I grew up in Baltimore in the 70’s . Used to play in the fire hydrant water and the cops wouldn’t mess with us . Knew the mailman by name , bought fruit from the wagons ! Could walk in the neighbors house and get a drink , everyone was like family . My how times have changed !
Detroit, Michigan. People went there for jobs. Jobs went out of our country . Motor city now cant even clean up the old industrial sites. They dont have the money. People who could leave did what was left were people who didnt have money to get out. Now its a dead city. Without big business there . Its a sad day.
I'm from Baltimore and I can say this, they may look like bad areas, but not all of the people are bad. When my grandmother went missing, the ONLY people who would help us while we were out looking were the people from O'Donnell Heights who had seen her walking around and would talk to her. They even referred to her as grandma and knew she got confused. Unfortunately, she was found dead not far from home in a backyard. I agree with everyone to be careful, but that goes for the westside, white marsh, dundalk etc.. As long as you're not in their business and not drawing any suspicion to yourself you'll be ok.
Honestly that goes for lots of "bad areas." Some people really judge a book by its cover..I grew up poor in atlanta. As long as you minded your business like you said, everything cool.
Yeah Baltimore is not a safe place at all. Sure there are some nice people there but that doesn't really make up for all the terrible ones. Nobody in there right minds should visit this shithole.
I think driving a car through the city is not bringing trouble to yourself. Ask the people who have been carjacked or assaulted by squeezie boys, robbed or shot for nothing. I lived there for over 20 years. It is a dangerous city which has gotten more dangerous. Let cut through the bullshit. It is not like White Marsh or the other places you named. It is a shithole and I am glad I could afford to leave. I have a condo there by Walthers Avenue and Northern Parkway. It is a decent area. I do not want to live there so I rent it out. No thanks Baltimore!
The most depressing thing about this isn't the physical decay - most of the houses look well-built and suitable for renovation - but the apparent purposelessness of the people's lives.
@@dgratt183 Thanks for the tip. Difficult to believe it's the same city. I think areas can change quickly almost anywhere (I'm in England) but unfortunately the change is usually for the worse. I know a few rare examples of areas becoming highly desirable but this was after enormous sums of money were pumped in - and the existing residents moved out/priced out.
The houses are actually very old and delapidated. Yes, on the outside they are brick and have good bones but you know the public housing authority isn't repairing anything. Would you like to live in a tiny hundred year old row house that is falling apart and has zero soundproofing so you can hear everything your neighbours are doing? No wonder these people brave the cold instead.
@@apseudonym You don't need loans for renovations. If it's not economically viable to them than they shouldn't get loans anyway. A bit of paint and maybe some plants or even pick up some trash is a good start. Banks don't care about where you live or what the renovations are for they just want to have faith they will get the loan back eventually.
Nice video but pls be careful going into alleys and I'm from Baltimore born and raised and it's sad dat ik sum of the parts u went past this is where I get inspired by and motivated me to become successful I hate living in a dangerous place like this I know God got me it's just tuff out here but imma make it out
I really hope you get out soon. I was blessed enough to not be in a bad neighborhood like that and get to raise my kids somewhere safer. I still wouldn't trust my neighbors that much, but it's nothing like that. Please be safe.
I’m from Baltimore now live in AZ. It’s rough, but I have to go back home every couple of months for a reality check. It make you grind even harder to never have to go back. It’s definitely survival of the fittest!
Born and raised in East Baltimore. There used to be a lot of nice, safe neighborhoods in the city and excellent public schools. High crime rates were pretty much limited to only certain parts of town. But now the entire city is being turned into a no-go zone. There is almost no place left in or around Baltimore City where you can escape the madness. No one has the guts to elect people to office who could turn the city around. A formerly beautiful waterfront city, left in ruins because we keep electing incompetent people to run it. It's a shame.
Um, america firsters want to solve these problems but the lying lefties just make them out as “r@c!sts and every-phobic”. Let the blue cities just keeping voting for dem0crats who ste@l the tax money to enrich themselves as usual. RINO’s are just as bad because they are the same thing. America needs angry, passionate grown-ups who are willing to first stamp out the c0rruption in politics, and then brutally oppose street gangs who rot neighborhoods from within. When out natural energy is opened up to drilling we will be a financial powerhouse and with no-nonsense crimefighters cleaning up the worst parts of town, industry and commerce will flourish as it always should have. It is the dems who profit from keeping these cities nightmares, and then blame people who love america for their “historical meanness.” Haha, in other words; all the bad guys control everything, all the good guys are criminalized and slandered by the bad guys, and everybody in between is too lazy, ignorant, or cowardly to pick the side that wants to actually improve the quality of life for ALL americans by MAKING AMERICA GR8! Basically evil prevailed because good men chose willingly to do nothing.
@@Daybydayelevate that's capitalism at work. and the republicans are far worse at giving our tax dollars to the wealthy. but you're just here trolling...
@@metalhead6526 yes that is sadly society of today and nothing will ever change its best to avoid places like this and live in places with fewer or no black population and forget they ever exist
Facts i lived there all my life in I never rode my cars down them diry ass alleys but east west north south Baltimore i did that its a crying out shame looking at this thats why I got my two boys tf out of our city in if you knew better for your kids you would do the same pbp 😥 fix it up stop the killings in start living got dam shame man
@@grandmaAnnaa Good for you, my friend ! Smart move for you and your children, gives them a better chance at a decent life. Such a shame what's gone on and is going on in the city.
As a non-American, I find it really hard to understand how the most powerful country in the world with 11 nuclear powered carrier cannot get it’s own backyard sorted out.
It’s kind of our greatest strength. We have a de-centralized system. Thankfully, it’s not as if the president is making top-down orders and everyone follows suit. There’s a lot of wiggle room at the state and city level. That being said, this means some cities will be better governed than others for many different reasons
@@Charlotte_2648 exactly, and even if they wanted to change; with the past they have had, and their records and no job history no one would fucking hire them even if they wanted to straighten up. It’s a sad cycle here
Well what non Americans don’t realize is all states are governed differently especially in laws also you might get life in New York City for carrying a gun but another person in new jersey might get 5 yrs. (hence example) look how crazy things are with abortion rite now, how all state are different . Everybody looks to blames the president you have to start first from within the states, have you seen Philly just has bad looking with trash everywhere it’s very sad I’m from the Bronx in New York and my borough look bad at one point then came in Giuliani And Bloomberg and clean it up, but now it’s going into another direction again getting bad …
Born and raised here, and still live here. Baltimore has so much beauty and history, and is much more than what is being shown. Our city is broken down by neighborhoods. You can drive through a shitty area one minute, and then be around some absolutely beautiful neighborhoods. We’re divided by zones and for every “ bad one,” there is another beautiful one a few streets away. Yes drugs, crime, and violence exist, but that’s in every metropolitan area. We are a highly densely populated small city, so everyone is trying to do them and survive. Be safe out there.
Some of the properties with completely bricked up/cemented up openings are completely gutted out braced shells on the inside, and _must_ remain standing to preserve the structural integrity of the front, rear, and side walls these buildings share with other occupied flats... Some of these sealed structures have been that way since the 70s...
born and raised in west baltimore, i lived in an apartment complex and it was a project, many people were killed and robbed and dumped in the forest. there was many incidents of pizza delivery workers being killed and their bodys dumped in the dumpster. my dad told me that someone was tied up and they were robbed in their apartment. very sad to see my city go down like this. i moved to baltimore county in 2013 and i see no difference.
@Doug Sawyer not even a comparable show. The Wire isnt just a cop show.. And ur fckn crazy to think the shield is better lol u probably just like cop shows i guess. The Wire show all angles, the street, cops, and politics. No comparison
@@Only1Dizzle The chick that plays Snoop is actually a real G from Bodymore. Grew up in the streets there, been shot like 3times and everything. I knew she was too good of a character lol she wasn't even acting, was just being herself. She really is like that!
Yup! That’s good ol Baltimore alright. Made me cringe just watching it. I’m 75, was born and raised there. Was such a beautiful place in the 1950s. It’s a hell hole now.
Times, attitudes and morales have changed, that’s my take on it. Baltimore isn’t unlike other large cities these days. And it doesn’t matter what color you are or ethnic group. My personal opinion is it all begins at home. The breakdown of the family makes kids helpless and hopeless. But it’s something that CAN be fixed. People just don’t want to hear it. They’d rather blame it elsewhere. I’m so glad I remember Baltimore back then. It was great.
I lived, played and walked thru a lot of these neighborhoods as a kid. My anxiety is so high lol. I was able to move away. And I really want to do something to help my people back in the city.
Born and raised there. While the entire city isnt like this, is sad that you can drive for such a long time and see such despair. Ive lived in 2 projects as a kid, but when I go to Baltimore now, I'm very selective about where to drive. Tip: Areas with blue police lights should be avoided unless you live there and know what time it is.
@@empresskhadijah2677 blue light district. Blue police lights on the streetlights. I guess they're supposed to deter crime or something, don't quite understand their purpose.
wow this channel has really grown. It's unique because you don't have a narrator distracting you. It just shows the reality of a lot of areas of America. The viewer can see what they want to see/take what they want from it.
I’m from the south side of Baltimore and a white boy born and raised on the west side. It’s not a great place to live but they know who’s who and who’s new!!! If your looking for trouble it’s not far but mind your business keep moving and you’ll be ok. There’s a lot of good people here too👍
True enough. My best friend lived on North Ave and Perlman ( not west Baltimore but still not the best area) and I never worried much. Just keep it moving and mind your business.
@@SRTKOVA I agree that Baltimore is cheaper than some other parts of MD. But its also lower quality of life than those areas too. No improvement in these areas, but 2 years ago prices were much lower.
I'm watching it from Baltimore City. I've lived here 21 years and never have been a victim of more than a car break in (and that was years ago). Yeah, the City has a crime issue, especially in low-income neighborhoods after dark.
I work in the middle of downtown. Man, you see people snortin' coke and crack in broad daylight. Saw a couple of drive by shootings and fatal vehicular accidents at the intersection of Paca and Saratoga. But still, its home!😜
I was just home last week. I hadn’t been home in two years.. I love my city, loved my childhood, a very dangerous place.. but being an adult and around people who hadn’t been raised that way.. we move totally different. I would never change that, taught me a lot
Thank you CharlieBoi for your videos. I am addicted to them. I would love to ride with you while we explore the back streets of Baltimore, sipping on a pint of Hennessey.
Back before all the major industries (and jobs they provided) disappeared from the Baltimore area, even the neighborhoods shown in this video were decent and clean. People had the means to care for their neighborhoods when everyone was working. I know because I was born in Baltimore in 1950 and remember riding through the inner city areas on bus or streetcar trips downtown from where we lived on the west side. I always took note of the blocks of rowhouses passing by because I developed a love for the city's rowhouse architecture at an early age. It would cost a fortune today to replace one of these substantial blocks of solid brick homes with the same craftsmanship and materials that originally went into their construction. Even in an abandoned and neglected state, the walls are still solid and usually don't even have any settlement cracks or sagging building lines.
We share the same memories.....I remember as a kid going on the bus to Light street with my mother to shop and have lunch.....it was safe back then. I grew up in Brooklyn and as kids we left bikes out and doors unlocked. The street I grew up on looks like a third world country today . So sad!
Yeah, I noticed those row houses also. They look great. I don't think the people there know what they have on their hands there, they should start reading about urbanism and urban planning, the structure there is fantastic. With the necessary funds you could transform this area in amazing ways, but then, that's what gentrification is I guess, with all its bad and good effects.
Respect for going at night. A lot of videos I’ve seen are from people who are scared and go out on early Sunday morning lol. I’ve been to and recognize so many of these places. People in the comments who don’t live here don’t understand, when this is something you’ve grown up around, it doesn’t really phase you as much.
West Coast? As in California? What is so different about LA and Baltimore City? Same crime tolerance for the criminals; same empty lives with no futures, same laws that release criminals the next day, same drug issues...what's so great about CA? Oh sure, if you are rich and have money, LA is wonderful, but most not rich or can afford housing. Look at San Francisco...the city has become a hell hole of hopelessness.
Lol I lived here since I was 6 I’m 21 now. Never got robbed. If you look like you can’t defend yourself, lost, or scared then yeah you’d probably get robbed.
I lived in Baltimore back in the '80s and have fond memories of the city. I wouldn't want to live there now, but I haven't stopped loving the city, it's style and it's culture
From South Philly but moved to Baltimore about 10 years ago. I've lived in Park Heights ( Woodland and Reisterstown ) Sandtown ( Mosher and Calhoun ) and now live in the county. My fiance is not from the city and I've taken her to my old neighborhoods and she gets so sad and scared when we would go. Looking at it now realizing this really isn't a normal way to grow up become adjusted to. It really is depressing realizing what these children are born into and have to battle to not get sucked into the mindset and the environment
I'm from Philly too, north Philly Reisterstown looks kinda nice, but being white I don't know how you made it living in sandtown. I moved from Philly to Hagerstown which isn't too bad.
Mosher and Calhoun where the Housing Authority will put your hands on the hood. Hook use to run for me around Sandtown. A friend of mine, Randal, OD and died in a basement in Sandtown. Pennsylvania Avenue got too hot and thus Mosher was where you had go.
yeah he be thinking he's gangsta going to these fucked up places in post soviet Europe while deep down knowing he's not gonna find anything but babushka and her alcoholic, out of work, 47 year old son who will become your best friend for a cigarette and beer
@@SRBOMBONICA86 I'm new york city born and bred, Queens to be exact.... hundreds of thousands of eastern Europeans here. my family is from Croatia and I've been there and Serbia, Bosnia & Herzegovina and Russia many times, sooooo wrong!
Dummies "let's try to intimidate the guy with the heavy machine", he could've sandwiched everyone of them to the wall if he needed too, then Oh shit factor after that would keep them at bay for a minute and allow him to recover and be right back on that ass with some firepower or buy him time to escape depending on if he is sheep or wolf minded. (Not making accusations)
Right... and in Memphis where I'm from. mf'rs get thrown in the sippi for trying to act hard like that, it's the ones that sit back and wait that you gotta worry about those are the real killers.
@@norayolanda1394 a lot of it is substance abuse and them abusing each other. Just because you’re poor doesn’t mean you have to be horrible to each other.
I live in Georgia now for a while and it ok here. But I love it back home. Baltimore is in my blood. Tempted to move back all the time. These vids make me feel like I'm still there..lol.. thanks fam
Those row houses are so beautiful. I can only imagine what it looked at its peak, it must've been gorgeous. Baltimore is unique in that there are still people, there is still density, you got to Detroit and sooooo much of it is just gone. There isn't an urban feel, the neighborhoods don't feel like a city, B-More still feels like a city, it is a one of a kind place.
Used to feel the same way. When the riots happened and tore up the city it helped change my mind. The city will never change, it’s crazy violent and full of drugs. Even the “nice” parts are a gamble.
One college break, years ago, my friend and I drove from DC to Baltimore to get a couple party favors and get out of town for the night. I was picturing a family connection, stop by someone’s house kind of deal, but my friend failed to mention his brother is old school and you basically have to just ride around town and find his squad. Like the man doesn’t even use a phone for business. We eventually make the deal and a child who had to be under the age of 10 ran it to the car. That’s when I thought, “what the fuck am I doing here”. I thought SE DC was bad, and I’ve lived in Oakland too but I’ve never felt more vulnerable and exposed than in Baltimore.
@@LegitMind An organization or mob of people this doesn't have to be gangsters it can be a group of people who have each others contact numbers to target, stalk, do harm and intimidate a person. Gang stalkers are in government, police, bus drivers, ambulances, civil workers, bankers/bank staff, medical workers and or some shop keepers if they follow you or blast their sirens as they go by you this is an example of it. Its fukin crazy what they do and its a rough railroad also look up Nigel Nicholson hes targeted daily
I bought a house in the city and the best thing that happened was getting hard working neighbors. None of that street stuff and I love it. Wish everyone else got their act together. It’s literrally like that in every major city with the same group.
I visited Baltimore for an Orioles game which I really enjoyed. The tourist area is very nice and upscale but this shows when you leave the area what it can turn into like any other city
Remember this. I was an Over the Road Driver. One of the biggest things you'll learn in every state is there's a low income side of town, and there's a high income side of town.
I grew up in Baltimore. It was so much peaceful back in the 90s wasn't that much killing but really fun to enjoy being outside with your friends playing freeze tag , and hot butter Ben and really enjoy going out to the clubs yea we fight but you live to tell the story we have to pray 🙏 for our city Stop all the killing love one another ❤
@@videojones9884 lol sometimes as a kid growing up in the hood it seems safer when you’re that young cause that’s what’s normal to you. It took me getting older and moving out to realize just how bad our situation was. Weird how it works like that but sometimes being kinda naive helps you get thru rough times.
@@donteoliver8947 its a 10 bag of heroin, Baltimore slang ive lived here my whole life "blows" is not the usual term but heroin is usually referred to as "boy" in Bamltimore
5:36 This alley is really interesting because it almost looks like some streets do in European cities that were built-up long before cars came into the picture. I know Baltimore is an old city. I wonder how old this alley/street is?
Graduated from U MD in 92. In the late 80's/early 90's, I would regularly visit Fells Point, Little Italy, Greektown, Harbor, Charles Street, so many other places. No chance now!
Charle St. is a shadow of it's former glory. Used to be packed on Fridays, now you can barely find a soul walking. And that change happened right after the FG riot. The middle class is tired of playing games with this city.
I have one word for this: urban decay. I used to see it everyday whenever I rode an MTA bus from the suburbs to the city. If these buildings and alleys could talk, they'd say a lot.
I moved to Baltimore from Florida a couple years ago. I had a job down the harbor and on my way to work one night I got off the bus and saw somebody get strong armed. I started walking fast as shit 😂
I think Baltimore and st.louis have a lot in common. I grew up in st.louis and my aunt lived in Baltimore so I spent a lot of time in both cities. Great cities that are sadly plagued with crime and often overlooked
Got be careful diving through them alleys in Bmore city rules so your car don't get holes in it just be careful diving through alleys in b more I'm from here and I will tell you not a safe thing to do is go through alleys in Balt
Love for Baltimore work every day in these area whatever people saying about Baltimore but Baltimore is my heart ❤️ Always love and peace for Baltimore
Remember MD and PA the sites of the original colonizers so most of the structures were made with the same architecture throughout the North East coast .
In many colonial cities and towns your property tax was based on the amount of street frontage you had. So many row houses were built very narrow and very high. In lots of cases they also extended their basement underneath the sidewalk frontage to gain extra room. Corner properties became bars and stores, because their incomes could support the higher tax assessments.
A lot of the houses in the east coast look like that because they were once one family homes and they were built during the mid to late 1800's and resemble the houses in europe
Salute to bmore been all around there westide eastside and the northeast side. You will be surprised how beautiful the county looks. 2 different worlds.
Your a brave Brave man Charlie! I wouldn't Dare dream of driving through any of this. Especially in fear of having to stop or my car breaking down at the wrong time in the wrong area. Def a roll of the dice going through here.
Charlie if you're still out that way try 2200 Booth Street and 2100 Boyd St in southwest Baltimore. Real tight and mostly abandoned streets right next to each other in Shipley Hill area. That whole area rough too. Good video 💪
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You mad man
You gotta go to Waco, Texas man.
No more alleys bro that’s how you get caught up
3:25 that cop sure is brave for patrolling that area
After that Detroit shooting video we need to get this man an armored Hummer with a 50-cal mounted to the top.
I dont know why I'm watching this..I live here..see it every day
How is it like I feel like it’s worst over there compared to florida
@@LuhLed you looking at how it is lol..that's the hood city part though..county area they dont have that crap..dont look like it at all
@@YahawahsChild-sw6vc So true. There's a big difference between Baltimore City and Baltimore County.
Well it’s safer this way lol
@@GeeBeanie facts but I'm headed outside right now. If you dont hear from me. I probably be in the next upload lol
I grew up in Baltimore in the 70’s . Used to play in the fire hydrant water and the cops wouldn’t mess with us . Knew the mailman by name , bought fruit from the wagons ! Could walk in the neighbors house and get a drink , everyone was like family . My how times have changed !
yup and in the late 70s early 80s it started all changing
You're telling me everything was just peachy in Baltimore in the 1970s?
Like Cleveland Ohio.. jobs left city the criminal activity went up.
Detroit, Michigan. People went there for jobs. Jobs went out of our country . Motor city now cant even clean up the old industrial sites. They dont have the money. People who could leave did what was left were people who didnt have money to get out. Now its a dead city. Without big business there . Its a sad day.
We still had the wagons in highlandtown until the pandemic .
The Wire perfectly represented Baltimore and its many nuances. One of the best and most realistic series of all time.
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That's literally why I watched this vid. Jus yesterday finished watching the whole series and wondered what it would look like now.
@@j.i1503 not much different, it seems
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I'm from Baltimore and I can say this, they may look like bad areas, but not all of the people are bad. When my grandmother went missing, the ONLY people who would help us while we were out looking were the people from O'Donnell Heights who had seen her walking around and would talk to her.
They even referred to her as grandma and knew she got confused. Unfortunately, she was found dead not far from home in a backyard. I agree with everyone to be careful, but that goes for the westside, white marsh, dundalk etc.. As long as you're not in their business and not drawing any suspicion to yourself you'll be ok.
Honestly that goes for lots of "bad areas." Some people really judge a book by its cover..I grew up poor in atlanta. As long as you minded your business like you said, everything cool.
Still sounds like there was bad shit if she was found dead...
Yeah Baltimore is not a safe place at all. Sure there are some nice people there but that doesn't really make up for all the terrible ones. Nobody in there right minds should visit this shithole.
I think driving a car through the city is not bringing trouble to yourself. Ask the people who have been carjacked or assaulted by squeezie boys, robbed or shot for nothing. I lived there for over 20 years. It is a dangerous city which has gotten more dangerous. Let cut through the bullshit. It is not like White Marsh or the other places you named. It is a shithole and I am glad I could afford to leave. I have a condo there by Walthers Avenue and Northern Parkway. It is a decent area. I do not want to live there so I rent it out. No thanks Baltimore!
Amen
The most depressing thing about this isn't the physical decay - most of the houses look well-built and suitable for renovation - but the apparent purposelessness of the people's lives.
@@dgratt183 Thanks for the tip. Difficult to believe it's the same city. I think areas can change quickly almost anywhere (I'm in England) but unfortunately the change is usually for the worse. I know a few rare examples of areas becoming highly desirable but this was after enormous sums of money were pumped in - and the existing residents moved out/priced out.
The truth.
The houses are actually very old and delapidated. Yes, on the outside they are brick and have good bones but you know the public housing authority isn't repairing anything. Would you like to live in a tiny hundred year old row house that is falling apart and has zero soundproofing so you can hear everything your neighbours are doing? No wonder these people brave the cold instead.
Also, banks aren't going to give loans for renovations in the hood. It's not economically viable to them.
@@apseudonym You don't need loans for renovations. If it's not economically viable to them than they shouldn't get loans anyway. A bit of paint and maybe some plants or even pick up some trash is a good start. Banks don't care about where you live or what the renovations are for they just want to have faith they will get the loan back eventually.
Nice video but pls be careful going into alleys and I'm from Baltimore born and raised and it's sad dat ik sum of the parts u went past this is where I get inspired by and motivated me to become successful I hate living in a dangerous place like this I know God got me it's just tuff out here but imma make it out
Good Luck!
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just 50 mins from this place, Frederick is pretty safe , cheaper and more diverse population.
Jesus, best of luck. I've been in Baltimore a few times and I couldn't imagine living there. Stay well sister, I'm rooting for you.
I really hope you get out soon. I was blessed enough to not be in a bad neighborhood like that and get to raise my kids somewhere safer. I still wouldn't trust my neighbors that much, but it's nothing like that. Please be safe.
I’m from Baltimore now live in AZ. It’s rough, but I have to go back home every couple of months for a reality check. It make you grind even harder to never have to go back. It’s definitely survival of the fittest!
It must be a big difference in weather also it's hot as hell in Arizona I live in California but I go to AZ sometimes
come to me in Russia, we will have beautiful children. let's drink vodka and walk with bears
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U better grind. Try not to take a day off: EVER
Born and raised in East Baltimore. There used to be a lot of nice, safe neighborhoods in the city and excellent public schools. High crime rates were pretty much limited to only certain parts of town. But now the entire city is being turned into a no-go zone. There is almost no place left in or around Baltimore City where you can escape the madness. No one has the guts to elect people to office who could turn the city around. A formerly beautiful waterfront city, left in ruins because we keep electing incompetent people to run it. It's a shame.
Um, america firsters want to solve these problems but the lying lefties just make them out as “r@c!sts and every-phobic”. Let the blue cities just keeping voting for dem0crats who ste@l the tax money to enrich themselves as usual. RINO’s are just as bad because they are the same thing. America needs angry, passionate grown-ups who are willing to first stamp out the c0rruption in politics, and then brutally oppose street gangs who rot neighborhoods from within. When out natural energy is opened up to drilling we will be a financial powerhouse and with no-nonsense crimefighters cleaning up the worst parts of town, industry and commerce will flourish as it always should have. It is the dems who profit from keeping these cities nightmares, and then blame people who love america for their “historical meanness.” Haha, in other words; all the bad guys control everything, all the good guys are criminalized and slandered by the bad guys, and everybody in between is too lazy, ignorant, or cowardly to pick the side that wants to actually improve the quality of life for ALL americans by MAKING AMERICA GR8! Basically evil prevailed because good men chose willingly to do nothing.
Democrats
@@Daybydayelevate that's capitalism at work. and the republicans are far worse at giving our tax dollars to the wealthy. but you're just here trolling...
@@Daybydayelevate yes and no also blacks
@@metalhead6526 yes that is sadly society of today and nothing will ever change its best to avoid places like this and live in places with fewer or no black population and forget they ever exist
You need to stop going down those alleys bro. Don’t get caught up in a trap situation.
Facts i lived there all my life in I never rode my cars down them diry ass alleys but east west north south Baltimore i did that its a crying out shame looking at this thats why I got my two boys tf out of our city in if you knew better for your kids you would do the same pbp 😥 fix it up stop the killings in start living got dam shame man
He'll learn. Or not!!
he has bulletproof windows bro
@@grandmaAnnaa Good for you, my friend ! Smart move for you and your children, gives them a better chance at a decent life. Such a shame what's gone on and is going on in the city.
Why would they trap him? No reason
You ever thought about getting a second camera out the rear window? to catch more views as you're driving away...
Good idea.
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Shit he might see a nigga creeping up on him 🤣
And if they play loud music, that means " the drug store is open"😆😆( emphasis on the " drug")
@@here4boxing he makes more than enough to get a damn second camera.
As a non-American, I find it really hard to understand how the most powerful country in the world with 11 nuclear powered carrier cannot get it’s own backyard sorted out.
Simple
Because these are black communities that look like this. All over the country. They don't care.
They make 5 times more selling drugs that what they’d make in a week at some trade job. Why would they change.
It’s kind of our greatest strength. We have a de-centralized system. Thankfully, it’s not as if the president is making top-down orders and everyone follows suit. There’s a lot of wiggle room at the state and city level. That being said, this means some cities will be better governed than others for many different reasons
@@Charlotte_2648 exactly, and even if they wanted to change; with the past they have had, and their records and no job history no one would fucking hire them even if they wanted to straighten up. It’s a sad cycle here
Well what non Americans don’t realize is all states are governed differently especially in laws also you might get life in New York City for carrying a gun but another person in new jersey might get 5 yrs. (hence example) look how crazy things are with abortion rite now, how all state are different . Everybody looks to blames the president you have to start first from within the states, have you seen Philly just has bad looking with trash everywhere it’s very sad I’m from the Bronx in New York and my borough look bad at one point then came in Giuliani And Bloomberg and clean it up, but now it’s going into another direction again getting bad …
Born and raised here, and still live here. Baltimore has so much beauty and history, and is much more than what is being shown. Our city is broken down by neighborhoods. You can drive through a shitty area one minute, and then be around some absolutely beautiful neighborhoods. We’re divided by zones and for every “ bad one,” there is another beautiful one a few streets away. Yes drugs, crime, and violence exist, but that’s in every metropolitan area. We are a highly densely populated small city, so everyone is trying to do them and survive. Be safe out there.
I visited in 2018. Fells Point has to be the most twee neighbourhood in the US!
Some people just can’t seem to change their culture and raise their children correctly, and so the cycle will continue like this
True , but like the video states , the driver is exploring the worst pqrt only here.
U hear those bitches yelling 😅😅😅
Amen
My former home of 34 years. The city takes 2 steps forward 10 back, year in and year out.
@Butt Head I don't disagree. They have no reason to actually help anyone. They feast on the money while nothing actually improves.
They're co-conspirators... the leaders don't do anything... and the residents don't ask. But money talks and bullshit runs the marathon.
@@KtotheG Ma man!🍀🍀
Mayor Schaefer was the man!
No matter how bad still so much love for charm city. From Aberdeen,potapsco market to healthy choice in Lexington market
Lack of investment makes a place look stuck in time, this could easily be a video from 2000 for me
Look like tha 90's
@@coldbilly7916 I was trying not to go overboard but you're right
@@blockney2333 My Baby Mom nd Daughter live up there Shit Tha Same Bro Especially over West
@@coldbilly7916 Would you invest in property over there if you had the chance, there looks like a lot of fixer uppers, or is it a lost cause?
@@blockney2333 Lost cause Bro
For someone who lives in Sydney, you cruising down those alleys at 8:50 gives me chills. Those alleyways look damn terrifying!
Same here!
Bro I've lived in Baltimore County my whole life and I'm even scared to drive through the city lol.
Imagine being a child and having to live in this
Lived in those streets till I was 9
Yeah but in Sydney you’ve got lebos doing drive bys
Some of the properties with completely bricked up/cemented up openings are completely gutted out braced shells on the inside, and _must_ remain standing to preserve the structural integrity of the front, rear, and side walls these buildings share with other occupied flats... Some of these sealed structures have been that way since the 70s...
Imagine getting a flat tire in the middle of one those alleyways
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EXACTLY
May god be with you
You keep driving.
Very scary.
I’m impressed at the amount of working street lights.
many US cities have replaced all their lights with LEDs
@@chromebomb Go watch some of Charlie's Detroit night time videos. The lack of working street lights is quite apparent.
Bmore was the first city to have street lights.
Baltimore’s Infrastructure is good it’s just The abandon buildings and the crime rate in certain areas
@@410_jav lol good infrastructure that’s funny
born and raised in west baltimore, i lived in an apartment complex and it was a project, many people were killed and robbed and dumped in the forest. there was many incidents of pizza delivery workers being killed and their bodys dumped in the dumpster. my dad told me that someone was tied up and they were robbed in their apartment. very sad to see my city go down like this. i moved to baltimore county in 2013 and i see no difference.
6:32 Sounded like 2 shots rang out.
Think ur right
Yeah and it sounded like they had some half ass homemade silencer too.
It was
this immediately reminded me of The Wire.. man, i love that series
Facts. I was looking for Snoop. Oh wait...she dead
@@Only1Dizzle :)
@Doug Sawyer The Corner is better than The Shield, but that's just my opinion ;)
@Doug Sawyer not even a comparable show. The Wire isnt just a cop show.. And ur fckn crazy to think the shield is better lol u probably just like cop shows i guess. The Wire show all angles, the street, cops, and politics. No comparison
@@Only1Dizzle The chick that plays Snoop is actually a real G from Bodymore. Grew up in the streets there, been shot like 3times and everything. I knew she was too good of a character lol she wasn't even acting, was just being herself. She really is like that!
Yup! That’s good ol Baltimore alright. Made me cringe just watching it. I’m 75, was born and raised there. Was such a beautiful place in the 1950s. It’s a hell hole now.
Why did it stop being beautiful?
Times, attitudes and morales have changed, that’s my take on it. Baltimore isn’t unlike other large cities these days. And it doesn’t matter what color you are or ethnic group. My personal opinion is it all begins at home. The breakdown of the family makes kids helpless and hopeless. But it’s something that CAN be fixed. People just don’t want to hear it. They’d rather blame it elsewhere. I’m so glad I remember Baltimore back then. It was great.
@@deestatham I remember reading that Baltimore is 66% black.
So... Absolutely no connection here?
@@JJDvorshak No, I don’t think so. I just think it’s the times. Placing blame on any ethnic group is just a cop out and totally unfair.
@@deestatham any good pics you took?
I lived, played and walked thru a lot of these neighborhoods as a kid. My anxiety is so high lol. I was able to move away. And I really want to do something to help my people back in the city.
Born and raised there. While the entire city isnt like this, is sad that you can drive for such a long time and see such despair. Ive lived in 2 projects as a kid, but when I go to Baltimore now, I'm very selective about where to drive. Tip: Areas with blue police lights should be avoided unless you live there and know what time it is.
Blue police lights,?? Explain plz
@@empresskhadijah2677 it’s a no go zone
@@empresskhadijah2677 blue light district. Blue police lights on the streetlights. I guess they're supposed to deter crime or something, don't quite understand their purpose.
wow this channel has really grown. It's unique because you don't have a narrator distracting you. It just shows the reality of a lot of areas of America. The viewer can see what they want to see/take what they want from it.
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I’m from the south side of Baltimore and a white boy born and raised on the west side. It’s not a great place to live but they know who’s who and who’s new!!! If your looking for trouble it’s not far but mind your business keep moving and you’ll be ok. There’s a lot of good people here too👍
True
you from south baltimore but born an raised on the west side??? that isnt making sense
@@ryanwilliams9854 raised on Monroe st til I was 16 west side and moved to south Baltimore. So there ya go smart ass
True enough. My best friend lived on North Ave and Perlman ( not west Baltimore but still not the best area) and I never worried much. Just keep it moving and mind your business.
@@dalelsmith8635 haha put him in his place lol
I've watched a few of your videos, you sir have balls of steel...particularly driving down those narrow alleyways😱
Love how the video started as dusk to darkness, great feature!
The urban planning, the architecture, the wide streets was full of great and smart intentions. In other places this would cost a lot of money.
Despite how it looks, Thanks to the RE bubble it actually is expensive now.
@@dmlny naw it's cheap well idk whats expensive to you but u can get a 5 bedroom for under 300k
@@dmlny even outside of the city its pretty cheap
@@SRTKOVA I agree that Baltimore is cheaper than some other parts of MD. But its also lower quality of life than those areas too. No improvement in these areas, but 2 years ago prices were much lower.
It was great and beginning and became a shit hole due to incompetent leadership as usual
I’m watching this about 25 mins outside of Baltimore.. MD raised, the city ain’t NOO joke!!
I'm watching it from Baltimore City. I've lived here 21 years and never have been a victim of more than a car break in (and that was years ago). Yeah, the City has a crime issue, especially in low-income neighborhoods after dark.
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Hell yeah im from baltimore too fr.
I work in the middle of downtown. Man, you see people snortin' coke and crack in broad daylight. Saw a couple of drive by shootings and fatal vehicular accidents at the intersection of Paca and Saratoga. But still, its home!😜
Your right...just the people living in it are
I was just home last week. I hadn’t been home in two years.. I love my city, loved my childhood, a very dangerous place.. but being an adult and around people who hadn’t been raised that way.. we move totally different. I would never change that, taught me a lot
I'm from the West side and I feel the same way growing up from the hood you move different in a great way 💯
Lived in west Baltimore as a kid, moved to Cincinnati after and am still here, its really not the same at all. It sticks with you living there
Thank you CharlieBoi for your videos. I am addicted to them. I would love to ride with you while we explore the back streets of Baltimore, sipping on a pint of Hennessey.
Your tires must be hella mad at you for driving in those backstreets.
😆 🤣 😂
The syringes tho
I had so many tire issues I recently bought a new set unfortunately from commuting for work daily
Back before all the major industries (and jobs they provided) disappeared from the Baltimore area, even the neighborhoods shown in this video were decent and clean. People had the means to care for their neighborhoods when everyone was working. I know because I was born in Baltimore in 1950 and remember riding through the inner city areas on bus or streetcar trips downtown from where we lived on the west side. I always took note of the blocks of rowhouses passing by because I developed a love for the city's rowhouse architecture at an early age. It would cost a fortune today to replace one of these substantial blocks of solid brick homes with the same craftsmanship and materials that originally went into their construction. Even in an abandoned and neglected state, the walls are still solid and usually don't even have any settlement cracks or sagging building lines.
We share the same memories.....I remember as a kid going on the bus to Light street with my mother to shop and have lunch.....it was safe back then. I grew up in Brooklyn and as kids we left bikes out and doors unlocked. The street I grew up on looks like a third world country today . So sad!
Yeah, I noticed those row houses also. They look great. I don't think the people there know what they have on their hands there, they should start reading about urbanism and urban planning, the structure there is fantastic. With the necessary funds you could transform this area in amazing ways, but then, that's what gentrification is I guess, with all its bad and good effects.
A beautiful tradition of olden and far better days in Baltimore City was washing and scrubbing the white stairs in front of row homes.
This area was bad before any jobs were lost.
That’s the thing JOBS..
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Sheesh buddy you live in rio, id much rather live in Baltimore.
Respect for going at night. A lot of videos I’ve seen are from people who are scared and go out on early Sunday morning lol.
I’ve been to and recognize so many of these places. People in the comments who don’t live here don’t understand, when this is something you’ve grown up around, it doesn’t really phase you as much.
I lived in Baltimore for 15 years. Just moved back to the west coast and it's one of the best decsions I've made in a long time.
West Coast? As in California? What is so different about LA and Baltimore City? Same crime tolerance for the criminals; same empty lives with no futures, same laws that release criminals the next day, same drug issues...what's so great about CA? Oh sure, if you are rich and have money, LA is wonderful, but most not rich or can afford housing. Look at San Francisco...the city has become a hell hole of hopelessness.
Yeah cuz south central is so much nicer.
@@ronaldwilson1431 he didn’t say south central though, the whole west coast ain’t south central.
@@adewilson132 really,??? I didn't know seeing as how I used to live out there!!!!!! We ain't related, don't talk to me!😡
when night comes, everything changes, I don't imagine walking these streets after 7 pm and not being robbed
Lol I lived here since I was 6 I’m 21 now. Never got robbed. If you look like you can’t defend yourself, lost, or scared then yeah you’d probably get robbed.
I'm 10 living in baltimore it's dangerous
@@zuwopw6533 thats just what my father said fr fr.
@@zuwopw6533 It would explain why ppl from the hoods have a certain look to them, a certain vibe, a certain way of carrying themselves.
@@lashiesty212_ Hope you get out of there one day.
I lived in Baltimore back in the '80s and have fond memories of the city. I wouldn't want to live there now, but I haven't stopped loving the city, it's style and it's culture
From South Philly but moved to Baltimore about 10 years ago. I've lived in Park Heights ( Woodland and Reisterstown ) Sandtown ( Mosher and Calhoun ) and now live in the county. My fiance is not from the city and I've taken her to my old neighborhoods and she gets so sad and scared when we would go. Looking at it now realizing this really isn't a normal way to grow up become adjusted to. It really is depressing realizing what these children are born into and have to battle to not get sucked into the mindset and the environment
I'm from Philly too, north Philly Reisterstown looks kinda nice, but being white I don't know how you made it living in sandtown. I moved from Philly to Hagerstown which isn't too bad.
@@215Ghouls White people live in Sand town and are surviving. My neighbors of 10 years are Chinese they are surviving.
None of those are baltimore lol that’s the nice county
Mosher and Calhoun where the Housing Authority will put your hands on the hood. Hook use to run for me around Sandtown. A friend of mine, Randal, OD and died in a basement in Sandtown.
Pennsylvania Avenue got too hot and thus Mosher was where you had go.
I want to see Bald and Bankrupt visit the worst areas of Baltimore.... at night, while flashing cash, and approaching all the locals randomly.
yeah he be thinking he's gangsta going to these fucked up places in post soviet Europe while deep down knowing he's not gonna find anything but babushka and her alcoholic, out of work, 47 year old son who will become your best friend for a cigarette and beer
U won't see but 1 video n not very much footage, be like 1 of those Blair Witch documentaries where they find the footage years later........😅🤣😂
@@MizTheDonGargon lol you never met eastern europeans have you
@@SRBOMBONICA86 I'm new york city born and bred, Queens to be exact.... hundreds of thousands of eastern Europeans here. my family is from Croatia and I've been there and Serbia, Bosnia & Herzegovina and Russia many times, sooooo wrong!
Benjamin doesn’t do America bro
5:53 green and white was definitely gripping
Yep
Dummies "let's try to intimidate the guy with the heavy machine", he could've sandwiched everyone of them to the wall if he needed too, then Oh shit factor after that would keep them at bay for a minute and allow him to recover and be right back on that ass with some firepower or buy him time to escape depending on if he is sheep or wolf minded. (Not making accusations)
totally different world. For all he knew, this stranger was about to pull up on them.
Right... and in Memphis where I'm from. mf'rs get thrown in the sippi for trying to act hard like that, it's the ones that sit back and wait that you gotta worry about those are the real killers.
At 5:55 you can see homie reach into his pocket when he sees your car approaching slowly. Be safe man.
Fr he deff went for his piece
Blimey, I never even noticed! Charlie, stay safe!
Yeah dawg in the green was ready no way i would ride down alleys ever lol.
y’all tellin him be safe i bet nobody was more scared than them on that back strip never knowing who could pull up and kill you
U draggin bro 🤣💯 driving thru them certain cuts, alleys like wtf🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I got robbed AND assaulted watching this.
And we must embrace this culture LOL yeaaaa okayyyyy Lil Jon voice
I live here in baltimore and about 2 years freshmen year of hs, I almost got robbed by 3 guys on the bus
Im not sure about it but that was funny as shit
Damm fool lol
Oh I almost forgot. I also got approached by someone who wanted to sell me some crack as well. Ha Ha
When they sleep? This is like living dead. Shouting everywhere. Hell hole.
.Been Living in Baltimore for 20 years . Like, shouting is normal conversion to them, even if they are 3 feet apart. 😣
@@norayolanda1394 a lot of it is substance abuse and them abusing each other. Just because you’re poor doesn’t mean you have to be horrible to each other.
Looks no different from Philly. North and West Philly probably worse.
This reminds me of Camden New Jersey
@@norayolanda1394 Not oppression and the system, it's the people, problems start in the home life... System, so called oppression is the aftermath....
I live in Georgia now for a while and it ok here. But I love it back home. Baltimore is in my blood. Tempted to move back all the time. These vids make me feel like I'm still there..lol.. thanks fam
Those row houses are so beautiful. I can only imagine what it looked at its peak, it must've been gorgeous. Baltimore is unique in that there are still people, there is still density, you got to Detroit and sooooo much of it is just gone. There isn't an urban feel, the neighborhoods don't feel like a city, B-More still feels like a city, it is a one of a kind place.
"Omar Coming"
That's what I was thinking lmao
@Edmondson Avenue How you know he wasn't gay? He could have been DL
Charlie you tak8n chances you don't need to be takin my man, stay safe my brother
This is better than national geographic ! If you could do a voiceover , explaining what is happening sometimes , it would be great 👍
The row houses are beautiful!
Looks like a silent hill like hellscape, especially those back alleys at night
As a Baltimore native and a huge Silent Hill fan
I am going to hesitantly say thank you
@@RealGraySkyMusic you're welcome. I think. 🤣🤣
@@RealGraySkyMusic good for a movie lol
There's a lot problems with Baltimore but I still love that city.
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Used to feel the same way. When the riots happened and tore up the city it helped change my mind. The city will never change, it’s crazy violent and full of drugs. Even the “nice” parts are a gamble.
@@FJB2016 Sad but True
One college break, years ago, my friend and I drove from DC to Baltimore to get a couple party favors and get out of town for the night. I was picturing a family connection, stop by someone’s house kind of deal, but my friend failed to mention his brother is old school and you basically have to just ride around town and find his squad. Like the man doesn’t even use a phone for business. We eventually make the deal and a child who had to be under the age of 10 ran it to the car. That’s when I thought, “what the fuck am I doing here”. I thought SE DC was bad, and I’ve lived in Oakland too but I’ve never felt more vulnerable and exposed than in Baltimore.
Very interesting, thank you, Charlie! (Pls stay safe though - I'm always worried you'll be jumped for your car in one of those narrow alleys... :-( )
Why dose it feel like everyone is gang stalking in this video.
What’s gang stalking?
This ain’t Chicago
@@LegitMind An organization or mob of people this doesn't have to be gangsters it can be a group of people who have each others contact numbers to target, stalk, do harm and intimidate a person.
Gang stalkers are in government, police, bus drivers, ambulances, civil workers, bankers/bank staff, medical workers and or some shop keepers if they follow you or blast their sirens as they go by you this is an example of it.
Its fukin crazy what they do and its a rough railroad also look up Nigel Nicholson hes targeted daily
@@lilwhop969 Bro lmao you dont get tge definition of gang stalking it doesnt have to ve gangguys or gangsters you have to look into it
Oh yea and gang stalkers that are government affiliated or stazi type need shutting down
Something tells me the dudes on the street corners and alleys are not there to share cupcakes and sip tea...
Cupcake anyonr? Sit down grab a cookie bring up a memory or two...mig saw puzzle and juice..lol
Cupcakes are great but who likes tea?
@@leek6927 me. I like Southern style sweet tea.
drug dealers? so, where is the police?
@@positivelycurvedpikachu let’s just say this is a area left for dead
I bought a house in the city and the best thing that happened was getting hard working neighbors. None of that street stuff and I love it. Wish everyone else got their act together. It’s literrally like that in every major city with the same group.
Baltimore's such a gorgeous city with so much potential. It's sad to see it in such decay, for decades now
I like the grunge look it's rare seeing this exists since so many areas get gentrified and dolled up since the 90s till now.
@@0c7ober7 You see grunge, I see dilapidation, blight, and urban decay
I visited Baltimore for an Orioles game which I really enjoyed. The tourist area is very nice and upscale but this shows when you leave the area what it can turn into like any other city
Hell Eutaw street down from stadium got dangerous areas.
Wildest video youve done in my opinion . Scary looking place
Best dope hands down I wish I could leave a review!!!
Remember this. I was an Over the Road Driver. One of the biggest things you'll learn in every state is there's a low income side of town, and there's a high income side of town.
I’m so glad I’m watching this from my sofa and not from your passenger seat.
lmaoooo
Stand up! Go to trip!
I love that you're not afraid to check out the alleyways.
Gotten some flat tires over the years?
I been waiting on a video like this since a watch The Wire
I grew up in Baltimore. It was so much peaceful back in the 90s wasn't that much killing but really fun to enjoy being outside with your friends playing freeze tag , and hot butter Ben and really enjoy going out to the clubs yea we fight but you live to tell the story we have to pray 🙏 for our city Stop all the killing love one another ❤
don't know what part of Baltimore you was in during the 90s but it was never safe.
@@videojones9884 lol sometimes as a kid growing up in the hood it seems safer when you’re that young cause that’s what’s normal to you. It took me getting older and moving out to realize just how bad our situation was. Weird how it works like that but sometimes being kinda naive helps you get thru rough times.
90’s has a even worse murder rate then now and if it isn’t more the equal
Same hoods Snoop and Chris be runnin’
Not no more remember Michael got the juice after he caped snoop
Omar Comin
I had my eye out for Marlo
Who😭
Yo, I'm tryna remember. Did Chris get killed?
"Need a blow yo?" damn im being offered drugs in my own living room lmfaooo
Need a blow yo wtf is that bro
LOL... He wasn’t talking about drugs!
@@donteoliver8947 its a 10 bag of heroin, Baltimore slang ive lived here my whole life "blows" is not the usual term but heroin is usually referred to as "boy" in Bamltimore
@@modelingenuity lmao shit maybe he meant a 10 bag of dope and something extra lmaooo
Blow is a slang for cocaine/coke i thought
5:36 This alley is really interesting because it almost looks like some streets do in European cities that were built-up long before cars came into the picture. I know Baltimore is an old city. I wonder how old this alley/street is?
nice point. you could ask Baltimore’s city services
Look like sum uk shit
That’s true. Those alleys at 5:42 reminds me of George town in Washington. Both very European-british
@@offJayzo correct, its british style row houses
I see u upgraded ur camera wow looks amazing. I really enjoyed that thanx.
Graduated from U MD in 92. In the late 80's/early 90's, I would regularly visit Fells Point, Little Italy, Greektown, Harbor, Charles Street, so many other places. No chance now!
Charle St. is a shadow of it's former glory. Used to be packed on Fridays, now you can barely find a soul walking. And that change happened right after the FG riot. The middle class is tired of playing games with this city.
You can still go to the places you named and be relatively safe.
I have one word for this: urban decay. I used to see it everyday whenever I rode an MTA bus from the suburbs to the city. If these buildings and alleys could talk, they'd say a lot.
I moved to Baltimore from Florida a couple years ago. I had a job down the harbor and on my way to work one night I got off the bus and saw somebody get strong armed. I started walking fast as shit 😂
I have to hand to you charliebo you’re a real bad@$$ driving all through this especially down them alley ways! stay aware & safe out there brother.💯
I think Baltimore and st.louis have a lot in common. I grew up in st.louis and my aunt lived in Baltimore so I spent a lot of time in both cities. Great cities that are sadly plagued with crime and often overlooked
Yeah, St. Louis is the murder capital of America...and Bmore is #2. Lots in common.
8:30 bloodstain on the ground?
Ehhh
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very ghetto street , now imagine living on this street
Thank you for the video.
New camera ? Looks good!
Got be careful diving through them alleys in Bmore city rules so your car don't get holes in it just be careful diving through alleys in b more I'm from here and I will tell you not a safe thing to do is go through alleys in Balt
Why???
@@matheuslemos8555 cause you gonna get mugged and shot lmao lived here all my life, just don't get where you don't got business
@5:45 you see what looks to be a gun clutched in back pocket
yea and to be safe stay off the streets too
when you walk through the garden.....you betta watch yo back....
Love for Baltimore work every day in these area whatever people saying about Baltimore but Baltimore is my heart ❤️ Always love and peace for Baltimore
Awesome. Best regards from Turkey. Loved that bro. Wanna be there
Baltimore looks a lot like Philly, I wonder why the rowhouses are so common in the Mid-Atlantic compared to the the rest of the states
Remember MD and PA the sites of the original colonizers so most of the structures were made with the same architecture throughout the North East coast .
In many colonial cities and towns your property tax was based on the amount of street frontage you had. So many row houses were built very narrow and very high. In lots of cases they also extended their basement underneath the sidewalk frontage to gain extra room. Corner properties became bars and stores, because their incomes could support the higher tax assessments.
Baltimore, philly, jersey, NYC look very similar
A lot of the houses in the east coast look like that because they were once one family homes and they were built during the mid to late 1800's and resemble the houses in europe
Germans built alot of these parts on the east coast
Yoooo u gotta alot heart driving down those alleys!!!
Charlie, cool as always! 👍
I just moved here, so thanks for making this!!
I saw it on the tv show "the wire"
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Excellent show. My criminal law lecturer who was a prosecutor in Philly says it's very true to life.
Looks like a great place to make some new friends.
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I believe so too
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@@PrashadKaPrasad sim todos viciados e dependentes
CharlieBo you must have nerves of steel - those alleyways are no joke.
Thank u that u showing me the reality of Baltimore
Salute to bmore been all around there westide eastside and the northeast side. You will be surprised how beautiful the county looks. 2 different worlds.
Just rewatched it. So much urban decay. Kids must be growing up very fast.
They are. So many cracked out parents. Sad
Stay safe, thanks for sharing. Definitely some real winners 🏆🤔
For some strange reason these streets give me positive vibes. I think I've seen them somewhere and just reminded of them while watching this.
Your a brave Brave man Charlie! I wouldn't Dare dream of driving through any of this. Especially in fear of having to stop or my car breaking down at the wrong time in the wrong area. Def a roll of the dice going through here.
Since Charlie Is From Detroit This Kind Of Scenery Is Just Another Walk In The Park For Him 👍
Dam it's that bad🤦🏿♀️
I definitely heard him hit the door locks.
Tbh everyone seem to act like Baltimore bad but yet wont even vist to see for themselves, vids dot do it justice of how great it is
Funny to the ppl who live here and see it everyday..
Charlie if you're still out that way try 2200 Booth Street and 2100 Boyd St in southwest Baltimore. Real tight and mostly abandoned streets right next to each other in Shipley Hill area. That whole area rough too. Good video 💪
I'm still in Baltimore until tomorrow. I'll check that area out if the weather holds up. It's been mostly raining since yesterday.
Another kick ass video