield and down into Lawrenceville. While parts are run down, its far from the worst.
Although it’s technically outside of the city, Crawford Villiage in McKeesport is BY FAR the worst, most dangerous, most crime ridden neighborhood in the area.
U need to find some footage of what it was like before drugs took over.
Some news or TV footage of some kind from the 60s. Then go find that neighborhood and show it today.
That would really make people understand how far it has dropped.
Damn!! Did this video randomly pop up 'cause I'm a Steeler fan?
As a person who has lived in America and in Europe, this video amazed me. I've never seen Americans park on the sidewalk, I thought only Europeans did that.
Well, Americans do it only when the street is narrow as heck. As I know, some people actually think suburban streets are too wide here
@@elvagabundoilegal2868 It's funny, I lived in Massachusetts for a long time and i never saw that. Everyone parked near the curb. In Europe, people will park any place where they can find as long as they don't block the entire road. In a narrow street, they park on both sides where two cars in opposite directions can't pass through. It's extremely annoying and inconvenient.
@@hisdness1 Well, you can't blame narrow streets really, since these are part of history. In where I live, parking on a sidewalk is almost non-existant. In Europe however, it's either you drive on narrow streets with a small car or you're bike/public transit-dependent
David Daniszewski
It used to be very common in San Francisco back in the day.
A lot of 1 vehicle wide streets here so people really don't got a choice. Cops tag people anyways for doin it tho.
It's crazy after the people go how nature takes it back
That's a great comment. Interesting.
Charlie deep in the east end. The last part is frankstown ave part of east hills
Yeah but he didn't really hit the REAL East Hills!!!
Douglas Kasten 9:06 Sammie’s Restaurant
more like Frankenstein ave. shit looks like a horror movie.
Wow this place is like zombieland part 2
@Sara Bower Fucking weirdo
gognetti5079 fb just a lot of hills and valley’s, and a bunch of old abandoned steel mills
This is by no means an example of what Pittsburgh really looks like. It's actually a pretty safe City, and most areas around it are very nice. I live about 5-10 outside the actually City itself. I'm not even sure where this place is that he's showing, but it must be further out of the City.
That's east side
Homewood (hilltop) , Lincoln, Larimer, Wilkinburg, Braddock, Knoxville, the Hill District, Hazelwood... Yup that's Pittsburgh hood all day.
When I came back from the ATL 😞...it was so depressing. Everything was so grey!!!! Then I started Uber Eats and I saw the difference (of course) between rich and poor. Certain hoods I don't go to because of the street conditions.
Just thinking had not watched one of yours yesterday and their you were on random youtube selections. Hallelujah, Peace be with you, Happy Holy Week, Easter & Pesach; Thank you & your supporters for all Your good works, God bless you… ✝🙀😇🙏 God bless America, in Jesus name, amen.
Since you're in the Pit, can you go take a peek in Erie PA
I’m a big traveler and any city has the hood . I’ve been to Pittsburgh and most of it is very beautiful with big old homes. Even in the hood the homes are mostly brick. I’m sure at one time it was a very nice place .
Love it thanks
What a depressing place to live
It's the weather. It's perpetually gray and rainy here. When the trees have leaves on them it really dresses the place up
btw, Simmie's fish sandwiches are 🔥
Joe Styles yep!
it would help to know what areas he's driving through like if he could have it up on the screen on the side or something.
I love old brick roads. Have some here in Chicago. Some in ok parts of Southside
In Beverly
Neighborhood
been working in homewood the last few days its no joke. shoutout to Hardo! and RIP wopo.
Do Minneapolis, Brockton, Oakland
I used to live in Homewood in the 80s, I remember some of these streets, but I thought for sure they had changed since then, I recently moved back to Pittsburgh and I ride through on occasion and this is not what I see lately.
U should’ve interview the local rappers in Pittsburgh ⛽️⛽️
I used to live on East Ohio St. in the North Side of Pittsburgh. Nothing shocks me anymore after living there for 2 years.
Reminds me of Detroit .old homes just left to rot away
qdeck02 it’s not flat like Detroit though..
Quite similar to Detroit some parts but back in 2008 -2010 Pittsburg used to be impressively nice
Doesn't look nothing like Detroit. Even the areas in pittsburgh they said was nice areas even looked raggedy. Detroit looks wayyyyyy better
@@moneymaker6204 your wrong Detroit Michigan is a big shit hole worse that Todelo Ohio .
qdeck02 Damn, bro. Why'd you have to drag Toledo into this.
l went to PITT in the 90's. l was looking at cheap houses to buy.
l think it has changed a lot. Any advice? Also, what are the gun laws in Pittsburgh?
When are you going to do trailer park ride through
Man I’m still waiting on you to come to Albuquerque
Beginner Troll Hispanic hoods? Charlie might be afraid
Traditionalist I been requesting it for like a year maybe he is lmaoo
I know Right ! It's alot nicer than this Yankee SEWER
@@Eman1900O He's been to cities with higher murder rates so I think he wont be scared
@@bearsnation3012 easier to blend in to those where you are black
The opening footage, tho! Wow! Very rough living.
That one restaurant you drove by a few times (Simmie's), I'll definitely be checking it out.
What area is this?
I recently moved to Pittsburgh and I drove through Mckees Rocks not knowing anything about it. Made me look up Pittsburgh hoods on youtube. Nasty place. I used to live in AZ and its funny how the ghettos in Tuscon look so similar.
Hebrews 13:1
Let brotherly love continue.
Yo C BO.... thanks for the vid bro.
Be ez out there 😎👊
@MotorcycleMan person is just a troll that needs medication... Trolled all over this vid in the comments...
That's sad. Look at the roads woah.
Must be a beer store around here someplace lol
The bigger the city, the worse the mess, our country is rotting away from within, depressing.
And it’s only gonna get worse with Democrats in office
You ever think about doing a niagara falls ny interview part 2? Lol
I'll probably go back later this spring or summer. I'll try to do one but those are hit and miss.
@@CharlieBo313 awesome. I'll make some phone calls. Get shit active for you. Lol jk
Ran across the Detroit gas station vid & ended up seeing u stopped through my city. Glad u did this 1 in the daytime cause it can get sketchy if u here at night on during the summertime. People know who's who round the area & notice u quick if u aint & think u either on some bullshit or a fed.
Trying to figure out where you are at ?
East Pittsburgh? Turtle creek?
It's homewood
You should slow down and zoom in on the street signs so we know which intersection you’re at. Would be a big help
I was born and raised in Edgewood but a lot of my family lived on Lenora Street. don't remember it looking so impovrished. Seems people don't even pick up trash in their yards. i left in 1974 for the Army and retired in '94 in Colorado Springs, Colorado. I cant say say I miss Pgh. but I like visiting. Clean it up people.
Damn! Even the trees look nasty in the beginning!😂😂😂
Charlie, go to Richmond, Va and tour the "courts" Whitcomb, Fairfield, Creighton, Gilpin, Mosby (big and small), Hillside and Raven St. Hardcore!!!!!!
Charlie Vette Gilpin court is fucking rough
@@cypressmaybe yes, all I mentioned are!!
Most of us actually STOP the car when we come to stop signs .
the new Fallout 76 expansion looks not bad..
You almost rode thru my hood east hills
I’m from south Pittsburgh Atlanta.
Can you come back to philly just west
Pittsburgh has actually come a long way in the past decade. Areas such as Lawrenceville are now trendy up and coming areas. However it is very inconsistent block to block. Brand new homes next to crumbling abandoned ones.
I don't think you can say filling Lawrenceville full of micro breweries and jacking up the rent to attract men with buns in their hair is coming a long way.
And then Garfield is right around the corner
The whole time you were driving I didn't see any major chain stores in the hoods. Where are the supermarkets?
Pittsburgh looks so sad and rundown this why everyone from the hood running away ☹️☹️☹️ and I love your videos you home through and show what nobody will lots of love from the burgh ❤️
This is not the hood.?
Shirley Demps I’m talking bout my hood not just Pittsburgh 😂
Where are some of these places??? I haven't lived in PA since 1998, but some of these neighborhoods look familiar.
Should drive around McKeesport PA area, ranked 4th most dangerous city in the US and after 2019 probably will be ranked number 1
Wow, how big is this city
Looks like apocalypse!
As a child I lived in Sheraden, a suburb of Pittsburgh. My Grandparents' home was built in 1911 like a lot of homes in this video. Most of the houses shown are solid. They are not falling apart; they are being destroyed. Neighborhoods that used to be vibrant with kids playing in the streets are silent now. No A/C back then so on summer nights people sat on their porches and listened to Bob Prince, the Voice of the Bucs" convey every swing of Pirates baseball. Everyone yelled across the street or next door in conversation.
What's different now?
Not so many families, not so many kids.
It's not an ethnicity problem.
It's the end result of Leftist failed government policies.
And we just voted for more of the same.
Orémus Y'all.
Something that always amaze me is the bad quality of the streets.
my daughter lives in monessen p.a. for school. I cried when I dropped her offf because her whole street besides 2 houses were just abandoned, falling down. town does nothing !!!! it's horrible. its frozen in the 50's. stores still have merchandise in them....very sad
Come check out Centeral hillside and East hillside in Duluth, MN
I wonder how much houses go for in these parts of Americas underworld.
Still expensive 😔