DETROIT EASTSIDE GANG TERRITORY ( THE RED ZONE )
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- This video shows some of the territory of the notorious Detroit street gang 7mile Bloods on the eastside. They mainly operate in the 48205 zip code which they refer to as the Red Zone or 4820DIE. Some of the members were recently indicted for racketeering murder, attempt murder, drugs, armed robbery, and numerous other charges.
it's a shame that such elegant homes have gone into decay, once a great neighborhood now a wasteland
paul maloney wish Carl Sandburg was alive
Yep once a white neighborhood!
@Johnny West I just read a book called "The Color of Law" Breaks it down how the whites of San Francisco strategically created the housing market to benefit whites FIRST. And when middle class.and poor blacks moved in for port jobs, they strategically built substandard housing and let companies go down the drain so whites would move to more affluent neighborhoods. It's clowns like you who mislead everybody talking that bs. I read a book and everything you said is a lie. Foh
@Johnny West and they did this ALL OVER THE NATION throughout the 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s. Most racist and sexist people ever to run a country was post world war 2 USA. Get your shit together.
@Guy and Malcolm X, AND George Washington Carver AND FREDRICK Douglas AND Rosa Parks AND Michael Jackson AND Sammy Davis Jr AND
i feel like I'm going to get shot just sitting on my sofa in Australia
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Well, you guys have the Muslim problem more than we do currently, so your sofa in Australia isn't that safe anyway. And I won't even go into the spiders, snakes and salt water crocs!
@@DoubleDogDare54 🤣👍🏽
Kangaroo drive by
You will.
What's really sad about this video is that a lot of the homes look like they would/could be really nice if they were taken care of properly.
Yes , this is really what this is all about
Keen eyes
How do you take care of something when you have no education, no job, not much of anything. I'm white, but I grew up in a neighborhood not quite as bad as Detroit but close. A lot of blacks can't even get hired at department stores. I remember getting calls at 17. None of my black friends would. And as far as 'fixing up a house', my grandmother made 12$ an hour cleaning houses her whole life. She would usually have to call her friends to help her fix sometning. Sometimes she'd get ripped off. Be grateful for what you have. If you are one of the lucky ones to make it out of this it's usually because you got lucky. My education just being on that side of town was less than zero...disgusting. They don't care about you. I'm a woman so I was able to find someone, marry, and climb a social ladder out of it.
***** you are truely clueless. The level of addiction in the ghetto is staggering. The lack of education is another major reason why those trapped there can't get out. It is almost impossible for someone who is an addict to get a better education and secure a well-paying job.
I will agree with you about the level of addiction and lack of education, but those are symptoms of the poverty not the other way around. People turn to escapes like drugs when they are in a hopeless situation where they feel there is no way to get a better education or a job.
There is plenty of research into the subject you can read about.
However your statement about it being impossible for someone that is an addict to get a better education and a well paying job is also true. It's a cycle that starts with schools, economic opportunity, and public infrastructure leaving an area causing it to become destitute. People turn to alcohol and drugs to make money and to escape their collapsing community. This in turn leads to further depression and people become stuck in a loop that many are unable to escape.
***** people turn to drugs and alcohol because they give up on themselves and their communities. They promote the degradation of their communities instead of working to make it better. More drugs leads to more crime, violence, and poverty. The family structure is also destroyed by these factors, in turn leading to more drug use, illiteracy, and hopelessness. It is a vicious circle, one that can only be broken by those who have the insight to say "ENOUGH!" and do something about their situation, not by government handouts or by rioting and looting.
in Brazil this is considered a prime neighborhood, a beautiful place.
hugo santos in México same jajaja
@@vajraloka1 just stop not are fault tht are country didnt fuck themself up from corrupt leaders
What’s that supposed to mean ? You can still get killed for no reason here ? And no I don’t condone living poorly
U wish
freedom77 spoiled from maybe your point of view. Expect for the point where 12% of mothers lose their children before the age of 10, right. That’s spoiled
You know your in a bad area when the have yield signs instead of stop signs,who wants to come to a dead stop in that neighborhood..
phatreno g nigga that makes zero fucking sense
Noah Gjolaj Often, when people stop their cars on the road they get robbed. Somebody runs up and points a gun tells u to run ur pockets. That’s why it’s considered unwise to stop in a bad neighborhood.
Tons of metro Detroit cities have only yield signs. Nice cities. Not just in the city.
Some neighborhoods of Detroit you don’t even stop at red lights. Especially at night. Pause and keep it moving!
Detroit was once considered a model city of the WORLD.
@David Tucker Michigan has actually seen a population growth since 2016. Nice try, though.
@David Tucker yea blame the Unions you commie
It was called the Paris of the Midwest.
@@redriveral2764 ..actually you should see Paris these days. It's down the shits too..
What goes up must come down
I'm dreaming of owning a house one day and there are a bunch of them just rotting away
urban sprawl is a thing, if anything there are too many houses. and why would you care about houses in detroit where youll end up on liveleak if you stay there long enough?
@@herruntersturmfuhrer5731 I said I want a house, not that I want to live in the ghetto
@@herruntersturmfuhrer5731 you stupid, read what he wrote
me too, considering they were practically giving them away I would live there, do the place up slowly and make it awesome, wouldn't need a gun as I'd be too busy working on and around the house...I'm in Australia too...
if your white asian or openly gay you are going to have a real bad time there.
Very well done videos because you just drive and let the viewers take it in without any annoying narration or crappy music in the background.
Keep up the great work.
John Martinez next time capture some footage of actual people
There is music lol
But not loud barely can hear
@TheGenevaConvention 4 no copyright music you mean?
@@MaleAnkha AND its not "crappy music". Jay-Z - "Song Cry". Great track.
@@MaleAnkha I didn't type that YOU called it crappy. My response was to the original comment.
you notice there ain't no stop signs in the hood. you don't wanna be stopint in this hood bro!
I just thought someone took them all to put in their house or something stupid like that.
Ima Paine-diaz I don’t think it look that bad. Some broke down homes but overall it don’t look bad. You should see north philly Kensington. I’m sure this video don’t do it justice but it really don’t look that bad
I saw 2 yield signs at a 4 way stop.
"Never get off the boat"
Havent seen 1 person it looks like the suburbs stop
50 thousands people used to live here now it's a ghost town
Wtf 50k only? Our villiage is 25k god damn i thought it was big asf
@@canweget300subscribeswitht2 It's a cod thing lol not actually 50k people lived here
Bro what? The population of detroit is like 670k where did you get 50k from?
Dude.....do you even know what ur saying?
I‘m thankful of this video. As an exchange student from Switzerland living in Windsor I thought this city already looked run down, but wow that area looks scary. It‘s crazy to see the difference because I have been to Downtown Detroit a few times and I heard people saying that the city is being „reborn“ and „is coming back“ but this sure doesn‘t look like it.
When I first saw Robocop I thought it was making Detroit look like a hell hole for entertainment purposes. Little did I know.
And one person mowed their lawn at 3:29
They must be white or Hispanic
Paul D true!
Paul 0:32 there was one too😂😂😂
Ferdinand II uhhh,dude there’s plenty
Where?
These homes would cost a fortune to build today.
Ofc. You can’t plaster asbestos like you could in the old day. Stop romanticizing the past. The construction quality of these is bad in the long term
The homes where the street gangs hang out are the one's with the unkempt yards.
At least some of those people care about the look of their property. That's where the old timers live.
Damn you can tell some of those use to be nice houses
Right, when all white people lived there it was a nice neighborhood. Now it is a black neighborhood. This is just how they like to live. Every black community in every city, state and nation looks exactly like this.
Lily Lily lmao u sound dumb asf
Lily Lily so true!
@@lilylily7072?
The architecture up there was remarkable. I can see why Detroit was a wonder of the world.
Finally someone who gets it. The bricks up there were insane ...No other city in the USA has this level of brick architecture.
@Justin Collins Detroit is finally making some progress. My son works for a non profit development fund that invests in the city. The New Center area and Midtown are improving. Shinola is there, they make (assemble) beautiful watches, bicycles and leather goods. My wife bought me a Shinola watch for my last birthday.
WAS
@@darrinbrown6927 Chicago can def compete...but I do agree such gorgeous homes just gone to waste...truly sad.
I knew there was something special about detour
My old stomping grounds I was one of very few white boys to grow up in the red zone. I worked right in the heart of the red zone at moanes 3 dollar car wash.
I lived 7mi n Gratiot. Wasn't too bad as a kid in the 60s.
That’s funny, Mark Walberg’s character of a white boy from Detroit in the movie 4 Brothers is Bobby Mercer. Close
You and Eminem the only whites 🤣
@@joekz187 that is a nickname the guys at the carwash gave me it's not a coincidence that isnt my real name
@@merpsgxx eminem grew up in Warren no where near the redzone...still love him. Knew his stepbrother Nathan...they are cool cats. But they really stretch about the neighborhoods he lived in sometimes. I was working and living there for about 5 years a d grew up just over the 8 mile line in east detroit.
People forget they’re all apart of one race, the human race. Stop acting like you’re someone important
BEST COMMENT AWARD.....!
Its stupid, liberal bullshit like that that lets this fckn nonsense continue. You're part of the problem.
Bull shit
What about Nascar that's a race
This use to be a desired area to live in..
Unbelievable video. Absolutely amazing how its so obvious that when built, these were really nice houses that most people wouldve loved to have. Incredible the look and decline of them now.
Detroit is a patchwork. Some neighborhoods are actually fairly nice. Then you drive a few blocks and BAM! You're in the hood!
Thats what happens when the neighbors are all in drugs so messy.
I lived their for a while in '72 .
Hamtramic and Highland park were decent suburbs.
Went back in '79 and most of the
Auto plants were as empty as those abandoned houses.
Chew's Y's Lee Yeahh highland Park is bad now the only nice street I know is Boston Street
Hamtramck getting bad too. That’s where I live now I moved from the Osborn Neighborhood to Ham.
Hamtramck
Super Sayain no hamtramck was bad but is now much better actuallu
3:20 gotta some balls owning a blue van in the red zone
Detroit gangs ain't on that color shit brutha mane 😀
Lord Drip exactly. and really nowadays gangs everywhere don't bang colors like that because the police cracked down on it. you don't know who is who except from tats.
😂😂
It ain't like in real hoods especially not in Detroit, you been watchin movies
Spooby huh? A neighborhood called is called a “Red Zone” by the police to show areas of abnormal danger on a map. It In no way has anything to do with bloods or gang colors in anyway.
MY HOUSE IN THE THUMBNAIL LOL much love I just happened to scroll by this
You are really doing a service with these videos. EVERY American should watch these. It is heart wrenching. Parts of America are really third world ghettos. This is the legacy of the past 60 years of governance at the federal, state and city level. Where do we go from here? But the citizens have a responsibility here as well.....they have watched this happen.....and continue to vote in incumbents.
I currently live in Philadelphia and that city has many blocks that feature abandoned homes. But what's to do with these homes in Detroit, which must had been quite roomy and comfortable during the past times? Detroit needs to rebuild its economy and its school system if those houses are to be reoccupied and repaired. Otherwise another possible solution is that these abandoned blocks be seized, the houses torn down, and the parcels consolidated into large farmlands. Maybe agriculture could be the saving grace for Detroit (and many parts of Philadelphia).
They're already doing the big urban farms. Thing is, the city would have to know from whom to seize the homes which involves a lot of legal costs the city can't afford. Demolition costs a lot if the houses contain lead, asbestos or other hazardous materials. Detroit can try to rebuild its economy all it wants but there is a dearth of people who have the type of education needed to rebuild and sustain today's economy who want to _live_ in Detroit. The suburbs are still quite nice but the suburbs aren't Detroit. That's one of the reasons San Francisco and Seattle are so so expensive: lots of well-educated, well-paid people _want_ to live in those places. Detroit's school system there is NOTORIOUS for its mismanagement and without a tax base, it's WOEFULLY underfunded. It may not be as bad as it was ten years ago but it will never be what it was at its peak again.
It ain't dark yet that's when the roaches come out lmao
True
Lmaooooo
Hella roaches 😂😂😂😭😭😭
Like the ones in ya crib
@@Mrgeinsky 💀💀💀💀💀😭
Now, THAT looks scary even in daylight. Was in Detroit in 2008 daytrip from CLEVELAND. I said to my buddy, We're out of here before dark! He said, "Hell yes!"
Richard Lawson I went there in 2012. I bought a minivan in Toronto Ontario and got back through Detroit. I was in the downtown area and I stopped for dinner at a diner and left before the natives got restless.
Like any other big city there are areas you just don't go to or through.
Allan J I had to leave before the natives got restless.
Why??? As a white boy who works in Detroit, don't act the fool, don't show weakness, and be respectful. You'll be left alone. Yes there are places in Detroit you don't go unless you got business, but for the most part, you really don't have much to worry about. Act like a fool, you'll get treated accordingly.
2:37 haha chill bro
I’m from Detroit and I love my city. No matter how beautiful or how messed up the neighborhoods are. There’s no other place like Detroit.
Detroit has consistently been one of the worst cities in America!
Thank God.
Yeah and a place that someone with common sense would rather not live. Place is a shithole
@@childrey14 well thank God you don't have to live there Dumby... I own and rent out multiple houses there, I'm under 50 and I love it. people like you would bring my property value down
@David Tucker Okay
My dad grew up on Hazelridge. My grandparents left the neighborhood in 1981. It looks nothing like it did, back then. I drive through there, frequently, it brings back memories even though that house was burned down, 20+ years ago.
May I ask why I hear about house got burn down so often there ? What happened?
My brother once got his phone stolen on the way home while we were on the bus. Mind you we are 2 Latino teens in a predominantly black neighborhood. Anyway he got his phone snatched by a teen and he ran after him. During his chase he bumped into 4 fully grown big men in a car. They got my brothers phone back to him and no one got hurt. There’s also good people left
what a beautifull houses... i m sad for gardens. some like a forrest.. greetings in Bulgaria.
Охоо колега как е! :)
Detroit would have been perfect for Amazons second headquarters. Tons of real estate to develop with hundreds of homes that could either be rebuilt or leveled.
The blacks would object to gentrification. They always do.
@@DoubleDogDare54 you and I both know that the city council, black included would have fallen all over themselves to get Amazon. Money trumps all.
@@DoubleDogDare54 kind of weird you would say that. There are plenty of whites who object gentrification too. It's just that you never hear about it or you probably refuse to want to believe it yourself which I'm sure for you would be pretty scary.
DoubleDogDare54 that’s a fact not an objection. It is gentrification. You forget we LOVE to conform but HATE to include.
@Social Justice Nah. Just you.
Since this video has been released the 7mile "bloods" have been all but dismantled and residents are actively working hard to clean up the neighborhood by maintaining yards of abandoned lots and boarding up abandoned homes. The people there deserve the upmost respect and support for not abandoning their neighborhood when that group of punks and thugs occupied their neighborhood.
So glad to hear they are trying to restore their neighborhoods.
At first glance, nicely built homes in a mature neighborhood.
Then the reality sinks in...
What a pity. Imagine at night..
At night ? If you go outside at night you get murdered, guaranteed. Hell, even the odds of you getting shot inside your house while you sleep are 68.9%. Any female outside past dusk will get savagely raped and beaten and thrown in a dumpster.
I'm sure those abandoned houses have been stripped of anything of value.
So you are driving down a rundown overgrown block filled with litter and debris and suddenly right in the middle of the block there is a house with fresh paint a manicured lawn and no garbage! It just shows you that just because you are poor does not mean you have to live like animals!
The public needs to make a statement. Since the Detroit Police Department cannot & do not Police the area, the citizens should arm up & get the gangs out of their community. As the killers are killed, the Citizens will have more guns to kill more killers. Citizens should have the right to protect themselves from domestic threats...
That's kinds the problem.
Many of the citizens are armed.
@Richard Chodorowski I agree with you all the way up until you say we deserve to die. No we do not! I was born and raised in Detroit. Moved to Pittsburgh 17years ago. I see parts of this place going down in ruins. Slowly but surely, it's reminding me of Detroit.
Join the NRA
Ray Ray when the police enforce the law, the black community burns down businesses and protests in the street. You get what you ask for. Keep demonizing the police and the police stop coming around. Notice how after the Detroit riots in the 60’s, all the white people started the white flight. This is what you have left.
Your comment is hilarious. Dream on the gangs won the war!
Used to hang out with these 3 brothers in the early 90s. They lived with thier grandmother in Brightmore. The grandmother died and the older brother caleb (chincy) got a job at rouge steel and he kept the house up, the youngest was craig, he got on that rock habit and quit high school. Warren was the middle brother he was the one we were all friends with. He got in with some bad people selling dope, someone killed him in 92 he was in 11th grade. I drove down that street about 6 years ago,there were not many houses left on the block and thier house was gone, all that remained was the overgrown driveway. From the looks of that area it looks like a few generations of people were wiped out! They were good people craig and warren were amazingly talented baseball players. I remember they never wanted to go home after baseball.
Damn.
beautiful wide streets detached houses with a veranda surrounded by greenery!
too bad to see that so little attention is paid to it. It could be a beautiful neighborhood!
Thanks for the Vid and greetings from me Arthur.S The Netherlands,Deventer
Thank U for all ur videos! Appreciate u putting urself out there💕
I lived in these neighborhoods, wasn't so bad as far back as '94 and up towards '05... After that, it all went downhill.. Such a shame to the city of Detroit.. The only kept up homes were because of the old-timers who owned them. But as soon as they started dying, so did their properties and neighborhoods..
I used to live in Detroit till 17 years ago, i own an auto repair business in a small Pennsylvania town of 3000 people and i feel safe here , and there's no way in hell i would own a business in those gang and crime infested streets of Detroit anywhere these days.
Something I keep noticing in these videos, is that even in clearly impoverished neighborhoods, you still see a lot of modern looking, well-kept and often luxury cars.
I'm not American, is there a reason for this ?
it's what we drive in this state... and you NEED a car in Michigan,
there is not much in the way of public transportation, winters are cold.
Priorities
@@michaelwhite2823 Exactly !!!
Motor City!
OK so I live in Detroit and grew up in Detroit and yes there’s a good side and there’s the bad side. the town is very beautiful and there are some neighborhoods that are more worn down than others I live in the warn down neighborhood but I still love it it’s not as bad as people say or make it look like! There’s also the more upkeep neighborhoods that look like probably your town houses such as a normal subdivision there’s just the worn down parts that people focus more on I guess. But either way the worn down parts are more gloomy than others because those are people that don’t have a lot of money because the rent is only ranging from 200 to 500 a month so people don’t have money will live in the one down parts, they don’t have enough upkeep money to put flowers on their porch. Detroit is working on getting rid of those old abandoned houses but there’s just so many of them Detroit is so big it’s hard. Yes there are killers that room the street but don’t mess with them and they won’t go for you!
I work everywhere in Detroit we roofers we get nothing but respect if you doin your thang minding your business showing respect you good
Exactly..people think what the news tells em to think. Nobody is fucking with a working man woman for the most part
I love how the video starts with him turning the camera away from the car coming out of fear of a probable drive by hit.
those homes used to have honest hard working families. now not so much
The sad thing is that if you look at these homes, most are brick and very well built. I would love to afford something like that in a decent neighborhood. People don't appreciate what they have.
What's the point of being in a gang if they don't help clean up they're own community. Sad
I STILL have NO understanding HOW in good conscience a STATE or even the FEDERAL GOVERNMENT had ALLOWED a WHOLE TOWN to end up like THIS!! Heads should've ROLLED on this one. This is just UNCONSCIONABLE in a COUNTRY as WEALTHY as the United States. Excuse me if I spelled anything wrong. I'm just unDONE about this.
They were the cause of it with cancerous Democrat policy. Don't you understand?
The rule of visiting Detroit is to stay in down town where all the sports arena's are
Don't go to Detroit
Walk on the wrong side after dark, you will end up playing the harp!
We were downtown on a sunny afternoon. For the first time in my life I was actually afraid to make eye contact with other people. I could feel the fear, mine also. We got the hell out of there well before dark.
not all detroit is bad like youve said downtown is safe and surbuban neighborhoods and business areas
MOE ORLESS im from kalamazoo michigan not to far from detroit. yes i hear the stories about detroit but the whole city aint bad like where the arenas are is an example of a good area. all cities no matter what are gonna have good and bad areas.
Hard to believe that a diverse, tight-knit, working class neighborhood, once existed there. Denby and Osborn were both schools you would proudly send your children to. Crack destroyed the very fabric of neighborhoods, like this.
Would of attended Osborn if we wouldn't of left in '72
Detroit was richest city in America at one time look at home
looking at this from the UK... the houses are huge and have such potential and the area looks beautiful.. wide road and tree lined avenues. Why has it gone to ruin.. In the UK we do not have open plan gardens between neighbors. We have clearly defined boundaries which usually means a wall, high fence or hedge and of course unless you are seriously wealthy the properties are so much smaller. I guess you have the space and land available in the US. It all looks so sad to let it go like this..
Dal Mation It is but that’s what happens when everything is handed to you. People, who live off gov handouts or are ex cons, don’t have work to fill their days. They are lazy and turn to crime that pushes the workers and tax base out of a city
So sad. These were beautiful neighborhoods back in the day
Yes i dreamed of living in these areas
When they were white!
This is Not exactly what i expect from the American dream...
Like all dreams, it is built upon fantasy.
I was depressed when I went to visit, it’s fucd up there, nun but tall grass, vacant lots and abandoned buildings 🤦🏾♂️
drujuan young it’s still Like That🤦🏾♂️ they be hiding bodies in that grass
Never understood why people would ruin their OWN community, devalue their own property, choose to live in squalor rather than comfortable houses, destroy their own lives over some stupid schoolyard shit.
I pity the code enforcement officer that has to go there.
Nope the city can't afford to pay them they can barely afford ems and police.and the fire department is broke
These are very good structured houses. They don't make brick homes like this anymore.
This obviously used to be a nice suburban neighborhood.
Places like this and Compton used to be beautiful and peaceful in the '50's, but modern democratic socialism and globalism have ruined our inner cities over the course of time. At least things are getting better with Trump at the helm and the increasingly moderate-conservative Supreme Court. Slowly, but surely.
I bet some of these homes have amazing masonry work and woodwork inside.
I'm in the ghetto. Ratatata ratatata. *Gunshots*
AHHHHHHH.
Youre very cool
Respect that you still visit these places!
In SEA Asia this place could pass as the "Politician's village"
Agree
People here are just ungrateful and just want to destroy nice things.
I don't know what's more depressing, surburban decay or urban decay..... but man this hood looks rough.
Interesting enough, I just come back from Bridgeport CT, some areas looked about the same as what's being shown here.
Well done CharlieBo, your video's are amazing..... edit: surprised there's no loose roaming dogs !!
Good video, bad neighborhood. Those houses look very empty and hollow
Detroit and Flint have had the same problem, the car plants left and nothing moved in to replace them. Both were cities with great jobs then the jobs left and this is what was left. Unlike most gang infested cities the violence in these two came after the jobs left and the money ran out. The gang culture also directly affects the levels of education, the businesses willing to open and the opportunities for the young men to get a way out. Violence is why good teachers avoid these schools, businesses close or never open, and everyday the people there feel like there is no way out.
Best “ black history “ video ever
Bin Dardundat your history is in the cavez n shiett, I rather take this before that 😄
Like wow. I live in New Zealand and things are not well with us at the moment a gunman having killed fifty people at some mosques in the South Island a few days ago, we are all in shock here in our little country, but it's sad to see good well-built solid homes just go to such waste when there are homeless people. I did some investigative searching on Google Earth and I managed to find Pinewood and Pelkey streets/roads by seeing the green signs on your video therein and so I followed your course through Google Earth because I wanted to see more of this neighbourhood. I'm guessing there must be a Greek community nearabouts now or once because I see a park called Calimera Park. I'm half-Greek and Calimera means good morning in Greek (a blessing to the goddess of the morning or sunrise). I also see that there are still many people roundabout this area who look after their homes and love them possibly being homeowners, I'm not sure, but I see well-tended gardens, trimmed hedges and smarted up lawns. There's some pride here as well as some deprecation. I'm just very aware about all of us keeping safe, wherever we are, accepting our differences and creeds and having safer communities and just caring for each other a little more. Sharing is caring. I can see the good and the not so good here in this vid.
You all have a nice day, do you hear 👍🧡
Theodisc, this is the result of CORPORATE GREED. This town thrived on the automotive manufacturing industry which was more concerned with keeping the stock market shareholders happy than keeping the jobs in Detroit.
In the 1950s this was a nice neighborhood, chances are this middle class area was full of young auto workers, working for the big 3, looking for their american dream.
@@jimiknowsbest5099 sure buddy.
2:14 Look at that street sign right there is "7 mile" thats where m&m grew up
Oh nigga, I just gae dat guh da nastiest case o' hupes eva at da partay down in da ghetto of ATL!!
2:04 a nice taken care of house was spotted
Also 1:20. Some ownership pride. Bless those that are standing for THEIR neighborhood.
Sad to see all those houses and buildings like that 😞
I drove through the streets of Detroit just like this when I went to visit thrpe Hitsville Museum/Motown. I was horrified to see block after block after block after block of boarded up lovely homes, or burned, or in total disrepair. Very, very sad.
My home, born and raised, has become trash. I’m so sad to see this.
hard to believe I live in the same state. anybody watching this that thinks Detroit represents the entire state, take a trip up north above the bridge. #PicturedRocksNationalLakeshore
MUNISING is my favorite place on earth
I lived in Port Huron for one year.
Lake Sinclair was so clean you could see bottom.
420 jrzl 906 i know every city in us has it’s good and bad.
Escanaba, fishing in the Ford river .
David Tucker obama brought jobs back years ago
West Detroit actually looks worst than East Detroit. But East Detroit is where more trouble occurs.
This is the result of the great white flight of the late 60s.
Which was the result of the riots back then.
@@wiibaron Yes, 1967.
AGAIN ALL THE WHITE MAN'S FAULT.AS SOON AS WHITE'S STOP HELPING BLACK'S THIS IS WHAT YOU HAVE...WHEN BLACK'S MOVE IN WHITE'S MOVE OUT..WHY? JUST TAKE A LOOK...."LIVING WHILE BLACK"
@@brucehenson2904 BLACKS SHOULD STOP LOOKING FOR HANDOUTS AND HELP THEMSELVES OUT INSTEAD OF SHOOTING EACH OTHER.
@Gemcitykid Nah Son..... We already started too buy up the block... neighborhood nip... Marathon continues
I grew up in there crime started in the middle to late 80s. Great neighborhood, everyone knew each other.
Jesus loves you all very much!!!
That sad part about this is that nothing is done. The police and the military should really go into these places and clean it all up.
These houses look really good I mean at least they have paved roads and water and electricity unlike my country (iraq) our roads are really bumpy and unpaved
What a neighbourhood. There's hundreds of abandoned towns like this in the mid-west with streets and streets of empty homes. What a shame.
Used to live on 3 houses off schoenherr on collingham
Is it in an abandoned Victorian mental hospital or something? The place just looks nasty.
Looks like a post apocalyptic scenario
If I remember correctly “the walking dead” did a some scenes in Detroit
Don't worry about anyone stealing your lawnmower.
the red zone for a damn nuke
Why does this still have to be white vs black? These comments are sad, like skin color determines whether or not someone is poor.
3:22is my old house and aunti house next door
@Nyree Harris he does not answer any more, so... lol
@bb kingme racist as fuck.
bb kingme your funny, lmao
@@AtheistMorax he didn't mention race at all?
Thanks for the tour! Some of those brick homes are really nice. They look like Sears Craftsman homes. Too bad the area is so bad.
is this the set of the walking dead?
I was thinking the same. No zombies visible so they must be inside the houses.
They come out at night.
Hello CharlieBo
Just like the neighborhoods here in Pittsburgh pa
Gone are the industries that supported the family’s that lived in these neighborhoods, the sucking sound started in the early 70’s and it hasn’t let up yet
These neighborhoods actually need gentrification.
not going to happen there as long as gangs are arround, more people moving out everyday. JUST not safe for anyone, except gang members
Theye shoulld be burnt to the ground
The Red Zone also known as the 7 Mile Bloods are in federal prison. The newspapers had a whole article about the gang. Look it up.