Chuck Hare that is true I’m from Chicago and 64 and king drive is most dangerous neighborhood in Chicago and my sister who was in Alabama said MLK street is a real ghetto place
Totally agree about the single parent statement. I'm so proud of my mom. After my father left, the only place we could afford was in a terrible neighborhood. She worked three jobs to get us out of there and into a better area. She used to tell me that no one should look at us or hear us and know we were poor. Just because you don't have money doesn't mean that you can go around without common decency and manners.
Being born and raised in Detroit i can tell you that people brag about being from these places because that's all you have. Thinking positive isn't an option because there is nothing positive about living in these areas. The only way to fix these places is to change the way these people think. School, opening a business, etc isn't something that these people can fathom. The Marine Corps is how I got out and changed my way of thinking. We need to somehow make these people believe in the American dream. That anyone from anywhere can make it if you put in the work. No amount of government hand outs will fix anything going on in these communities. What they need is information about different avenues to become successful.
Listening to this dude‘s opening statement about where we come from it’s kind of sickening this is why we like to keep white people away from where we are.
It all starts with education. Downtrodden people can't start new and competitive businesses (to create local jobs and thus increase overall prosperity of the region) without knowledge of 1) how to operate a business and 2) innovation to become competitive. In order to get that knowledge, education is required. The biggest problem is that people in these regions are ignorant (and I don't say "ignorant" to denigrate them, just ignorance in the general sense of lacking knowledge and awareness) that they don't even realize that they should be demanding (with pitchforks and torches in hand) local and state government investment in public education. The neglect of public education in the US should be viewed as criminal.
He showed 2 blocks in Whitman Park and he need to get he's facts straight. Nobody's getting shot every day, graduation rate is way higher than he stated , not where it should be but waaaaaay better than he said , and rent is not cheap. That's why I know someone told him that bullshit instead of doing the research himself. I live in Camden , I don't live in Whitman Park, I have family that live there so I have first hand knowledge of the goings on there. He also failed to mention that they're white folks who live in the Whitman Park area that's been there 40-50 years I guess his people didn't tell that part.. If it was that bad them white folks would have left along time ago. FACTS!!!!!!!!!😠😠😷😷
I was born in Camden, London so visited its names sake on route to Philly. It's not easy on the eye but has Some of the nicest, most genuine people I've met in the US.
Zachary Melendez as an outsider looking in we tend to hear ‘the hood’ being Compton, Brownsville, Detroit. I hear Chicago has a really high murder rate also
I have been through Detroit on several occasions and count myself fortunate to have escaped unharmed. I got lost and called my office for help. She wanted an intersection to know exactly where I was. I looked up and told her 5 mile and Woodward and she shouted over the phone *GO NORTH NOW!* and I was freaked out. She said not to stop at red lights if you see "windshield washers" head out to you when you slow down and if you see a crime, just turn your head and keep going. It was like a movie escape.
@@user-wm4je4ct8y These are Democratic cities. Memphis for example is highly Democratic. Democrats believe in living off the system and commit crimes believing that way.
@@CJ-wc6lf So now you're thinking in terms of Republican cities are all nice and Democrat cities are slums and crime ridden? Either you're another Russian troll trying to stir up controversy, or you're allowing yourself to be taken over by Fox News.
Would be hard to beat north st louis, but like he said it's on the city's per capita. Why places of Baltimore and chicago aren't on it. (The north parts of st. Louis are significantly worse than east st. Louis, but east st louis is its own town across the river in illinois)
@@CKACKAJACKA HAHAHAHAHA DID YOU COMPARE CINCINNATI TO BMORE?!?!?!?! Your not even in the same league, I've lived in both and I PROMISE you your better off telling someone from WV how hard cincy is cuz a Baltimore nigga will laugh at you
CKACKAJACKA That make you proud niggah! Y'all thugs, killers, Rapists, Drug Dealin Rappers... I mean CRAPPERS! Y'All Destroyed the Great Sounds Of Sweet Soul Music, Jazz, Be Bop, and Replaced it with shithole Gutter Rap, and Hip Hop! Duke Ellington, Count Basie, Nat King Cole, Ella Fitzgerald, Lena Horne, all of Motown, shot to hell by YOUR OWN PEOPLE ! GOTT DAMNED!!!
All the shots of St. Louis were from the east side...East St. Louis, per capita, is worse than the north side of St. Louis. I know..I live in the St. Louis area...and the only time I go into the city is to go to the Hill for Italian, or to a Cardinals game. That's it. Oh...DO NOT use the Metrolink...50-50 that you get robbed...even if you're a black guy.
I lived in that house at the end of the Detroit area that's on the Jeffries. That's crazy to see that place with boards on it, I rented it when I was around 20-21
This is what happens when big businesses move jobs overseas. We used to have tariffs that took away the financial incentive for moving jobs. Build a car overseas for one quarter the price? No problem, we would just tack on an import tariff that would level the price with cars built in the US. Not anymore, though. The laws have changed. Outside the US, you can buy cheap labor. Inside the US, you can buy cheap politicians.
@Nikolai Ninja obama sent a lot of jobs away with the job killing regulation bills he passed. yet everyone loved him because he had eloquent speeches. dems are destructive to the united ststes
Those that benefit from welfare the most are White citizens. However, investment or tax dollars are not removed from White neighborhoods, giving more of an appearance of being better as those in White neighborhoods receive the assistance. Another example is Wall Street, which receives welfare but is classified as supplement income. In other words, if welfare dollars are give, while removing investment and tax dollars for infrastructure, you will end up with "bad neighborhoods." This is done purposely so the powers that be can move into that neighborhood for cheap, bringing investment and tax dollars. Running people of that community out. This is the pattern of U.S.A. neighborhoods.
@bishop Harley it’s more basic than that. Pay woman to have babies with no husband and her community and kids suffer forever. Since the welfare drug is impossible to remove, workfare is a better idea. Remember, this was Bill Clinton’s idea.
Have lot of kids, but dont get legallt married = single moms with bunch of benefit money and their bf smooching off that money doing drugs going to jail etc
@@hycho8925 it’s pretty easy to see and probably to fix. Politicians never want to solve problems. They are always trying to manipulate things to keep them in office.
@@nadrojfan I grad McKinley HS Russall Av St Louis Mo Grad from the University Mo Engineering Born and raised South St Louis . My Dad was a Plant Manager for Mcdonell Douglass 35 years I had a home in St Louis Hills I wish I wouldnt sold it . It sold quick 479k less than a month . But I bought 5 acres on a big ass hill . Built a nice home
Lived in Gary for 11 years, worked in the Mecca building on 5th and Broadway. I was the only white person there. I would definitely say that Gary Indiana is the worst city in the US.
There are loads of bad places in the US that used to be nice but as companies move overseas for cheaper labor there are going to be loads more. I've been all around this country and when I rode my motorcycle around it I visited a bunch of out of the way towns with familiar names. HOLY MOLY, this country and its people are hurting.
Scroner Jr Yeah, Cher lives there! After tons of plastic surgery, the bitch looks like Frankensteins Daughter! Hates Trump with a passion! Her fucked up drug infested body gave birth to a fucking MONSTER! POOR SONEY!
@@joelspivak6622 NO!! Cher does NOT live in Beverly Hills. She lives in her $45 million mansion, up high on side of hill over looking Pacific Ocean in Malibu. With pool, where the edge of the water looks like it goes right into the ocean. Her son and his wife live in Beverly Hills. I thought she was moving to Jupiter when Trump got elected? what happened with that? Are you saying "Sonny"? as in "Sonny and Cher"? She had a son during her short marriage with Greg Allman too. Elias Blue Allman, who is married to a really nice gal who is a beautiful singer.
As a guy from St. Louis, I can say two things. One, east St. Louis is in Illonois, you were showing pictures of the Missouri side. Two, the north side is far worse than the east side.
Have you been to Baden..Jennings..Riverview..Spanish Lake..Moline Acres??? Complete ghettos! But when i left in 92...all stores were open..now look at it
East St. Louis used to be quite the place. It had lots of shopping and was very prosperous. It became a crime ridden horror. The entire city is a place no-one should be walking after dark. Do more of these.
People at my job have to travel through East St. Louis on the way to Scott AFB. They are advised to run red lights and don't stop even if there are bodies in the street.
Why are the men Dicks ???The girls get knocked up for the section 8Cant have a husband or lose benefits ..This crap started in 60s and effectively crushed the family structure . Call them dicks you SJW pussy . Also your snarky jokes aren't funny . You would run if confronted with an angry mob.
Camden. Got lost trying to move to Georgia. Ran into a cop and asked directions. He asked where I came from. I told him. He said, "I have a shotgun, and I don't drive through there." Sometimes, fortune favors the foolish. He did get me back to I-95.
Im from new. Orleans we unpredictable, bust the piss outcha. Under them long ass shirts they have heat yah heard me . they used to talk all that shit about cali like its so gold , we like to cali walk throug the calliope3
We need a GPS with Briggs for the voice commands. When you roll into a bad area you'll hear Briggs saying: Roll em up, lock the doors, put it in reverse etc. Great job as usual
Here's an excellent suggestion. Steve Harvey's birthplace, Welch, West Virginia, the biggest town (2,400 residents), in a county of 18,000, with the 2nd highest state unemployment rate (near 10%) and is one of the poorest communities in America.
blipco5 East Dundee, IL is one shining example of Walmart taking over and destroying the town then going out of business. It took down all the business in the shopping center on Highway 25 and 72 including the Dominick's where I used to work at. Now East Dundee in those parts is literally a ghost town with a black enclave near the mall.
Scooby....Yup, and it's getting worse with large companies closing plants such as GM. Walmart kills small towns, GM kills whole cities. Have you ever been to Bridgeport Conn.? Yikes. Huge manufacturers gone with the giant buildings empty and rotting. Factories empty all over.
@@chuckunplugged i was gonna say, chelsea & claybrook is a pretty bad area, but there's wayyy worse areas than that down in south memphis & certain parts of east memphis
I'm from Cleveland Ohio but my family moved to Minnesota when I was young. Never been to Cincinnati, but every year or 2 we visit my extended family back in Cleveland. There are literally clothes I cannot wear there, either because they are too nice or because they may be perceived as gang association. The street my grandma lives on looks like it is stuck in time in the 1970s. It is very common to see boarded up windows on dilapidated buildings. Stray dogs and cats run rampant. One time I was with my mom and grandpa in a car. My grandpa stopped at a gas station and I hopped out of the car to smoke a cigarette. By the time I got halfway through the cigarette, 3 different people walked up to me and asked me for a cigarette. One guy even came from across the street. I gave the last guy the rest of my cig and hopped back in the car.
@@WorldAccordingToBriggs. How do they eat? "what do you want to eat?"..."I don't know, you pick something."..."I'm not very hungry."... "neither am I"...(Today in the news, two women starved to death because they couldn't figure out what to eat)
@@WorldAccordingToBriggs best quote, dont remember the video "two inches per year, like my cousins wife Your cousin could say "I was so good that I ruined her for all men and now she had to switch" but I guess she took the plastic over the (divorce) papers
me too! My family and I were driving from Lousville KY to Amarillo TX and drove thru St Louis and made the mistake of getting off the HWY and pumping gas in a downtown gas station at 11 pm.......let's just say I still have nightmares about it.
I am VERY shocked that you didnt mention any Cleveland/East Cleveland neighborhoods. It's one of about 5 cities that has constantly been a top 10 most dangerous since the 90's and has some of the most delapatated neighborhoods in the country.
I thought Camden was pretty bad back in the Nineties, they had fully grown trees growing through the sidewalks, not just grass and weeds. Guess that makes it environmentally friendly at least
East SL is just across the river from St. Louis. I saw ESL a few times. It sort of reminds me of the bombed out area of Hue depicted in Full Metal Jacket!!
@@mgass1354 I know plenty of people that travel there late at night because the strip clubs are 24/7. Seems crazy to me especially since I've known multiple people to get robbed doing that.
I always freaking HATED driving through East St Louis! I'm happy to now live in TN where the majority of people are nice and there are beautiful landscapes
Yeah I had an accident trying to work my gps to avoid going thru east St. Louis and got tboned by an East St Louis thug who held up my insurance company for $14K
@@richardlawson4317 I seriously doubt that genius. They are low IQ voters looking for more handouts. That spells Democrat. You keep living with your delusions though.
4:36 Proceeds to point out single mother homes are more likely to lead to prison or being a victim of crime then proceeds to blame men and father's solely for the issue... Come on be better, there are always two sides to any coin both the father's and mother's are at fault.
Knowledge Seeker 78 money isn’t the answer...entirely....I think it has to do with a collective state of mind...Why are some cultures like Thailand so welcoming and others like the US downright miserable...a lot of people don’t care about anything....Aloha from East Pittsburgh...soon to b in Hawaii...😃🌈🤙
I was raised in lousy poor town and at the time I did not think it was that bad. The thing is when you hear about all of these shootings and knifings it mostly criminals killing criminals so no one really cares. The town I lived in often had killings but I never worried as I was not a criminal, drug addict or drug dealer so I had no worries. I now live in a town with little to no crime, one of my better decisions. Need my property values to go up and have good schools for my kids. Sadly there is an endless amount of lousy towns in the US.
4:40 Uhh, I don't know where you've been jabronie, but the US welfare system has been encouraging single parent families since LBJ's "Great Society" policies in the 1960s. Single parent families went from a small percent to about half within the black community since those dystopian welfare state policies were put in place. And yup, the policies are working exactly as the Democrats intended.
I grew up in the lower 9th Ward on delery st. and went to school at St Maurice . Except for a few fights growing up, nothing bad ever happened to me or my family even though we lived across the street from the prison part of Jackson Barracks, the prisoners used to watch us kids playing baseball and football. This was from the late 60s to the early 80s, my parents must have seen the neighborhood changing because we moved to Pearl River in "83
Steven Wheat well they haven’t different laws in Louisiana. Guys could get off free for murder and other violent crimes if they haven’t been proved guilty in 30 days or something like that. So they were used to keeping there mouth shut and getting off free Texas doesn’t play that game hence more arrested and charged crime rate goes up. Houston is usually pretty calm till you rattle the hornets nest and they came over and rattled the hornets nest.
True story: I visited Saginaw, MI for a "go live" at a hospital when I worked at a certain large medical company. During my shift, one of my coworkers asked "What's the population of Saginaw?" The hospital employee replied, "That depends on how many homicides there were last night." True story #2: Later, at a job interview in Lansing, Michigan, I wanted to indicate I had some familiarity with the general area, so I mentioned I had recently been to Saginaw on the aforementioned trip. My future boss's response, without missing a beat? "My condolences!"
It's crazy to me that most of these neighborhoods are in the Midwest or Northeast. And not one is in Texas or California. I'm assuming it's because the stats are per capita as mentioned in the video, and cities like Houston, L.A., and New Orleans are just too population dense.
Why are you showing pictures of St. Louis when you're talking about East St. Louis? They're two completely different cities in two completely different states.
My neighborhood is getting pretty bad. A few years ago, the Schullers across the street went on vacation but neglected to arrange for their lawncare. Their grass got up to almost four inches high! I thought I was going to have to call Mr. Reznik from the Homeowner's Association! Fortunately, Dale Harvey from a few houses down knows Jim Schuller pretty well so he mowed their lawn for them.
@naitethagr8 Yeah, you're right SJW, all of the problems in those neighborhoods are due to housing discrimination and redlining. It has nothing to do with absent fathers, drugs or endless violent crime. It's all about redlining. As long as the people who live in those neighborhoods believe lies like that, it will never improve and those areas will continue to grow. It's very sad
@@azspotfree absent fathers, drugs and endless violent crimes are a direct result of practices like red-lining as well as a system of laws intentionally designed to discriminate against communities of color. And when the powers that be achieved their desired result, they tried to brainwash white america into thinking these people are just violent and we need to control them through heavy policing, which many people fell for. We need to wake up and learn how to think again. They have been poisoning us with fear and turning us against one another for too long. We are all Brothers and Sisters and we have to start living like it. As long as one of us is suffering, we are all suffering.
I can't believe I was actually looking into East St Louis to move to when making my decision. Once I got into St.Louis specifically I realized it was a great decision not to move anywhere near there
5:56 - In 1965, Motown Records bought the Supremes houses in Russell Woods on Buena Vista Avenue. That was the year after they’d begun having hit records and were so busy touring that they hadn’t yet moved out of Detroit’s Brewster projects where they’d grown up. The record label made the down payments, but the group members were responsible for paying their mortgages.
what would be fascinating would be "bait car TV baltimore" and stash poisonous snakes and black widows big ass snapping turtles in the bait cars. ratings would be off the charts
@Lisa Rose I'm a delivery driver in that area among others. As a white man, I face racial discrimination everyday I work in this area. I won't get into details, just trust me. This place is a SHIT HOLE! I honestly never know if I will make it home to see my wife and kids everyday. I do cary a pistol on me and an M-4 rifle in my truck and at the very least I will shoot the trouble making bastard with the loudest mouth first.
@@arthurharpjr7974 Buckhead? Bad? ATL's Beverly Hills? HA Ha...well, it does get bad when the 'urban, pseudo-debonaires' go there to pose & then fight over a big-B**ty suga-Baby.
I remember Whitman Park in Camden when it was a Polish neighborhood 1950-1969 My mother's parents lived 2 blocks from the Park also one picture of all the row houses boarded up was where my wife's Grandmother lived, it was going down hill in 1970 she moved out in 1972 .I got out in 1969 and never looked back ,now retired and live far far away from N.J.!
@@jsav4269 Congratulations your name has been chosen at random you are a winner of the 1st prize to collect your prize go into CAMDEN pick out any boarded up row house and move in!
There is a reason why St. Louis looks like the movie 'Escape From New York'. The movie was literally filmed in East St. Louis. The director John Carpenter wanted a city with a post apocalyptic look to it. He found that East St. Louis had entire blocks of old abandoned buildings, so he decided to film there. Seriously... 🙄
@dalex 77 Check your facts!! None of the strip clubs that you are referring to are in East St. Louis. Majority of the photos in this Asshats video of East St. Louis was St. Louis, Missouri.
@Duffelbag Drag when I left Jackson for Texas three people were shot in the head around the corner from m parents house. I love my home, but I'm never moving back.
I live in CINCY.... you gotta know where your going but they are trying to rejuvenate the area and doing a good job. Brand new MLS stadium is being built there by 2020 (I believe 2020)
RE: "I live in CINCY. . . . Brand new MLS stadium is being built there by 2020 (I believe 2020)" I live in Cincinnati also. By the way, that new soccer stadium, in my opinion, looks like a large circular alien spaceship had just landed on the street on which I lived when I graduated from Taft High School in 1965.
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If you were poor and raised by a single parent and succeeded, you're amazing in my book.
Thank you
I'm not amazing, my mom is.
So Dam True
I Grow Up In A Bad Neighborhood, And I’m Successful
CFDMEDICAMBO68 Relf English class?
I'd say avoid MLK Blvd ...in any city
Chuck Hare yup!
You saw that in a Chris rock stand up bit huh
Pretty sure mlk in ga takes the cake anyday ..
Chuck Hare that is true I’m from Chicago and 64 and king drive is most dangerous neighborhood in Chicago and my sister who was in Alabama said MLK street is a real ghetto place
I'm from Houston and I would definitely agree. The one in Atlanta is rough too as well as in S. Florida.
Chicago isn't a neighborhood.
It's a city (like the third largest).
Newyork, chicago, and LA
And philly
Yea he means no neighborhood in Chicago but yea he worded it poorly
Mr Green I’m British and even I know this lol
LA is now the second city.
I am a semi truck driver and I literally drove through west Cincinnati a few hours ago. It is very accurate
Semi? You mean you work part time at that and part time at another job?
@Michael white …I hope you are joking.
@@michaelwhite2823 I work full time and cleared 1500 this week
@@mashby74 Good job!
@@parkercollister5049 Madge the joke was so bad it would look better if I'd been serious.
Pictures shown were of downtown St Louis, MO. Not East St Louis, IL.
However, one still gets the point
You mean Illanoiz
It’s St. Louis north side or west side is the worst n that’s East stl IL 🤦♂️
He showed north city. That’s an extremely bad neighborhood in stl
I think whoever took the pictures got close enough.
Totally agree about the single parent statement. I'm so proud of my mom. After my father left, the only place we could afford was in a terrible neighborhood. She worked three jobs to get us out of there and into a better area. She used to tell me that no one should look at us or hear us and know we were poor. Just because you don't have money doesn't mean that you can go around without common decency and manners.
Maddie Howell my mom was a single mom. She raise four of us little assholes.
Very good point.
'Just because you don't have money doesn't mean that you can go around without common decency and manners.' Should be drilled worldwide.
Camden, NJ is no joke. I am a Jersey Girl born and raised. Believe me when I tell you stay out of Camden if you value your life. Very scary place.
Im from right over the bridge from camden. You are right. Little philly
Sara Williams Camden is just across the river from Philadelphia, right?
@@scoobycarr5558 yes
@@donnelladams163 I used to live in lower NE Philly and went to the aquarium in Camden when it was new. I wonder if it is still there.
@@Solitaire401 Yes it is still there. They have really built the water front up with the 76ers organization building up the section up
Being born and raised in Detroit i can tell you that people brag about being from these places because that's all you have. Thinking positive isn't an option because there is nothing positive about living in these areas. The only way to fix these places is to change the way these people think. School, opening a business, etc isn't something that these people can fathom. The Marine Corps is how I got out and changed my way of thinking. We need to somehow make these people believe in the American dream. That anyone from anywhere can make it if you put in the work. No amount of government hand outs will fix anything going on in these communities. What they need is information about different avenues to become successful.
Listening to this dude‘s opening statement about where we come from it’s kind of sickening this is why we like to keep white people away from where we are.
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There is always something positive in life no matter the situation.
It all starts with education. Downtrodden people can't start new and competitive businesses (to create local jobs and thus increase overall prosperity of the region) without knowledge of 1) how to operate a business and 2) innovation to become competitive. In order to get that knowledge, education is required. The biggest problem is that people in these regions are ignorant (and I don't say "ignorant" to denigrate them, just ignorance in the general sense of lacking knowledge and awareness) that they don't even realize that they should be demanding (with pitchforks and torches in hand) local and state government investment in public education. The neglect of public education in the US should be viewed as criminal.
To whomever is reading this,
Never be ashamed of where you came from. Bad people can be found everywhere, and vise versa.
Preach
This is facts, preach !!
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FACTS!!!!!!!
You dropped this 👑
Rent is dirt cheap but then again you gotta worry about dying all the time lmaoooo
He showed 2 blocks in Whitman Park and he need to get he's facts straight. Nobody's getting shot every day, graduation rate is way higher than he stated , not where it should be but waaaaaay better than he said , and rent is not cheap. That's why I know someone told him that bullshit instead of doing the research himself. I live in Camden , I don't live in Whitman Park, I have family that live there so I have first hand knowledge of the goings on there. He also failed to mention that they're white folks who live in the Whitman Park area that's been there 40-50 years I guess his people didn't tell that part.. If it was that bad them white folks would have left along time ago. FACTS!!!!!!!!!😠😠😷😷
@@elwoodhopkins4328 WTH. Nobody's right all the time. It usually only upsets those with a connection to the place.
Not funny weirdo
I was born in Camden, London so visited its names sake on route to Philly. It's not easy on the eye but has Some of the nicest, most genuine people I've met in the US.
Pulling the race card again. Any white people that live are old or poor
I lived in Rockford he is right. Downtown it is a crap hole.
From the Lou , Moved out to Jefferson County it's just as bad as every place too!
I live in Rockford too, and agreed it's a toilet.
I agree. Lived there from 04 till 06. The whole city is a hell hole!
@@davidtallentrpo so why do you live there?
@@darvellwilson386 yes it is you aren't lying lol. Rockbottom, IL
I went up the St Louis Arch. Looking down at East St Louis reminded me of Baghdad.
I lived in East St.Louis for about a year. Then moved to Stl West County. Definitely am happier in the county
I’m originally from south STL tho
The view from an Amtrak passenger train is also really bad.
they may as well have not even put windows on that side because god damn its an eyesore
Damn, I went in the arch in the 90s as a kid. Would be interesting to do that now
Rest In Peace mom thank you for everything
God bless you and your momma.❤
Sry for ur loss
Bet she was great
I’ve been all around this country truck driving...Ain’t nothing like Kensington in Philly.
Shut up why you mad? you made it out right Clearly your just scared when you go to a hood I would not expect a beautiful place.
Zachary Melendez as an outsider looking in we tend to hear ‘the hood’ being Compton, Brownsville, Detroit. I hear Chicago has a really high murder rate also
I saw a documentary about Kensington. Says most heroin addicts per capita in the US!
JPS2151988 THANK YOU.. ain’t even make the list
Agreed.
You know it’s a tough hood when Dracula is throwing up tags
you ever hear Richard pryor talk about dracula? hilarious
Heyy ! mr marble race !!
You can be in 1 of the 10 worst neighborhoods in USA in Detroit, get lost, and drive to a WORSE neighborhood. I love you Detroit, but ouch.
no wonder when i tell ppl where im from they take a few steps back lol
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A guy I used to work with was from Detroit. He lives in Louisiana now. He's never going back, not even to see his family. Enough said.
"I love you Detroit." Why?
@@kennygo8300 it’s not that bad definitely was worse
That was a lot of shots of downtown Saint Louis....MISSOURI.... That was NOT city center saint louis IL.
Parrstar, come to think of it, I know someone from St. Louis. That makes me worry about her.
@@ironriderslsm no no, my point was that if it were to show East StL, it would look like the War zone it is... where the shit is definitely worse...
@@ironriderslsm - Why? We got the cup! It's a boozing victory summer of love here!!!
St. Louis Mo. have more crimes then E.St.Louis. That’s a fact in it’s self.
I'm from STL and all he showed was downtown st. louis. East st. louis is where it's really bad.
I have been through Detroit on several occasions and count myself fortunate to have escaped unharmed. I got lost and called my office for help. She wanted an intersection to know exactly where I was. I looked up and told her 5 mile and Woodward and she shouted over the phone *GO NORTH NOW!* and I was freaked out. She said not to stop at red lights if you see "windshield washers" head out to you when you slow down and if you see a crime, just turn your head and keep going. It was like a movie escape.
I almost died laughing thinking about armored trash trucks
most state run by democrat
@@thegreath.sapiensapien6907 no these are Republican states.
Don't enjoy almost dying too much and visit one of these cities...lol.
@@user-wm4je4ct8y These are Democratic cities. Memphis for example is highly Democratic. Democrats believe in living off the system and commit crimes believing that way.
@@CJ-wc6lf So now you're thinking in terms of Republican cities are all nice and Democrat cities are slums and crime ridden? Either you're another Russian troll trying to stir up controversy, or you're allowing yourself to be taken over by Fox News.
Detroit of course.
Horrible place to live.
Harlem
@Dwayne James oh yea same here and I'm an uber driver and I avoid it at all costs I don't care how much you're paying me
DETROIT, WHAT!!!!
The city of Baltimore could take up your entire top 10. And that's just the east side. You would need top 20 for the Westside
Dina Lopez or put the whole city
Would be hard to beat north st louis, but like he said it's on the city's per capita. Why places of Baltimore and chicago aren't on it. (The north parts of st. Louis are significantly worse than east st. Louis, but east st louis is its own town across the river in illinois)
Facts
@@CKACKAJACKA HAHAHAHAHA DID YOU COMPARE CINCINNATI TO BMORE?!?!?!?! Your not even in the same league, I've lived in both and I PROMISE you your better off telling someone from WV how hard cincy is cuz a Baltimore nigga will laugh at you
CKACKAJACKA That make you proud niggah! Y'all thugs, killers, Rapists, Drug Dealin Rappers... I mean CRAPPERS! Y'All Destroyed the Great Sounds Of Sweet Soul Music, Jazz, Be Bop, and Replaced it with shithole Gutter Rap, and Hip Hop! Duke Ellington, Count Basie, Nat King Cole, Ella Fitzgerald, Lena Horne, all of Motown, shot to hell by YOUR OWN PEOPLE ! GOTT DAMNED!!!
My dad went to East St. Louis & got lost. He says it was one of his worst experiences
Glad he’s still alive.
I had the same experience about 20 years ago, it was so scary.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Didn’t that happen in the movie “Vacation”? 😂
I been lost in East St. Louis, I was scared to
Why are you showing St. Louis and talking about East St. Louis? lmao ... and smh... 8:15
Hybrid Trap ong
Hybrid Trap straight up like you don’t even know where you at but got the nerve too talk shit
Thank you we are EAST OF ST. MURDERVILLE!!
NOT SOUTH WEST NORTH ARE WEST WE ARE ESTL PERIOD!!
All the shots of St. Louis were from the east side...East St. Louis, per capita, is worse than the north side of St. Louis. I know..I live in the St. Louis area...and the only time I go into the city is to go to the Hill for Italian, or to a Cardinals game. That's it. Oh...DO NOT use the Metrolink...50-50 that you get robbed...even if you're a black guy.
Its all together just like Kansas City Kansas and Kansas City Missouri
I lived in that house at the end of the Detroit area that's on the Jeffries. That's crazy to see that place with boards on it, I rented it when I was around 20-21
This is what happens when big businesses move jobs overseas. We used to have tariffs that took away the financial incentive for moving jobs. Build a car overseas for one quarter the price? No problem, we would just tack on an import tariff that would level the price with cars built in the US. Not anymore, though. The laws have changed. Outside the US, you can buy cheap labor. Inside the US, you can buy cheap politicians.
Dude tariffs literally made the great depression worse. They don't work.
Agreed
Tariffs are just taxes on the middle and lower class, change my mind.
You people do realize that NAFTA has been scrapped and tariff law being thoroughly revised by the orange man, right?
@Nikolai Ninja obama sent a lot of jobs away with the job killing regulation bills he passed. yet everyone loved him because he had eloquent speeches. dems are destructive to the united ststes
East St Louis Illinois definitely worst city in America. I know some thugs who won't even go over there.
ITS HOME SWEET HOME FOR ME
@Provuze WHAT YOU MEAN
Detroit too
I live there
Melissa Wilborn move out immediately, and never look back
4:28 I was raised by a single mom and I am neither in jail or rehab. However, I'm not poor and my grandparents helped raise me.
Glad you had the support you needed. I was raised in Beaver Cleaverdale and often wonder how I would have turned out without all the benefits.
Thanks for sharing. My husband and I are also helping raise our grand daughter and I truly think it makes. Big difference!
80 percent of Americans are raised by a single mom
Sammy K. So, technically three adults caring for and about you?
Why didn’t your mother wait til marriage to have you? No morals that’s why
Then number of single parent households started to jump in the 60’s with welfare. Thanks LBJ.
Those that benefit from welfare the most are White citizens. However, investment or tax dollars are not removed from White neighborhoods, giving more of an appearance of being better as those in White neighborhoods receive the assistance. Another example is Wall Street, which receives welfare but is classified as supplement income. In other words, if welfare dollars are give, while removing investment and tax dollars for infrastructure, you will end up with "bad neighborhoods." This is done purposely so the powers that be can move into that neighborhood for cheap, bringing investment and tax dollars. Running people of that community out. This is the pattern of U.S.A. neighborhoods.
Nobody forces these people to have random sexual relationships and out of wedlock babies. It's a personal choice they make.
@bishop Harley it’s more basic than that. Pay woman to have babies with no husband and her community and kids suffer forever. Since the welfare drug is impossible to remove, workfare is a better idea. Remember, this was Bill Clinton’s idea.
Have lot of kids, but dont get legallt married = single moms with bunch of benefit money and their bf smooching off that money doing drugs going to jail etc
@@hycho8925 it’s pretty easy to see and probably to fix. Politicians never want to solve problems. They are always trying to manipulate things to keep them in office.
That's East St Louis I'll. Not Missouri
2 different Mayors and Police Departnenrs .
2 different cities
Two different states!!!
@@nadrojfan it's like come paring apples and Oranges
@@nadrojfan I grad McKinley HS Russall Av St Louis Mo
Grad from the University Mo Engineering
Born and raised South St Louis .
My Dad was a Plant Manager for Mcdonell Douglass 35 years
I had a home in St Louis Hills I wish I wouldnt sold it . It sold quick 479k less than a month .
But I bought 5 acres on a big ass hill . Built a nice home
@@nadrojfan And I have a home in Angeles City Philippines
Yeah, this dude doesn't put much work into his videos. Even his jokes generally suck.
Gary Indiana, the worst, period.
Ray Escalante hey hey hey cool out lmfao
Gary,Anderson and muncie🅿️💯
Suzie Paris anderson 🤟🏾🔯
Lived in Gary for 11 years, worked in the Mecca building on 5th and Broadway. I was the only white person there. I would definitely say that Gary Indiana is the worst city in the US.
Jackson 5 are from Gary
Calling it East St. Louis is on here
Explosive Reactions Yeah, I live like 7 miles away from it 😅😅😅
@@dzurgon about the same distance as you.
Just ban single parenting
I got to downtown St. Louis all the time (I live just outside the city) and these stats definitely make me a little more nervous
Ryan M True
I was born and raised in East St Louis when it was great to live there. It is now a total disaster.
There are loads of bad places in the US that used to be nice but as companies move overseas for cheaper labor there are going to be loads more. I've been all around this country and when I rode my motorcycle around it I visited a bunch of out of the way towns with familiar names. HOLY MOLY, this country and its people are hurting.
And yet we give scumbag companies like Walmart tax breaks God help us and forgive us
And the big corps just got a nice tax break. Look at GM, shut down a bunch of plants only to have cars built in China. Ford as well.
There's a lot more than people realize
Beverly Hills is pretty scary to
Scroner Jr Yeah, Cher lives there! After tons of plastic surgery, the bitch looks like Frankensteins Daughter! Hates Trump with a passion! Her fucked up drug infested body gave birth to a fucking MONSTER! POOR SONEY!
The many sides of Hollywood also lol
yeah the people who live there are pretty scary.
@@joelspivak6622 NO!! Cher does NOT live in Beverly Hills. She lives in her $45 million mansion, up high on side of hill over looking Pacific Ocean in Malibu. With pool, where the edge of the water looks like it goes right into the ocean. Her son and his wife live in Beverly Hills. I thought she was moving to Jupiter when Trump got elected? what happened with that? Are you saying "Sonny"? as in "Sonny and Cher"? She had a son during her short marriage with Greg Allman too. Elias Blue Allman, who is married to a really nice gal who is a beautiful singer.
!!!!!
Surprised no neighborhoods from Baltimore. Lol
GINO315CUSE yea lol me too
Baltimore was close.
Was surprised no neighborhoods from Cleveland or Birmingham.
Though I gotta say, East St. Louis is Munich compared the favelas of Sao Paulo
@@generalhorse493 - Same as the slums in Manila. East St Louis would be considered a wealthy neighborhood compared to those places.
I can’t drive in east St. Louis with out being followed by someone and cops don’t even respond to most calls. At least when I call
As a guy from St. Louis, I can say two things. One, east St. Louis is in Illonois, you were showing pictures of the Missouri side. Two, the north side is far worse than the east side.
I have been down in east St.Louis.. Rode the metro end to end a couple times... A real shit hole..
Have you been to Baden..Jennings..Riverview..Spanish Lake..Moline Acres??? Complete ghettos! But when i left in 92...all stores were open..now look at it
@@kevinchurch2713 man....you ain't lying at all about Baden or Jennings smh. Such a mess!
I’m from St. Louis the north side is bad but east saint is definitely worse
"escape from new York " was actually filmed in the Stl
If you were born in the 70s and in a poor neighborhood and made it this far, you're a strong person 💞🤗💞
I an curious but how is some area in baltimore not on this list, highest muredet rate per capita in the nation?
1:39 is when the list starts. You are welcome
Thank you. Jeez, yak yak yak
when detroit makes this list twice lmao
Brandon Keyes I love male feet.
Joey McMahon Jr but do they love you back, or are you sad?
Brandon Keyes :((
i’m from detroit and i can’t go outside at a certain time
Davi is so Crazy I live in Detroit, drive for Lyft in the hood at night....AND I’m a woman. Toughen up 😂😂
East St. Louis used to be quite the place. It had lots of shopping and was very prosperous. It became a crime ridden horror. The entire city is a place no-one should be walking after dark. Do more of these.
They didn't really have all the shopping because there were a couple chemical plants that made the air harsh and undesirable to visitors.
When the 80s?
People at my job have to travel through East St. Louis on the way to Scott AFB. They are advised to run red lights and don't stop even if there are bodies in the street.
I hate that Google/Apple take us through there all the time when 64 is just as quick.
Jeez it’s really that bad?
@@Kadota_k Yes
so you work at a military place and yet where you live is uncivilized. what is wrong with this picture
Why are the men Dicks ???The girls get knocked up for the section 8Cant have a husband or lose benefits ..This crap started in 60s and effectively crushed the family structure . Call them dicks you SJW pussy . Also your snarky jokes aren't funny . You would run if confronted with an angry mob.
Camden. Got lost trying to move to Georgia. Ran into a cop and asked directions. He asked where I came from. I told him. He said, "I have a shotgun, and I don't drive through there."
Sometimes, fortune favors the foolish. He did get me back to I-95.
“Turn the corner and it looks like Godzilla strolled down the street doing the bird box challenge” 😂😂😂
😅🤣😂
🤣🤣🤣😂😂
Oh my this is funny
I lost it when he said that 🤣🤣
Lmao
And it's not the area that is bad it's the awful people that live there.
What you meant to say its the minorities that live there...
or actually the majority of minorities that live there..
Super surprised there was no Baton Rouge/ New Orleans.
Me too
Im from new. Orleans we unpredictable, bust the piss outcha. Under them long ass shirts they have heat yah heard me . they used to talk all that shit about cali like its so gold , we like to cali walk throug the calliope3
@@bernardtugar2965 exactly. Couldn't have said it better myself!
We need a GPS with Briggs for the voice commands. When you roll into a bad area you'll hear Briggs saying: Roll em up, lock the doors, put it in reverse etc.
Great job as usual
A good study would be small towns that Walmart destroyed then...the Walmart that ruined the town went out of business itself.
blipco5 Is frindlys out of business because the one near me shutdown and I blame Walmart but I’m not sure
Here's an excellent suggestion. Steve Harvey's birthplace, Welch, West Virginia, the biggest town (2,400 residents), in a county of 18,000, with the 2nd highest state unemployment rate (near 10%) and is one of the poorest communities in America.
blipco5 agree!!
blipco5 East Dundee, IL is one shining example of Walmart taking over and destroying the town then going out of business. It took down all the business in the shopping center on Highway 25 and 72 including the Dominick's where I used to work at. Now East Dundee in those parts is literally a ghost town with a black enclave near the mall.
Scooby....Yup, and it's getting worse with large companies closing plants such as GM. Walmart kills small towns, GM kills whole cities. Have you ever been to Bridgeport Conn.? Yikes. Huge manufacturers gone with the giant buildings empty and rotting. Factories empty all over.
I've lived in Memphis TN all my life, and he's right about Memphis TN at Chelsea & Claybrook. As well as many other streets in the city.
That's not as bad over there as downtown Poplar and Thomas js
@@chuckunplugged i was gonna say, chelsea & claybrook is a pretty bad area, but there's wayyy worse areas than that down in south memphis & certain parts of east memphis
Congratulations, Rockford! You finally made it to a Top 10 list!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Right?!? Rockford sucks!
I'm from Cleveland Ohio but my family moved to Minnesota when I was young. Never been to Cincinnati, but every year or 2 we visit my extended family back in Cleveland. There are literally clothes I cannot wear there, either because they are too nice or because they may be perceived as gang association. The street my grandma lives on looks like it is stuck in time in the 1970s. It is very common to see boarded up windows on dilapidated buildings. Stray dogs and cats run rampant. One time I was with my mom and grandpa in a car. My grandpa stopped at a gas station and I hopped out of the car to smoke a cigarette. By the time I got halfway through the cigarette, 3 different people walked up to me and asked me for a cigarette. One guy even came from across the street. I gave the last guy the rest of my cig and hopped back in the car.
its a sign to stop smoknig
@@iplayfoofee3547 I did! This was like 7 years ago
Wow , cincinatti is even worse?
FYI Escape From New York was shot in Saint Louis.
FYI Harlem Nights was filmed n Cincinnati
Paid in Full was shot in Canada
Live updtsre in SPRINGFIELD/Decatur. Love st.louus
So you must be Snske Pliskin ?
@@BobBelson Just happen to be from the Saint Louis metro area & remembered that trivia when he mentioned the movie
I was born in St. Louis and grew up near there. I can't speak to most of those but Numero Uno is absolutely correct.
YALL STILL BETTER THAN CAMDEN NJ AND GARY IN and you have the Cardinals.
I grew up in Alton and I can say without any doubt that East St. Louis is a hell on earth.
@Andrew yup, north st louis is basically a war zone
Yep.... Its ashame!!!
St louis is way worse than any hood in chicago.
Ferguson & the surrounding areas are getting worse
Let's talk more about your cousins' wife. You got me intrigued 🤔
She actually left him for a woman.
World According To Briggs Yikes, sh*t happens, right...
@@WorldAccordingToBriggs. How do they eat?
"what do you want to eat?"..."I don't know, you pick something."..."I'm not very hungry."... "neither am I"...(Today in the news, two women starved to death because they couldn't figure out what to eat)
@@WorldAccordingToBriggs best quote, dont remember the video "two inches per year, like my cousins wife
Your cousin could say
"I was so good that I ruined her for all men and now she had to switch" but I guess she took the plastic over the (divorce) papers
@@WorldAccordingToBriggs Sorry that happened to him
I made the mistake of exiting the interstate in East St. Louis once. My second mistake that day was stopping in St. Louis.
me too! My family and I were driving from Lousville KY to Amarillo TX and drove thru St Louis and made the mistake of getting off the HWY and pumping gas in a downtown gas station at 11 pm.......let's just say I still have nightmares about it.
Come to the Englewood neighborhood in Chicago. Looks like a post apocalyptic city.
Hell yeah! That place is no joke
Back of the yards too shit gets real in them community's
Bilbo Baggins 99% Caucasian overdosing and dying from opioids.
No it doesn't!!!!
Lot of abandoned houses in Englewood. But not apocalyptic. I used to love going into the woods for the basketball tournaments back in the day.
Y’all notice how all of these are predominately black neighborhoods? Sad to see.
“DATS RACIST!!!”
I am VERY shocked that you didnt mention any Cleveland/East Cleveland neighborhoods. It's one of about 5 cities that has constantly been a top 10 most dangerous since the 90's and has some of the most delapatated neighborhoods in the country.
I thought Camden was pretty bad back in the Nineties, they had fully grown trees growing through the sidewalks, not just grass and weeds. Guess that makes it environmentally friendly at least
East saint Louis is in Illinois yet you show pictures of downtain saint Louis in Missouri 🤦🏾♂️
Exactly! Some DipShit that has only seen the world from a screen came up with this list and makes these videos.
Dems would screw up a free lunch
East SL is just across the river from St. Louis. I saw ESL a few times. It sort of reminds me of the bombed out area of Hue depicted in Full Metal Jacket!!
Yup. East St. Louis. I've been hearing how bad that place is for a long time.
I lived outside of St. Louis for years. You didn't go to East St. Louis in the daytime. You only went at night if you had a death wish.
@@mgass1354 I know plenty of people that travel there late at night because the strip clubs are 24/7. Seems crazy to me especially since I've known multiple people to get robbed doing that.
I always freaking HATED driving through East St Louis! I'm happy to now live in TN where the majority of people are nice and there are beautiful landscapes
Yeah I had an accident trying to work my gps to avoid going thru east St. Louis and got tboned by an East St Louis thug who held up my insurance company for $14K
Welcome!
And most of them are trumpers! Congratulations!!
@@richardlawson4317 Yea we have a Billboard right at the airport. Trump Train!!!
@@richardlawson4317 I seriously doubt that genius. They are low IQ voters looking for more handouts. That spells Democrat. You keep living with your delusions though.
4:36 Proceeds to point out single mother homes are more likely to lead to prison or being a victim of crime then proceeds to blame men and father's solely for the issue... Come on be better, there are always two sides to any coin both the father's and mother's are at fault.
I’m near Gary, IN. Just driving down one of the main drags, was just that...a drag!! Severely depressing!!
Super hood!
I drove through there and you’re right. Something about that place just sucks any positive feeling right out of you
Thats why MICHAEL left shit hole
My home town...wish I could go back there and fix it up but I have no where near the amount of money to make that a reality
Knowledge Seeker 78 money isn’t the answer...entirely....I think it has to do with a collective state of mind...Why are some cultures like Thailand so welcoming and others like the US downright miserable...a lot of people don’t care about anything....Aloha from East Pittsburgh...soon to b in Hawaii...😃🌈🤙
You're right on the money. When you mentioned East Saint Louis. I driven through there ONCE. And only once. It's REALLY SERIOUS
I was raised in lousy poor town and at the time I did not think it was that bad. The thing is when you hear about all of these shootings and knifings it mostly criminals killing criminals so no one really cares. The town I lived in often had killings but I never worried as I was not a criminal, drug addict or drug dealer so I had no worries. I now live in a town with little to no crime, one of my better decisions. Need my property values to go up and have good schools for my kids. Sadly there is an endless amount of lousy towns in the US.
4:40 Uhh, I don't know where you've been jabronie, but the US welfare system has been encouraging single parent families since LBJ's "Great Society" policies in the 1960s. Single parent families went from a small percent to about half within the black community since those dystopian welfare state policies were put in place. And yup, the policies are working exactly as the Democrats intended.
Very true , you made a good point. Lots of poor white people also to top it off
Health insurance, you mean life insurance in case you die so your loved ones can pack up and get the hell out of there
What about the lower ninth Ward in New Orleans Louisiana
There's numerous neighborhoods in the Lower Ninth Ward.
I grew up in the lower 9th Ward
on delery st. and went to school at St Maurice . Except for a few fights growing up, nothing bad ever happened to me or my family even though we lived across the street from the prison part of Jackson Barracks, the prisoners used to watch us kids playing baseball and football. This was from the late 60s to the early 80s, my parents must have seen the neighborhood changing because we moved to Pearl River in "83
Steven Wheat well they haven’t different laws in Louisiana. Guys could get off free for murder and other violent crimes if they haven’t been proved guilty in 30 days or something like that. So they were used to keeping there mouth shut and getting off free Texas doesn’t play that game hence more arrested and charged crime rate goes up. Houston is usually pretty calm till you rattle the hornets nest and they came over and rattled the hornets nest.
Steven Wheat it’s mostly whites on welfare. Stop lying devil.
Eliana Yashar’el yes cause there’s whole section 8 apartment complexes crawling with single white moms with 6 kids and she doesn’t work.
I'm surprised Gary, IN is not on here
🎶Oh the Well's Fargo wagon's coming down the street🎶
I lived there for almost 30 years, it’s not as bad as people think
Maneeee Gary ain't nothing nice. My time there i saw somebody get shot at the red light.
Peter McNally hey hey now that's not nice
Yeah u right Gary is 1 of the worst cities in the country
True story: I visited Saginaw, MI for a "go live" at a hospital when I worked at a certain large medical company. During my shift, one of my coworkers asked "What's the population of Saginaw?" The hospital employee replied, "That depends on how many homicides there were last night."
True story #2: Later, at a job interview in Lansing, Michigan, I wanted to indicate I had some familiarity with the general area, so I mentioned I had recently been to Saginaw on the aforementioned trip. My future boss's response, without missing a beat? "My condolences!"
SVSU is a very nice College... but head about 2 miles south and all beta are off....
It's crazy to me that most of these neighborhoods are in the Midwest or Northeast. And not one is in Texas or California. I'm assuming it's because the stats are per capita as mentioned in the video, and cities like Houston, L.A., and New Orleans are just too population dense.
Well and the media
Stop showing the skyline for ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI. We are in two different states. East St. Louis is in ILLINOIS NOT MISSOURI.
ebony davis facts! I just posted that!
How does a little water make any difference?
Yeah!! and keep it there.
like KC, Mo and KC, Ks.
@@mmahtnart8986 it makes a huge difference, come on over to my side of the river and u will understand.
Why are you showing pictures of St. Louis when you're talking about East St. Louis? They're two completely different cities in two completely different states.
Maybe because anyone taking pictures in E St Louis would be mugged immediately.
You mean google images is not professional research?
It's not that big of a deal man
What do all these neighborhoods have in commom?
My neighborhood is getting pretty bad. A few years ago, the Schullers across the street went on vacation but neglected to arrange for their lawncare. Their grass got up to almost four inches high! I thought I was going to have to call Mr. Reznik from the Homeowner's Association! Fortunately, Dale Harvey from a few houses down knows Jim Schuller pretty well so he mowed their lawn for them.
lol
I am now sorry for prematurely giving away my best of the internet award for the day to some dude making fun of MetallicA
I assume the East St. Louis you’re referring to is the one in Illinois, not St. Louis, Missouri.
I wonder if any of those neighborhoods have anything in common besides their high crime rate?
Poverty
@naitethagr8 Yeah, you're right SJW, all of the problems in those neighborhoods are due to housing discrimination and redlining. It has nothing to do with absent fathers, drugs or endless violent crime. It's all about redlining. As long as the people who live in those neighborhoods believe lies like that, it will never improve and those areas will continue to grow. It's very sad
naitethagr8 republican state but democratic districts
@@azspotfree absent fathers, drugs and endless violent crimes are a direct result of practices like red-lining as well as a system of laws intentionally designed to discriminate against communities of color. And when the powers that be achieved their desired result, they tried to brainwash white america into thinking these people are just violent and we need to control them through heavy policing, which many people fell for. We need to wake up and learn how to think again. They have been poisoning us with fear and turning us against one another for too long. We are all Brothers and Sisters and we have to start living like it. As long as one of us is suffering, we are all suffering.
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I can't believe I was actually looking into East St Louis to move to when making my decision. Once I got into St.Louis specifically I realized it was a great decision not to move anywhere near there
Who in the hell consider moving to East St Louis lbs
5:56 - In 1965, Motown Records bought the Supremes houses in Russell Woods on Buena Vista Avenue. That was the year after they’d begun having hit records and were so busy touring that they hadn’t yet moved out of Detroit’s Brewster projects where they’d grown up. The record label made the down payments, but the group members were responsible for paying their mortgages.
5:08 is a pic from Cleveland not Camden NJ
Yep
Missed that? Where at in Cleveland?
Don’t look like Cleve at all. Not even ec
Props for calling out St Louis.
A#1 shithole. period.
please go to a map, East St. Louis, is in the state of Illinois, not misso
East St.. Louis IL. is not in Saint Louis Missouri
He forgot to say that Escape from NY was actually filmed in East STL
Top 10 worst neighborhoods in Baltimore would be fascinating.
what would be fascinating would be "bait car TV baltimore" and stash poisonous snakes and black widows big ass snapping turtles in the bait cars. ratings would be off the charts
killer bees, scorpions, porcupines, skunks... Mutual of Omaha's Wild Bait Car
Look at Detroit. Look at Cincinnati. Look at Chicago. Look at Minneapolis. Look at Buffalo. "Black Flight from the South" has ruined these cities.
The only response I have is "Ten Foe!" brother. LMAO!@Phoenix Rising's Garage
Please note, at least three of the nieghdorhoods listed have the most draconian gun laws in the country.
Those nieghdorhoods are bad. Bad nieghdorhoods.
What about the other seven?
Escape from New York was filmed in St. Louis and the surrounding area.
East St. Louis
@@kramalerav the movie was NOT filmed in East St Louis
East Saint Louis Is In Illinois. Love The Channel. :)
I'm in Atlanta. No doubt McDaniel Street is one of the scariest neighborhoods in our burg.
@Lisa Rose I'm a delivery driver in that area among others. As a white man, I face racial discrimination everyday I work in this area. I won't get into details, just trust me. This place is a SHIT HOLE! I honestly never know if I will make it home to see my wife and kids everyday. I do cary a pistol on me and an M-4 rifle in my truck and at the very least I will shoot the trouble making bastard with the loudest mouth first.
@@arthurharpjr7974 it's getting that way for sure.
@@arthurharpjr7974 Buckhead? Bad? ATL's Beverly Hills? HA Ha...well, it does get bad when the 'urban, pseudo-debonaires' go there to pose & then fight over a big-B**ty suga-Baby.
I remember Whitman Park in Camden when it was a Polish neighborhood 1950-1969 My mother's parents lived 2 blocks from the Park also one picture of all the row houses boarded up was where my wife's Grandmother lived, it was going down hill in 1970 she moved out in 1972 .I got out in 1969 and never looked back ,now retired and live far far away from N.J.!
Walter Glowacki yet nearby in southern NJ has some of the nicest towns. Go figure.
@@MrGlenspace Just go to the next town from CAMDEN,COLLINGSWOOD what a difference, good people good town bad people bad town!
Those white Polish really do bring property value down! They need to move Somali refugees in to get it back on track! Said no one ever!
@@jsav4269 Congratulations your name has been chosen at random you are a winner of the 1st prize to collect your prize go into CAMDEN pick out any boarded up row house and move in!
Walter Glowacki o joy!! R the Somali refugees there making it better!!
Missouri doesn’t claim East STL; North City is a different story though 😂
I did the landscaping at the East st Louis sign
It was full of bullet holes. And we white boys felt a lil naked working there.
Angry Hermit uhhhh..........
This is awkward
Stay strapped
@@robkinnison4080 I keep that extendo .... in my firearm .... I got 30 shots .... 30 shots ... I got 30 shots
I just came from Baltimore, MD earlier today and i thought my stomach was gonna drop to the ground. Real shit
I grew up in Baltimore. Watched it turn into the hell it is today. Live in the county now. Never going back there.
Yep, I'm 64 and lived near that rat hole most of my life; it has gotten rattier and rattier over the past 4 decades. STAY AWAY.
@@tonydean6684 Everywhere is getting worse! Not just where you are from.
I’ve lived in or around Baltimore pretty much my whole life. Unless you’re buying drugs there’s no real reason to risk coming here.
Frightening that no neighborhood in Baltimore even made the list.
Yup west end but u was supposed to say O.T.R (OVER THE RHINE) In 2010 FBI stated it was the worst neighborhood in America
I love the West End & OTR! Cincinnati❣✌
@2:39 They showed the house on Garden St. in the West End where I was staying not that long ago🤣
I wonder what they all have in common...
“Numbers don’t lie,” after all.
Heavily melinated of course
@Zer0_0 no she’s talking about that they’re all black people
That’s not a cause, it’s an effect
@Zer0_0 to be very fair single parent households are one of the reasons for why such communities do worse than others.
Leftist leaders
There is a reason why St. Louis looks like the movie 'Escape From New York'. The movie was literally filmed in East St. Louis.
The director John Carpenter wanted a city with a post apocalyptic look to it. He found that East St. Louis had entire blocks of old abandoned buildings, so he decided to film there. Seriously... 🙄
the old chain of rocks bridge running alongside i-270 over the mississippi river was used for the bridge chase towards the end of the movie
@dalex 77 Check your facts!! None of the strip clubs that you are referring to are in East St. Louis. Majority of the photos in this Asshats video of East St. Louis was St. Louis, Missouri.
I love how it looks, I probably won't move from here no matter how much money I make.
I knew Memphis would be on here
I was born & raised in Memphis & I’m Memphis Proud
I was just waiting for Jackson
@Duffelbag Drag when I left Jackson for Texas three people were shot in the head around the corner from m parents house. I love my home, but I'm never moving back.
I live in CINCY.... you gotta know where your going but they are trying to rejuvenate the area and doing a good job. Brand new MLS stadium is being built there by 2020 (I believe 2020)
RE: "I live in CINCY. . . . Brand new MLS stadium is being built there by 2020 (I believe 2020)"
I live in Cincinnati also. By the way, that new soccer stadium, in my opinion, looks like a large circular alien spaceship had just landed on the street on which I lived when I graduated from Taft High School in 1965.
No time for maintenance when always in line for scratch offs.