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yeah, im an anthropology major and this checks out, this guy is doing the work of like 5 anthropologists just for his own reasons ... big respect for that
Damn, out of every video you've posted this right here seems to be the craziest for me. Maybe because it's a world I'm not familiar with so it was good to see this. Good looks, Charlie!
Hey Charlie. My name Ruby Johnson. I am from Laguna Pueblo. The video is showing a Sub Division of homes in Casa Blanca which is part of the Pueblo. Thank you for the video and there is much more to see. There are Seven villages that make up the Pueblo. I live in Texas now and it warms my heart to see MY Pueblo where I grew up since I have not been home for awhile. No Skinwslkers there!!! Happy Traveling 😊
Thanks for watching. I didn't go further onto the reservation because it was actually closed to outsiders due to the Coronavirus. This part was right on the edge. I'll probably show more next time I'm out west.
My home was Laguna about 5 years. Graduated from LA High in 67. My grandmother was Edith Marmon. I am related to my dad's side of the family. He passed in 72 John Evans. I knew Fred and Suzie Marmon , along with Rachel Anaya and her sister Esther. I remember Rachel's tamales so well. Laguna is a place of very proud people.
Wow! Now this is definitely new territory for this channel! A new frontier! But seriously, it's great that you're showing an Indian reservation. I never thought until now that these are places you could/should visit.
@Nikolai Ninja Holy fuck, talk about misunderstanding my comment. I never said I didn't know what Native Americans were or what reservations were you stupid shit. I said I never knew you could just simply walk/drive in to an Indian reservation, no questions asked. And also Charliebo never depicted one before. Fuck off with your self righteous bullshit.
@@FGH9G you can drive on the Rez but you can not get out. It's federal land and it's trespassing. You'll get warned. Also there have been a lot of tourist coming through and tagging places that are sacred. So if you get caught doing it's not only a charge from the tribe, but also a federal charge.
This is my favorite type of land to see! The sun sets so beautifully in the midwest! I appreciate these videos so much. Lately I've been thinking about just quietly packing a few items and going to see places like this by myself. But I know my mom would be worried sick. So this gives me a lot of satisfaction 💕😌
The Laguna Reservation used to be my home. It holds many memories. My grandmother Edith Marmon Evans was from Laguna. I remember Aunt Rachel well. My father is buried there I graduated in 1967 from LA High. The reservation has grown a lot. The people have lots to be proud of.
You were just in my old hood in new haven Connecticut you drove right by my old house and bodega , now your all way in damn New Mexico !!!!!! Love the videos !!!!!
diane cry-anne nguyen yeah but rural and urban poverty are fundamentally different. The poorest in major urban areas are in a fucked situation for sure but at least they have the benefit of that city. These people in the middle of the desert don’t.
Basically cheap houses with no running water in the desert. Some run down trailers. Nearby towns have some Indians passed out on sidewalks or convienence stores asking for money.
Those adobe houses are great. When I lived in Arizona, there was one house like that on my block. Supposedly the construction helps with heating/cooling costs.
this is US to me :) My father enjoyed wild west movies, and i watched bunch of them too...Its funny to see, imagining how was the life in this deserts in 19th century...
I drove by there on my trip south and many people live in trailers. When the weather hits below zero, I hope the heaters work because if they don't , YIKES!
And Rosebud too. Was out that way in the '80s. The people do look out for those in the more remote trailers in winter, especially if elderly people are living in them.
Yes. I was waiting for someone to comment this. I’m from the Navajo rez but always wanted to check out Pine Ridge and Lakota land. Know a fair amount of people from up that way. Dude just drove right by my grandparents place in this one.
S019978 ya I lived in South Dakota for two years and drove by the exit to Pine Ridge on the freeway but have never actually been there. Would be cool to see some footage through there.
Always wanted to visit NM & AZ - this looks just like the scenery in the movie "Tremors" and the series "Breaking Bad" - thanks for sharing your experience
Cool to see the rez on TH-cam. Lol I live in that subdivision with my husband and son. But I'm originally from the next Pueblo... Acoma. You need to go check out Pueblo of Acoma "Sky City " when the quarantine is over. Right now the pueblos aren't letting anyone thru. Safe travels!!!!
For those interested, footage of the reservation ends at about the 4:00 min mark and the rest of the video is the "New Mexico Back Roads" part from the title. For example the gas station at the 9:00 min mark is located in between Tucumcari and Santa Rosa, about 200 mi away from the reservation.
It’s refreshing to not see litter and garbage strewn all over. To many folks treat our Mother Earth like one giant dumpster. Respect to Natives and our Elders! 🙏
Speed limit 75!!!! That would be awesome !!!! So gorgeous !!!! I’ve been up and down the east coast and flew to Utah once but I’ve never seen desert or roads like this !!!
Many thanks for sharing! I hope you got to listen to some of the Navajo language programming on KTNN-AM 660 while you were in that part of the country. I've been exploring the back roads of the U.S. southwest since 1986. But, probably not for a while given the travel restrictions. I hope you have more to upload! God Bless...
Would of been cool if you came through during feast day or one of the dance days . You go to acoma , it's a little off topic but they are close neighbors Anyway taos Pueblo and acoma pueblo are somewhat competing for oldest continuous habitation in the country. the northern most Pueblo and practically most southern both been in same place for 1000 years ,Laguna established probably close to that date too possibly even before.
Wow. I was reading about Wounded Knee and the Trail of Tears, Indian Removal act of 1830 and figured maybe someone did a video of a reservation. To my surprise, Charliebo313 delivers. Damn you are all over the US.
I'm always conflicted when I drive by these areas. I think first that I would love to live simply in the desert. Then I remember these people arent doing so intentionally but because of the worst poverty in the country. Rips me apart to see such a social disaster in the midst of this beauty.
@charliebo313 I'm playing a road trip from the east coast to the west coast and i was wondering if you had any great places to visit that i may not know of. Love the videos, be safe out there :D
Damn out of a bunch of interviews I never thought anyone would come to Charleston S.C cause we so unnoticed but I just watched the interview you had, keep grinding tho 💯
In a few centuries time, the teacher will say, “ now kids today we will continue our journey around early 21st century America with Charliebo”. As teacher dims the lights and turns on the viewing screen, a silent awe sets in as the video starts. Every American kid loves studying Charliebo.
Thank you for posting this side of America that nobody sees. The native ppl have it so bad here in their own land. They lack so many resources. Plz keep sharing more reservations and interview the locals so there can be awareness
Hope you filled up ur tank don't wanna be stuck out but your Charlieboi313 u know and will handle business been here since 2.5K subs planning too stay Peace from Texas 361
This is where one of my best friend's mom and dad were from... Until they moved looking for a better life.. to the devil's triangle in northeast El Paso Texas.. it was voted the most dangerous hood in Texas three times.. I was born, raised,went to school there.. you should come down sometime.. but it's real quiet nowadays...
I have traveled on roads which if one pulls over there are sharp rocks on the side of the road which I got a flat tire near Silver City in the mid 1990's just to get out of the tailgaters way but when my tire popped, the person kept driving. I couldn't afford a cell phone in those days because it was too expensive.The rough road Charlie just got on nobody could pay me enough money to travel on it unless I had my phone with me. Charlie is not scared of any road. 4:53
Hey. Spicy Bear. I'm from Laguna. Not bad out here at all. Except for covid slowly picking up. Don't know who Charlie is? But he looks like he was somewhere else half way thru the video🤣😂😅 didn't look like Laguna after 6:47 in his video
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Hit up the Puyallup Indian reservation in Tacoma Washington. It's in the middle of the city.
Got any change mister? 😂🤔😁
@M Taylor Just thinking about that is terrifying. :( :( :(
Here we go, the world's best hood anthropologist
Lol I know Right ! 🎆
yeah, im an anthropology major and this checks out, this guy is doing the work of like 5 anthropologists just for his own reasons ... big respect for that
And my man has 0 student loan debt
Lol
Jokes aside, I'm sure researchers will use Charlie's material sometime in the future
My guy charlie has expanded beyond the scope of 313 hoods now he’s out here documenting the whole country 😂. Love it man keep going!
It's about time to be honest!
Charlie has always gone around the country 😂🤔
Nigaaa hi!
Charlie really working for deep state undercover getting footage of all the hoods and ghettos people just don't know it LOL
Before you know it he'll be in a favela in Rio de janeiro
Damn, out of every video you've posted this right here seems to be the craziest for me. Maybe because it's a world I'm not familiar with so it was good to see this. Good looks, Charlie!
New Mexico is Beautiful 😍
Hey Charlie. My name Ruby Johnson. I am from Laguna Pueblo. The video is showing a Sub Division of homes in Casa Blanca which is part of the Pueblo. Thank you for the video and there is much more to see. There are Seven villages that make up the Pueblo. I live in Texas now and it warms my heart to see MY Pueblo where I grew up since I have not been home for awhile. No Skinwslkers there!!! Happy Traveling 😊
Thanks for watching. I didn't go further onto the reservation because it was actually closed to outsiders due to the Coronavirus. This part was right on the edge. I'll probably show more next time I'm out west.
My home was Laguna about 5 years. Graduated from LA High in 67. My grandmother was Edith Marmon. I am related to my dad's side of the family. He passed in 72 John Evans. I knew Fred and Suzie Marmon , along with Rachel Anaya and her sister Esther. I remember Rachel's tamales so well. Laguna is a place of very proud people.
@@CharlieBo313 Bro try Pine Wood reservation and Wind River Reservation which is the most dangerous place in America
PLS DO MORE INDIAN RESERVATIONS ❤️
Native pride. Salvadoran here
Wow! Now this is definitely new territory for this channel! A new frontier! But seriously, it's great that you're showing an Indian reservation. I never thought until now that these are places you could/should visit.
Nikolai Ninja who the fuck still watches cable news
@Nikolai Ninja Holy fuck, talk about misunderstanding my comment. I never said I didn't know what Native Americans were or what reservations were you stupid shit. I said I never knew you could just simply walk/drive in to an Indian reservation, no questions asked. And also Charliebo never depicted one before. Fuck off with your self righteous bullshit.
@@FGH9G you can drive on the Rez but you can not get out. It's federal land and it's trespassing. You'll get warned. Also there have been a lot of tourist coming through and tagging places that are sacred. So if you get caught doing it's not only a charge from the tribe, but also a federal charge.
Nikolai Ninja ... You did entirely too much.
Nikolai Ninja I think you needa relax you pseudo-enlightened, arm chair intellectual
This is my favorite type of land to see! The sun sets so beautifully in the midwest! I appreciate these videos so much. Lately I've been thinking about just quietly packing a few items and going to see places like this by myself. But I know my mom would be worried sick. So this gives me a lot of satisfaction 💕😌
The Laguna Reservation used to be my home. It holds many memories. My grandmother Edith Marmon Evans was from Laguna. I remember Aunt Rachel well. My father is buried there I graduated in 1967 from LA High. The reservation has grown a lot. The people have lots to be proud of.
Beautiful! I’m happy to see some beautiful places!! Please do more!
Please interview some natives, their stories / perspectives / experience are on a whole different level
very interesting! thank you.Fascinating landscape.
These scenes are making me thirsty.
I immediately went for a glass of water after watching this video!
Laguna Burger is tasty!
@@DukeCity.S.V mid
You were just in my old hood in new haven Connecticut you drove right by my old house and bodega , now your all way in damn New Mexico !!!!!! Love the videos !!!!!
Damn i thought a Western movie was about to start..
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Big culture difference.. Lots of desert and pick up trucks.. 💜🌵
God Bless Charlie Bo with traveling mercies Amen💯.... We on the road again🙏
Amen!
You're doing natives now? nice to you see show other struggles
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The reservations could be amazing if they focused on themselves and their land. Planting a few fruit trees would be a start.
This comment is so annoying
hoods are hoods, poverty is experienced by all races
diane cry-anne nguyen yeah but rural and urban poverty are fundamentally different. The poorest in major urban areas are in a fucked situation for sure but at least they have the benefit of that city. These people in the middle of the desert don’t.
Wow, I grew up here... I haven't been back in AGES! Thanks for sharing!
Appreciate you cruising through our Rez. Stay safe out there.
Thank you Charle🥰🥰🥰 Do more indian recervation and interview local people
Charlie: Worse Dessert HOODS😭
“Dessert” hoods........smh
Strawberry short cakes and chocotacos are hood desserts
Desert hoods are the future with rent going sky high in the cities
Peach cobbler hoods
@@claudiomonreal4822 talk to em 💯📣
Very cool thanks for sharing
Would love to see more of this area, never knew people lived like this in the US desert.
Damn you need to read more..
Google Slab City in Niland, California for some real eye opening footage...
you need a partner Charlie, someone to fly a drone over you while you driving
Pause
Hahah
Pretty chill little place. My daughters family lives up there.
They never got shot at or their cars stolen?
I have never in my life seen a Indian reservation and had no idea what it looked like.
They’re cool. Nothing amazing
Basically cheap houses with no running water in the desert. Some run down trailers. Nearby towns have some Indians passed out on sidewalks or convienence stores asking for money.
Those adobe houses are great. When I lived in Arizona, there was one house like that on my block. Supposedly the construction helps with heating/cooling costs.
Charlieboi's gonna be doing Mexico, Central and South America next.
That theres them skinwalkers territory. Ya best stay far from that place when the sun goes down.....
yes the 2 brother just got murdered out there.there suv broke and they were walking to get help.both found dead half mile away from car
Hell yeah the Rez is a scary erie place at night
@@danesilver1714 What do you mean by two brother? As in siblings or something else?
Lol that's actually the navajos they have skin walkers. but the pueblos got the witches
@@timaragon6099explain!
If the car breakdown it's over with
That is all I think about when I'm driving in places like this
Nah. Cell phones
@@clickreportifyouareacrybab5942 cell phones won't work in the vast desert homue
Myron Geinz they 100% do.
He prolly drives a Toyota so he should b fine
New Mexico is pretty!! Reminds of Mexico. When I went thru there. The Roads seem to be better than Louisiana’s.
this is US to me :) My father enjoyed wild west movies, and i watched bunch of them too...Its funny to see, imagining how was the life in this deserts in 19th century...
You should go to Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota
I drove by there on my trip south and many people live in trailers. When the weather hits below zero, I hope the heaters work because if they don't , YIKES!
And Rosebud too. Was out that way in the '80s. The people do look out for those in the more remote trailers in winter, especially if elderly people are living in them.
Yes. I was waiting for someone to comment this. I’m from the Navajo rez but always wanted to check out Pine Ridge and Lakota land. Know a fair amount of people from up that way. Dude just drove right by my grandparents place in this one.
David Butler definitely. Poorest county in the United States yet it is never talked about unless you’re in the South Dakota area.
S019978 ya I lived in South Dakota for two years and drove by the exit to Pine Ridge on the freeway but have never actually been there. Would be cool to see some footage through there.
Thanks for showing parts of the country that some of us will never see. Stay safe and be blessed.
I live in Santa Fe, it's funny how so many have never even heard of NM. That's how we like it!
Always wanted to visit NM & AZ - this looks just like the scenery in the movie "Tremors" and the series "Breaking Bad" - thanks for sharing your experience
I remember "Tremors" Kevin Bacon's best work.
you’re a karen
@@Dutchmaster707 👌
@@Dutchmaster707 😂😂😂
Yaay I hope you do more Indian reservations, on the east coast too. I watch your videos all the time, from philly
Cool to see the rez on TH-cam. Lol I live in that subdivision with my husband and son. But I'm originally from the next Pueblo... Acoma. You need to go check out Pueblo of Acoma "Sky City " when the quarantine is over. Right now the pueblos aren't letting anyone thru. Safe travels!!!!
can you drive through Pyongyang next?
lmao
Shutup officer Vlad. Lol
Lol like a scene straight up out that movie “the interview”
For those interested, footage of the reservation ends at about the 4:00 min mark and the rest of the video is the "New Mexico Back Roads" part from the title. For example the gas station at the 9:00 min mark is located in between Tucumcari and Santa Rosa, about 200 mi away from the reservation.
very interesting departure from the inner cities!
Pleasantly surprised, keep up the good work Charlie.
Pretty cool. I think Charlie should keep branching out and do different things like this.
This state looks amazing.
Nice weather (*but that's about it)
It's pretty awesome, not gonna lie. I'm not sure I'd like to live in a lot of places in that state but I love visiting.
It's a nice place to have your stuff stolen
@@chrisgarcia8592 lol
It’s refreshing to not see litter and garbage strewn all over. To many folks treat our Mother Earth like one giant dumpster. Respect to Natives and our Elders! 🙏
Speed limit 75!!!! That would be awesome !!!! So gorgeous !!!! I’ve been up and down the east coast and flew to Utah once but I’ve never seen desert or roads like this !!!
Many thanks for sharing! I hope you got to listen to some of the Navajo language programming on KTNN-AM 660 while you were in that part of the country. I've been exploring the back roads of the U.S. southwest since 1986. But, probably not for a while given the travel restrictions. I hope you have more to upload! God Bless...
I looooove livin' here in NM 💝
Same
Wow Charlie....you get around.
Love your videos. Could you please drive around Hudspeth, Tx?
beautiful landscape
love your videos greetings from germany
Unlocked: Western Lands
Looks interesting, more interesting then most of the cities
Is it me or is this the perfect place for UFO sightings
Love your posts. Not many people do what you do. Keep on trucking.
Damn Charlie is even on the Rez!
Charlie, i love your content! You go where almost no one wants to or thinks to go. Keep up the work!
No cow interview?
Maybe a rattlesnake
@Sounds Of The City 😂😂
Hahaha 😄😂😅🤣😄😄🤣😅🤣🤣😅😅🤣
Dios mío. Es un lugar muy lindo, saludos desde la República Dominicana 👍🏻
Wow. This was interesting to see. I've heard horror stories about the poverty that occurs in these Indian reservations. If people only knew smh..
Actually it's not.
Dude I was just thinking Charlie Bo should do Indian Reservations. So dope
Very interesting geologic formations.
Wow this is different
this place is breathtaking. a fine boho wanderlust getaway!
I feel like I need to put some lotion on. I feel dry, Nice video.
sometimes pass by new Mexico and think how cool it would be to go thru searching in that land I heard some of it is haunted tho
Hello fellow monster. I saw you waving at me.
Wild west my guy
Would of been cool if you came through during feast day or one of the dance days . You go to acoma , it's a little off topic but they are close neighbors Anyway taos Pueblo and acoma pueblo are somewhat competing for oldest continuous habitation in the country. the northern most Pueblo and practically most southern both been in same place for 1000 years ,Laguna established probably close to that date too possibly even before.
Shoutout to my home state!!! 575 miss it !!!!
Wow. I was reading about Wounded Knee and the Trail of Tears, Indian Removal act of 1830 and figured maybe someone did a video of a reservation. To my surprise, Charliebo313 delivers. Damn you are all over the US.
I'm always conflicted when I drive by these areas. I think first that I would love to live simply in the desert. Then I remember these people arent doing so intentionally but because of the worst poverty in the country. Rips me apart to see such a social disaster in the midst of this beauty.
Imagine chilling on your land then some Europeans come in and centuries later this the result lmao. Fucked up
Well actually the tribe of Laguna has been in this location for centuries. So have many tribes in the area.
@charliebo313 I'm playing a road trip from the east coast to the west coast and i was wondering if you had any great places to visit that i may not know of. Love the videos, be safe out there :D
Charlie really expanded on the content !
Damn out of a bunch of interviews I never thought anyone would come to Charleston S.C cause we so unnoticed but I just watched the interview you had, keep grinding tho 💯
*Wow! what kind of the camera do you have?*
Good work Charlie
Cool vid man..most definitely different from your other vids..shoulda interacted with the natives, while u were their.
Did you do LA to New Mexico without a stop at the Salton Sea? Nyland is like another world man.
Hope those cows had water somewhere
And decent food as well. They looked scrawny
They drink each other's pee
The people themselves barely have water..
Hats off to you, great stuff ⚡️
you should start documenting all types of poor communities
Great video Charlie 🔥👍
BRILLIANT!! ~ Now this is what We Love to See!! Well Done!!
Noble people who built flourishing cities now reduced to poverty, so sad.
I prefer Indian landscaping to the more typical style to which most of us are accustomed.
What camera is that you’re using Charlie? I wanna buy one
In a few centuries time, the teacher will say, “ now kids today we will continue our journey around early 21st century America with Charliebo”. As teacher dims the lights and turns on the viewing screen, a silent awe sets in as the video starts. Every American kid loves studying Charliebo.
Can't believe you came out my way😃
Thank you for posting this side of America that nobody sees. The native ppl have it so bad here in their own land. They lack so many resources. Plz keep sharing more reservations and interview the locals so there can be awareness
Hope you filled up ur tank don't wanna be stuck out but your Charlieboi313 u know and will handle business been here since 2.5K subs planning too stay Peace from Texas 361
Aye C.Bo keep leveling up and rolling far out!
This is where one of my best friend's mom and dad were from... Until they moved looking for a better life.. to the devil's triangle in northeast El Paso Texas.. it was voted the most dangerous hood in Texas three times.. I was born, raised,went to school there.. you should come down sometime.. but it's real quiet nowadays...
next video: interview with a cartel member
@Donnell Okafor Yea they do, but probably not to an American black guy with no connections
Seis vídeos são ótimos!
Seemed a little strange not seeing a single person
I have traveled on roads which if one pulls over there are sharp rocks on the side of the road which I got a flat tire near Silver City in the mid 1990's just to get out of the tailgaters way but when my tire popped, the person kept driving. I couldn't afford a cell phone in those days because it was too expensive.The rough road Charlie just got on nobody could pay me enough money to travel on it unless I had my phone with me. Charlie is not scared of any road. 4:53
I've never been to that place. Very interesting to see! 😮
But there's something spooky out there. I can sense it even through the computer screen. 🐻
Hahaha. 😃🤣😂😅😄😃
Hey. Spicy Bear. I'm from Laguna. Not bad out here at all. Except for covid slowly picking up. Don't know who Charlie is? But he looks like he was somewhere else half way thru the video🤣😂😅 didn't look like Laguna after 6:47 in his video
Bless you family
my home.... i live in Seama village