@@bdawg3942 it was around 90 degrees (32 celsius) with a dew point of around 78 (26), making the heat index somewhere around 105 (40) degrees on june 8th. Pretty hot for early june but around average for late july - early august. For the past few days though its been like 93-95 here with similar dew points which sucks even more Perth is a fair bit cooler in the summer on average (maybe 5 degrees), and it is much drier, but still hot
@@SPICY_BEAR I think so! It was really cool. My dad lives there now. But so many memories at that stadium, I worked at the ice-cream shop that was right up the road too🤣 its intresting to see the streets ive been on on TH-cam
@@SERBIAZ American democracy is a Hollywood myth, in fact, the people of America were driven into educational, medical and mortgage loans, deprived of the people of the opportunity to live within their means, and "freedom of speech" has also become a myth (
Ppl forget that Mobile is closer to the tropics..when you take that Jim Crow mindset away the Gulf cities beautiful...good food down there like New Orleans
Moved here from the so called GREATEST City on earth NYC... Best move I ever made we poor and the hood still the hood world wide.. Kindest most helpful people and that just my experience never had an issue.. Never leaving and hope the rest of y'all. NYers don't come.. So it can stay just how it is .. Peaceful clean fresh air with grass and trees.....
Ive lived in and around Mobile all my life but recently in the past year there has been so many murders. There is a shooting everyday it seems like. I live in Saraland about 10 minutes north of Mobile now. And yes you guys are right about the humidity.
@Bagge ExtraXXX Nah, its significantly better than most parts of south america. My mom’s boyfriend is from guayaquil, ecuador and he says the difference is enormous, and I live in a not-so-great part of mobile.
51 yrs here. And yes the crime rate has rose significantly. Most noticeable after Hurricane Katrina when we got a lot of folks in from LA. The thing I notice more and more is the trash thrown out on the streets, lots, etc. The poorly kept properties, and lack of respect for anyone or anybody. You can't take your kids anywhere for the cussing, even fighting. Not even places where you should be able to take kids like the parks. Don't get me started on Chuck E Cheese, that's a wash. And the Mall is the worst place to take them. You might get shot there. Sad, because that was my favorite place to go as a kid in Mobile. Recently some of us, myself included have started fighting back. You drive like fool, I get your tag #, and car description and call it in. I run a dash cam as well for such occasions of idiotsy. Just this past week an idiot threw trash out of his car going down my street. I picked it up and threw it right back through his window on his way out. Yet I get flipped off?! I can live with that. But watching my property value go down is harder. Folks need to spend more time bringing their kids up better. Period. And You can give some folks a new home and they will trash it out in a years time. Our taxes for such housing programs wasted. No grass, dirt. They love it apparently. Always having so many cars in your yard will do that.. It's just a damn shame. And please don't come at me with that racist crap. I have friends and even relatives of all shades Playa! That race card bs is old and has no bearing on how one conducts his or herself around me or my kids. Respect for others are obviously taught at home. Like I said, I have relatives of much darker pigments and they don't act like idiots. And it's the The idiots that have us all carrying now. Black and white alike. Its Not the Cops fault folks don't raise their kids right. Let's make Mobile The beautiful again. Not the trash dump i'm seeing it become. Or move and let become another Prichard and soon to be Chickasaw and Saraland. I prefer not to live in crime and trash myself. Funny how some folks want to that way too but don't do anything to contribute to a better place to live. Instead make it like what they moved from. Or maybe that's the point, make us move. I should not have to pay so much to live in a decent hood. Folks should take care of the hoods they live in at the time. Instead of move to mine and start trashing it all over. They move like locust from town to town til they are all ran down. And hey, here's something to think about... no one is born a racist, true enough. It's def taught alright, but it's certainly not always by the parents. We teach each other that mess by our repeated actions of disrespect over time. My niece is mixed, and she's my Fav. She's far from ghetto acting tho. Wonder why... Her pop would not help raise her so she calls someone else dad. And he deserves it. I had a father inlaw who was black as well. I paid for his wake and funeral when his own brother would not. Any of that sound like a racist person to you? I can go on but this book needs an ending. Point I'm trying to make? You reap what you sew. Respect yourself and carry yourself with respect for others and so will others respect you. Most of the time anyway. The other times is why we are proud 9mm, Glock, toting gun owners. But I've never had to pull it, yet lol. Learn how to talk to folks and we will all live better. Feel me peeps...
I live in Mobile and yes, it's slowly declining. This place has so much potential. It should be a tourist hotspot. Civic center for major concerts Cruise terminal Downtown bars Close to beaches Fishing and hunting But nope, we have stale conservatives running the city who are afraid of any kind of change. Their biggest concern is that dumb moonpie drop for new years.
I love Mobile. And some of those so called "hoods" you are driving through have the nicest people and the best cooks. Some down home country cooking and soul food. Just cause a person don't have money for fancy house doesn't make them bad folks.
I've met the rich & been the poor. I can tell u right now more poor than rich know Jesus. A poor cashier at my local grocery store offered me a ride home cause my car motor blew out. I only knew her from shopping there. I took the ride & offered her 3 bucks for gas. She has 4 kids, no husband, & her car was soooo old. She refused the 3 bucks cause she said she didn't want to block her blessings. All she lived off of was that cashier job & wouldn't take the money. She was living from the spirit of giving. A well to do upper suburbanite gave me a ride in her brand new car, she took the 3 bucks! Being poor is not recommended, but it does humble u.
I used to be on the streets doing dumb shit like them until I got tired of insanity ( repeating the same thing) alone no help got my shit together. 🤷🏾♀️ It can happen only if you want it.
I have never had the opportunity to go to N.O. but I want to. I think I know what you mean though. I have been to Lafayette and it has a lot more of the French influence in the architecture. From what I have seen N. O. IS even more French in Architecture and has more of the tropical species of trees and wildlife. I am enjoying this conversation by the way.
I travel through the lower south a lot, I’ve noticed that from east TX to Pensacola,FL all seem to have that gulf coast Louisiana feel. Places like Beaumont,TX, Baton Rogue, Gulfport MS, Mobile AL and Pensacola Fl while all different still have similar type houses, black moldy concrete, humid greenery everywhere, a few palm trees scattered around, and a swampy feeling.
the last time i was in alabama was when i was 3/4 years old. i remember only a little bit, but one thing i do remember was never seeing the sun. it would rain everyday.
I live in Alabama and I will say it is cloudy often but the skies are always this dark kinda blue color. Even in pics it had this blueish hue. I wonder if that’s what lynard skyward was talking about when they said skies are so blue
Nah. It was sunny and dry theres no sun now because of the idiots spraying the sky with chemtrails.. Cloudy in winter. Sunny in the summer. Now its coudy and wet all the tims becuase of the government
This is Mobile. First he was on the Northside known as the bottom. After the 7 minute mark , he was in the Mayesville community. The part where the home are connected in the last part of the video are the R.V. Taylor projects and the Birdville projects.
@@sunflowerglow5050 Yes it is . On Antwerp street. If Charlie had made a right on Antwerpt instead of a left he would have passed it, It was a elementary school in the sixties then a middle school in the 70's but it is a elementary school again now.
I appreciate all of your stuff, but damn how do you have the time and money to visit so many different places? I'll tell you this much I wanna hit a goal like that
Born and raised and ill probably die here too lol i love you Mobile! Birth place of Mardi Gras...we GET DOWN, hence the kids party music...hahaha...thanks for including us in your vids of the hood. CPT!
1:23_ LE VEDETTE DEL TERRITORIO! Also in Italy and France there is people that to do control of the zone..... Minuts 3: The gang of the zone, very well... Beh, nice zone, i like this zone. At le prox video super Charlie,Hiii
Not too much different from some Detroit neighborhoods, although some of the space between structures has always just been acreage of land that never had anything built upon it...
This video shows a community on the move. Some of the less conditioned houses will be picked up by people who find the big city life to be to dangerous and fixed up. There is a new trend away from the big city to a more rural environment and this place is perfect for that.
Wait! What are the zoning laws for these unkempt properties. Are they relatively inexpensive or expensive, considering, the historical significance of it?
This is what happens when tax base moves to west Mobile and Daphne. Mobile lost military and industrial jobs for political reasons.. Slow decline, once a thriving hub. Can come back though, political reasons for neighborhoods that decline.
I'm pretty sure Pritchard or how ever u spell it is a nice suburban area with nice people. Never been there but I'm pretty sure its some nice people there. I rode thru Mobile one time on the highway going to New Orleans
@@stankpussyk.3940 yeaaaa u dead wrong on that one lol... i from anniston and its crackin here but folks in prichard do it different.. kinda like a poor chicago. now imagine that.
Prichard has the MOST trash on the side of the streets. Why is that? But it's getting like that everywhere around Mobile. Mobile The beautiful lol. Not anymore.
I'm was born and raised in mobile Alabama and still live but on the out skirts I'm in the country but I lived in Prichard,Springhill area wouldn't live there now because of the crime but I love my home and the people that live there ♥I just subscribed to your channel
@Bagge ExtraXXX There are poor areas and rich areas, just like everywhere else. Mobile is a low income city, and this is probably the bottom 60% of mobile that hes driving through, so you can expect like 90% of the usa to be better than this. Also the usa is so diverse you really can’t look at one place and make your decision based off of you not fancying that one place…
You were lucky my friend on average there are two to three sometimes the more people get shot right there on the streets here driving mostly at night but here recently quite a few daytime shooting
I rarely ever see stores in these hoods, there had to be a Main Street thru these hoods. I like to see the businesses and what type of restaurants they got.
There's rarely stores and restaurants in these areas. They rob them blind to a point they can't afford to stay open. That and the areas are usually zoned residential, not light commercial.
Probably a couple mom and pop soul food joints and the rest is just fast food chains. That’s how it was in north Huntsville most of my life and that’s considered the more boujee city in Alabama. Huntsville’s going through a big growth right now though so a lot of new things are coming.
Being from some small project right outside Baltimore words can’t describe how the south looks to me. All I can imagine is that these are the descendants of the blacks who never left the plantations and stuff. Nothing against the people just observing the environment. I’m used to blocks of apartments and row homes not big blocks of houses and land
Mobile is like New Orleans since Mardi Gras was originally founded there. Mobile is not that bad compared to Montgomery and Birmingham. It's slowly losing population still it's dirt cheap and has alot of decent areas.
@Justinthe Comments Mobile is basically the mobile-tensaw river delta’s version of new orleans. Everything about mobile is makes it a smaller version of new orleans. Same culture, same economy, same architecture, etc, just less of it here
Somebody already said this, but I live in Albany, Ga. Some 200 plus miles from Mobile. There are only 75,000 people in Albany, but damn...ot is just like driving through Albany. However like a former NYC resident added, "Lots of nice people in Mobile". Same here. Poor, but nice kind people mostly. I am 73 years old. All my life here! Plus, I am White. The city is over 70% Black. Still, I love it here. Yes, it is hot and humid. Wouldn't be the South of it was any other weather condition.
Hello and thanks for the video, 2:04 Oh that's nice a water slide and inflatable pool, then the music 2:07 "....... the Mother F#*%#RS tryna tell me how to live, F*&K That"
Is there really a sack O suds general there where my cousin Vinny was filmed where those two dudes where accused of murdering the store clerk but it wound up being some one else who committed the heinous crime ever but then at the end the two youths were found NOT guilty!that place?😕
I can feel the humidity in this video
its pussy wet
How humid are we talking? I wish Charlie would add the temp somewhere 👍. I’m on Perth Australia and it gets very hot in the summer 🥵
@@bdawg3942 it was around 90 degrees (32 celsius) with a dew point of around 78 (26), making the heat index somewhere around 105 (40) degrees on june 8th. Pretty hot for early june but around average for late july - early august. For the past few days though its been like 93-95 here with similar dew points which sucks even more
Perth is a fair bit cooler in the summer on average (maybe 5 degrees), and it is much drier, but still hot
I thought that was a nice cold weather
Mobile is now the most rainiest city in the US.
Hank Aaron was born in Mobile, Alabama! Birth place of a *LEGEND* ! 😎
I watched the stadium be built with my grandfather. He lived across the street from Leroy Hill Coffee ❤
@@meganwhite1509 Wow! That's awesome! 😮😀
@@SPICY_BEAR I think so! It was really cool. My dad lives there now. But so many memories at that stadium, I worked at the ice-cream shop that was right up the road too🤣 its intresting to see the streets ive been on on TH-cam
Every time you in Alabama it look like its on a slow ass Sunday
every day in the hood. except around sunset when the flocks gather
😩😂😂😂
I noticed your camera quality is awesome now 💯❗️ good looks on the content appreciate it👍🏻 Be safe out there ❗️☝🏻
You can just tell it’s humid as shit watching this
I know. I can't wait to go back. GatahBoy
Bruh ong 🤣🤣
I live on the southeast corner instead of the southwest corner of AL and can definitely verify this 😂 like a mfn sauna
Considered the rainiest city in America.
Its been raining for the past week here in mobile
This city stays on First 48 along with Tulsa.
Factz
@@jerseybaby100 Thank you Charlie for documentary facts and videos, living testimony of how America collapsed, in every frame.
@@user-qg7qu5hh9w So true. Is this the place where America is the greatest country on the planet? Ain’t democracy grand.
@@SERBIAZ American democracy is a Hollywood myth, in fact, the people of America were driven into educational, medical and mortgage loans, deprived of the people of the opportunity to live within their means, and "freedom of speech" has also become a myth (
918! Lol yea tulsa is wack
Ppl forget that Mobile is closer to the tropics..when you take that Jim Crow mindset away the Gulf cities beautiful...good food down there like New Orleans
Yes!!
@go away congrats on not understand the intricacies and ramifications of generations susceptead to Jim Crowe laws and systematic racism
there is no jim crow mindset . theres plenty of gimme gimmie mindset though
@@ronalddavis this is pure ignorance. what a shame.
Mobile also had the last public lynching by the KKK in 1981. Michael Donald
No matter how rundown, beatdown, raggedy, and dangerous a Black neighborhood may be, somebody will have a BMW or Mercedes!!
The question is. “is it theirs?”
Lol true
@@emarm100 Nobody is stealing a BMW and keeping it, you’re asking to get caught 😑
White neighborhoods too
Moved here from the so called GREATEST City on earth NYC... Best move I ever made we poor and the hood still the hood world wide.. Kindest most helpful people and that just my experience never had an issue.. Never leaving and hope the rest of y'all. NYers don't come.. So it can stay just how it is .. Peaceful clean fresh air with grass and trees.....
I'm glad we welcomed u with open arms because we are great ppl to meet, I'm born and raised in Prichard Al
Welcome to the city
@@prettypisces8724 thank you
welcome to mobile baby
Just that southern hospitality😊😊
Wish you could’ve seen happy hill when it was up 😭😈 and roger Williams
Can’t forget about orange grove 👀
That nigga Bentley I’m dead🤣 what’s good nigga
Boy ride down 45 ! I stayed in bessemer. Shout out to prichard Al
Yes it was live
My cousin got kill and happy hill
I live 2 hours away from this city. It’s kinda wild how far you travel just to shoot these videos.
💪🏽💯🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 much love from Dallas, Texas
When I think of mobile Alabama I think of “The Last Mr. Bigg” chuuuuchhhhh
Charliebo be makin sure he got a full tank of gas before rollin through these hoods 😂
Ive lived in and around Mobile all my life but recently in the past year there has been so many murders. There is a shooting everyday it seems like. I live in Saraland about 10 minutes north of Mobile now. And yes you guys are right about the humidity.
I was thinking the same thing🤣 lived in Mobile until August 2019. And a of the talk about humidity doesn't surprise me
@Bagge ExtraXXX Nah, its significantly better than most parts of south america. My mom’s boyfriend is from guayaquil, ecuador and he says the difference is enormous, and I live in a not-so-great part of mobile.
51 yrs here. And yes the crime rate has rose significantly. Most noticeable after Hurricane Katrina when we got a lot of folks in from LA. The thing I notice more and more is the trash thrown out on the streets, lots, etc. The poorly kept properties, and lack of respect for anyone or anybody. You can't take your kids anywhere for the cussing, even fighting. Not even places where you should be able to take kids like the parks. Don't get me started on Chuck E Cheese, that's a wash. And the Mall is the worst place to take them. You might get shot there. Sad, because that was my favorite place to go as a kid in Mobile. Recently some of us, myself included have started fighting back. You drive like fool, I get your tag #, and car description and call it in. I run a dash cam as well for such occasions of idiotsy. Just this past week an idiot threw trash out of his car going down my street. I picked it up and threw it right back through his window on his way out. Yet I get flipped off?! I can live with that. But watching my property value go down is harder. Folks need to spend more time bringing their kids up better. Period. And You can give some folks a new home and they will trash it out in a years time. Our taxes for such housing programs wasted. No grass, dirt. They love it apparently. Always having so many cars in your yard will do that.. It's just a damn shame.
And please don't come at me with that racist crap. I have friends and even relatives of all shades Playa! That race card bs is old and has no bearing on how one conducts his or herself around me or my kids. Respect for others are obviously taught at home. Like I said, I have relatives of much darker pigments and they don't act like idiots. And it's the The idiots that have us all carrying now. Black and white alike. Its Not the Cops fault folks don't raise their kids right.
Let's make Mobile The beautiful again. Not the trash dump i'm seeing it become.
Or move and let become another Prichard and soon to be Chickasaw and Saraland.
I prefer not to live in crime and trash myself.
Funny how some folks want to that way too but don't do anything to contribute to a better place to live. Instead make it like what they moved from. Or maybe that's the point, make us move. I should not have to pay so much to live in a decent hood. Folks should take care of the hoods they live in at the time. Instead of move to mine and start trashing it all over. They move like locust from town to town til they are all ran down.
And hey, here's something to think about... no one is born a racist, true enough. It's def taught alright, but it's certainly not always by the parents. We teach each other that mess by our repeated actions of disrespect over time.
My niece is mixed, and she's my Fav. She's far from ghetto acting tho. Wonder why... Her pop would not help raise her so she calls someone else dad. And he deserves it. I had a father inlaw who was black as well. I paid for his wake and funeral when his own brother would not. Any of that sound like a racist person to you?
I can go on but this book needs an ending.
Point I'm trying to make?
You reap what you sew.
Respect yourself and carry yourself with respect for others and so will others respect you. Most of the time anyway. The other times is why we are proud 9mm, Glock, toting gun owners. But I've never had to pull it, yet lol. Learn how to talk to folks and we will all live better.
Feel me peeps...
Its because all the morons moved here from.new orleans after katrina. Wish theyd move back
I live in Mobile and yes, it's slowly declining. This place has so much potential. It should be a tourist hotspot.
Civic center for major concerts
Cruise terminal
Downtown bars
Close to beaches
Fishing and hunting
But nope, we have stale conservatives running the city who are afraid of any kind of change. Their biggest concern is that dumb moonpie drop for new years.
If CharlieBo313 came driving up your street would you bow your head in shame or wave at the camera? 🤣
I’d be pissed off😭 Like my nigga what you tryna say
I wouldn't bring attention to him or his camera.
I would be Hollering CharlieBo313 in da house y'all!
I love Mobile. And some of those so called "hoods" you are driving through have the nicest people and the best cooks. Some down home country cooking and soul food. Just cause a person don't have money for fancy house doesn't make them bad folks.
I've met the rich & been the poor. I can tell u right now more poor than rich know Jesus. A poor cashier at my local grocery store offered me a ride home cause my car motor blew out. I only knew her from shopping there. I took the ride & offered her 3 bucks for gas. She has 4 kids, no husband, & her car was soooo old. She refused the 3 bucks cause she said she didn't want to block her blessings. All she lived off of was that cashier job & wouldn't take the money. She was living from the spirit of giving. A well to do upper suburbanite gave me a ride in her brand new car, she took the 3 bucks! Being poor is not recommended, but it does humble u.
STFU that's the hood ain't shtt down there
Lots of beautiful trees.
Every hood, same senerio, our brothers and sisters standing outside all day doing nothing! 🤔.... Let's try to help them.
Oh they doing something. They keeping that concrete vibrating...😑
@@eviltwin1163 😂🤣😂😅🤣
@Nautica NAUGHTY G Gibson looking for a handout huh? smh.
@Nautica NAUGHTY G Gibson What are complaining about? I grew up in the same environment. I was unemployed and doing nothing all day too!
I used to be on the streets doing dumb shit like them until I got tired of insanity ( repeating the same thing) alone no help got my shit together. 🤷🏾♀️ It can happen only if you want it.
Mississippi, Alabama, a lot of towns in west Tennessee, certain towns in Louisiana and Arkansas all look the same .. oh and southwest Kentucky
Shreveport does look a lot like this out in the Bottoms, cedar grove, And cooper road, and Murder One.
I was thinking the same bro. Looks just like Louisiana
Yeah Mobile looks very similar to Shreveport & Baton Rouge. I wouldn't say New Orleans even tho its closer cause New Orleans has its own unique look
I have never had the opportunity to go to N.O. but I want to. I think I know what you mean though. I have been to Lafayette and it has a lot more of the French influence in the architecture. From what I have seen N. O. IS even more French in Architecture and has more of the tropical species of trees and wildlife. I am enjoying this conversation by the way.
Florida small towns look like this
Ohhh so this is the type of music they play at kid’s birthday parties in the hood 2:08 🥴
As a mobilian yeah pretty much and ypu think that's bad try Mardi Gras season
Lol yes in mobile it’s crazy ain’t nun normal fr 😂
@@alexandryabroadus4448 facs😂
Mobile looks like Louisiana
I travel through the lower south a lot, I’ve noticed that from east TX to Pensacola,FL all seem to have that gulf coast Louisiana feel.
Places like Beaumont,TX, Baton Rogue, Gulfport MS, Mobile AL and Pensacola Fl while all different still have similar type houses, black moldy concrete, humid greenery everywhere, a few palm trees scattered around, and a swampy feeling.
Peace. Mobile was West Florida then part of the Louisiana Territory. More similarities than differences
@@chocolatechipslime I'm from pensacola and it does seem a little country sometimes.
the last time i was in alabama was when i was 3/4 years old. i remember only a little bit, but one thing i do remember was never seeing the sun. it would rain everyday.
You just manifested dark memories. Every time I have been there in the last 10 years ever year it's sunnier than chit.
I live in Alabama and I will say it is cloudy often but the skies are always this dark kinda blue color. Even in pics it had this blueish hue. I wonder if that’s what lynard skyward was talking about when they said skies are so blue
I get paid to smoke weed in my TH-cam videos ‼️👌
No one remembers 3-4 years old, but ya, 30 years here, no way we get 205 sunny days like Niche thinks lol.
Nah. It was sunny and dry theres no sun now because of the idiots spraying the sky with chemtrails.. Cloudy in winter. Sunny in the summer. Now its coudy and wet all the tims becuase of the government
7:44 That’s My Hood That’s Me In The Red Shirt Interview Me Next Time G
Wassup bro
This is Mobile. First he was on the Northside known as the bottom. After the 7 minute mark , he was in the Mayesville community. The part where the home are connected in the last part of the video are the R.V. Taylor projects and the Birdville projects.
I thought that Center Street was Plateau or Happy Hill. The store with Paranoid on it is Camp Ground
Maysville home of legend Mr Biggs r.i.p
Hey, is George Hall Elementary still in Masvell I went to that school when it was first built. I missed Alabama.
@@sunflowerglow5050 Yes it is . On Antwerp street. If Charlie had made a right on Antwerpt instead of a left he would have passed it, It was a elementary school in the sixties then a middle school in the 70's but it is a elementary school again now.
He shouldve rode thru Prichard
Stuck inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues again
Awesome. Great song. Bob turned 80 this year. Cheers.
Damn only if I would’ve known I was coming here I would’ve toured you around 😂🤦🏾♂️
I pray those children get nothing but amazing success when they get older ❤️
I appreciate all of your stuff, but damn how do you have the time and money to visit so many different places? I'll tell you this much I wanna hit a goal like that
TH-cam money.
Clone
Some of the trees are so beautiful
Mobile Alabama …shoutout to Forrest Gump!
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Forest Gump is from Greenbow
@@SW.Productions is he from somewhere else in the Novel version?
@@SW.Productions big facts and only ppl not from Alabama won’t know that it’s a fake place
Bayou grand bay for forests gump scenery 😎
I am born and raised in each of these areas. So glad to see the rejuvenation in progress ♥️
I hear I got land down there 😃, bout to be about it , bout it!
If you look close enough, you can spot Afroman who ain't cleaned his room yet.
Thank you for your work! :O)
It feels so wet that just watching the video gave me a pain in my knee
Free HoneyKomb Brazy 🔥💯✊🏾
Born and raised and ill probably die here too lol i love you Mobile! Birth place of Mardi Gras...we GET DOWN, hence the kids party music...hahaha...thanks for including us in your vids of the hood. CPT!
Nice Green Lawns and Foliage. unlike the Drought in the Midwest and west.
1:23_ LE VEDETTE DEL TERRITORIO! Also in Italy and France there is people that to do control of the zone.....
Minuts 3: The gang of the zone, very well...
Beh, nice zone, i like this zone.
At le prox video super Charlie,Hiii
Not too much different from some Detroit neighborhoods, although some of the space between structures has always just been acreage of land that never had anything built upon it...
This car gets a good view. That turbo or crickets I keep hearing?
This just one area really he got like 6 more hoods to go lol
It's ran down but atleast they keep the place clean.
You should do fairhope, ensley, Bessemer, and center point.
That's the Historical Campground district in Mobile , Alabama
I was raised here
This video shows a community on the move. Some of the less conditioned houses will be picked up by people who find the big city life to be to dangerous and fixed up. There is a new trend away from the big city to a more rural environment and this place is perfect for that.
I wish i could drop a video and get 7,000 views like that! Congrats on the channel and enjoy the travels.
Wait! What are the zoning laws for these unkempt properties. Are they relatively inexpensive or expensive, considering, the historical significance of it?
This is what happens when tax base moves to west Mobile and Daphne. Mobile lost military and industrial jobs for political reasons.. Slow decline, once a thriving hub. Can come back though, political reasons for neighborhoods that decline.
Absolutely. They use People in Milwaukee as Human shields because they are stuck in the Ghetto..
Come down to Birmingham, Alabama and do the hoods here u won't regret it good content
shootout to the ham
Next time you come through try Bayou La Batre the damage from Katrina is still so sad
I have family that lives in the Bayou....One of my parents is from there
Looked like a peaceful ride to me....now tell him ride through my city Prichard
🤣🤣🤣 I literally just said til you hit Pritchard streets
I'm pretty sure Pritchard or how ever u spell it is a nice suburban area with nice people. Never been there but I'm pretty sure its some nice people there. I rode thru Mobile one time on the highway going to New Orleans
@@stankpussyk.3940 yeaaaa u dead wrong on that one lol... i from anniston and its crackin here but folks in prichard do it different.. kinda like a poor chicago. now imagine that.
I get my trees in Prichard 💯💁
Prichard has the MOST trash on the side of the streets. Why is that?
But it's getting like that everywhere around Mobile. Mobile The beautiful lol. Not anymore.
I love my city but the young ppl took over with the killing🤷🏾♀️😭💔
Ima 49er fan. Jaquski Tartt and Jimmie Ward both play for us. Both from Mobile..highschool teammates..Davidson hs
jimmy aint from here only quaski frm mobile
@@iammclovin3989 Yeah Jimmie originally from Milwaukee Wisconsin
What hoods are these ?? Probably have been there but I'm not from Mobile I just live here now.
Why are you flying down the street like that we can tell that you’re not from around here driving like that we know you are 12 🤣
If you ever come to Huntsville, AL, check out a neighborhood called Meadow Hills, and please be safe, TY Charlie...
Ahh the nice roads I drive on every day I felt my car shake watching this
love the trees
Nice and leafy 🍃 🍂 ☘ 🌲🌴🌲
Ayo CHARLIE.... you sleep in your car?? One minute your in NEW YORK and next thing you know i wake up to a ALABAMA video.. 🚐💨
How hood is your hood?? 🤷🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️😂🤣😂
I don't sleep. I had that surgery that eliminates the need for sleep.
I would like to know if 10/20 years ago this was the US scenario
My great granny house is off Wisconsin Ave and Illinois St great aunt house is down the street from Ladd- Peebles Stadium
Buen diseño urbano, se nota que en sus inicios era hermoso. Y ¿Porqué los mismos habitantes no limpian sus casas?
something about “Alabama” and “Hood” doesn’t really sound like it belongs together in a sentence lmao
How?? The fuck 👀
Alabama gets dangerous in certain parts. Every state has areas like that. Only ignorant people think otherwise
Facts, All You Gotta Say Is Alabama And You Know Wassup 💯🔥
You're delusional ASF then lol..
What? Idk what you on
Kids party in the middle of the hood but yall here the music tho great for kids keep it up
I'm was born and raised in mobile Alabama and still live but on the out skirts I'm in the country but I lived in Prichard,Springhill area wouldn't live there now because of the crime but I love my home and the people that live there ♥I just subscribed to your channel
Same bro I know almost all them streets he drove on and I see mad gangs up in there
Dope Mobile Alabama hoods video
Why are there stop signs even on wide open junctions with 180° visibility in the US?
They would all be *give way* junctions in the UK
Because people in the US will interpret that to mean go fast and don't look......
Just like everywhere it's ghetto neighborhoods & there is some really beautiful neighborhoods as well...its the same everywhere 🤷♀️
I see more cars than people out here
You should go video the nicer parts of mobile as well. Its not all hoods.
Within the first five minutes, it looks like he was off of Duval Street .
That's the camp ground/bottom
You should have shown the people the very first black neighborhood, which is called plateau, use to be name African town
3:01 how much yall think he paying or paid for that spot ?
He lives there?
@@truthseeker4298 i meant the guy stand in front the house
When I tell people im from Alabama, they think backwoods country....Ummm. NOT..LOL
most of it is
Go to Birmingham AL. In ensley lol. You will see crazy shit. Crazy as hell. In the biggest city in Alabama. The first 48 shows Birmingham all the time
Pensacola, FL is a hop and skip from here. 🤔
Looks just like tennessee where I'm at now... Nashville...all the south looks the same..and it is humid as hell down here
@Bagge ExtraXXX There are poor areas and rich areas, just like everywhere else. Mobile is a low income city, and this is probably the bottom 60% of mobile that hes driving through, so you can expect like 90% of the usa to be better than this. Also the usa is so diverse you really can’t look at one place and make your decision based off of you not fancying that one place…
It has alot of trees there. I bet looks like scary movie at night down there.
That’s why they film scary movies here
Raised in those neighborhoods for years. Moved bacc to Denver. And I’m going bacc to mobile for good sometime this or next year
You were lucky my friend on average there are two to three sometimes the more people get shot right there on the streets here driving mostly at night but here recently quite a few daytime shooting
I’m building my house in the So called Hood because that’s where I feel the most comfortable
Me too. I’ve bout damn near my whole block now.
@@howardkristina1992 U must be from Philly lol
I rarely ever see stores in these hoods, there had to be a Main Street thru these hoods. I like to see the businesses and what type of restaurants they got.
They only serve roadkill in those parts, hope ya like fried possum!
@@amishabe8085 oh I sure doooo buddy, ain’t nothing better than mamas homemade fried possum, except for maybe her homemade squirrel pot pie
@@chocolatechipslime 🤣😭
There's rarely stores and restaurants in these areas. They rob them blind to a point they can't afford to stay open. That and the areas are usually zoned residential, not light commercial.
Probably a couple mom and pop soul food joints and the rest is just fast food chains. That’s how it was in north Huntsville most of my life and that’s considered the more boujee city in Alabama. Huntsville’s going through a big growth right now though so a lot of new things are coming.
Are these in Mobile or are they in Prichard?
Mobile
He's literally not even like 5 minutes from my grandmothers house. It's weird to see something you had to ride through as a kid on TH-cam
Same but I still ride through those streets those streets
@@luhhashton i would be, but I moved to east TN in August 2019. Lived and grew up off Navco before
You know I'm checked in charlie keep them coming
its like chicago in the winter when its too cold to shoot, well the south has its too hot to shoot
The street are really clean there
Being from some small project right outside Baltimore words can’t describe how the south looks to me. All I can imagine is that these are the descendants of the blacks who never left the plantations and stuff. Nothing against the people just observing the environment. I’m used to blocks of apartments and row homes not big blocks of houses and land
I can smell the sulfer from the paper factories still in my nose!! But sometimes I miss mobile
I live in mobile and that part of town isn't that bad during the day but I wouldn't dare go at night.
A lot of people left Mobile because they were no longer amused by having yearly Hurricanes .
Mobile is like New Orleans since Mardi Gras was originally founded there. Mobile is not that bad compared to Montgomery and Birmingham. It's slowly losing population still it's dirt cheap and has alot of decent areas.
🧢 shut yo azz up
@Justinthe Comments the downtowns are similar
@Justinthe Comments Mobile is basically the mobile-tensaw river delta’s version of new orleans. Everything about mobile is makes it a smaller version of new orleans. Same culture, same economy, same architecture, etc, just less of it here
@Justinthe Comments are you from new orleans?
Down in the campground, born and raised their, so much done change over the years..
Mobile has the most rainfall of any town in America
why
@@kurtsydavis7517 - probably because of the heat and humidity from the Gulf of Mexico
@@NewWorldOrderFilms2030 awesome
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@@kurtsydavis7517 the gulf of mexico exists, most of the lower 48’s rainiest cities are on the gulf coast
Mobile has a lot of beautiful homes they driving in one are that is not bad lol.
Somebody already said this, but I live in Albany, Ga. Some 200 plus miles from Mobile. There are only 75,000 people in Albany, but damn...ot is just like driving through Albany.
However like a former NYC resident added, "Lots of nice people in Mobile".
Same here.
Poor, but nice kind people mostly.
I am 73 years old. All my life here!
Plus, I am White.
The city is over 70% Black.
Still, I love it here.
Yes, it is hot and humid.
Wouldn't be the South of it was any
other weather condition.
Hello and thanks for the video, 2:04 Oh that's nice a water slide and inflatable pool,
then the music 2:07 "....... the Mother F#*%#RS tryna tell me how to live, F*&K That"
What part of mobile is this cuz I live in Mobile never saw these hoods lol
u must live in the suburbs
Is there really a sack O suds general there where my cousin Vinny was filmed where those two dudes where accused of murdering the store clerk but it wound up being some one else who committed the heinous crime ever but then at the end the two youths were found NOT guilty!that place?😕
Love that movie!!! Glad to see someone hip to some old school stuff 💯
It was filmed in Bay Minette
Tuscaloosa or Greene County next?