A cousin of mine went to the United States and then to Canada, he said he would live peacefully in Canada, but in the United States he said he won't come back, not even to go for a walk
A lot of people don't realize that Houston is sort of in a tropical area. Not far from the Gulf of Mexico. It is exposed to tropical storms and hurricanes. So housing can be very temporary.
its nice to see these people out here fixing up houses they want to be in, because it gives others hope they too will be able to have a roof over their heads one day.
Some will see it as hope, others will see it as a threat to their lifestyle. Try it out sometime see how it works. All I'm saying is there's a lot of people in this country that will never change, unfortunately.
They spend money buying cars and forget to improve their homes If it were a poor country I would even understand that, but it is clear that many people don't care if they live in a landfill or if they live in a palace, how bizarre is that?
I did home health in that area. We weren’t allowed to go alone. I saw seniors living in one bedroom in the house because the ceiling had caved in and other rooms were unlivable. It was so sad. Everyone I met was very nice. The neighbors take care of each other.
Eu disse a um BR que negocia imóveis nos EUA que tinha casas no valor de 100 mil a 150 mil dólares. Ele disse que era impossível pois casas nos EUA não sai por menos de 250 mil dólares. O cara vive num mundinho classe média de Orlando vendendo imóveis pra os patriotas brasileiros cheio de grana. Ai mostrei lugares assim desse vídeo. Ele ainda quis se justificar que ai são os guetos. Mais não fica nos EUA??
I've lived in Houston since 1971. Ive never been to this type of neighborhood. I feel fortunate when i look at some of these houses that look like a gust of wind could blow them down.
Where in Houston ? This is indicative of inner city Houston around down town the old wards etc. This is what the city looked like pre gentrification unless u were way uptown north or south west. the inner city north south and east looked like this in my lifetime thru the 80s and 90s. I think a lot of outskirt Houstonians rode the freeways forever and never looked down when they got close to town.
This is 5th ward in Houston Tx. I was born and raised up in this neighborhood until I was 13. The neighborhood didn’t look like that 50 years ago. People were proud of their homes and neighborhoods. People helped one another and looked out for each other. 5th ward was/is a historical black community and many famous people come from this part of Houston. It really disheartening to see how this neighborhood has gone down. These are mostly rental properties and the slum lords don’t care how they look as long as they receive their money every month. A lot of 5th ward is going through gentrification and these properties are being bought and new homes,condos and apartments are being built. Those that choose not to sell their property will find themselves paying very high property taxes because gentrification.
People will swear up and down we're all created equally but why is it you can go into a neighborhood without seeing any humans and can still tell what specific demographic lives there.
What i find interesting is that the houses are so small. In Sweden basically all the single family houses are much larger and with 2 floors. The poorer people tend to live in rented apartments which are ususally in quite good condition. although I know that the us dont have alot of high rises or apartments complexes in general its interesting to see the difference.
All major cities have areas like this. I've lived in Houston for many, many years and have never seen these neighborhoods. Next up, Los Angeles ghettos.
@@UrbanOutlaw713 Yeah man some of Houston neighborhoods are strange to me. Like you say, you're a long the feeder road of this major freeway in this huge city and then turn down a side street and it looks like you're a small rural town with no sidewalks and/or ditches, lots of space, lots of trees, dirt in the front yard
Htown ain’t just hood it’s the slums the trenches to be exact And it make cities like Miami,New Orleans, Atl && prolly even Chicago && NYC hoods look like middle class neighborhoods in comparison💁🏾♂️🤘🏾💯
For those with the inclination to tear all this down and replace it with nice new gummint built homes, you need to realize that within 10 years, it would look exactly like this.
Лапша из проводов выглядит жутко. При такой скученности домиков, ежели полыхнет, будет мини-апокалипсис... Берегите себя! На вид все это - как садоводческое товарищество в России :) Аллеи, небольшие участки, небольшие домишки, машины у домов, цветники, деревья (правда, плодовые) перевешиваются через крыши.
@@сварщик-ч1э у нас лесистая Марий Эл под боком, поэтому в основном бревно или брус, многие дома сайдингом покрыты, поэтому похоже на то, что на видео 🤔
Morro como tem uns @ aqui no TH-cam "mostrando" "casa de pobre" Isso aqui sim é área periférica ( getto) isso sim pode ser comparado com uma favela br. Apesar dos carros, as casas em pessimas condições, e com certeza moram pessoas carentes nesse lugar, fora a violência das gangues.
Is this the Fifth Ward area, which is an African American community since the Civil War? And strangely, there is no Walmart, H-E-B, Kroger, etc around that area.
If people would settle for less when it comes to the cars that they insist on driving, you could afford to make payments on the nicer house in a nicer area. Just have to give up the his and her $85,000 SUVs.😂
I love my city I just wish over 51 million tourists would stop coming here annually for leisure purposes I mean I get Htown is beautiful I get we have world class entertainment I get our food is top-notch But damn🤦🏿♂️
Another certified neighborhood classic!
I love the rooster crowing. Nice touch!
lol
As an African, I thought the whole America looks like Time Square, The internet is really opening my eyes
A cousin of mine went to the United States and then to Canada, he said he would live peacefully in Canada, but in the United States he said he won't come back, not even to go for a walk
Nope, every place is different!
Yeah cuz all of America looks like 1 street in NYC. How delusional are you over there in Africa.
@@Jeff-xy7fv. Correct ! Like minute 2:49 two different houses in the picture.
@@superjogos9918Canada is very expensive to live.
A lot of people don't realize that Houston is sort of in a tropical area. Not far from the Gulf of Mexico. It is exposed to tropical storms and hurricanes. So housing can be very temporary.
So why live there in the first place. The City is way too expensive to come up with excuses
Or very solid
It's not tropical or expensive. If you live in the hood in Houston you're just not smart. To easy to thrive. All those old house are flunkies.
I wouldn’t say housing in Houston is temporary or that we’re super effected by the storms
I think we all realize that. Not like it’s some foreign land like China
The houston that tourists don't see
The Houston that Tourists see isn't beautiful either
Tourist? Who the hell wants to go to Houston for a vacation?
Ain’t nobody going to Houston for tourism lmao
In Malmö, Sweden, it's about the same.
@@77D777anyone with a functional brain
The houses look bad the cars look good.Its like everyone thinks they're in GTA.
its nice to see these people out here fixing up houses they want to be in, because it gives others hope they too will be able to have a roof over their heads one day.
Some will see it as hope, others will see it as a threat to their lifestyle. Try it out sometime see how it works. All I'm saying is there's a lot of people in this country that will never change, unfortunately.
You need to drive down West Montgomery Road in North East Houston. That street and area looks like a warzone
So peaceful and beautiful environment....
Really? Quiet yes, but…
Houston has a lot of problems, like a lot of cities, but I love their style. Music, cars (slabs), swag - Houston does it 😎 WV showing love.
Htown 🤘🏽 we always show love back
real American dream, not the one shown in the movies
Not really. This is a hood where lazy people live. People who work hard and want to suceed in life have much better living standards.
Gosto muito dos seus vídeos, obrigada
I live in Spring, TX. Welcome Charlie!
Gosto muito de seus vídeos.
They spend money buying cars and forget to improve their homes
If it were a poor country I would even understand that, but it is clear that many people don't care if they live in a landfill or if they live in a palace, how bizarre is that?
Some of these homes belong to landlords, who don't improve the properties.
How do you know who owns what? You don't know who owns cars or homes based on where they are parked. Stop making assumptions.
I did home health in that area. We weren’t allowed to go alone. I saw seniors living in one bedroom in the house because the ceiling had caved in and other rooms were unlivable. It was so sad. Everyone I met was very nice. The neighbors take care of each other.
Saudações do Brasil!
Eu disse a um BR que negocia imóveis nos EUA que tinha casas no valor de 100 mil a 150 mil dólares. Ele disse que era impossível pois casas nos EUA não sai por menos de 250 mil dólares. O cara vive num mundinho classe média de Orlando vendendo imóveis pra os patriotas brasileiros cheio de grana. Ai mostrei lugares assim desse vídeo. Ele ainda quis se justificar que ai são os guetos. Mais não fica nos EUA??
@@LUIZBSANTOSLbvc quer morar em favela? Ninguém quer morar em favela, pô!
@@Conservative007 a questão não foi essa. A questão era o valor do imóvel não importando qual seja o lugar dos EUA.
Gotta love the simple things in life.
I've lived in Houston since 1971. Ive never been to this type of neighborhood.
I feel fortunate when i look at some of these houses that look like a gust of wind could blow them down.
Where in Houston ? This is indicative of inner city Houston around down town the old wards etc. This is what the city looked like pre gentrification unless u were way uptown north or south west. the inner city north south and east looked like this in my lifetime thru the 80s and 90s. I think a lot of outskirt Houstonians rode the freeways forever and never looked down when they got close to town.
This is 5th ward in Houston Tx. I was born and raised up in this neighborhood until I was 13. The neighborhood didn’t look like that 50 years ago. People were proud of their homes and neighborhoods. People helped one another and looked out for each other. 5th ward was/is a historical black community and many famous people come from this part of Houston. It really disheartening to see how this neighborhood has gone down. These are mostly rental properties and the slum lords don’t care how they look as long as they receive their money every month. A lot of 5th ward is going through gentrification and these properties are being bought and new homes,condos and apartments are being built. Those that choose not to sell their property will find themselves paying very high property taxes because gentrification.
You can literally tell who lives in the area just by looking at it…
People will swear up and down we're all created equally but why is it you can go into a neighborhood without seeing any humans and can still tell what specific demographic lives there.
They will never change no matter where you go in the country.
Search “Redlining” ✌🏾
You mean poor people, right? Are you been to the Texas countryside? Or Arkansas? It's not a racial thing, it's an underpriv. thing.
@@justmoritz I grew up poor, just because your poor doesn’t mean you have to treat your area/hometown like a local bin.
Nice color house her🙌😊💯
Can you do Milwaukee next
Charlie, when you going to the Dead End & Selinksky?
Many long ago memories ❤
America is a strange country, many bad houses but with beautiful cars.....😂🧐
CHARLIE BO BE IN DEM STREETS SLIM 💪🏾🔥🔥
What i find interesting is that the houses are so small. In Sweden basically all the single family houses are much larger and with 2 floors. The poorer people tend to live in rented apartments which are ususally in quite good condition. although I know that the us dont have alot of high rises or apartments complexes in general its interesting to see the difference.
That Bronco at 55 seconds looked great 👍
Richest country in the world
Greetings from Brandenburg 🇩🇪🐰👍🍺
Pozdrawiam Brandenburgii
Amities Brandenbourg ❤️
Gruß aus Brandenburg!
Мексика?
House destroyed,,, Mercedes out front. Priorities straight 😉 you can sleep in a car but you can't drive a house
Did u ever stop to think that the Mercedes driver is visiting before u made your assumption
@@showmestatefinest5412 yes? Did you stop to think they weren't visiting 🤔 😆
@@bendabutcha
Did you ever think that the Mercedes could've been really cheap?
All major cities have areas like this. I've lived in Houston for many, many years and have never seen these neighborhoods. Next up, Los Angeles ghettos.
Inner city north Houston has a distinct look from here in 5th ward down past north central or even east past DH
Just looks country Southern
What neighborhood is in the video?
@@whoahna8438 exactly that but in the heart of a huge city surrounded by major freeways
@@TheoSprinkles 5th ward
@@UrbanOutlaw713
Yeah man some of Houston neighborhoods are strange to me. Like you say, you're a long the feeder road of this major freeway in this huge city and then turn down a side street and it looks like you're a small rural town with no sidewalks and/or ditches, lots of space, lots of trees, dirt in the front yard
I have never been to America but seeing the video i think the city is built well organized.
Houston, we have a problem.
No shit.
😂😂
You should do one on the Southwest Side , Bellaire Blvd all the way to alief would be nice
It's hard to believe this is a city of over 2 million people...from this video you'd think more like 25,000...maybe!! Amazing!
Some sure have some nice vehicles in front of this shacks.
Nicer streets than many of the other videos. Houston is actually quite a pretty city in places.
This is where I’m from . 5th ward Houston Tx
Depressing is all I can say!
I have a friend who lives there on Maggie Street
5th yard?
life on EZ mode
Question for houston residents...are snakes sometimes found in those drainage culverts?
You deep in da 'hood, homie!
That’s 5th ward right off 59
This area is dirty. Colorful homes at the end of the video.
Martha St. All the way in Great Fifth Ward area.
This is America 🇺🇸 no way sad 😢 😞 😔
What’s going on 4:35? Dude giving money to strangers 😂
Drug deal
😂😂😂
😂😂😂 Lmmfao
If this is how rough Houston looks raw, I'd hate to see it thoroughly cooked.
YESSS ILOVE HOUSTON❤🥰❤🥰
Htown ain’t just hood it’s the slums the trenches to be exact And it make cities like Miami,New Orleans, Atl && prolly even Chicago && NYC hoods look like middle class neighborhoods in comparison💁🏾♂️🤘🏾💯
Yeah cuz your so cool cuz you claim to be from the hood/trenches in the so called most dangerous city in the universe.
Hiram Clarke looks decent like a black working class area
For those with the inclination to tear all this down and replace it with nice new gummint built homes, you need to realize that within 10 years, it would look exactly like this.
Is this called a city? Or is it a village?
That didn't look too bad to be honest, I'd happily live in some of those bungalows, plus the neighbourhood looked pretty safe.
Not safe at all
The areas being shown are mostly rental housing.
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What's up CharlieBo313 😊Appreciate you💯💙💯
5th ward texas where i stay 😊
So many abandoned houses.
Got a $50,000 truck livin in a $200 a month shack. We had a name for this back in the day. What was it? Somethin rich.
Лапша из проводов выглядит жутко. При такой скученности домиков, ежели полыхнет, будет мини-апокалипсис... Берегите себя!
На вид все это - как садоводческое товарищество в России :) Аллеи, небольшие участки, небольшие домишки, машины у домов, цветники, деревья (правда, плодовые) перевешиваются через крыши.
Садовые участки в России получше выглядят. Ухоженные.и дома сечас большенство кирпич.
@@сварщик-ч1э у нас лесистая Марий Эл под боком, поэтому в основном бревно или брус, многие дома сайдингом покрыты, поэтому похоже на то, что на видео 🤔
BR here
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Nice n quiet
houston has very nice places and they have the ghetto just like the rest of the USA.
What time is this. One person outside?
They work)
Morro como tem uns @ aqui no TH-cam "mostrando" "casa de pobre"
Isso aqui sim é área periférica ( getto) isso sim pode ser comparado com uma favela br.
Apesar dos carros, as casas em pessimas condições, e com certeza moram pessoas carentes nesse lugar, fora a violência das gangues.
Is this the Fifth Ward area, which is an African American community since the Civil War? And strangely, there is no Walmart, H-E-B, Kroger, etc around that area.
I thought we have bad roads, LOL. Our roads are great...
The boyz be slingin' but at least they ain't stealin'..
Show us Juarez!
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this is an example of the browning of America.
This is only the northside , We still got Southeast, SouthWest, Eastside, and Alief
Aquela coisa né? Parte Rica parte Pobree🇧🇷
Странное сочетание разрухи и дорогих машин.
5th ward ?
What to do , if you dont hsve money?
Not starting off on quitman 💀 my sister had an apt there for years by the prince academy
Shit that looks like my town, Canton,Illinois. At least the side I live on lol...
Those fences... Are these the poorest districts? or do these houses belong to middle-class?
привет из россии!
Should have drove there at night, you'd really see a different world.
Achava que só no Brasil tinha pobresa 😅😅😅😅
Os BR que mora lá so mostra as riquezas pra denegrir o Brasil.
If people would settle for less when it comes to the cars that they insist on driving, you could afford to make payments on the nicer house in a nicer area. Just have to give up the his and her $85,000 SUVs.😂
Not even in Miami the hoods look like this is this America
Doesn't look too bad compared with some others......the mattress count was pretty low.
I love my city I just wish over 51 million tourists would stop coming here annually for leisure purposes I mean I get Htown is beautiful I get we have world class entertainment I get our food is top-notch But damn🤦🏿♂️
Thats Character. 🤔🙏✝️ 🇬🇧
I was wondering, haven't we been fighting poverty since the 1960's. What ha😢?
Pure laziness and stupidity, nice wheels, decent little houses. Nothing a couple gallons of paint and a little effort wouldn’t fix.
Houston is a great city, want to put it down some more? Good grief, can’t seem to find the good points I see
When I was 14 in 1982 I came to this hood and robbed several people. I had 750 bucks and I partied all night.
It's the police! Hands up! Empty your pockets! Time for jail time for you!
Bro i seen you comment this on another video from this channel, sad
What's O matter they got enough money to buy food uncle joe
H Town