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@CharlieBo313 Thank you for the content as usual. If you can sometime please cover Yonkers, NY where DMX grew up, I'm sure many of the subscribers would be interested.
Ima get in touch with you n cash app you about coming to do other sides of Spartanburg,Sc like (Saxon,Eastside, Northside,Westside,n more of the soufside)
@Dr. Freeze u should go in the real world n get off of the internet it seems Thas all u got u talk about everything u haven’t done and every where u haven’t been I really hope u show ur face one day s
@Dr. Freeze bro u talk to much just live yo life stop worrying about us n wat we got goin on u speakin on shit u don’t know about niggaz dying behind dis shit every city got they bad parts and hunters point is one of them nobody tryna flex about nothing so stop sayin shit bra I’m from harbor road do yo research it’s somone dying everyday around here n it’s niggaz like u sayin anything on the enternet u a internet nigha bro go get some money n do some wit yo life u got nun else better to do it seem
Don’t let the view fool you countless dead bodies in this hood stayed there for 8 years if you not from here have no business or don’t know nobody you are food a lot of people drove in the one way and never made it out and that’s facts it’s not like it used to be in any hood in the city but shut still go on broad daylight shootings etc
I worked at Bayview-Hunters Pt Foundation for years, starting with the AIDS crisis and afterwards doing community street health outreach. Cancer studies too.The ground was still toxic from WW2 .Cancer rates were thru the roof. As dangerous as parts of the neighborhood were, especially when crack hit, everyone was welcoming and respectful. Relieved yet angry they were finally being remembered. Thanks for this; so many memories.
Spot on regarding the crack era. I made a similar point. Most of the cities during that era were worse back then, than today. I was a young adult, in my 20s and remember the killings because of the turf wars back in the Detroit, Milwaukee and Chicago. And during those years, L.A. was off the chain with the gang wars that were more crack related. Same with Oakland, Richmond, Ca and Pontiac, Mi and the list goes on.
@@georgeblue3835 They used to decontaminate old ships used in nuclear tests at the Hunters Point Shipyard. To be honest, it's really just trace amounts. It doesn't amount to what you'd receive from living in Denver or frequent flying. "Radiation" is always a scary word to people, but the health effects are much more likely to be due to PCBs, heavy metals, and pollution from the power plant that used to be down there.
it's the paints and chemicals used too, and it's only recent that it's now trace amounts, for years and decades they just left it in the dirt at the shipyard and it wasn't until the in the past 20 that they started removing the top soil and fixing the site, I personally wouldn't even swim in the water at park there which I've seen people do over by candlestick.
@red diamond71 what is hood to you? Maybe you should meet the people that live in that neighborhood Or better yet check its history I don’t know about today but if you walked in there in the 90s you would’ve got checked
This guy reminds me of the dancing dude on the corner of Cadieux and Harper Street in Detroit..at the gas station..doing his thang I ain’t mad at him 😂😂🤣ain’t bothering nobody,, in his own zone😎😷
Yeah what I miss the most from S.F. That natural summer time Air conditioner known as "The Fog." Rest of the country could be burning up but I would be wearing pants and a hoodie in July...
@@jimfoley8014Man it's been like 20 years but If I remember they were across from The Cow Palace on Geneva. There was alot of hoods. Filmore. Army St. VGs on 14th. Potrero Hill.
Miss the city. Ain’t the same when I grew up in the late 80’s and early 90’s out there though. Went to Ida B Wells back in the early 2,000’s and made it to a PhD thinking I’d be able to move back but it’s to expensive.
Not bad looking Hood compared to Detrot, Philly and Chicago. I worked in the Hunters Point Area in the 1960's and we never went without escort into the Hunters point Area. it was dangerous even then. Especially if you were white or asian
@@michaelchu4690 sunnydale lmaooo he don’t know. Crips tell stories bout stuff out there in San Fran and LA. Real rough. There’s reasons no one’s making videos there at night
@@joemonteirosportsshorts3343 Stockton has some crime but its not really the hood its just ignorant there wit many posers frok what ive heard, I never been through there though
@@mando6381 I'm not from Stockton but I have to disagree with you. It certainly does have a hood, and them dudes get active, what separates Stockton from other cities in the bay area and sacramento is that Stockton is very poor city with crime rate and it doesn't have a good economy other cities in the bay and sac have money Stockton is just very poor so people resort to crime
That's Hunters Point is going through gentrification. It's not the same like when I'd came out here almost 20 years ago. It was a place that you don't drive in back then. 3rd street was bad too back then. Most of the projects in San Francisco is going through gentrification. I came out here from Detroit almost 20 years ago. Richmond was very dangerous back in the day. It still is. But different. Reminds me of Pontiac back during the 80s and 90s. The Yawk.
I went to City College at the time, in the late nineties. I lived in North Beach so usually I would take the 15 or 30 bus to the Powell BART station and getting off at the Balboa Park station. The 15 bus also goes there so one day I decided to take it all the way home. It weaved through all the projects and then all the way down third street...I remember it being rough af and getting the evil eye!
Thank you for posting. I am raised in San Francisco. I know the areas. I worked at the Post office Evans Street for 25yrs. And lived up there in Burnal Hights. Great upload 👍
There are definitely some much worse areas that are not included in this video. Doesn't look like he went through Potrero Hill either. Yes some of the dangerous areas have good views but you would not want to live there for any price, most of the projects are infested with black mold and roaches.
That water is toxic. Thats where the U.S stored the atomic bomb during WWII people that work around there always find fish with 3 eyes or other deformities. The soil in hunter’s point is toxic too, 1 out of every 2 children born in Hunter’s Point will develop cancer at some point in their life. Dont let that waterfront fool you.
@@fernandoacosta7423 Aussies brought them over. A lot of them made it over during the Gold Rush (a gang of them called the "Sydney Ducks" burned down SF multiple times until they were ran out of town by the Vigilance Committee). People loved them because the coastal areas of California had few native trees and they grow to full size in just a few years. They created instant forests. Nowadays a lot of conservationists want to get rid of them.
@@karireyes7603 Facts. I remember a homeboy of mine from Fillmore him and his homeboy nearly got smashed on the M Ocean View train by lakeview cats they thought they were going too the Sunnydale at the same time Fillmore wasn't a good deal ethier they was at odds with them,he told them they live up the street .
Dank 😁It was the summer of 1992 and I was a 19 year old kid when I arrived here in SF. First place I took a ride thru was up 3rd to Hunters Point. Crazy times!! RBL Posse was big back then. Bought their CD immediately! Been here ever since. LOL
@@johnmarks714 I lived in Quesada st for 2 years I didn't like it. Then I moved to Innes Ave, I really loved it. It wasn't that bad of a neighborhood. Overall we're ever you live in hp you WILL hear gunshots and 3rd street bikers.
I remember circa 1970 on the Muni coming back from a late Giant's game at Candlestick; Bus driver said don't sit next to the windows; A few rocks did come flying.
People all the time say that California neighborhoods are too nice to b dangerous but trust some of the nicest places have the shadiest activities and is done by completely unassuming people. There's a saying out here "dont let the nice weather and palm trees fool ya"
@red diamond71 yea unfortunately that’s just kids these days: “my hood is tougher than ur hood...”. Realistically everywhere who been in the hood know there is good parts to it like community and cookouts n shit but most ppl tryna make a way n gtfo the hood
@red diamond71 SF isn’t the most dangerous city in the bay or NorCal but trust me sunnydale, TL, Potrero hill, hunters point, Zone 5 is not a good place to move to. Growing up and seeing family get murdered is something u should never get used to but ppl seem to be desensitized to it cuz they situation
@red diamond71 if u can give back to the hood and buy property then ur giving back which is good. But u gotta get out of the “trapped” hood mindset first in order to that more ppl should give back once they made it out.
wow folks that's my old neighborhood. you really went on that top of the hill, that hood is RBL Posse territory. harbor Road (H.R.D) Big Block. Charlie should have came by back then when it was popping 1999-2004. sadly it was also very violent then. dope show Charlie
As an Dutch man I'm wondering how expensive those cars are in the hoods. Here in the Netherlands we have some pretty fucked up hoods to, and yes we got bmw and audi. But damnnn a whole street with cars like that💯🚘
I've been on that dead end street. Hunters Point isn't the same. It's been gentrified and most of the area has been torn down, minus the few that you see, where they've renovated it. A few years ago, that area was way bigger. The old Hunters Point was a dangerous place.
@@fuckthisgayshit not really. The owner hits all of the city hoods. I've been living out here for almost 20 yrs. But the hoods here have changed a lot in the Bay area. Dangerous. But not as dangerous like they were before the gentrification. I'm assuming that he's from Detroit, because of the 313 area code. I was raised there and Detroit had some projects more dangerous than Hunters Point. Brewster Projects is a prime example. In Pontiac, Michigan, which is outside of Detroit. It was more like Richmond, Cali during the 80's and 90s. The old Lakeside projects was pretty much like the old Hunters Point. Anyways. There are places in Detroit that you just don't go to, unless you know someone. East side. Same with Chicago. The old Cabrini Green projects, was a war zone for the gangs. Chicago has always been a gangster city. As is L.A. But L.A. has calmed down a lot after the 90s. Most of the cities were worse during the 80s and 90s, because of the crack epidemic that lead to turf wars. I remember those years very well. L.A. wasn't the only place were Niggas were killing at schools and funerals. That shit was happening in Detroit too, during the 80s and 90s. I remember those years very well, and knew cats that I knew from school, whom died.
Had a friend who used to life in S.F. He moved out in the early 2000’s, sold his house. When he came back to visit ten years later, he said he remembered as to why he left.
The city is ridicously overpopulated and it's annoying af lol jus tryna go anywhere is a damn headache. I still love it tho. I'd live outside SF but not actually I'm the city. Wayyyyyy too busy for me 🤷🏾♀️
Bruh this is where I grew up this my home town and he went on my block bro, aye all my homies and everybody I know from here. It ain’t as bad as it was when I was young but it still get grimey over there
I lived in Oakland for nearly two years from Wisconsin then due to better career opportunities, I moved to San Francisco and resided there for thirty six years. I did well there however in all honesty, I always hated the gloomy cold weather in San Francisco which is why I relocated to the Southern California desert. 😎🌴🌵
Don't hate on Karl the Fog. Takes a certain dude to appreciate him hanging around until 1-2 in the afternoon. I had to go to school in Socal and move back to appreciate him.
I think all the construction and re-population with non offenders was on Newson originally? I remember him playing basketball with the local kids back in the early thousands, and talking about helping people... In a way he kept his word, by letting people come back. But I understand a condition was added that anyone who got caught for a substantial crime was not allowed back to their upgraded home, yet was allowed to apply for other, older public housing. I think it was a catch, where people agreed to temporarily move oit while their homes were leveled and rebuilt on the old foundation, then after leaving, found out that any family members with a criminal background were not only unwelcome, but allowing them to come home coukd get your whole family kicked out on violating the new rules.
@@OTRDRILLAH700 we drive cars, hop out and get back in and pull off. If it’s to many hills we gotta run into the backyard of one of them houses to get away from enemies
Kevin Epps made a top shelf documentary about this is 2003 Straight Outta Hunter's Point. Ive been there so watching it is more transparent then for an outsider, but you will get the idea pretty quick if you look at Hunter's Point on a map, and acknowledge the Navy part was always techmically off limits.
It looks like a different environment now. Back then it was fluid, no roadblocks, no constriction, just perfect views and if you're white like me, people come straight up and check if you're lost
It's always funny how the Lakeview/Oceanview area is kinda ignored as a hood in SF. There aren't many projects but it's as well taken care of by SF city standards or by the north side of the hill (Ingleside) just a half mile away. It also has a relatively high black population for the city, this doesn't make it a hood but it does correlate with cities never putting the money into "black" neighborhoods. At this point with the pushing out of post WW2 black homeowners, Lakeview/Oceanview is now a fairly diverse neighborhood even for SF standards. Also fun fact, depending on what a resident calls the neighborhood let's you know how deep their roots there are as the city renamed/rebranded the neighborhood in the 2000s to Oceanview. Funny enough on a clear day you can see both the lake and the ocean.
I'm from Lakeview. Grew up off of Randolph Street. And there was a time in the 90's when Lakeview was the worst hood in the whole city. Locally, Lakeview was always well known. Some of the best underground Bay Area rappers of all time came from the View like Cougnut (R.I.P.) and Cellski. They pioneered Bay Area rap, period. In a way, they were doing what rappers nationwide easily do today (i.e. independently producing your own hardcore street music for the hood without a record label or mainstream media push) when it was a lot harder to produce and distribute your own music and go viral back in the 90's.
Its wild how EVERY hood has 1 dude that stays on the corner dancing because of a bad batch of drugs or PTSD they never bounced back from while trying to medicate.
I pass through there every few weeks to jump on the freeway. That is the first place in my life where I’ve seen women walking down the road wearing nice bedroom slippers. No shyte...real nice ones too, I’m like now why wear them outside in that mess.
No it aint. A lotta has changedvsince 2004 when hood 2 hood 1 came out. A lotta niggas dead, a lot of the jets got tore down, and a lot of niggas left the city.
for the people that's saying these hoods look nice. Thats because cali builds nice things around these hoods sort of kinda like putting a cover up on it. The people still stays tho so its dangerous. But It don't seem that way because its so gentrified now
That’s why you can’t do a drive by on harbor road. It’s a dead end, and “u gon have ta bust a u” (u turn). And when cats from other turfs try to pull that funny sh_t, easy ambush.
Federal Housing Projects. Million dollar views of SF bay for $300/month. But you don't want your kids to have to deal with that. Hunters Point projects too famous (infamous?) for feds to to condemn, plough, and sell to developers. To many rappers came from there. To much sentiment. But Sunnydale and Potrero Hill are gonna get ploughed and sold off. Remaining residents will get a how get put in other low income housing.
@@mikimalone8611 I'm guessing east coast, midwest, etc. In terms of overall look in the country, California hoods have always had a more distinguished look compared to the east coast and midwest who are much older and the buildings are outdated. From across the country, east coast and sometimes midwest hood housing projects consist of older brick buildings that have a high amount of urban decay, as well as an atmosphere that of a ghost town. The reason why California housing looks more different is because of how young it is within the 50 states, weather and climate, and the new development of infrastructure at the time of its settling.
@@oaklandman3180 I went to Dallas and toured their "projects" and housing authority. Owned properties. Over the past 20 or so years they've rebuilt the "projects" into townhouse subdivisions. Google and see. It's really nice.
@@mikimalone8611 I've seen Dallas before, and I agree that the housing looks very nice and some of it reminds me of homes in Florida. That being said, Dallas is very active as well just like California is. A lot of rappers have gotten their lives taken early out there a lot recently, I needa go there soon.
Uh..I act like this sometimes and I don’t drink or so drugs. Very beginning of video. Very smooth moves. I love it. He just walked away! Ha! He’s 😎 cool.
While some are caught up in the appearance, please believe when I tell you that HP is no joke, especially that hill area with all those projects. I used to go to the Oakdale back in the day and hang with my friend and their fam over there. I can tell you that every time I was over there something went down. I remember one time I was over there and I saw about 4-5 housing security get into it with some youngsters who were too deep. It wasn’t long before someone in a nearby part of the projects started popping shots off. That’s just one of the number of stories I can talk about just visiting over there. Don’t sleep on SF. Very treacherous over there.
Also, people need to consider that many of these projects get surface level repairs. What you see now is not the way they originally looked back in the day. And don’t get me started on the environmental factors over there with that old naval base. A lot of nose bleeds going on over there if you know what I mean.
The vid of the dude dancing is actually in Portola district, not Bayview Hunters Point. But many folks from The Point do frequent that area since it’s right next to them.
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Thank you for the content as usual. If you can sometime please cover Yonkers, NY where DMX grew up, I'm sure many of the subscribers would be interested.
If you come to Tacoma/ Seattle I gotchu
Ima get in touch with you n cash app you about coming to do other sides of Spartanburg,Sc like (Saxon,Eastside, Northside,Westside,n more of the soufside)
@Dr. Freeze u should go in the real world n get off of the internet it seems Thas all u got u talk about everything u haven’t done and every where u haven’t been I really hope u show ur face one day s
@Dr. Freeze bro u talk to much just live yo life stop worrying about us n wat we got goin on u speakin on shit u don’t know about niggaz dying behind dis shit every city got they bad parts and hunters point is one of them nobody tryna flex about nothing so stop sayin shit bra I’m from harbor road do yo research it’s somone dying everyday around here n it’s niggaz like u sayin anything on the enternet u a internet nigha bro go get some money n do some wit yo life u got nun else better to do it seem
no hood is complete without a random dancing pedestrian on the sidewalk
That dude wasn't in HP- he was in the Portola District- mostly Chinese.
Pretty sure the guy dancing is Trevor Dunbar🤣😭 shift team general🤘🤘
He def wasn’t in the point. He was standing on San Bruno Ave. I used to go to the Boys Club growing up.
@@rickesteves4783 yeah a few minutes in he was on oakdale. That’s projects🤷♂️
Lmao and harbour road
At least this hood has a nice view
Thats why living in the hood in the westcoast is better lol
@@teonntejohnson7450 ya u right but also expensive as fuck lol I’m from Texas hoods here diff
I remember watching the City and 880 Cypress Burn from my Backyard window in 89
Don’t let the view fool you countless dead bodies in this hood stayed there for 8 years if you not from here have no business or don’t know nobody you are food a lot of people drove in the one way and never made it out and that’s facts it’s not like it used to be in any hood in the city but shut still go on broad daylight shootings etc
@@shawnmoe5479 is west coast as bad as west side of Chicago it’s pretty bad out there
San Fran is so unique, there's literally no place I've seen that looks similar
I agree. Where you from?
True. SF and New Orleans have a unique appearance and architecture. Maybe Boston.
It’s one of the most beautiful cities in the country.
@@jimfoley8014 Seattle
@@jimfoley8014 I think Boston's the one that looks most similar to SF. And both towns are called the city in their respective areas.
San Francisco is a trillion dollar city with a million dollar view on hoods
This place looks like a dump
@@AyanAli-py7ci a very rich dump
@@kyoakland facts rich dump
I live in Raleigh NC much better then this dump.
@@gregorycyr9272 keep telling yourself that and you might actually believe it one day
SF the only hood where your house will sell for over a million dollars and it's in reality not worth 10k
For real some of these houses are hella old and need more than a fixer upper they need to redo the foundation lmao
These are public housing.
Believe it or not but a lot of this is new housing 😂 it used to be much worse
The craziest thing about SF to me is the hills.
Makes me look at parking brakes differently.
I’m from the Bay but I hate SF for that one reason😂 u gotta hit yo brakes going down the hills they so steep
They beat me and my motorcycle up pretty bad
But they also kept me in shape and gave me breathtaking scenery
Yup im dizzy
i wouldn't want to ride a bike in that city lol
I worked at Bayview-Hunters Pt Foundation for years, starting with the AIDS crisis and afterwards doing community street health outreach. Cancer studies too.The ground was still toxic from WW2 .Cancer rates were thru the roof. As dangerous as parts of the neighborhood were, especially when crack hit, everyone was welcoming and respectful. Relieved yet angry they were finally being remembered. Thanks for this; so many memories.
Spot on regarding the crack era. I made a similar point. Most of the cities during that era were worse back then, than today. I was a young adult, in my 20s and remember the killings because of the turf wars back in the Detroit, Milwaukee and Chicago. And during those years, L.A. was off the chain with the gang wars that were more crack related. Same with Oakland, Richmond, Ca and Pontiac, Mi and the list goes on.
Hunters Point has of the best views in the city. I love San Francisco my favorite place in the world 🌎 to go to.
In the hood the houses are still worth a mil plus. I lived there for two years. I got stuck up at night on the corner where the video started
That whole area has so much potential and History. I had fun living there. 👍🏻
About 10 years ago me and my buddy Chris got robbed for his car at the gas station there, before Uber so had to walk!!
@@ggrij2004 10 years ago it wayyyyy worse
Yes it was worse but now it like zombie land sense the covid which is good keep y'all tale in the house lol
One thing most never mention is growing up in The Point gave a lot of people Cancer from all the radiation....
🤯where did the radiation come from ?
@@georgeblue3835 it’s a former military base housing
@@georgeblue3835
Naval shipping yards
@@georgeblue3835 They used to decontaminate old ships used in nuclear tests at the Hunters Point Shipyard. To be honest, it's really just trace amounts. It doesn't amount to what you'd receive from living in Denver or frequent flying. "Radiation" is always a scary word to people, but the health effects are much more likely to be due to PCBs, heavy metals, and pollution from the power plant that used to be down there.
it's the paints and chemicals used too, and it's only recent that it's now trace amounts, for years and decades they just left it in the dirt at the shipyard and it wasn't until the in the past 20 that they started removing the top soil and fixing the site, I personally wouldn't even swim in the water at park there which I've seen people do over by candlestick.
Crazy thing is so many people died in these areas I'm from Oakland but both city's were on fire in the 90s and early 2000s....
Is Ezale still alive or locked up? He Hasn’t made new music in years
Facts
Bruh, same thing in LA and San Diego.....2004- 2005....alot of gentrification started happening in some of the rougher spots in them two cities
@@Gazooo29 Think he was just a one hit wonder with that too high song lol
@red diamond71 what is hood to you? Maybe you should meet the people that live in that neighborhood Or better yet check its history I don’t know about today but if you walked in there in the 90s you would’ve got checked
This guy reminds me of the dancing dude on the corner of Cadieux and Harper Street in Detroit..at the gas station..doing his thang I ain’t mad at him 😂😂🤣ain’t bothering nobody,, in his own zone😎😷
😂😂
San Francisco is so beautiful even the hoods look like they on valuable land. Shout out to San Fran I know they got solid kats out there
Shidd come out here and see the real for yourself
Got a friend in Bayview which is a pretty rough looking hood but the home is worth over a million dollars!
@@stevecurry3169 what u mean
@@theo.g.441 lol politics can never diminish the natural beauty of a place brotha
@@mando6381 so youre acknowledging the problems. What happens behind the scenes matters.
Dude just go there
Yeah what I miss the most from S.F. That natural summer time Air conditioner known as "The Fog." Rest of the country could be burning up but I would be wearing pants and a hoodie in July...
This didn't age well :D
I dont live in SF anymore but growing up in The Mission I knew HP, Double Rock, The Swamp amongst other spots were not to mess with.
Where was The Swamp?
@@jimfoley8014 Sunnydale
@@jimfoley8014Man it's been like 20 years but If I remember they were across from The Cow Palace on Geneva. There was alot of hoods. Filmore. Army St. VGs on 14th. Potrero Hill.
I've lived here 10 years and don't know what those spots are. I usually don't even go into the Mission either.
I'm from Oakland and I agree
Miss the city. Ain’t the same when I grew up in the late 80’s and early 90’s out there though. Went to Ida B Wells back in the early 2,000’s and made it to a PhD thinking I’d be able to move back but it’s to expensive.
Not bad looking Hood compared to Detrot, Philly and Chicago. I worked in the Hunters Point Area in the 1960's and we never went without escort into the Hunters point Area. it was dangerous even then. Especially if you were white or asian
That's only because is not even deep into hunters point yet. Gets real hood. Plus there are many many more projects.
It’s cali. There’s a law that made them rebuild the projects make them newer so a lot of the projects have been rebuilt since 2010
@@michaelchu4690 sunnydale lmaooo he don’t know. Crips tell stories bout stuff out there in San Fran and LA. Real rough. There’s reasons no one’s making videos there at night
SF love. Fresno/stockton might be worth exploring for your channel too since you're in CA
Explore the human feces on the ground
Stockton? Charlie might see Nate and Nick Diaz there. Would love an interview they actually grew up in the hood there and made it in UFC
@@joemonteirosportsshorts3343 Stockton has some crime but its not really the hood its just ignorant there wit many posers frok what ive heard, I never been through there though
Don't forget madera...that place is a shit hole too
@@mando6381 I'm not from Stockton but I have to disagree with you. It certainly does have a hood, and them dudes get active, what separates Stockton from other cities in the bay area and sacramento is that Stockton is very poor city with crime rate and it doesn't have a good economy other cities in the bay and sac have money Stockton is just very poor so people resort to crime
Charlie you got any footage from the Tenderloin or the Mission?
The projects that beef with each other are literally a block away from each other that’s what’s crazy about Hunters Point
This hood is so nice I think Nicholas Cage lives there
😂😂😂
Lol ........ghost Rider doesn't live in hunters point....promise you that, maybe portrero hill....
Hunters Point is far from "nice"
Go over there and get yo dumb ass striped
@@trentdawg2832 Maybe Holly Courts or something like that.
These are the most beautiful hoods I have ever seen
nah go to the favelas in brasil u wont make it out but at least the views r nice xddd
They look a lot worse in person
That's Hunters Point is going through gentrification. It's not the same like when I'd came out here almost 20 years ago. It was a place that you don't drive in back then. 3rd street was bad too back then. Most of the projects in San Francisco is going through gentrification. I came out here from Detroit almost 20 years ago. Richmond was very dangerous back in the day. It still is. But different. Reminds me of Pontiac back during the 80s and 90s. The Yawk.
I went to City College at the time, in the late nineties. I lived in North Beach so usually I would take the 15 or 30 bus to the Powell BART station and getting off at the Balboa Park station. The 15 bus also goes there so one day I decided to take it all the way home. It weaved through all the projects and then all the way down third street...I remember it being rough af and getting the evil eye!
I always loved the Bay more than So. Cal. The Bay is like the east coast with the west coast scenery
Thank you for posting. I am raised in San Francisco. I know the areas. I worked at the Post office Evans Street for 25yrs. And lived up there in Burnal Hights. Great upload 👍
You should drive through the Black Beverly Hills (Ladera Heights, View Park, Fox Hills area of L.A.).
Frl he needs to do that
There are definitely some much worse areas that are not included in this video. Doesn't look like he went through Potrero Hill either. Yes some of the dangerous areas have good views but you would not want to live there for any price, most of the projects are infested with black mold and roaches.
Now that's the first time I seen hood's that have a waterfront view...wow! Very impressive!
Lollll
Get robbed in front of the water
That water is toxic. Thats where the U.S stored the atomic bomb during WWII people that work around there always find fish with 3 eyes or other deformities. The soil in hunter’s point is toxic too, 1 out of every 2 children born in Hunter’s Point will develop cancer at some point in their life. Dont let that waterfront fool you.
Far rockaway queens
@@ghettomechanicllc3070 omg!
In a lot of these Channel tour vids across the USA, being an Australian arborist, it's nice to see Eucalypts dominating.
That shit is literally all over California
Yeah for some reason eucalyptus trees are all over the Bay Area , ive seen a few groves in so call too
Any time you walk in a forest or past nature in the bay, high chance you’ll smell eucalyptus
@@fernandoacosta7423 Aussies brought them over. A lot of them made it over during the Gold Rush (a gang of them called the "Sydney Ducks" burned down SF multiple times until they were ran out of town by the Vigilance Committee). People loved them because the coastal areas of California had few native trees and they grow to full size in just a few years. They created instant forests. Nowadays a lot of conservationists want to get rid of them.
It changed alot since I been there growing up there you couldn't go to certain areas if you were from different parts of the city hood wars
me too..remember Valencia Gardens? Geneva Towers? Pink Palace in the Fillmoe? Now they all trendy areas
Sunnydale Housing Projects
@@karireyes7603 Facts. I remember a homeboy of mine from Fillmore him and his homeboy nearly got smashed on the M Ocean View train by lakeview cats they thought they were going too the Sunnydale at the same time Fillmore wasn't a good deal ethier they was at odds with them,he told them they live up the street .
The Sucka Free. They don't smoke that "bammer weed" in these parts. 😉
Dank 😁It was the summer of 1992 and I was a 19 year old kid when I arrived here in SF. First place I took a ride thru was up 3rd to Hunters Point. Crazy times!! RBL Posse was big back then. Bought their CD immediately! Been here ever since. LOL
It's weird seeing Electric/ Utility overhead cables. In Europe everything is under the ground.
Some cables are underground here too.
I have so much love for SF! Born and raised in SF. Lived in Hunters point for 4 years.
Did you love HP?
@@johnmarks714 I lived in Quesada st for 2 years I didn't like it. Then I moved to Innes Ave, I really loved it. It wasn't that bad of a neighborhood. Overall we're ever you live in hp you WILL hear gunshots and 3rd street bikers.
I remember circa 1970 on the Muni coming back from a late Giant's game at Candlestick; Bus driver said don't sit next to the windows; A few rocks did come flying.
People all the time say that California neighborhoods are too nice to b dangerous but trust some of the nicest places have the shadiest activities and is done by completely unassuming people. There's a saying out here "dont let the nice weather and palm trees fool ya"
the weather not even nice lol but we pretty spoiled in the bay its always foggy and windy but at least never too hot or rainy
@red diamond71 yea unfortunately that’s just kids these days: “my hood is tougher than ur hood...”. Realistically everywhere who been in the hood know there is good parts to it like community and cookouts n shit but most ppl tryna make a way n gtfo the hood
@red diamond71 SF isn’t the most dangerous city in the bay or NorCal but trust me sunnydale, TL, Potrero hill, hunters point, Zone 5 is not a good place to move to. Growing up and seeing family get murdered is something u should never get used to but ppl seem to be desensitized to it cuz they situation
@red diamond71 if u can give back to the hood and buy property then ur giving back which is good. But u gotta get out of the “trapped” hood mindset first in order to that more ppl should give back once they made it out.
@red diamond71 🤣😂
Sending Love to SF from Los Angeles,ca ❤💯.
That place dangerous more power to you , word of advice don't let people know you filming this shit cause you automatically suspect .
wow folks that's my old neighborhood.
you really went on that top of the hill, that hood is RBL Posse territory. harbor Road (H.R.D) Big Block. Charlie should have came by back then when it was popping 1999-2004. sadly it was also very violent then. dope show Charlie
There are several projects (Harbor, Kirkwood, Oakdale, West Point, etc.) that make up HP.
Each with a different architecture style and color scheme
I can't believe you drove right infront of my house when you back up from the close street. Wow!
Northern & southern california look totally different. Southern california has really beautiful looking hoods with alot of nice houses and palm trees.
Bay Area wya? These the projects he was driving past by the way harbor road th-cam.com/video/SEYgHoPtotM/w-d-xo.html
Hiding
As an Dutch man I'm wondering how expensive those cars are in the hoods. Here in the Netherlands we have some pretty fucked up hoods to, and yes we got bmw and audi. But damnnn a whole street with cars like that💯🚘
Federal housing, low rent. Leaves money for a car payment.
@@jimfoley8014 maybe the prices are just different here in Europe compared to the US but its like 50,000€$ cars🤣🤪
He went by my ex bfs flat in this video...and I lived in the NL ....lots of family out there.
It’s 2021 nobody barley is riding in buckets dude be real wit ur self everyone is payin leases on cars n shit
@@SleazFn come to Europe and you will cry about the prices here
12:52 last original greenhouses in the city. They still grow plants for nursery and private hobbyist.
Dope San Francisco hoods and Hunters Point housing projects video Charlie 👍🔥💯
Went to the swamps, hunters point and Fillmore, asking some questions didnt nobody know ...... RIP cougnut!
RIP west coast bad boy
Dying for nothing
cleaner than I expected
Charlie was on big block. That dead end is mainy. Yall trippin if u think they sweet in the point. Real killin field.
Sounds awesome
Those fools from outta state always compare with CALI cause we known for this street shit
I was going to comment on that dead end, a lot of people never made it out of that dead end!!!! At the very least you would’ve got robbed and stripped
I've been on that dead end street. Hunters Point isn't the same. It's been gentrified and most of the area has been torn down, minus the few that you see, where they've renovated it. A few years ago, that area was way bigger. The old Hunters Point was a dangerous place.
@@fuckthisgayshit not really. The owner hits all of the city hoods. I've been living out here for almost 20 yrs. But the hoods here have changed a lot in the Bay area. Dangerous. But not as dangerous like they were before the gentrification. I'm assuming that he's from Detroit, because of the 313 area code. I was raised there and Detroit had some projects more dangerous than Hunters Point. Brewster Projects is a prime example. In Pontiac, Michigan, which is outside of Detroit. It was more like Richmond, Cali during the 80's and 90s. The old Lakeside projects was pretty much like the old Hunters Point. Anyways. There are places in Detroit that you just don't go to, unless you know someone. East side. Same with Chicago. The old Cabrini Green projects, was a war zone for the gangs. Chicago has always been a gangster city. As is L.A. But L.A. has calmed down a lot after the 90s. Most of the cities were worse during the 80s and 90s, because of the crack epidemic that lead to turf wars. I remember those years very well. L.A. wasn't the only place were Niggas were killing at schools and funerals. That shit was happening in Detroit too, during the 80s and 90s. I remember those years very well, and knew cats that I knew from school, whom died.
Had a friend who used to life in S.F. He moved out in the early 2000’s, sold his house. When he came back to visit ten years later, he said he remembered as to why he left.
The city is ridicously overpopulated and it's annoying af lol jus tryna go anywhere is a damn headache. I still love it tho. I'd live outside SF but not actually I'm the city. Wayyyyyy too busy for me 🤷🏾♀️
People in chargers and challengers always act like they have to pull ahead of people like their cars are more important.
come through the 831. salinas, Seaside
Yee Santa Cruz is full of tents
@@PersianWombat Good one.
Oh you in our Bay Area 💯
Now Slide to Richmond ca
Bruh this is where I grew up this my home town and he went on my block bro, aye all my homies and everybody I know from here. It ain’t as bad as it was when I was young but it still get grimey over there
I lived in Oakland for nearly two years from Wisconsin then due to better career opportunities, I moved to San Francisco and resided there for thirty six years. I did well there however in all honesty, I always hated the gloomy cold weather in San Francisco which is why I relocated to the Southern California desert. 😎🌴🌵
Don't hate on Karl the Fog. Takes a certain dude to appreciate him hanging around until 1-2 in the afternoon. I had to go to school in Socal and move back to appreciate him.
I must just be a gloomy person, I'll always love my Sunset fog. :P
I grew up in Geneva towers in the City, look it up on TH-cam. Pretty dope footage from the 80-90s
I remember Geneva Towers. Remember the Pink Palace in the Fillmore from early 80's? Maybe u too young
I knew a couple cats from Geneva Towers. Moved out here to Sac after they were condemned and eventually torn down
I walked by there in 1980, almost got hit by a t.v set from the seventh floor window
he drove thru towerside at the end lol
I think all the construction and re-population with non offenders was on Newson originally? I remember him playing basketball with the local kids back in the early thousands, and talking about helping people...
In a way he kept his word, by letting people come back. But I understand a condition was added that anyone who got caught for a substantial crime was not allowed back to their upgraded home, yet was allowed to apply for other, older public housing.
I think it was a catch, where people agreed to temporarily move oit while their homes were leveled and rebuilt on the old foundation, then after leaving, found out that any family members with a criminal background were not only unwelcome, but allowing them to come home coukd get your whole family kicked out on violating the new rules.
You’d get shot at for filming in HP circa 1987. It was the Wild West once the sun went down. Fun times riding my skateboard at the bowl.
California is very hilly!
Imagine gettin caught by yo opps down hill tryna run back to yo block it’s ova wit
@@OTRDRILLAH700 happens all the time here
San Francisco peninsula has a very hilly terrain.
@@OTRDRILLAH700 we drive cars, hop out and get back in and pull off. If it’s to many hills we gotta run into the backyard of one of them houses to get away from enemies
@@Jsmash_424 who is we lol stop the cap kid
Kevin Epps made a top shelf documentary about this is 2003 Straight Outta Hunter's Point.
Ive been there so watching it is more transparent then for an outsider, but you will get the idea pretty quick if you look at Hunter's Point on a map, and acknowledge the Navy part was always techmically off limits.
It looks like a different environment now. Back then it was fluid, no roadblocks, no constriction, just perfect views and if you're white like me, people come straight up and check if you're lost
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It's always funny how the Lakeview/Oceanview area is kinda ignored as a hood in SF. There aren't many projects but it's as well taken care of by SF city standards or by the north side of the hill (Ingleside) just a half mile away. It also has a relatively high black population for the city, this doesn't make it a hood but it does correlate with cities never putting the money into "black" neighborhoods. At this point with the pushing out of post WW2 black homeowners, Lakeview/Oceanview is now a fairly diverse neighborhood even for SF standards. Also fun fact, depending on what a resident calls the neighborhood let's you know how deep their roots there are as the city renamed/rebranded the neighborhood in the 2000s to Oceanview. Funny enough on a clear day you can see both the lake and the ocean.
Good luck on getting a clear day as it also has some of the WORST and stereotypically foggy weather more so than the rest of the city...
I'm from Lakeview. Grew up off of Randolph Street. And there was a time in the 90's when Lakeview was the worst hood in the whole city. Locally, Lakeview was always well known. Some of the best underground Bay Area rappers of all time came from the View like Cougnut (R.I.P.) and Cellski. They pioneered Bay Area rap, period. In a way, they were doing what rappers nationwide easily do today (i.e. independently producing your own hardcore street music for the hood without a record label or mainstream media push) when it was a lot harder to produce and distribute your own music and go viral back in the 90's.
54 MUNI BUS Route, much has improved since late 80s and early 90s
That’s Trevor Dunbar at the beginning lol. Former high school basketball phenom
I’m from Sacramento but I have a lot of family from Harbor Road. Hunters Point ain’t no place like it
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In you didn't know about Harbor Road be glad it ain't the 90's boy
Them Cali hoods always look cool on the outside looking in
Dangerous as fuck up there
Especially after dark.
Harbor road was a wild place
"Dont look at the crazy dancing man baby" 😂😂😂
☄️☄️ come slide to da dubbs in Oakland then go thru da vill 69 and 65k
Don't forget 85th Mini Park, 35th and Allendale, Acorn Projects, Cypress Village, Stone City, Sobrante Park.
@@pop2x898 No shyt
He already slid thru the Town
It certainly seem to be cleaner than downtown on market st.6 street around that area the tenderloin turk st
Just literally left Frisco and I didn't wanna leave.
You should got to the Japan town projects in SF.
Japantown has projects? I only know about Chinatown one.
@@MsJaiMae.........right. Where are the Japan town projects?
@@msd4743 South of Japan Town there seems to be some kind of low income/public housing where there's always shootings?
@@icemeoutlikeelsa You talking about EddyRock project aka outta control ?
Oh you mean the Fillmoe
Mane all dat up and down the hill got me dizzy as hell
I've passed by there a few times, For a hood the housing prices are insane
Wym?
@@johnwayne6226 SF has some of the most expensive housing in the country
San Francisco is a pissy dump
@@Conrailfan2596 how much does it cost do you think?
@@johnwayne6226 it costs up into six figures or more, keep in mind that San Francisco is the silicon valley.
Weare you from hoomie?
You from Detroit? 313😎
Its wild how EVERY hood has 1 dude that stays on the corner dancing because of a bad batch of drugs or PTSD they never bounced back from while trying to medicate.
Used to be A Beautiful City ' You Can Still Buy Crack On Market Street Near the Federal Building By the Methadone clinic
That’s Trevor Dunbar
I pass through there every few weeks to jump on the freeway. That is the first place in my life where I’ve seen women walking down the road wearing nice bedroom slippers. No shyte...real nice ones too, I’m like now why wear them outside in that mess.
Think SF is sweet if you want to lol watch hood 2 hood part 1 it's still like that!!!
No it aint. A lotta has changedvsince 2004 when hood 2 hood 1 came out. A lotta niggas dead, a lot of the jets got tore down, and a lot of niggas left the city.
Looks much better than Tenderloin, SF.
used to be way worse, now the new buildings have teslas parked outside lol
When I moved from Mariners village to Oakland in 2003, none of that shit on the other side of Evans was there.
for the people that's saying these hoods look nice. Thats because cali builds nice things around these hoods sort of kinda like putting a cover up on it. The people still stays tho so its dangerous. But It don't seem that way because its so gentrified now
That’s why you can’t do a drive by on harbor road. It’s a dead end, and “u gon have ta bust a u” (u turn). And when cats from other turfs try to pull that funny sh_t, easy ambush.
Real spit
I love driving by those places... in GTA San Andreas haha
Lls might be the hood but that's a cakewalk to the PROJECTS on the East Coast. DC, Bmore,Richmond makes this place look like vacation😂😂😂
@notyo mamasjects boring nothing to see there
Trust me it ain't especially in the 90s you wouldn't have walked nowhere near these projects
@@kyoakland nigga you buggin I'm from the east coast, our pjs different Bob
Tony Bennett wouldn't have left anything behind if he went through this part of town.
9:42 cool looking hood. Wonder how much these houses cost
If this looks nice to you where exactly do you live?
Federal Housing Projects. Million dollar views of SF bay for $300/month. But you don't want your kids to have to deal with that. Hunters Point projects too famous (infamous?) for feds to to condemn, plough, and sell to developers. To many rappers came from there. To much sentiment. But Sunnydale and Potrero Hill are gonna get ploughed and sold off. Remaining residents will get a how get put in other low income housing.
@@mikimalone8611 I'm guessing east coast, midwest, etc. In terms of overall look in the country, California hoods have always had a more distinguished look compared to the east coast and midwest who are much older and the buildings are outdated. From across the country, east coast and sometimes midwest hood housing projects consist of older brick buildings that have a high amount of urban decay, as well as an atmosphere that of a ghost town. The reason why California housing looks more different is because of how young it is within the 50 states, weather and climate, and the new development of infrastructure at the time of its settling.
@@oaklandman3180
I went to Dallas and toured their "projects" and housing authority. Owned properties.
Over the past 20 or so years they've rebuilt the "projects" into townhouse subdivisions. Google and see. It's really nice.
@@mikimalone8611 I've seen Dallas before, and I agree that the housing looks very nice and some of it reminds me of homes in Florida. That being said, Dallas is very active as well just like California is. A lot of rappers have gotten their lives taken early out there a lot recently, I needa go there soon.
@0:01 Thats the guy we need to distract security guards when the ps5 restocks
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Go to hayward, marin city, Antioch, Pittsburgh, Sacramento, stockton
415 to da 510
Uh..I act like this sometimes and I don’t drink or so drugs. Very beginning of video. Very smooth moves. I love it. He just walked away! Ha! He’s 😎 cool.
Yeah js don’t do it in public Kause everybody gonna assume you drunk or on drugs lol
I will always love my city born and raised
While some are caught up in the appearance, please believe when I tell you that HP is no joke, especially that hill area with all those projects. I used to go to the Oakdale back in the day and hang with my friend and their fam over there. I can tell you that every time I was over there something went down.
I remember one time I was over there and I saw about 4-5 housing security get into it with some youngsters who were too deep. It wasn’t long before someone in a nearby part of the projects started popping shots off. That’s just one of the number of stories I can talk about just visiting over there. Don’t sleep on SF. Very treacherous over there.
Also, people need to consider that many of these projects get surface level repairs. What you see now is not the way they originally looked back in the day. And don’t get me started on the environmental factors over there with that old naval base. A lot of nose bleeds going on over there if you know what I mean.
Yeah, it's very deceptive. Bayview/HP doesn't *look* sketchy in the same way the Tenderloin does, but I know where I'd rather be at midnight.
Always can tell someone that’s not from Ca
Nobody calls is San Fran....it’s frisco from ppl in Northern Ca
I always see someone comment this lol the older folks from mission call it san fran.
@@YoungShorts9000 my cousins on the east coast call it that and I cringe
Told them they definitely sounded like tourist
Me and my boys call it san Francisco because we are not gang a-- holes
I'm from here and I call it both
The vid of the dude dancing is actually in Portola district, not Bayview Hunters Point. But many folks from The Point do frequent that area since it’s right next to them.
Frisco is good but when you hit hunters point that’s where it gets sketchy.