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Hey Charlie, your vids are great and all but I would really appreciate if you could work on subtitles because Im deaf i would love to see what they say in the interviews cuz what if some things I might learn that I could apply It in real life who knows? Just gotta acknowledge myself around hood areas wise
and not just in a few places. it's like this in at least 25 different places in the city i can think off the top my head. you are not safe in a "nice" neighborhood in New Olreans!
no one is saying that dude. in fact idk about 13stJimmy but i'm saying the opposite. we all live together in the same city. rich ass people live blocks away from the ghetto and don't care, it's New Orleans. they just lock their doors at night and have more than enough guns to protect themselves. with that being said New Orleans is up there on the list of the most dangerous cities and i was only saying don't think that you're safe at 2 a.m. in a nice neighborhood, that means nothing in this city.
Born n raised in new Orleans...uptown calliope... U gotta wanna get out the hood n do better....I made it out by myself..nobody helped me...im no different frm nobody else my parents ain't have no money...I'm a project baby...and I still made it cause I wanted better 4 me n my family
Jassy Redd you said it perfectly. You can do anything you set your mind too. Wish you the best with you life choices and may God bless you and your family daily.
Zaraki Smith oh cmon dude they have it easier cuz you don’t see no girls in gangs (maybe some). Easier for a dude to go out and gang bang getting into more trouble.
smog111000 I cant believe people are this dumb and dont know what you meant! Instead of focusing on the real issues in society surrounding the murder they cry about seeing the body. Lmao
Y’all are dumb he’s saying how people keep killing each other. Obviously if you have half a brain you reply with obviously I know how it got there duh. Dumb asses missing the point
@charlie: i dont i grew up in a white middle class family. my father instilled principles of hard work and dedication, and now im trying to do the same here.
Your channel makes me realize that channels without a bunch of talking are better. Your channel is nice and relaxing that makes it so much better even though it's already good.
Charlie dude you are playing with fire. I love your videos so much and I keep watching you since your Detroit videos but please be safe man. These streets look rough.
if yall was here before katrina hit yall would know this place changed allot if u call this violent and hood then idk what u would have called pre-katrina
New orleans is not worst now i live in new orleans now..pre katrina new orleans when the bricks was up was something serious..all the projects is tore down now..the magnolia projects alone had more killings than some whole towns...new orleans in the 90s was ww3...new orleans the only city in America to be murder capital of the world in 93 and 94..not murder capital of the us..the world.....not sayin them tearing down the bricks is the reason..but it could play apart...also now new orleans is the prison capital of the world
Charlie has traveled to hundreds of hoods and his 1st body is in New Orleans, 504 is for real. That's a beautiful city with beautiful people, the U.S. neglects that city/state so bad..it's a travesty.. because it's really the greatest city in America if they cared
Neil Anderson i would neglect my area too, after working hard and seeing politicians rape my paycheck with taxes but failing to give back to the very community that funds their asses. Everybody ain't strong minded, so when America rapes and gives up on her people, what do you think is the result. When you learn to relate and empathize you'll be a wiser person
Neil Anderson when America and the pale skin elite clean up their oil spills, chem trails, massive air pollution, dirty ass downtowns in every major city, pothole highways and streets...then I'll expect a purposely impoverished and disenfranchised people to do the same.
One thing I have noticed meeting different people from different states some of the most beautiful men and women I have met have been from Louisiana and Ohio.
This used to happen all the time when I was growing up. Most of it never even made the news. A dude I knew got stabbed to death with a broken bottle in front of about 12 of us on the basketball court. We all just ran because you never wanted to be around when the police showed up...they were the worst criminals in New Orleans by far. Anyway, that murder never made the news. Just one of many.
offdacorner man..yeah I feel you brudda and I'm glad you made it thru. I'm not from there but I've been down there a couple times and to me..the n.o is the realist city in the South probably america. In the 90s is was definitely no joke..but be safe brudda and much respect to the 504 dawg
12we34be ok right right I heard bout that 8/9. I downtown kicking it in the Ville ya herd. I wanted to drive over to the 9th and check it out..but I went uptown and slid thru some of hoods and just wanted to be apart and just embraced by the n.o culture because I grew up of off the n.o culture. Its truly a beautiful place..some spots messed up just like any other city but I gots mad love for the 504 . I'll be back maybe around early may
And they grow up into the three adults. Do you still feel sorry for them, then? Or do they have to miraculously "want better (that they've never seen) and move out (with no money or even a clue)?
The craziest thing about this video is the 6th ward is probably the least dangerous wards out of all the wards in New Orleans, so you could only imagine what the others are like
New Orleans has always been a wide open, rough and tumble city. It has one of the most turbulent histories of any major US city. So this violent crime scene is just another event in a city largely prone to violent behavior.
my city used to never be like this. it wasn't until gangsta rap & that whole "wanna-be gangsta mentality" crept in that dragged us down. gangsta rap is all but dead these days but people in our city continues to hold on to it for some fukt up reason.
if i have nothing to do wit it and im in the hood i didnt see shit. These type of ppl you dont play with. Trust that. I grew up in a latino hood area for 10 years in my youth most of the shootings and killings were over drugs or rivals banging on another hood. The streets talk theyll find out who killed him and retaliate its a never ending cycle.
This is the case for any major American city where there are a concentration of poor black people in a community - not just in New Orleans. What about Baltimore, Detroit, Chicago, DC, Philly, Camden NJ, Miami, Memphis, Houston, etc etc.? Fast-money, gang affiliations, stereotypical lifestyles, and violence abound.
Skin color don’t matter in New Orleans and there aren’t any gangs at all. Gangs tried to move into the crescent city at one point but realized they could gain no footing with the Cajun and Creoles. You can imagine if the gangs of the United States are unable to survive in the city there’s gotta be something different to it. New Orleans is much different from those other cities on your list, especially when it comes to criminal activity and general evil. Its a rough place to grow up but it thickens your skin. I’ve been able to walk through places people talk about like they are tough places with ease due to my New Orleans/Baton Rouge up bringing. South central LA, the Bronx and Brooklyn, Memphis ghettos, Dallas, south Philly. They were a little rough but honestly a cake walk compared to areas like Desire, Freret, saint Thomas, Calliope, Melpomene the whole thing really. All of it from top to bottom. Even the French quarter you can get stretched out quick. Even when I lived across the river in Jefferson parish in Harvey I seen somebody dead every other day. It’s a different type of feeling, a very evil feel to it. It’s definitely not just like all those other cities on your list but I guess if you never see it firsthand you would never know and it ain’t really easy to explain.
Na ive been to baltimore im in philly right now been to new york new jersey camden stayed in LA and sandigo and ive been too new orleans and its another level another type of evil even been to Oakland San Francisco
Thank you for sharing this. I have a friend of a friend who was killed on Mardi Gras day in the Lower 9th. It is saddening that there can be so much hate. That area is the Treme-Lafitte neighborhood. It is a historic black neighborhood that is rich in culture and history. Like most of New Orleans it is becoming gentrified. The man you interviewed. Maybe he meant to say Central City or anywhere directly above Claiborne Ave. The Bourgeois consider Uptown to be where the rich people live. There are shootings everywhere in the city, no matter the economic status. He's from New Orleans East, which is a pretty bad area too. New Orleans is like a checkerboard tapestry with poor next to rich and black next to white.
Alot of my relatives live in New Orleans. Back in the 80s it was the place to be. I wanted to live there so badd. Now, Hell to the nawl! Them iggas gone crazy!!!😬 i have many family members that have been murdered there with no arrests. So many black guys are being senselesly murdered... New Orleans has turn into a big crime zone. If you cannot afford to live in the more upper class areas then its a wrap. Your life will be in danger. If you love your children especially your black sons, DONT MOVE THERE! The whole city is corrupt. Sometimes i think New Orleans is cursed.😦
moejazzie you know what you absolutely right and I think it's a shame for it to be like that and iam from New Orleans myself but yes you have an point I think its cursed myself
Yes mam it is heavily cursed and plagued with darkness in the spiritual realm. It's heartbreaking because it is such a beautiful and unique city with so much potential.
Dee Louisiananimal Metairie is surprisingly cool. The closer you get to the Lakefront, the lighter the energy feels. Its beautiful in Metairie. Rent in certain areas in decent as well.
Saying everyone can make it out is like saying everyone can be millionaires. Some of us witness things and go through things that most people never shake back from.
I'm not sad to call it home, but I liked your comment, anyway, mostly because of your pointing out the politics & let's just be real...misappropriation of funds. We have poverty, lack of education & parental guidance to go up against rising housing costs, inflation & non increasing incomes. What do they expect?!?
Of course not, it’s called a EBT card. They all get money from the government for food and housing and they still want more. Even when they have no desire to change. They are actually proud to be getting over on the government
I’m from New Orleans and I live in Texas. Texas is full of New Orleans immigrants and texans that’s wanna be from New Orleans so bad smh. Everybody wanna claim New Orleans but don’t know half the stuff that go down. Praying for my city
south mississippi G lol I been trying to tell people New Orleans ain’t just what you see on tv, they don’t understand & I definitely got love for Mississippi ❤️💯
Hot Mama hell yeah mane gotti boy uptown when im in nola 3rd ward but when im back in sippi im on ruby street pimpin . I got love for the south the west coast nor the north got shit on us man
I refuse to raise my two boys in this city l want them to become something in life and by far there are doing a good job by making me proud I’m praying for my city I’m praying for whoever lost someone do to gun violence or any other violence
I think this city is beautiful. I'm a (white girl) don't harm me. Been there twice. Asked a girl where the best soul food was. Was standing in line at a CVS. Gentilmanly Islamic man told girl not to send us to the hood. Sent us to some over priced French Quarter place we left from immediately. New Orleans is so beautiful...look after it!!
Keep doin yo thing n all but be careful man. Not worried about da hood getting u. The people up top in elite positions don't want da hood 2 be broadcasted for the world to see.
That guy looks handsome. He may had some chances of getting a normal life, but the environment and influence of drugs have killed his chances. I'm sure that he would've been successful if he tried for modeling or something like that
I went to New Orleans in 2015 for the first time and I had fun there. Stayed in the CBD tho. Until I saw the news, I would never imagine murders and shootings taking place in French Quarter. You have to be a special kind of crazy to fire guns in the busiest part of the city.
Looks like upper ninth Ward if I had to guess. I go to college about 3hr away from New Orleans and do a lot of urban exploration there because there's so many abandoned buildings. The upper ninth is honestly worse than the lower ninth in my opinion. Whole subdivisions completely trashed and rotting. It doesn't look like America it looks like some war torn third world country and it's a shame places like this exist in the US. Overall though the people of nola are mostly genuine and friendly and everyone seems to get along together, white black, etc. I guess there is plenty drug related and gang violence here too though. The city is absolutely trashed, one of the worst I've seen, but also some of the nicest people of any major city, especially considering the conditions most live in here.
Hi Charlie. The audio on the interview wasnt very good. Since I understand you dont have budget for professional audio-stuff here's a tip to overcome the issue: Repeat the persons answers. It benefits not only us, but you as well. I feel like, when someone is answering to you, you are allready thinking about the next question. When you have to repeat answers you'll be more focussed on the other person and what he/she actually says. It gives you more time to think about your next question and makes it easier to ask more relevant questions about a specific topic. Like 'so you say this and that, does this mean..'. For the rest, keep doing what you do, I love this channel.
Thanks for the advice, the audio was terrible and the fact that it was windy made it worse. That guy also was talking low most of the time you can hear me whisper speak up early in the interview. I'll probably at least get one of those external mics.
What you see now isn’t half of what it was like before Katrina, sad but true I love my city I really do ! But this shit gotta stop it’s good enough to visit but not safe enough to live outside Orleans Parish !
Instead of these rich celebrities like LeBron James, Jay-Z, Beyonce, etc.. bitching and moaning about Trump, why don't they take they're energy and invest in these communities to make them prosperous and and livable. On the other hand, you will always have people who don't want to help themselves. BTW, it doesn't look like the mayor is doing anything to make this city better for these people.
If the government wanted to they could actually fix these neighborhoods up in weeks easily but they choose not to because they don't benefit from it and that's a fact
Salute to new Orleans best city in the world!! Let's try to keep the violence down as much as we can but handle your business and stay strapped. G code
I’d like to see businesses that are hiring within a 20 mile radius or on a decent bus route. So many things need to change to even come close to solving these problems. This type of violence IS NOT THE ANSWER.
That's a sad video BUT it's a way of life! "Joker's" don't give a fuk about each other....PERIOD!!! It's not a white/black thing it's a poverty/Hood thing. You see this 2x a week for some years...you too wouldn't give a chit about human life. We as humans need to get to a place where WE are together/common as a community.....to care about each other. Black folks need to realize what's happening......,........
How to improve your neighbourhood. How about you throw your trash in the trashcan instead of throwing it on the ground like the dude at 2:26 when there are numerous trashcans around. It would be start..
You barely see any thugs from New Orleans anymore most of them moved to Houston, Atlanta, Dallas, Jacksonville Fl. ,Miami ,Charlotte Nc. And other southern cities when Katrina hit... But some came back
I guess white folks called it central city because I've never heard of that until i left after Hurricane Katrina..I had to google it to see where was central city..We always called it Uptown all life
It isn't white or black, central city always existed. Maybe you just didn't pay attention, it all becomes a big blur after awhile, unless you're heading out East.
Keety I probably heard it and just didn't pay attention cuz Zion city n mid-city are the only "cities" we referred to parts of upt. Once u crossed MLK and went right to Carrollton or left to st thomas area we said all Uptown not central city
Steve Orleans ikr? One side of Canal was downtown, the other uptown. We barely crossed that street back when. Central City is becoming gentrified now and was well on it's way last I was there. I actually found a spotless reasonably priced room there. This area we referred to as the Warehouse district if I remember right.
I grew up poor and wanted better, so I joined the Air Force and learned gas turbine maintenance and troubleshooting . the best and smartest thing I've ever done.
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CharlieBo313 bro @ 3:06 was that a dead body in the streets
Hey Charlie, your vids are great and all but I would really appreciate if you could work on subtitles because Im deaf i would love to see what they say in the interviews cuz what if some things I might learn that I could apply It in real life who knows? Just gotta acknowledge myself around hood areas wise
I might start doing sub titles with the interviews.
CharlieBo313 that would be an honor, sir. Thank you for taking it into consideration. I appreciate you and your time.
Fuck yo Channel
The crazy thing about new Orleans is that you could be in a hood just like this than two blocks away are million dollar mansions
and not just in a few places. it's like this in at least 25 different places in the city i can think off the top my head. you are not safe in a "nice" neighborhood in New Olreans!
That's how San Francisco is
no one is saying that dude. in fact idk about 13stJimmy but i'm saying the opposite. we all live together in the same city. rich ass people live blocks away from the ghetto and don't care, it's New Orleans. they just lock their doors at night and have more than enough guns to protect themselves. with that being said New Orleans is up there on the list of the most dangerous cities and i was only saying don't think that you're safe at 2 a.m. in a nice neighborhood, that means nothing in this city.
Bruh I thought the same about Houston . Down the block u can see big ass houses
Facts. When I lived in Uptown it was exactly like that
Born n raised in new Orleans...uptown calliope...
U gotta wanna get out the hood n do better....I made it out by myself..nobody helped me...im no different frm nobody else my parents ain't have no money...I'm a project baby...and I still made it cause I wanted better 4 me n my family
Jassy Redd you said it perfectly. You can do anything you set your mind too. Wish you the best with you life choices and may God bless you and your family daily.
They say females have it easier..
Zaraki Smith oh cmon dude they have it easier cuz you don’t see no girls in gangs (maybe some). Easier for a dude to go out and gang bang getting into more trouble.
You hot. Would you date an asian guy?
Man i got family from on my dad side i go down there. its also sad to see this
Charlie’s rode through the most dangerous neighborhoods in America, and for him to stumble upon a murder while driving says volumes about NEW ORLEANS.
I'm from a bad part of New Orleans . It's called New Orleans.
TRUE
Facts
At least is not detroit
Jimmy The Gent Conway it’s worst down here
MFD Narc its worst down here sadly
In Brazil.
We say that São Paulo is New Orleans in Brazil, an Rio de Janeiro is Chicago, because of the crimes... That's sad :(
Damn my city so bad Brazilians feel sorry us
Imagine opening your door after hearing gunshots and seeing a dead body slumped over right in front your door.
Seen it more then once
Seen it before. I had to dumb the biscuit and run inside.
Some people don’t imagine it since they witness it daily
Don't have to imagine it. Seen it.
I don't have to imagine this
tough reality. Rather than complaining about CharlieBo showing the body, you should complain about how the body got there in the first place
smog111000 we all know how the body got there
Learn to read. I'm not saying you should think about how the body got there, but complain about it, meaning trying to make the neighborhood safer.
smog111000 I cant believe people are this dumb and dont know what you meant! Instead of focusing on the real issues in society surrounding the murder they cry about seeing the body. Lmao
smog111000 sadly true
Y’all are dumb he’s saying how people keep killing each other. Obviously if you have half a brain you reply with obviously I know how it got there duh. Dumb asses missing the point
It's truly sad when the neighborhood first gathers to see "who got shot?", immensely disturbing that it's become an every day reality.
say NO to drugs, get a regular job, work hard, move up, move out. dont accept this as your reality.
steve tafe for these people thats easier said than done
it all starts with a step, but i understand these are big issues with no easy solutions. but it starts with a small step.
steve tafe
Well said brother, short, concise and on point.
Easy to talk when u don’t live this reality
@charlie: i dont i grew up in a white middle class family. my father instilled principles of hard work and dedication, and now im trying to do the same here.
Your channel makes me realize that channels without a bunch of talking are better. Your channel is nice and relaxing that makes it so much better even though it's already good.
Charlie dude you are playing with fire. I love your videos so much and I keep watching you since your Detroit videos but please be safe man. These streets look rough.
HARVEYTUFACE balls of steel
HARVEYTUFACE welcome to New Orleans
A Ro fr they might they2 rob his ass
he is a powerful black man, no one is going to f with him
Looks pretty chill to me ngl.
if yall was here before katrina hit yall would know this place changed allot if u call this violent and hood then idk what u would have called pre-katrina
What part of the city you from?
12we34be CJ Petes Magnolia..... but i stay in Baton Rouge now
Oh ok. I used to stay on Almonaster right by the bridge. I moved to Texas in 05
Marion Simmons it's worse now
New orleans is not worst now i live in new orleans now..pre katrina new orleans when the bricks was up was something serious..all the projects is tore down now..the magnolia projects alone had more killings than some whole towns...new orleans in the 90s was ww3...new orleans the only city in America to be murder capital of the world in 93 and 94..not murder capital of the us..the world.....not sayin them tearing down the bricks is the reason..but it could play apart...also now new orleans is the prison capital of the world
The last time I checked the statistics, the violent crime rate per capita in New Orleans was twice that of Chicago.
Do you want a award thats something to be proud of?????? No one cares show some positivity
FACTS
Sad but tru
Damn dude. We're not that bad. And we only have half a million people
Yeah but over here its only about 400,000 people that doing the killing not the whole city.
RIP to the man who died. Hopefully he can find some peace in the afterlife, that he couldn't find here on earth.
2 people died
My sentiments extend to both souls that were lost then.
What if the guy that died was peice of shit and deserved it???
BADD_ BXTCH how can u possiblity know that??? It's a bold statement
BADD_ BXTCH I disagree....lots of people deserve to die...
Charlie has traveled to hundreds of hoods and his 1st body is in New Orleans, 504 is for real. That's a beautiful city with beautiful people, the U.S. neglects that city/state so bad..it's a travesty.. because it's really the greatest city in America if they cared
Neil Anderson i would neglect my area too, after working hard and seeing politicians rape my paycheck with taxes but failing to give back to the very community that funds their asses. Everybody ain't strong minded, so when America rapes and gives up on her people, what do you think is the result. When you learn to relate and empathize you'll be a wiser person
Neil Anderson when America and the pale skin elite clean up their oil spills, chem trails, massive air pollution, dirty ass downtowns in every major city, pothole highways and streets...then I'll expect a purposely impoverished and disenfranchised people to do the same.
Thank you. You've said a mouthful!
@@gaylinnek388 Stfu
Nope. And I like to put it into action at the voting booth.
The dude he interviewed should consider modeling or something he needs to get out of there.
elegy123 I was thinking the same thing. He's beautiful.
One thing I have noticed meeting different people from different states some of the most beautiful men and women I have met have been from Louisiana and Ohio.
Yeah he need to get out of there before they do something to his little handsome self
It's the black Creole background of the city.
@@teshiataylor3404 yeaaaa beautiful women in New Orleans
This used to happen all the time when I was growing up. Most of it never even made the news. A dude I knew got stabbed to death with a broken bottle in front of about 12 of us on the basketball court. We all just ran because you never wanted to be around when the police showed up...they were the worst criminals in New Orleans by far. Anyway, that murder never made the news. Just one of many.
offdacorner man..yeah I feel you brudda and I'm glad you made it thru. I'm not from there but I've been down there a couple times and to me..the n.o is the realist city in the South probably america. In the 90s is was definitely no joke..but be safe brudda and much respect to the 504 dawg
@offdacorner How old are you? I'm from New Orleans as well and grew up there. Lived on Almonaster but I moved in 05 when katrina hit
12we34be what part of the n.o you from?
9th Ward/8th Ward line right on Almonaster.
12we34be ok right right I heard bout that 8/9. I downtown kicking it in the Ville ya herd. I wanted to drive over to the 9th and check it out..but I went uptown and slid thru some of hoods and just wanted to be apart and just embraced by the n.o culture because I grew up of off the n.o culture. Its truly a beautiful place..some spots messed up just like any other city but I gots mad love for the 504 . I'll be back maybe around early may
Drug deal gone bad, another life wasted, figured you'd catch something like this eventually charlie. The sad truth of the hood
Cya ya??? That's pretty obvious
Cya my nigga that's the dumbest shit I read in a min lmafooo
but but all this gang shit is content for rap hiphop irony isnt it
Dam, I've never seen a dead body in person but these people probably see them every month, really makes you look at life differently
Danny G you have no idea bruh
gotdamn man... what you been donig with your life
You guys seen a dead body on the stree
at one time every day Down her I can't even cry nomore but I still do smh😡
Danny G i seen a couple , everyday here somebody I know gets shot
My heart goes out to the kids that have to walk and live through this everyday.
It becomes a normal thang
Edisia Ananias right
And they grow up into the three adults. Do you still feel sorry for them, then? Or do they have to miraculously "want better (that they've never seen) and move out (with no money or even a clue)?
The craziest thing about this video is the 6th ward is probably the least dangerous wards out of all the wards in New Orleans, so you could only imagine what the others are like
New-Warleans_shotta what about the safe parts of uptown? Lakeview? The 8th Ward? The 6th Ward is not the safest.
my money says the killer is in the crowd watching this whole crime scene laughing
He should be doing Life right about now.....
@@spurstilidie4637 they said a white dude did it.
Mac N Cheese yup and everyone who seen everything seen nothing
Yea whoa saying that’s my work!!!!! Smh my city
They said white guy in the car did it , deflection!
New Orleans has always been a wide open, rough and tumble city. It has one of the most turbulent histories of any major US city. So this violent crime scene is just another event in a city largely prone to violent behavior.
I hear a loved one crying , that's heart breaking.So sorry for your loss 🙏
my city used to never be like this. it wasn't until gangsta rap & that whole "wanna-be gangsta mentality" crept in that dragged us down. gangsta rap is all but dead these days but people in our city continues to hold on to it for some fukt up reason.
satanlaffing what? All these new kids rap about is uzis and choppers. They cant scrap for shit.
No bitch crack
🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Stop, NO has been like this way before gangst rap.
@@cdub0911 Really doe👌💯
And I bet nobody saw anything... in broad daylight, with so many people out and about.
DeltaNordicAdvance We don't see nothing here in New Orleans 😷
Yu gon rat
Nope we ain't see shit
if i have nothing to do wit it and im in the hood i didnt see shit. These type of ppl you dont play with. Trust that. I grew up in a latino hood area for 10 years in my youth most of the shootings and killings were over drugs or rivals banging on another hood. The streets talk theyll find out who killed him and retaliate its a never ending cycle.
Cierra Ballard pussy mentality
This absolutely breaks my heart. Y’all don’t forget to show love.
This is the case for any major American city where there are a concentration of poor black people in a community - not just in New Orleans. What about Baltimore, Detroit, Chicago, DC, Philly, Camden NJ, Miami, Memphis, Houston, etc etc.? Fast-money, gang affiliations, stereotypical lifestyles, and violence abound.
What's funny is they all live like this to get that "fast money" yet majority never get money and stay poor...
Skin color don’t matter in New Orleans and there aren’t any gangs at all. Gangs tried to move into the crescent city at one point but realized they could gain no footing with the Cajun and Creoles. You can imagine if the gangs of the United States are unable to survive in the city there’s gotta be something different to it. New Orleans is much different from those other cities on your list, especially when it comes to criminal activity and general evil. Its a rough place to grow up but it thickens your skin. I’ve been able to walk through places people talk about like they are tough places with ease due to my New Orleans/Baton Rouge up bringing. South central LA, the Bronx and Brooklyn, Memphis ghettos, Dallas, south Philly. They were a little rough but honestly a cake walk compared to areas like Desire, Freret, saint Thomas, Calliope, Melpomene the whole thing really. All of it from top to bottom. Even the French quarter you can get stretched out quick. Even when I lived across the river in Jefferson parish in Harvey I seen somebody dead every other day. It’s a different type of feeling, a very evil feel to it. It’s definitely not just like all those other cities on your list but I guess if you never see it firsthand you would never know and it ain’t really easy to explain.
Na ive been to baltimore im in philly right now been to new york new jersey camden stayed in LA and sandigo and ive been too new orleans and its another level another type of evil even been to Oakland San Francisco
@@tdavis6635 facts!!! NO something crazy
Thank you for sharing this. I have a friend of a friend who was killed on Mardi Gras day in the Lower 9th. It is saddening that there can be so much hate.
That area is the Treme-Lafitte neighborhood. It is a historic black neighborhood that is rich in culture and history. Like most of New Orleans it is becoming gentrified.
The man you interviewed. Maybe he meant to say Central City or anywhere directly above Claiborne Ave. The Bourgeois consider Uptown to be where the rich people live. There are shootings everywhere in the city, no matter the economic status. He's from New Orleans East, which is a pretty bad area too.
New Orleans is like a checkerboard tapestry with poor next to rich and black next to white.
Alot of my relatives live in New Orleans. Back in the 80s it was the place to be. I wanted to live there so badd. Now, Hell to the nawl! Them iggas gone crazy!!!😬 i have many family members that have been murdered there with no arrests. So many black guys are being senselesly murdered... New Orleans has turn into a big crime zone. If you cannot afford to live in the more upper class areas then its a wrap. Your life will be in danger. If you love your children especially your black sons, DONT MOVE THERE! The whole city is corrupt. Sometimes i think New Orleans is cursed.😦
moejazzie you know what you absolutely right and I think it's a shame for it to be like that and iam from New Orleans myself but yes you have an point I think its cursed myself
moejazzie new orleans was bad in the 90s in 1994 they got the highest murder rate recorded
Yes mam it is heavily cursed and plagued with darkness in the spiritual realm. It's heartbreaking because it is such a beautiful and unique city with so much potential.
moejazzie what about Metairie
Dee Louisiananimal Metairie is surprisingly cool. The closer you get to the Lakefront, the lighter the energy feels. Its beautiful in Metairie. Rent in certain areas in decent as well.
dayum dude that is sad, i thought i was going to have a lot to say but now i've watched it i have no words..
You captured great great footage here. What truly happens in these neck of the woods. Salute to you and may this mans soul Rest In Peace. Stay safe
Saying everyone can make it out is like saying everyone can be millionaires. Some of us witness things and go through things that most people never shake back from.
Why the fuck won't famously wealthy African Americans invest in and prop up these communities?
Sad truth is they'd just get run down again..
TISH KerrVille Lil Wayne & some other famous people did see how much that helped just go right back
THE601 no they wouldn't ...i feed the homeless when I can ...someone has to spread around some god damn HOPE
+TISH KerrVille
Homeless feeds do nothing unless you nourish the soul.
Jer Szak with what ? Don't tell me that religion will do the trick ...NOT!!!!!!
My home town and I’m honestly sad to call it that. Mainly because of the corruption of politics.
I'm not sad to call it home, but I liked your comment, anyway, mostly because of your pointing out the politics & let's just be real...misappropriation of funds. We have poverty, lack of education & parental guidance to go up against rising housing costs, inflation & non increasing incomes. What do they expect?!?
Now somebody else gonna get bodied. The vicious cycle.
Damn its crazy down in new orleans
Looks like the women ain’t starving in the hood 🤪
Of course not, it’s called a EBT card. They all get money from the government for food and housing and they still want more. Even when they have no desire to change. They are actually proud to be getting over on the government
The food in New Orleans good af. We stay fed
Stage Name No cause we finesse y'all grandparents out of money
just remember that money you’re SO proud to get is coming out of black people pockets too...
have a good day 😉😘
Oh yeah keep spreading that exxagerated lie on. Then y'all kidnapped indigenous Americans as well
I’m from New Orleans and I live in Texas. Texas is full of New Orleans immigrants and texans that’s wanna be from New Orleans so bad smh. Everybody wanna claim New Orleans but don’t know half the stuff that go down. Praying for my city
Hot Mama nigga shut the fuck up , ain’t nobody want to be from the N.O fool
Cowboys Nation 214 bitch you shut the fuck up. Everybody I know wanna talk like us, eat like us. Sit the the fuck down.
Hot Mama im live in moss point its like 30 min from nola and nola is a shithole im reppin sippi FUCK TEXAS ya seen
south mississippi G lol I been trying to tell people New Orleans ain’t just what you see on tv, they don’t understand & I definitely got love for Mississippi ❤️💯
Hot Mama hell yeah mane gotti boy uptown when im in nola 3rd ward but when im back in sippi im on ruby street pimpin . I got love for the south the west coast nor the north got shit on us man
This has been going on for years
I refuse to raise my two boys in this city l want them to become something in life and by far there are doing a good job by making me proud I’m praying for my city I’m praying for whoever lost someone do to gun violence or any other violence
felicia jones i wish more people were like you
Did you move?
When the black cop @5:49 told them to move you can hear it in his voice it was out of hurt seeing that brotha dead on the street.
Schola Gee
Yes! You can tell he has compassion.
thanks for blurring that out honestly
They have money for Jordan's, nice cars, cell phones, designer clothes, & drugs but none to spend on their kids or their community. Sad.
I think this city is beautiful. I'm a (white girl) don't harm me. Been there twice. Asked a girl where the best soul food was. Was standing in line at a CVS. Gentilmanly Islamic man told girl not to send us to the hood. Sent us to some over priced French Quarter place we left from immediately. New Orleans is so beautiful...look after it!!
RIP to all my dead brothas🙏🏾 NLMB💯
Oh, man this is pretty wild... but still an awesome vid. I admire ur job you've done on this one!
Drugs need to be gone. Nothing good comes from them.
Keep doin yo thing n all but be careful man. Not worried about da hood getting u. The people up top in elite positions don't want da hood 2 be broadcasted for the world to see.
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Smh Black Neighborhoods be looking like “ain’t no hope for Us”
King Xavier I know that’s right. It’s a sad shame
It’s a deadly combination of people who just don’t care and an elite group who want it this way.
America is a 3rd world country at this moment...so sad
You don't know what a third world country is to third world countries this is a dream
Thanks for posting.
Really sad to see.
It's heartbreaking to see small children viewing this. ------ so sad this is normal daily life.
Are you filming all these youtube videos for eventually making a documentary in the future?
That guy looks handsome. He may had some chances of getting a normal life, but the environment and influence of drugs have killed his chances. I'm sure that he would've been successful if he tried for modeling or something like that
Wow... it’s Crazy how Ruby & Scrim came from here.
Do baton rouge next they a different breed over there
Baton Rouge along with Lake Charles are both rough and tumble mostly blue collar towns.
Sometimes we don't realize how blessed we are
not even 10 minutes from bourbon street. sad stuff. drugs
Fred Gardner my hood 6️⃣6️⃣6️⃣
Fred Gardner bourbon street is where trashy ass tourist go. And btw, the whole city is 10 mins from each other. you people are dumb
King Savage be respectful
King Savage how come family. America is 🗑. So where you from.
@King Savage nah. our city has too much history. shit sucks that its getting worse tho.
Everyday life in New Orleans.. I seen my first murder at 6 years old and from there I lost count....
My mom is going to New Orleans . I am so scared
Tell her to stay out of Central City!
New Orleans isn't the only state with crime
Sooooo the crime is still bad even after Katrina? Smh
Unbelievable. That's hard. Greetings from Germany
Keep the interviews up it’s a great way I gain perspective into these people life’s
No lie new orleans remind of Belize city inna lot of ways.
I went to New Orleans in 2015 for the first time and I had fun there. Stayed in the CBD tho. Until I saw the news, I would never imagine murders and shootings taking place in French Quarter. You have to be a special kind of crazy to fire guns in the busiest part of the city.
Looks like upper ninth Ward if I had to guess. I go to college about 3hr away from New Orleans and do a lot of urban exploration there because there's so many abandoned buildings. The upper ninth is honestly worse than the lower ninth in my opinion. Whole subdivisions completely trashed and rotting. It doesn't look like America it looks like some war torn third world country and it's a shame places like this exist in the US. Overall though the people of nola are mostly genuine and friendly and everyone seems to get along together, white black, etc. I guess there is plenty drug related and gang violence here too though. The city is absolutely trashed, one of the worst I've seen, but also some of the nicest people of any major city, especially considering the conditions most live in here.
Its not
Bruh... That aint upper 9Th Ward... Trust me
truly sad but a priceless job bro. Thanks
Looks like it was another dead body in that Altima as well
Kevin Miller Yeah, you can hear the lady saying that there was a white guy in the car that got shot in the head.
NOLA No, he said a white guy shot the black guy in the head.
Yes, a "white folk", as we're referred to in the comments here. lol Some of us aren't even all white!
@@sub_rosa2525 No she said a white guy was dead too...shot in da head listennnnn
I’m glad I’m from the safe side of New Orleans
F.Y.I born. Raised. New Orleans. EAST!
Hi Charlie. The audio on the interview wasnt very good. Since I understand you dont have budget for professional audio-stuff here's a tip to overcome the issue: Repeat the persons answers. It benefits not only us, but you as well. I feel like, when someone is answering to you, you are allready thinking about the next question. When you have to repeat answers you'll be more focussed on the other person and what he/she actually says. It gives you more time to think about your next question and makes it easier to ask more relevant questions about a specific topic. Like 'so you say this and that, does this mean..'. For the rest, keep doing what you do, I love this channel.
Thanks for the advice, the audio was terrible and the fact that it was windy made it worse. That guy also was talking low most of the time you can hear me whisper speak up early in the interview. I'll probably at least get one of those external mics.
What you see now isn’t half of what it was like before Katrina, sad but true I love my city I really do ! But this shit gotta stop it’s good enough to visit but not safe enough to live outside Orleans Parish !
Instead of these rich celebrities like LeBron James, Jay-Z, Beyonce, etc.. bitching and moaning about Trump, why don't they take they're energy and invest in these communities to make them prosperous and and livable. On the other hand, you will always have people who don't want to help themselves. BTW, it doesn't look like the mayor is doing anything to make this city better for these people.
If the government wanted to they could actually fix these neighborhoods up in weeks easily but they choose not to because they don't benefit from it and that's a fact
James Colosio would be destroyed by the black community within a year
The government can't fix anything
+James Colosio
You could send all blacks to Wakanda and it would turn into Africa within moments.
Racial sit aside, how are you going to fix a place where so many of the people are criminals? You can't fix what wants to stay broken.
What cave? Lascaux? Can I do more cave paintings too then? I really like the shamanistic cave paintings.
Salute to new Orleans best city in the world!! Let's try to keep the violence down as much as we can but handle your business and stay strapped. G code
Salute my brotha and be safe out there I appreciate what you are doing. People please support this channel this is as real as your gonna get.
Black people we gotta do better we brothers and sisters LOVE EACHOTHER
I do not miss being in New Orleans I definitely don't miss proverty
msmarilyn1959
I hear you! Gotta appreciate the pull and push to get yourself out but don’t wanna go back!
I’d like to see businesses that are hiring within a 20 mile radius or on a decent bus route. So many things need to change to even come close to solving these problems. This type of violence IS NOT THE ANSWER.
Notice the nice cars parked in the side but the houses falling apart. Typical
slum lords
So are the supposed to buy ragged cars?
Another note to notice most of the people don't have cars and when you do by a car it don't come matching the house you stay in dodo brain
It’s an old, sinking city fool. Ain’t much you can do to make a 300 year old house built on unstable foundations look new.
Joe
I know for a fact that down south folks build their cars up. Even the most basic cars, they beef up.
Sad day(s) there. Tx for the vid; good cam work and interview.
Also: Darius' eyes. They pierce right through whilest looking in the camera. Dang. The guy could be a model or something.
Something like that yes, why not? Didn't knew brown eyes could pierce like that, only saw that with blue ones before.
Such a beautiful place. I know where I’m retiring in the future👌🏽
It actually is beautiful.if it was cleaned up and the people weren't batshit crazy.the weather and the scenery is wonderful
That's a sad video BUT it's a way of life!
"Joker's" don't give a fuk about each other....PERIOD!!!
It's not a white/black thing it's a poverty/Hood thing.
You see this 2x a week for some years...you too wouldn't give a chit about human life.
We as humans need to get to a place where WE are together/common as a community.....to care about each other.
Black folks need to realize what's happening......,........
judging by the racist rhetoric in the comments, most people don't know it's an issue of poverty and not race.
I was in jail when this was on the news
Nice alibi we'll see if it checks out.
@@CharlieBo313 😂
How to improve your neighbourhood. How about you throw your trash in the trashcan instead of throwing it on the ground like the dude at 2:26 when there are numerous trashcans around.
It would be start..
"The city that care forgot" You should see the tourists at Mardi Gras or any given weekend night! smh
Goddamn! Charliebo313: Hood Journalist!! Incredible, maybe just get a better mic to fight that wind. Lol
You barely see any thugs from New Orleans anymore most of them moved to Houston, Atlanta, Dallas, Jacksonville Fl. ,Miami ,Charlotte Nc. And other southern cities when Katrina hit... But some came back
Majority of people who left New Orleans moved to Texas. Mostly Houston and Dallas. I didn't see any in Miami idk about Jacksonville
TSU SURF LAWYER we moved all over the south. Miami we were deep, I live in Atlanta and we deep out here too
@@tsusurflawyer2432 The population almost back to normal now
Darius you come across as a very decent young lad, stay safe my friend from Derby England.
I guess white folks called it central city because I've never heard of that until i left after Hurricane Katrina..I had to google it to see where was central city..We always called it Uptown all life
It isn't white or black, central city always existed. Maybe you just didn't pay attention, it all becomes a big blur after awhile, unless you're heading out East.
Keety y’all a bunch of fuck boys in the N.O
Keety I probably heard it and just didn't pay attention cuz Zion city n mid-city are the only "cities" we referred to parts of upt. Once u crossed MLK and went right to Carrollton or left to st thomas area we said all Uptown not central city
White people say central city..we call it uptown...just like they call the upper nine bywater
Steve Orleans ikr? One side of Canal was downtown, the other uptown. We barely crossed that street back when. Central City is becoming gentrified now and was well on it's way last I was there. I actually found a spotless reasonably priced room there. This area we referred to as the Warehouse district if I remember right.
1:52 you can littetaly see the "line" between upper class and poor. The cars went from nice to trash. Insane
Blame the people, not the hood.
WOW...interesting to see these different cities like this.....thanks for these videos!
It looks like the set of Walking Dead.
true
I grew up poor and wanted better, so I joined the Air Force and learned gas turbine maintenance and troubleshooting . the best and smartest thing I've ever done.
Look at the condition of our people truly truly sad
This is why Lil Wayne is such a talented rapper.