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It always makes me feel weird when I see a palm tree in the middle of a street with rubbish and broken homes all around, for me its a symbol of tropical climate and paradise but when surrounded by poverty it gives it adystopian contrast
@@Scollywood67 not the richest, but it was peaceful. It belonged to the Tainos. Then came the Europeans bringing disease, death, and human beings as slaves to Haiti.
I love this area i pass by everyday with a bike from wynwood to north beach. They play loud music at night in front of houses, sometimes i see djs and some dancing. People look happy here
At 3:08 you are in my old neighborhood (I moved out mid-2020). The ice cream truck you are following is there every single day, and is there so often it was once seen in the backdrop of a news report on a shooting that happened near there! I lived south of 77th street on NW 2nd Ct
That’s cool man! If you don’t mind as someone born and raised in the Northeast I have a question for ya: Do you frequently cross paths with gators 🐊 in neighborhoods like this one? I know Florida is full of gators but I always wondered how often you see them in more urban neighborhoods close to/ in the city
@@no1brittbarbiefan "Racist" is a word they use when they know they got no argument and know they're wrong so they start name calling to try and stop the truth from being spoken.
@@crackaj5695 sure, the same city where black people weren't even allowed to go to the beach. Miami before the arrival of latinos was apartheid south Africa just like anywhere else in the USA.
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Well it’s definitely not the worst hood, but it definitely has a Haitian, Caribbean vibe. Haiti is definitely much worse when it comes to run down houses, garbage everywhere, crime etc. but this hood is certainly a foreshadow of that
All y’all talking bout how bad lol Haiti I can tell since u came out yo mama u never been to East Cleveland, philly, Chicago, n Baltimore or even Louisiana got places that look worse than this but keep on😂
Lol I remember my first time coming to Little Haiti on record store day. My friend brought his dads Genesis and paid someone to park next to the Walgreens at the 1:28 mark. There were tons of people and cops near by, 20 minutes after coming back outside from the shop the car was gone 🤣. Our group was stranded there in the rain lol.
@@incremental_failure lol it was my friend driving, and I told him it was a bad idea. I saw cops and thought it wasnt as bad after he had parked. They found the car 2 weeks later luckily
@@Time_Developer Why do you generalise it to "western countries"? These areas are 99% black people, call it what you will. I've been to the US and most overly white/Asian areas are very clean.
Não tem nada ver esses locais são piores que muitas favelas do Brasil,pq no Brasil não se em todas mais na maioria não e permitido roubar dentro já nos EUA roubam a vontade
É pra ter orgulho das nossas favelas? Tem que ser muito ignorante tá orgulhoso que as favela do seu país morre mais gente e tem mais assalto que outros lugares
@@CharlieBo313 oh ok I stay about 20 min from little Haiti. It’s called Kendall which is in Southwest Miami. I stream on TH-cam all over south and central Florida while driving threw neighborhoods.
Me being a Miami native born n raised Miami has came along way compared to 11 years ago and beyond WE WAS THE 3RD POOREST CITY N THE COUNTRY AND EVERY YEAR WE WERE IN THE TOP 10 BADDEST CRIME/MURDER CITIES IN THE U.S.!!!! WITH THAT BEING SAID STILL ALOT OF WORK TO DO😆
Man that was the 80s dawg stop 🛑 the cap luh bruh fr …. And that was Latinos had all the cocaine and doing all the killing Miami niggas is regular niggas like any other city luh dawg 🤷🏾♂️ and Miami in 90s never been too 10 smacking on nothing dats perk … and poor Miami is and always been a America Dubai your whole explanation was cap 🧢
I’m no Floridian, but I have a serious question for you as a Floridian: *Do you EVER get used to that level of humidity?* …Or does it always suck no matter how long you’ve been living there? lol
@@7-7191 I see. I’m not pro global warming as it impacts the natural ecosystem of wildlife that depend on cold weather, but I totally understand those not liking the cold. I’m Mass born and raised so I’m used to the cold at this point. The only time I think to myself “holy shit this is cold” is if it’s under 20 degrees Fahrenheit LOL
@@kevinwilson7318 I was just being sarcastic saying I love the heat so much that I’m pro global warming lol sarcasm I don’t actually mean it. I don’t like being cold winter is too long and comes round twice a year summer isn’t long enough I hate winter time I’m so happy when Christmas is over and I hate thanksgiving memorial weekend and 4th of July is my favorite time of the year along with my b day being in July seasonal depression is a real thing and I just feel healthier in the summer time getting vitamin D from the sun sweating and exercising and being outside and swimming in the ocean and water it’s just a good feeling
@@7-7191 Im glad you were being sarcastic, that’s my bad lol. Yeah it definitely is a good feeling to be outside in the warm weather. I’m not sure what your race is, but up here in the North the weather can be annoying for people of color for these reasons: 1.)Many black and brown people up here are deficient in vitamin D. This is because melanin naturally blocks a lot of the sun from getting into your skin but that also means vitamin D. Since the sun isn’t as strong here and people don’t go outside nearly as much (because of how cold it is) people with more melanin get very low in vitamin D. 2.) It gets insanely dry up here in the winter so you’ll be ashy af if you don’t use lotion 24/7. As you probably know people of all skin tones get ashy, it’s just more visible on skin with a darker complexion. Since I’m white af these two reasons don’t impact me that much since it’s easier for me to get vitamin D, and it’s not as obvious when I get ashy. *I still use a lot of lotion in the winter though* If I don’t the tops of my hands will get cracked and bleed, and my lips will look like I just kissed a powdered sugar donut LOL
It's amazing how you can drive through any community in the USA without seeing any humans but can still be able to tell what specific demographic lives there.
Yes that's true, just like how you can tell how a sheltered homosexual like yourself talks shit behind a keyboard, knowing god damn well he has never been in fight or been in the hood before or has never done anything with his life
I blame the Rap Music. The ticking of the hihat constantly triggers the brain with instant reactions with a feeling to ACT SUDDENLY. The thud and vibration of the Bass messes with the timing of the Heart and Lungs causing undo stress and Anxieties....
@@gagerubio Umm..Dr Ryan is right. Poverty is worldwide so Its not due to Rap..But Dr Ryan is correct. The type of Music you listen to regularly deeply Effects your Psyche and energy. Thats why I dont Listen to Rap and will Not allow my Children to. Its one of the Worse things to Happen to the Blk Community.
If by paradise you mean the tropical weather, the sea and the trees then all of those outside of okinawa, australia and the us look like this or much worse. Whites can maintain and make communities in tropical weather whereas non whites have never been able to do the same.
@@no1brittbarbiefan You know how ignorant this sounds, right?? 😂🤦🏽♂️ There are places inhabited by Asians, Latinos, and Blacks that are considered paradises with low crime rates. I'll leave it at that. 😂
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It always makes me feel weird when I see a palm tree in the middle of a street with rubbish and broken homes all around, for me its a symbol of tropical climate and paradise but when surrounded by poverty it gives it adystopian contrast
tropical places with people always looked like this or much worse before europeans chipped in
Tropical paradises cannot exist when tropical people live in them
totally not a dystopian contrast for anyone in any latin american neighborhood haha
@@no1brittbarbiefan Haiti was literally one of the richest countries in the world before European colonization???
@@Scollywood67 not the richest, but it was peaceful. It belonged to the Tainos. Then came the Europeans bringing disease, death, and human beings as slaves to Haiti.
The chickens were crossing the road trying to get to the other side.
Props to the ice cream man working the hood and making a living.
Yes they were. It's an everyday thing here in Miami
My brother said you know it's the ghetto after it rains and it brings out all the ugliness
I love this area i pass by everyday with a bike from wynwood to north beach. They play loud music at night in front of houses, sometimes i see djs and some dancing. People look happy here
At 3:08 you are in my old neighborhood (I moved out mid-2020). The ice cream truck you are following is there every single day, and is there so often it was once seen in the backdrop of a news report on a shooting that happened near there! I lived south of 77th street on NW 2nd Ct
That’s cool man!
If you don’t mind as someone born and raised in the Northeast I have a question for ya:
Do you frequently cross paths with gators 🐊 in neighborhoods like this one?
I know Florida is full of gators but I always wondered how often you see them in more urban neighborhoods close to/ in the city
if you see chickens running around and garbage on the streets,thats how you know
You are missing out. Haitian woman knows how to tingle your senses
Thats how you know whats for diner
Voodoo
Follow the ice cream van you know he going through all the hoods 😂💯
Wow, I grew up in Little Haiti.
I grew up in North Miami Beach about a 15min drive from there
so why are you suprised? lol
Used to be on the ave
5th Ave to be exact
some great trees
Great Content
That's a Caribbean thing- paint everything in bright colors to hide the poverty
It’s just like the real thing, the random chickens really add up to it
Look at you go. You make some tracks. Cool
The BCC says always walk in the road where possible and avoid the pavement at all costs
Half the streets have no pavement. #Americanthings
If you've watched The First 48
Then you know this Area. Smh
CN you tour nice neighborhoods? These vids are depressing asf.
who is here from gta 6 trailer
It's like im really in Haiti.
No, this is way better than Haiti.
@zico739 look at his pfp, do u really think he can tell the difference?
@@nvggabxby did i insult your hood homeboy? 😂
@8:55 you can hear the Rooster - Mamma Bridget- Legba- that was good to hear HAITI- nice one
Crazy how trashy some people can be
Follow those “flags” and you definitely get an eye of just how trashy
oh shit church hills pub! first time i ever got laced weed!
Stop smoking weed and you won’t have to worry about purchasing laced weed
Frankie was wetted out they gave u that juice 🥤
Do the passive agressive racist comments top comments ever bother you charlie?
Iol you know blk ppl don't mind exploiting their own to make a few dollars
How is it racist if its the truth?
The truth must hurt for you to leave a comment of your own. None of these areas were shit before the Haitians and Cubans showed up
@@no1brittbarbiefan "Racist" is a word they use when they know they got no argument and know they're wrong so they start name calling to try and stop the truth from being spoken.
@@no1brittbarbiefan like white people being responsible for most school shootings in the USA
Looks like you driving around in the Caribbean
Something scary is I used to live next to that But i'm ten streets away from that hood now
What are those things on the roof at 4:15?
Those are air vents for the kitchen stove, bathroom and attic-space. The thing on the end is for electric lines.
I lived a 5 min walk from there a few years ago. It's poor but not dangerous if you're a guy.
Exactly. If you're a guy.
or a chicken!
Some area's don't change
And never will...
It wasn't bad before the Cubans and Haitians showed up
@@crackaj5695 sure, the same city where black people weren't even allowed to go to the beach. Miami before the arrival of latinos was apartheid south Africa just like anywhere else in the USA.
@@mixtapemania6769 Sounds amazing
@@Noticerofthings Unfortunately for your kind, It'll never be back that way. You can fantasize about it with your 4chan buddies tho
Doesn't make any sense, leaving the poor country you lived in, to go and live the same way in a country where yo could improve your conditions. 🤦♂️
Most Haitians moved out of this place to other cities though. A lot of these people is recent arrivals.
Que dice la pequeña Haití Charly te saludo de Hn dicho esto mantente a salvo hermano es bueno conocer lugares que quizá nunca iré
5:28 Thats my homeboy crib😂😂
Why all the trash purposely on the street like that .. why ?.. I could NEVER
This place looks dirty and depressing
it definitly looks like Haiti
Wenn die Welt in Richtung auf größere Einheiten skaliert, geht das so: Erst lässt man die Leute in ihren Stadtvierteln hinter sich zurück, dann in ihren Gegenden - und zum Schluss in ihren Staaten. Wie man hier sehr schön sieht.
Finale Transformation: Ich werde ein Bankkonto. Nur dann kann ich die Location über eine Distanz von 15.000 Meilen in Sekundenbruchteilen verändern. Und komme unerkannt durch Öffnungen von nur wenigen mm Durchmessern in höchste Exklusivität und Schutz.
Even on a sunny day, this place looks like a Third World slum... let alone on a cloudy/rainy day!!!
Compared to Detroit this looks like Paradise
Overtown looks worst then Detroit
My neighborhood before it was dubed lil Haiti. So many fond memories 😊
What’s that neighborhood originally called ?
@@bibistvlife8732 some parts was little river and lemon city
@@jeffrey-Epstein00 wow so they just went ahead and named it something else? That’s crazy. 🙄🙄
@@bibistvlife8732 The northern part is still called Little River they just changed the south side's name from Lemon City to Little Haiti
@@bibistvlife8732 but most people call the whole thing Little Haiti since its more popular
4:12 I like that building
Well it’s definitely not the worst hood, but it definitely has a Haitian, Caribbean vibe. Haiti is definitely much worse when it comes to run down houses, garbage everywhere, crime etc. but this hood is certainly a foreshadow of that
tell me you’ve never been to haiti without telling me you’ve never been to Haiti:
All y’all talking bout how bad lol Haiti I can tell since u came out yo mama u never been to East Cleveland, philly, Chicago, n Baltimore or even Louisiana got places that look worse than this but keep on😂
Ain’t all about “looks”. A lot of bodies on these streets. All you gotta do is research Zoe Pound
you should explore allapatah
Shout-out to Chef Creole 🇭🇹 💯 🔥
Why they can't keep things clean and organized
Little Haiti ❤️❤️❤️
Little shady
Mais um lugar horrivel cheio de buraco e lixo mais video ta otimo🤙😊
Just so y’all know those are $400,000+ houses in that “hood” lol
At least lots of trees which keeps communities cool.
Мусорный бачок зелёного цвета как символ маленького Гаити …
My city
👍
Things haven't been the same since Tommy Vercetti ran Vice City.
In GTA Vice City, this area looked exactly the same.
Hard to build wealth when you finance vehicles you cannot afford!
Lol ‘Finance’ vehicles lol
@0:40 track hawk in the hood
As casaa sao otimas, o problema e que eles não cuidam dos jardins, e deixam os lixos espalhados
❤❤.
Is diss east Cleveland?
Miami
Tropical Cleveland
Home chickens for real,lol.
Best neighborhoods to live in 👍😎
They'll clap you in lil haiti
Lol I remember my first time coming to Little Haiti on record store day. My friend brought his dads Genesis and paid someone to park next to the Walgreens at the 1:28 mark. There were tons of people and cops near by, 20 minutes after coming back outside from the shop the car was gone 🤣. Our group was stranded there in the rain lol.
Trusted your car with a complete stranger? I don't even let my landlord move mine...
@@incremental_failure lol it was my friend driving, and I told him it was a bad idea. I saw cops and thought it wasnt as bad after he had parked. They found the car 2 weeks later luckily
*Why is there so much filth in western countries, as if not people live there, but pigs?*
@@Time_Developer Why do you generalise it to "western countries"? These areas are 99% black people, call it what you will. I've been to the US and most overly white/Asian areas are very clean.
@@incremental_failure you have not been to west virginia, or rural poor areas where dwights are. i assure you they are filthy.
There's a girl at my work who apparent is little Haitian.
Vem pro Brasil, aí você vai ver, oque é favela de verdade 😍😍😍😍🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Não tem nada ver esses locais são piores que muitas favelas do Brasil,pq no Brasil não se em todas mais na maioria não e permitido roubar dentro já nos EUA roubam a vontade
Isso é que é ser vira latas dos EUA. A vantagem dos EUA é que carros são baratos em relação a imóveis que são caríssimos.
É pra ter orgulho das nossas favelas? Tem que ser muito ignorante tá orgulhoso que as favela do seu país morre mais gente e tem mais assalto que outros lugares
@@tiagogoncalvesdasilva791 isso é vdd. Os gangues daqui não se importam com protegendo a comunidade
@@tiagogoncalvesdasilva791
Is good that a Haitian say the truth about little haiti
Похоже на какой-нибудь Сумаи, вроде того, на Малайзию...
Doesn't look bad at all to be honest.
They are the worst among the worst in Miami.
Charlie meet me at Popeyes chicken my treat.
I already ate one of those chickens I saw running around in Little Haiti.
@@CharlieBo313 oh ok. Goto chef creole in Little Haiti. It’s real good. Love your videos.
I went to a smaller place on N Miami Ave someone told me about. I had planned to go to Chef Creole will go next time.
@@CharlieBo313 oh ok I stay about 20 min from little Haiti. It’s called Kendall which is in Southwest Miami. I stream on TH-cam all over south and central Florida while driving threw neighborhoods.
Did I miss the Bay Area
he had to wind his windows down 😆
Churchills @ 1:25, RIP
The area could pass for anywhere in the caribbean
Cars look good. I predict this neighborhood will be gentrified and fixed up.
wtf why would you even wish that
@@shadowingmirror4634 You clearly dont live down here because it's already happening
Через 100 метров мусорные баки, и все равно встречаются кучи мусора
I always thought that in Miami they were all millionaires.
Me being a Miami native born n raised Miami has came along way compared to 11 years ago and beyond WE WAS THE 3RD POOREST CITY N THE COUNTRY AND EVERY YEAR WE WERE IN THE TOP 10 BADDEST CRIME/MURDER CITIES IN THE U.S.!!!! WITH THAT BEING SAID STILL ALOT OF WORK TO DO😆
Man that was the 80s dawg stop 🛑 the cap luh bruh fr …. And that was Latinos had all the cocaine and doing all the killing Miami niggas is regular niggas like any other city luh dawg 🤷🏾♂️ and Miami in 90s never been too 10 smacking on nothing dats perk … and poor Miami is and always been a America Dubai your whole explanation was cap 🧢
One of America’s riches city now
Interesting didn't know that
So 2008 2009 miami was bad
💩
Slightly better than actual Haiti.
Looks like hightowen everywhere
100 times nicer than actual Haiti
Nah JACMEL🇭🇹 is nicer than almost anywhere in Miami. Stop looking at propaganda images of Cite soleil, Haiti and thinking you know the whole haiti.
@@crimepays8358 Your username checks out.
@@crimepays8358 “propaganda images” referring to 99% of the entire country lmfaoooo
@@crimepays8358 I am sure you are just like the people that make it such a horrible place 🙋🏿♂️
@@crimepays8358 🤡🤡🤡
Where my Floridians at?
I’m no Floridian, but I have a serious question for you as a Floridian:
*Do you EVER get used to that level of humidity?*
…Or does it always suck no matter how long you’ve been living there? lol
@@kevinwilson7318 no I hate cold I’m pro global warming and I’m not from here just been here a couple years now
@@7-7191 I see. I’m not pro global warming as it impacts the natural ecosystem of wildlife that depend on cold weather, but I totally understand those not liking the cold.
I’m Mass born and raised so I’m used to the cold at this point. The only time I think to myself “holy shit this is cold” is if it’s under 20 degrees Fahrenheit LOL
@@kevinwilson7318 I was just being sarcastic saying I love the heat so much that I’m pro global warming lol sarcasm I don’t actually mean it. I don’t like being cold winter is too long and comes round twice a year summer isn’t long enough I hate winter time I’m so happy when Christmas is over and I hate thanksgiving memorial weekend and 4th of July is my favorite time of the year along with my b day being in July seasonal depression is a real thing and I just feel healthier in the summer time getting vitamin D from the sun sweating and exercising and being outside and swimming in the ocean and water it’s just a good feeling
@@7-7191 Im glad you were being sarcastic, that’s my bad lol. Yeah it definitely is a good feeling to be outside in the warm weather.
I’m not sure what your race is, but up here in the North the weather can be annoying for people of color for these reasons:
1.)Many black and brown people up here are deficient in vitamin D. This is because melanin naturally blocks a lot of the sun from getting into your skin but that also means vitamin D. Since the sun isn’t as strong here and people don’t go outside nearly as much (because of how cold it is) people with more melanin get very low in vitamin D.
2.) It gets insanely dry up here in the winter so you’ll be ashy af if you don’t use lotion 24/7. As you probably know people of all skin tones get ashy, it’s just more visible on skin with a darker complexion.
Since I’m white af these two reasons don’t impact me that much since it’s easier for me to get vitamin D, and it’s not as obvious when I get ashy.
*I still use a lot of lotion in the winter though*
If I don’t the tops of my hands will get cracked and bleed, and my lips will look like I just kissed a powdered sugar donut LOL
Well, they ARE Haitians….did you expect they would be different if they were brought here? No, it doesn’t work that way. They are what they are….
absolutely disgusting.
Gta 6
It's amazing how you can drive through any community in the USA without seeing any humans but can still be able to tell what specific demographic lives there.
White trailer people for sure.
Yes that's true, just like how you can tell how a sheltered homosexual like yourself talks shit behind a keyboard, knowing god damn well he has never been in fight or been in the hood before or has never done anything with his life
😂😂
I hope you’re not trying to imply that white people don’t live like this too. That would be ignorant of you.
@Z Girl yup, soon as those natives let the Europeans in the whole thing went to shit.
looks like regular Haiti
A los que les sorprende la "pobresa" de Little Haití se les nota que nunca han estado en verdadero barrio pobre de Latinoamérica o del 3er mundo.
That’s not little Havana 🤷🏻♂️
Somehow its even more run down than Big Haiti lol
Doe a female deer,Ray a drop of burning sun,me my name I call myself.......
Shot out to lil Haiti RIP to mynigga cheese a dade county lil haiti legend not Florida but dade shyt no SHADE shyt
wtf r u talking about man?
@@bornenit309 😂
Fade is separate from florida. If Yk then yk
@@bornenit309 😂😂😂😂
😭😂
I woke up in a new Bugatti~!
My Hood… it change now…. #gentrification
This a regular middle class area tho. Same as Hialeah.
Lh going through gentrification as we speak
Little Haiti lmao.
Thank you for driving a bit slower.
Maybe dats the way da wonts it yo!
Gentrification going on!
thank you people from Haiti for giving us n word pass greetings from Poland!
Pozdro :D
I blame the Rap Music. The ticking of the hihat constantly triggers the brain with instant reactions with a feeling to ACT SUDDENLY. The thud and vibration of the Bass messes with the timing of the Heart and Lungs causing undo stress and Anxieties....
Here it is folks.. The dumbest comment posted on any platform for the day of November 25th 2022.
@@gagerubio 😂😂
😂😂😂
@@gagerubio Umm..Dr Ryan is right. Poverty is worldwide so Its not due to Rap..But Dr Ryan is correct. The type of Music you listen to regularly deeply Effects your Psyche and energy. Thats why I dont Listen to Rap and will Not allow my Children to. Its one of the Worse things to Happen to the Blk Community.
@@gagerubio just stalked his TH-cam, actually pretty funny. Its like Alan from the hangover. Except worse
Im early asf lol
I thought it would be impossible to turn a paradise like Miami into a slum
Miami and South Beach are 2 different things
Nothing is impossible for Haitians
If by paradise you mean the tropical weather, the sea and the trees then all of those outside of okinawa, australia and the us look like this or much worse.
Whites can maintain and make communities in tropical weather whereas non whites have never been able to do the same.
@@no1brittbarbiefan You know how ignorant this sounds, right?? 😂🤦🏽♂️ There are places inhabited by Asians, Latinos, and Blacks that are considered paradises with low crime rates. I'll leave it at that. 😂
@@PissMenn including turning Miami into a slum
once i saw the trackhawk i knew what kind of neighborhood this is