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We've spoken before Charlie. Just so you know ... IMHO you need to step it up. By that I DON'T mean being stupidly careless! Your videos are telling but after a while they're much of a 'muchness'. One of my original comments included the word 'lazy'. I have some idea of who you are. I'm hitting on your videos less often because there is no context to them. I like what you're trying to expose but your videos are waky-faky. Anonymity is easy ❤
Charlie, I’m getting vibes that you are playing with fire by being in these areas. The cartels are a different, far more dangerous presence than the street gangs in the US, and they really don’t mess around. Please be safe, brother!
@@Jamie--- lol, nah. There are dozens or hundreds of cars passing thru all those streets every day. Those cartels won't have a reason to suspect from Charlie by just driving around those streets, unless he go thru a very desolated street late at night more than twice or do crazy stuff.
I tend to think he is in fact safer in this location, than the states. Cartels are business driven, and not some rag tag group of degenerates playing gang banger trying to “live the life”
@@JV-df9emcartels are not business driven they kill, rape, kidnap, and torture innocent people all the time, just look at the femicide going on in Mexico. these dudes are far worse than gang members in America.
Seeing those 2 kids just sitting on the curb brought back memories of my childhood of just sitting on the curb with friends watching the world go by. Be careful out there Charlie.
Life in MX is just like 1990's america. People are still getting together playing soccer in the streets, cooking in the driveways, connecting with each other all ways
Juarez ain't that bad my peeps like the news portrait it... There's actually some good humble citizens here. Much love to everyone around the globe from Juarez aka Jtown
1:07 That's the university across the way there. It's interesting seeing the Juárez colored houses up close. I always see them from the other side along I-10.
Back in the 80's and early 90's, I was a truck driver. Anytime I went thru Texas on I-10, I'd stop in El Paso and go into Juarez. I'd get off the beaten path and visit neighborhood bars. The beer was cheap and so were the women. I never had a problem. You couldn't beat me with a stick and get me to go there now.
Everyone talking about “it’s exactly how I imagined it would” this is just a small part of the city. I cross the border every week day or night and of course it has it’s dangerous, ugly areas like every city but if you visit the east side you’ll see how diverse and modern it is. The houses, hotels, restaurants, bars, cafes and malls look a lot better than the ones in El Paso, Texas. Juarez is a beautiful city outside of it’s downtown area.
I have permission. There is a website where you can sign up for permission and donate to their cause. I actually had lunch with one of the luetinants while there.
In the early 90’s I went into Juarez and they had some great nightclubs it was wild and dangerous too! It was a whole lot different than when I went to Mexico City in 1973, like a completely different country.
Grew up in El Paso in the sixties we went to Juarez for everything from getting our hair cut to things for the house,in the 70’s as soon as the bars closed in El Paso right over the bridge to our favorite bars El Submarino and Fred’s still good in the 80’s my friend and neighbor Sandy Lopez his dad was the manager of this The Camino Real hotel one of the nicest hotels in Juarez at the time. And thanks to the democrat party the cartels are stronger than ever.
I'm Mexican and i can say that tha's the less dangerous part of Juarez in cartel zones, yes, there's some shootings there, but there´s more shootings out of civilian zones more than cities. Desert, woods and mountains are always in active fire conflict
The outside areas, the roads outside Juarez, the city it's safe almost all the time. Look, the locals are friendly, mostly of them. If you see military and police in the same place it's a safe zone. Contact with a tour guide or something, always walk with people who recognize the zone. Idk why you will be there, but be more aware of police, they like to stop you and beg for money for some reason. Cartel are not searching for american tourist, it's not good for the business but idk be careful. Riveras Del Bravo and Samalayuca are a fucked up zones, don't go there. Be asafe and welcome to Mexico. Maybe Juarez it's not a big city but it has to offer good food and more. @@Yoo-hooPapi
American chemicals in food taught you to be afraid. Those chemicals aren't allowed in many countries. Do your research. These Mexi-peepz are a lot healthier than we are.
As a young man, we’d travel to El Paso from Amarillo and go to Juarez and we never had a problem. In the early 80’s my wife’s cousin lived in El Paso and wouldn’t go into Mexico and told us to stay together and not stray off the beaten path! After that trip, I never went back!
When i was a little kid around 1960 we lived in Las Cruces and we would go to Juarez to pick up this awesome maid that stayed at our house to babysit us 3 kids while my parent's worked . We loved going over there and never had a problem with anyone . I loved the food , the markets , ...all of it !
I have been to Juarez more than a few times, in some bad areas, and I have lived in Oakland CA for a few years. I would easily rather walk around in Juarez.
The most terrifying thing I’ve ever done in my life - there’s been some crazy scary shit happen too, trust me - was walk thru a barrio with no street lights in Tijuana at 1am years ago.
@@donmezzanatto8607 thank you sir. I still can’t believe that night. Our taxi driver dropped us off at a cantina for a Donkey show and left me and my friend there. I literally thought I might get kidnapped or killed. The neighborhood was corrugated aluminum & wood shacks. Fucking insane poverty. God bless all those good people.
I see clean sidewalks and streets, minimal litter, minimal to no graffiti. Everything is very quiet, no shouting and fighting. No gangs on corners. I don’t know, can we say that about Chicago, Detroit, Los Angeles, NYC the list goes on and on? It may be unbelievably dangerous, but at least they keep up a clean facade.
I’m a resident of jtown (Juarez) and I live in downtown, I can safely say I’m always out and nothing has ever happen to me. Juarez is a beautiful city with the most beautiful people.
Thanks, interesting - it does not seem or look particularly dangerous, more like calm - but looks can be false... i could show you some corners in switzerland, that look more sinister...
For people who've never been to Mexico, Its a Blast, people are free driven and the night life is Awesome. For those who fear, Theres crime and bad guys everywhere in the World. So don't judge a book by its cover, and don't go where it's dark n creepy just like the U.S. or anywhere.
MNa why u all make these videos? I live her in CDJ and have raised my 3 Americn children here nad reside here with my American wife n not once have we seen voilence, man it's more violent in the racist US....come on man, wake up and if u wish to do a video on living and beein raised here, we will show u....
When I was in Juarez Chihuahua, if anything the Mexicans across were more nice and kind than the ones in El Paso, TX. However I did still choose to be cautious. Unfortunately in Juarez there not really much to do in that city but however I still had a pretty descent experience. Yes it's true what they say about the cartels, but if you're not involved in it then you kind of have nothing to worry about. When I was there I kind of just stayed to myself and minded my own business, just like I do in my own country. Lol I'm not that much of a people person any way. Lol When I was down there, a lot of guys would approach me and they would assume that I was down there just to explore women, I'm like no I'm like no. Lol and if I am going interact with a woman it's going to be with a purpose, not pleasure. But yeah for the most part I actually had descent experience.
Huge balls ? Why are so many 🇺🇲♂️ scared of everything? Is it all the chemicals & hormones in your food & water that make you so feminized & weak ? Scary...
@@generalstonewalljackson8153 "big steel balls clanking together" ????? Man, you sure easily impressed aren't you kid ? You do realize any tool with a camera could have done the same thing, right ? Big Steel Balls, you really are a little quiff who doesn't get out of Mommies basement very often..
nobody is happy in Juarez. There are actual travel advisories against going to Juarez. It is an extremely violent city. Just last year Americans got kidnapped and murdered in Juarez, in broad daylight. It was all over the news.
@surbon514 Only 49 states, three Canadian provinces, and five countries. The United States is no longer a first world nation and has only gotten worse under the current administration.
Y por que el tal charly le esta creando mala fama a Juárez ? por que no va también al centro del paso que tambien es peligroso a esas horas de la noche.
Dude shut it, we all know there’s a lot of Mexico cities that have more than double the murder rate of STL I love Mexico and Mexico is nice yes but pls stop forcing people to visit the bad parts of Mexico, there’s way better options All ur doing is making people not want to visit or even be able to visit ever again, stop it already
I was looking for documentaries of poverty in Mexico and this video popped up as one of the first ones. I live in Juarez and to my surprise this guy started his cruise right on the street where I live on. In the first 25 seconds of the video I can see my house lol
Out of all the places, never thought Charlie Bo would end up in Juarez Mexico one of the most dangerous places in the world in terms of violence and brutal crimes related to the cartels 😮 pretty hardcore shit here , stay safe my boy!
For starters I'm as white as they come & I live in Juarez & from what I can tell you're either in Aztecas or on the outskirts of it. There's no question the cartel is in Juarez but don't make it out to be a bad place by calling it cartel land. I have yet to meet anyone who wasn't just overly nice to me here. Yes it's a third world country but there's just a raw beauty to Juarez. Don't get in the cartel s way or worry about what they're doing & you'll be fine. Some of the greatest people I've ever met are here in Juarez & I have become great friends with them
@@user-clayrush for starters, mexico is one of a reduced selected group of countries in the world with high enriched uranium to develop nuclear weapons, thats why US chickened and forced us to sign the tlatelolco treaty in 1967. For starters, if you want to know which country is developed, developing or least developed you should check its GDP per capita and HDI. For example, mexican GDP per capita is now a high income country with $15,200 with a very HDI of 0.780 in 2022. This 2024 mexico must have more than 0.800 very high HDI in the world like developed countries. Folks,Remember that Juarez is not like all mexico but is still more developed like some parts in the USA. México has surpassed Russias GDP in 2024 as the 11th economy in the world beloved starters.
@@xavi4694Africa is a continent, and Mexico is 3rd world as well, doesn’t mean it’s bad, it just means it’s 3rd world bro like you can’t argue against that, there’s nothing wrong 3rd world doesn’t mean weak, it means the connects they had during World War II, how would it be 2nd world if Mexico wasn’t even involved in world war 2
Africa is a continent and the 95% of the countries there have low HDI and low GDP per capita and miserable conditions of living. The term "3rd world country" was applied in the cold times for referring for neutral countries that werent aligned with the axis of evil or the allies. The correct terms are developed countries such as US, Europe,Australia or NZ, developing countries such Latin America,China, Russia, The middle East and South east Asia. And finally we have the term "least developed countries" or the worst such 95% of Africa, India and Papua nueva guinea. If you live in Juarez you should ride the new BRT 2025 in the tecnologico avenue, drive to the Abraham airport to the central park, parque borunda and visit the paseo de triunfo de la republica, then travel to the 95% of the countries in Africa or india and tell us your experience in their transit systems. Their roads, parks,skycrapers,universities,etc@@ShawnShawny-j6r
I understand you are only showing the outskirts of the city, but you can go to the more centric areas and many people will find out that it is actually pretty decent, with many stores, several university faculties, banks and a big theater around there, also right now when it comes to security the situation has improved significantly and much of the crime is concentrated in specific parts of the city, so there isn’t an ambiance of generalized violence throughout the whole city, just to clarify 🙂
This guy has some extreme balls, no way im trying this even if i lived around there, this looks like part of the map from the video game PUBG except this is real life, be careful out there man
You people must be on crack, the us is 4 times bigger than mexico, yet mexico gets 4X the us’s crime rate no joke (7per100k, vs 28per100k) don’t compare these 2 countries ever 😂
When I was stationed at Ft. Bliss I went to Jaurez all the time and only had a problem once when two Juarez cops attempted to rob me. You could not pay me any amount of money to go their now.
Like Chapelle said you know youre in a bad neighborhood when you see a baby walking around at night by themselves..smdh..seeing that little boy at the end of the video
Just looks like most neighborhoods in Los Angeles. The cartels and the street gangs typically will leave you alone unless they suspect you of being a rival organization or the police.
Lmao Try again, dude. Explain the high number of constant kidnapping or deaths of innocent women (especially the young) in Mexico. Sorry but I doubt they are of a "rival organization" or the cops.
@@javiercervantes5872 bro kids literally run into elementary schools and murder dozens of children in the United States. You remember what happened at the country concert in Las Vegas where 50+ people were murdered??? Never talked about.. America is just as dangerous stop lying to yourself
@@DaemonTargaryen13400k people have died to the drug war and 60K+ missing, yet only a estimated 180K cartel members, more than half of the deaths arent even in a cartel Say that to all the families who lost innocent kids because they didn’t pay their taxes, or what about the ones who were killed in crossfire or as witness or just for driving through the wrong street, or what about the bus where they forced everyone to killed each other, and kept the last survivor as a hit man ? Like dude ur really taking away from meaning of the innocent QUIT DEFENDING CARTELS
Most of the video is in the Felipe Angeles colonia then the downtown. There is a popular restaurant called Los Monchis in that area in the first part of the video I went to quite often. I lived in Felipe Angeles for 12 years during the deadliest period and it was fine. It was cartels fighting each other... yes innocent ppl were caught in the crossfire but unless you were dealing drugs they pretty much left you alone. You just have to use common sense.
Mexicans: standing or walking on the sidewalk being polite. Black people: standing in the middle of the road angrily yelling at every car that passes by.
I dont like in Juarez, but all my family does. I go to visit them frequently and its not like its a safe city(its not). But its also not like you'll find violence everywhere you go. Its just a normal city were kids play outside and there is music all day and night. If you don't actively go looking for these dangerous people, then you probably won't get jn trouble
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What time of year and what was the temp about ?
We've spoken before Charlie. Just so you know ...
IMHO you need to step it up. By that I DON'T mean being stupidly careless!
Your videos are telling but after a while they're much of a 'muchness'.
One of my original comments included the word 'lazy'.
I have some idea of who you are. I'm hitting on your videos less often because there is no context to them.
I like what you're trying to expose but your videos are waky-faky.
Anonymity is easy ❤
Charlie, I’m getting vibes that you are playing with fire by being in these areas. The cartels are a different, far more dangerous presence than the street gangs in the US, and they really don’t mess around. Please be safe, brother!
Charlie must be a cartel member. High ranking, too.. its the only logical explaination
@@Jamie--- lol, nah. There are dozens or hundreds of cars passing thru all those streets every day. Those cartels won't have a reason to suspect from Charlie by just driving around those streets, unless he go thru a very desolated street late at night more than twice or do crazy stuff.
I tend to think he is in fact safer in this location, than the states.
Cartels are business driven, and not some rag tag group of degenerates playing gang banger trying to “live the life”
@@JV-df9emcartels are not business driven they kill, rape, kidnap, and torture innocent people all the time, just look at the femicide going on in Mexico. these dudes are far worse than gang members in America.
Charlie boy is like Cain, forced to walk the Earth & witness it all...
Cartel Land is the worst amusement park
I bet you won't say that to the carnival master in person
Foods cheaper tho
The 8-ball pit is a blast, but I would avoid the roller coaster, it has a very low overhead clearance
Depends what kinda amusement your looking for lol
@@maryyjanee247 I hear the churros are to die for
Seeing those 2 kids just sitting on the curb brought back memories of my childhood of just sitting on the curb with friends watching the world go by. Be careful out there Charlie.
Life in MX is just like 1990's america. People are still getting together playing soccer in the streets, cooking in the driveways, connecting with each other all ways
Me too. All the while drinking airlines-sized bottles of vodka. My mum said it calmed me down. I'd share it with friends. Good times.
🤣🤣@@patrickbyrne9282
Yea, the unvaccinated life is the absolute best. Pure humanity!
@@awapuhi9You're brainwashed.
Juarez ain't that bad my peeps like the news portrait it... There's actually some good humble citizens here. Much love to everyone around the globe from Juarez aka Jtown
except the cartel bullies and terrorizes everyone that lives there
@@tonysopranooo1 Bullshit!
@@TooHonest4_You Why scared? Don't ask and do it!
@@elgransuizo FYI this doesn't really help.
@@TooHonest4_Youtake a helicopter size drone to get out of trouble 😅
1:07 That's the university across the way there. It's interesting seeing the Juárez colored houses up close. I always see them from the other side along I-10.
I 10 is a VERY DANGEROUS road
10x poorer than any american and 10x more dangerous than any american hood yet 10x cleaner.
There was nothing clean about that wasteland.
Far cleaner than Kensington Avenue, PA.
@@celestialbeing5291its cleaner and safer than your african guettos. Long live my city juarez.
@@xavi4694 "Cleaner and safer than" nothing. Juarez is one of the most dangerous cities in the world which says a lot.
Yeah, democrat $hitholes in America are just that, $hitholes.
These people are much poorer than the people in the black hoods of America, yet a million times cleaner 🤔
You explained it in your sentence. Sad, really.
Because America is dirty place and it's harder to stay clean?
What are you trying to say...?
@@blobber51 What!!!
The blacks are lazy ppl they don't like them bc there faces
I love the Mexican people. Sucks some parts are controlled by Cartels. Viva Mexico!
I give it 3 months before Charlie is casually driving through RPG volleys in the Gaza Strip.
Alluha akbar
YES I DO TO
And then through Taliban occupied territory in Afghanistan, lol.
Then on to Kiev.
@johnhatchel9681 nothing is happening in Kyiv.
Charlie thank You for letting us travel with you. Love IT
the cop`s like "hey can i see your drivers licence"? "no man i dont have" - "well ok then i just leave then"
Pretty sad that this doesn't look as bad as some of our cities in America. Definitely a dangerous shit hole, but our cities are worse I think.
American cities are far worse by far. This is not a shithole. American cities are shitholes.
Back in the 80's and early 90's, I was a truck driver. Anytime I went thru Texas on I-10, I'd stop in El Paso and go into Juarez. I'd get off the beaten path and visit neighborhood bars. The beer was cheap and so were the women. I never had a problem. You couldn't beat me with a stick and get me to go there now.
You're a brave man, brother. Driving around in Juarez but especially, driving at night 😬.
Not even dangerous lmao
@@antoniosalazar599says the Mexican who lives in that third world country 😂
@@thomasag2765 Obviously if we live there we now what's dangerous and what is not. And that place is def not dangerous.
I've been driving a long time. Even drove city buses. And I would have never attempted to drive thru this cluster lol 1:16
Where are all the homeless people? I know, in America.
That's nothing to joke about.
There is no anglos in mexico noe blacks.
Everyone talking about “it’s exactly how I imagined it would” this is just a small part of the city. I cross the border every week day or night and of course it has it’s dangerous, ugly areas like every city but if you visit the east side you’ll see how diverse and modern it is. The houses, hotels, restaurants, bars, cafes and malls look a lot better than the ones in El Paso, Texas. Juarez is a beautiful city outside of it’s downtown area.
huge balls indeed, if the cartels catch you filming, even for youtube it's a death sentence unless you have permission first
I have permission. There is a website where you can sign up for permission and donate to their cause. I actually had lunch with one of the luetinants while there.
@@CharlieBo313not a cartel meet and greet 😅
@CharlieBo313 you deadass? 😦
@@CharlieBo313 What cause?
It's a joke people lol. I didn't think anyone would believe that.
In the early 90’s I went into Juarez and they had some great nightclubs it was wild and dangerous too! It was a whole lot different than when I went to Mexico City in 1973, like a completely different country.
I used to party there in the late 80s. Different place now.
Sad.
I like how the streets look cleaner than the streets of Detroit and Philadelphia. lol
and no zombies .
but cartels lol
No it’s not
Streets are CLEAN!!!!!
Cartel pays for that
@@jw9517and us citizens pay to cartels so is like you guys are paying it.
@@josephrodriguez5510 and the money keeps flowing
no, they aren't. by what metric are you measuring clean?
@@jw9517 That is not true most of the work is done by the people who live there just because you are poor does not mean you have to live in dirt
Look what LA has to look forward to 😂
Oh this looks ways nicer than LA.
@@greenpickle9606I think he meant the cartels
LA looks like 🗑 thanx to Biden 😂
Grew up in El Paso in the sixties we went to Juarez for everything from getting our hair cut to things for the house,in the 70’s as soon as the bars closed in El Paso right over the bridge to our favorite bars El Submarino and Fred’s still good in the 80’s my friend and neighbor Sandy Lopez his dad was the manager of this The Camino Real hotel one of the nicest hotels in Juarez at the time. And thanks to the democrat party the cartels are stronger than ever.
I'm Mexican and i can say that tha's the less dangerous part of Juarez in cartel zones, yes, there's some shootings there, but there´s more shootings out of civilian zones more than cities. Desert, woods and mountains are always in active fire conflict
I’m going next month for first time ever. Any places I should avoid as a 35 yr old gringo lol
The outside areas, the roads outside Juarez, the city it's safe almost all the time. Look, the locals are friendly, mostly of them. If you see military and police in the same place it's a safe zone. Contact with a tour guide or something, always walk with people who recognize the zone. Idk why you will be there, but be more aware of police, they like to stop you and beg for money for some reason. Cartel are not searching for american tourist, it's not good for the business but idk be careful. Riveras Del Bravo and Samalayuca are a fucked up zones, don't go there. Be asafe and welcome to Mexico. Maybe Juarez it's not a big city but it has to offer good food and more. @@Yoo-hooPapi
Seeing little ones on the curb by themselves is heartbreaking.
Child neglect!
Jajaja they are just playing outside of their houses. Greetings from Mexico!
American chemicals in food taught you to be afraid. Those chemicals aren't allowed in many countries. Do your research. These Mexi-peepz are a lot healthier than we are.
@@cocoxtina8366Bot?
@@cocoxtina8366 🤣
As a young man, we’d travel to El Paso from Amarillo and go to Juarez and we never had a problem. In the early 80’s my wife’s cousin lived in El Paso and wouldn’t go into Mexico and told us to stay together and not stray off the beaten path! After that trip, I never went back!
You could still go and be okay. Maybe don't be so "American," but you'll be alright.
Juarez was the most safe in the 80s,
Looks like the Cartel should run Kensington!
When i was a little kid around 1960 we lived in Las Cruces and we would go to Juarez to pick up this awesome maid that stayed at our house to babysit us 3 kids while my parent's worked . We loved going over there and never had a problem with anyone . I loved the food , the markets , ...all of it !
I have been to Juarez more than a few times, in some bad areas, and I have lived in Oakland CA for a few years. I would easily rather walk around in Juarez.
The most terrifying thing I’ve ever done in my life - there’s been some crazy scary shit happen too, trust me - was walk thru a barrio with no street lights in Tijuana at 1am years ago.
Tijuana is pretty crazy it's eerie at night
target on your back all-night man. glad your ok
@@donmezzanatto8607 thank you sir. I still can’t believe that night. Our taxi driver dropped us off at a cantina for a Donkey show and left me and my friend there. I literally thought I might get kidnapped or killed. The neighborhood was corrugated aluminum & wood shacks. Fucking insane poverty. God bless all those good people.
@@69Musclehow was the donkey show?
@@saintlouis1087 we were lied too, there was no show. 🤨
I see clean sidewalks and streets, minimal litter, minimal to no graffiti. Everything is very quiet, no shouting and fighting. No gangs on corners. I don’t know, can we say that about Chicago, Detroit, Los Angeles, NYC the list goes on and on? It may be unbelievably dangerous, but at least they keep up a clean facade.
I’m a resident of jtown (Juarez) and I live in downtown, I can safely say I’m always out and nothing has ever happen to me. Juarez is a beautiful city with the most beautiful people.
Hahahaha
Thanks, interesting - it does not seem or look particularly dangerous, more like calm - but looks can be false... i could show you some corners in switzerland, that look more sinister...
Respect to you Charlie from me in Italy :)
I can't imagine why anyone still goes to Mexico, I'm not aware of anyplace in Mexico safe from violence and corruption.
For people who've never been to Mexico, Its a Blast, people are free driven and the night life is Awesome. For those who fear, Theres crime and bad guys everywhere in the World. So don't judge a book by its cover, and don't go where it's dark n creepy just like the U.S. or anywhere.
Agreed. Just lay low. Don’t flash money. No fancy jewelry, or clothes , watches Just be cool 😎 and blend it. Look casual
@@raidkiller4987 Word/Exactly
But why do some many people want to come here?
I had a good time in Mexico lol it look rough yes but I’m happy I didn’t let looks deceive me
I've just got back from Mexico. It's weather is great and the people are friendly and welcoming . @@jeanettesmith765
Very similar to the neighborhoods on the outskirts here in Brazil.
Ini juga mirip di indonesia
@@fendikurniawan5839 Indonesia pasti menjadi tempat yang indah. Di sini, di Brasil, saya suka menonton video dari negara yang indah ini
@@sandrocavalcante9876 di indonesia beberapa indah beberapa juga kumuh bro.
@@sandrocavalcante9876 aku kira mexico , tempatnya seperti amerika serikat. Ternyata sungguh berbeda
@@sandrocavalcante9876 aku sering nonton konten kreator tentang negara mexico, terutama cartel2 sadis dimexico
MNa why u all make these videos? I live her in CDJ and have raised my 3 Americn children here nad reside here with my American wife n not once have we seen voilence, man it's more violent in the racist US....come on man, wake up and if u wish to do a video on living and beein raised here, we will show u....
haha bro wasn’t in just juárez he was in anapra😂… that’s even crazier
When I was in Juarez Chihuahua, if anything the Mexicans across were more nice and kind than the ones in El Paso, TX.
However I did still choose to be cautious. Unfortunately in Juarez there not really much to do in that city but however I still had a pretty descent experience.
Yes it's true what they say about the cartels, but if you're not involved in it then you kind of have nothing to worry about. When I was there I kind of just stayed to myself and minded my own business, just like I do in my own country. Lol
I'm not that much of a people person any way. Lol
When I was down there, a lot of guys would approach me and they would assume that I was down there just to explore women, I'm like no I'm like no. Lol and if I am going interact with a woman it's going to be with a purpose, not pleasure.
But yeah for the most part I actually had descent experience.
Streets are empty.
They all are now in NYC
You must be mistaken all migrants in NYC are Venezuelans my guy
Still looks better than the black neighbourhoods in America 😅
The hoods of Mexico looks clean again,thank you trump 😅
Huge balls to bring us content, respect!
Yea I thought I heard them big steel balls clanking together “ Tink tink tink “
Huge balls ? Why are so many 🇺🇲♂️ scared of everything? Is it all the chemicals & hormones in your food & water that make you so feminized & weak ? Scary...
Yeah because gangsters in hoods always patiently waiting for him to rob him or shoot at him lol..
@@generalstonewalljackson8153 "big steel balls clanking together" ????? Man, you sure easily impressed aren't you kid ?
You do realize any tool with a camera could have done the same thing, right ? Big Steel Balls, you really are a little quiff who doesn't get out of Mommies basement very often..
@@arthurmorgan2906The cartels are far worse than any gangsters.
wow that looks like a nice town -ppl probably happy there
nobody is happy in Juarez. There are actual travel advisories against going to Juarez. It is an extremely violent city. Just last year Americans got kidnapped and murdered in Juarez, in broad daylight. It was all over the news.
Looks cleaner and safer than most US cities.
Nope try again
ok......
I wouldn’t say safer tho. But it is cleaner for sure
Clearly you have not been to many US cities. New Orleans and Baltimore are the exceptions, not the rules.
@surbon514 Only 49 states, three Canadian provinces, and five countries. The United States is no longer a first world nation and has only gotten worse under the current administration.
No homeless. It looks cleaner than some parts in LA, Chicago, Philadelphia, Dallas and NY.
Homeless die out there that’s why
Lmao Most homeless live in the outskirts....
I've played with my band at that bar Centenario. Pretty fun Saturday nights amongst punk rock and metal kids.
Y por que el tal charly le esta creando mala fama a Juárez ? por que no va también al centro del paso que tambien es peligroso a esas horas de la noche.
Do more border towns
You're very Brave. I wouldn't let night catch me there.😮😂
No more dangerous than compton..south central ...Chicago...new york
Dude shut it, we all know there’s a lot of Mexico cities that have more than double the murder rate of STL
I love Mexico and Mexico is nice yes but pls stop forcing people to visit the bad parts of Mexico, there’s way better options
All ur doing is making people not want to visit or even be able to visit ever again, stop it already
Juarez is not dangerous at all. Just back from another 6 weeks there. Some towns and cities in Scotland are more dangerous. Especially Glasgow
sad that you can see UTEP from all of that poverty
Somehow seems safer than Detroit and Chicago🤔
Does it 🤔
Happens in the U.S. too @@nyykoo9041
Absolutely@@johngomes7502
Yes
it doesnt seem safer u trippin and id rather get shot than kidnapped and tortured
God bless you and protect you for venturing into territories not even Chuck Norris would dare enter. 🙏🙏
Chuck Norris? Are you 70 years old 😂
I was looking for documentaries of poverty in Mexico and this video popped up as one of the first ones. I live in Juarez and to my surprise this guy started his cruise right on the street where I live on. In the first 25 seconds of the video I can see my house lol
Are you part of a cartel? 😂
Out of all the places, never thought Charlie Bo would end up in Juarez Mexico one of the most dangerous places in the world in terms of violence and brutal crimes related to the cartels 😮 pretty hardcore shit here , stay safe my boy!
For starters I'm as white as they come & I live in Juarez & from what I can tell you're either in Aztecas or on the outskirts of it. There's no question the cartel is in Juarez but don't make it out to be a bad place by calling it cartel land. I have yet to meet anyone who wasn't just overly nice to me here. Yes it's a third world country but there's just a raw beauty to Juarez. Don't get in the cartel s way or worry about what they're doing & you'll be fine. Some of the greatest people I've ever met are here in Juarez & I have become great friends with them
We are like a 2no world. 3rd world would be Africa or India.
@@xavi4694 for starters India is a nuclear power & Africa is a continent, not a country
@@user-clayrush for starters, mexico is one of a reduced selected group of countries in the world with high enriched uranium to develop nuclear weapons, thats why US chickened and forced us to sign the tlatelolco treaty in 1967. For starters, if you want to know which country is developed, developing or least developed you should check its GDP per capita and HDI. For example, mexican GDP per capita is now a high income country with $15,200 with a very HDI of 0.780 in 2022. This 2024 mexico must have more than 0.800 very high HDI in the world like developed countries. Folks,Remember that Juarez is not like all mexico but is still more developed like some parts in the USA. México has surpassed Russias GDP in 2024 as the 11th economy in the world beloved starters.
@@xavi4694Africa is a continent, and Mexico is 3rd world as well, doesn’t mean it’s bad, it just means it’s 3rd world bro like you can’t argue against that, there’s nothing wrong
3rd world doesn’t mean weak, it means the connects they had during World War II, how would it be 2nd world if Mexico wasn’t even involved in world war 2
Africa is a continent and the 95% of the countries there have low HDI and low GDP per capita and miserable conditions of living. The term "3rd world country" was applied in the cold times for referring for neutral countries that werent aligned with the axis of evil or the allies. The correct terms are developed countries such as US, Europe,Australia or NZ, developing countries such Latin America,China, Russia, The middle East and South east Asia. And finally we have the term "least developed countries" or the worst such 95% of Africa, India and Papua nueva guinea. If you live in Juarez you should ride the new BRT 2025 in the tecnologico avenue, drive to the Abraham airport to the central park, parque borunda and visit the paseo de triunfo de la republica, then travel to the 95% of the countries in Africa or india and tell us your experience in their transit systems. Their roads, parks,skycrapers,universities,etc@@ShawnShawny-j6r
What's the rent for an apartment down there? I can't afford where I am living.
Charlie saying - I run shit here, you just live here 😂😂😂😂
Is that from Training Day?
I understand you are only showing the outskirts of the city, but you can go to the more centric areas and many people will find out that it is actually pretty decent, with many stores, several university faculties, banks and a big theater around there, also right now when it comes to security the situation has improved significantly and much of the crime is concentrated in specific parts of the city, so there isn’t an ambiance of generalized violence throughout the whole city, just to clarify 🙂
Gotta be careful out there in a nice truck or SUV...
This guy has some extreme balls, no way im trying this even if i lived around there, this looks like part of the map from the video game PUBG except this is real life, be careful out there man
Looks cleaner than Tucson Arizona
I know where I'm taking my next vacation!!
Where is all the graffiti !?! Here in the US we have graffiti everywhere. Why not in Mexico ?
Graffiti is everywhere in Guanajuato, Guerrero and parts of Colima
I mean vlog walking around the block would get more content and more views, this looks like normal doggy street at night in any part of the world...
charlie u gotta be careful dude. Cartels are something u dont wanna mess around with.
Looks safer than a lot of streets here in the United States......
It's actually very dangerous and not peaceful at all..
Mexicos murder capital they just not as hot headed as wannabes from the states
You people must be on crack, the us is 4 times bigger than mexico, yet mexico gets 4X the us’s crime rate no joke (7per100k, vs 28per100k) don’t compare these 2 countries ever 😂
Shut up and stop capping it looks like shit
IT is. Detroit is unsafer than juarez now.
When I was stationed at Ft. Bliss I went to Jaurez all the time and only had a problem once when two Juarez cops attempted to rob me. You could not pay me any amount of money to go their now.
Like Chapelle said you know youre in a bad neighborhood when you see a baby walking around at night by themselves..smdh..seeing that little boy at the end of the video
Right?!? Me, too. Fkk me up. 😢
Just looks like most neighborhoods in Los Angeles. The cartels and the street gangs typically will leave you alone unless they suspect you of being a rival organization or the police.
Lmao Try again, dude. Explain the high number of constant kidnapping or deaths of innocent women (especially the young) in Mexico. Sorry but I doubt they are of a "rival organization" or the cops.
I actually hate when people defend these cartels, stop defending them
Another great video. CharlieBo313. Keep up the great job.
Bro u don’t gotta take it so far bro . Ya life is more important
I eat h this video for the first time and it looks scary, when I seen you going down those streets I said man your going the wrong way. Be careful 🙏
This is like watching another planet I only read about in true crime novels
Your account has 16 years old congratulations you are a good citizen 😂😂😂❤
relax you are probably safer there as an average citizen than any hood in the US
Stay safe! Appreciate your videos.
props to the homie at 1:55 letting that guy clean his wieldshield for some money lol im sure he could have went without it. nice lil gesture.
charlieBo is FEARLESS man!!! thanks for the content though amazing work
That's funny...don't see the racist comments on this video...I wonder why
Nice one.
You know it’s dangerous when there isn’t a taco stand in sight
At least you have no potholes Or moon craters
Give me a break, America MUCH WORSE
I agree! America much worse!
Yea no Kensington zombies 😂
So much worse, the world is invited?
You're extremely naive and ignorant if you actually think that.
Atleast the police has control and doesn’t extort you, quit comparing ur struggle to there’s, disgusting
3:13 My man is rocking the Akimbo setup!
Please don't get flayed 💀
looks better than some places here in the US
Bro stfu this place looks horrible
Huevos amigo noche mas peligroso
Tj and mexico remind me a bit of east los angeles
beautiful city, looks so quiet and peaceful
yup VERY beautiful
Go live there then
Try saying that to a local with that TH-cam sarcasm
Better and safer than a lot of USA cities !
@@Yahooligan72 sarcasm ? how is it sarcasm ? look a lot more calm than places like san francisco, philadelphia, chicago etc etc
😮 keep making these videos in the cartel are going to play soccer with your head😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Seems safe compared to some areas in Chicago or Memphis or even Miami..
😂Never in any of those citys will they have a full blown shootout with the military…in juarez and alot of places in mexico its the norm
@@javiercervantes5872 bro kids literally run into elementary schools and murder dozens of children in the United States. You remember what happened at the country concert in Las Vegas where 50+ people were murdered??? Never talked about.. America is just as dangerous stop lying to yourself
@@DaemonTargaryen13400k people have died to the drug war and 60K+ missing, yet only a estimated 180K cartel members, more than half of the deaths arent even in a cartel
Say that to all the families who lost innocent kids because they didn’t pay their taxes, or what about the ones who were killed in crossfire or as witness or just for driving through the wrong street, or what about the bus where they forced everyone to killed each other, and kept the last survivor as a hit man ? Like dude ur really taking away from meaning of the innocent
QUIT DEFENDING CARTELS
north juarez. where the real party is. you can see UTEP at 1:03 where bullets landed frequently in 2009
I’ve noticed there’s no street lines on the roads
Most of the video is in the Felipe Angeles colonia then the downtown.
There is a popular restaurant called
Los Monchis in that area in the first part of the video I went to quite often. I lived in Felipe Angeles for 12 years during the deadliest period and it was fine. It was cartels fighting each other... yes innocent ppl were caught in the crossfire but unless you were dealing drugs they pretty much left you alone. You just have to use common sense.
I know Juarez is dangerous but I got married at the border, spent two weeks there ,and loved it
Respect to you Charlie from me in 🇬🇧.💕🙏
You're a brave man, Charlie
Mexicans: standing or walking on the sidewalk being polite.
Black people: standing in the middle of the road angrily yelling at every car that passes by.
Yup those are blacks for ya
White people: Mass shootings
I read this goofy take right when the dude hustling in the middle of the road showed up.
I dont like in Juarez, but all my family does. I go to visit them frequently and its not like its a safe city(its not).
But its also not like you'll find violence everywhere you go. Its just a normal city were kids play outside and there is music all day and night. If you don't actively go looking for these dangerous people, then you probably won't get jn trouble