One of our main problems is that if you do a little research, you will find that 75% of the land in Shreveport ( rather it's commercial or residential) is owned by people who either stay out of the state or companies who only care about getting the next check. As long as they put money in the pockets of the Parish board and the city council, they don't have to worry about doing any general maintenance on their properties
Get rid of the old Democrats and fire the right people. Shit ain't never going to change if we keep getting Democrats in office. The party of the KKK don't care about you or me. I've lived in Shreveport for 50 years.
Tons of people that own land here are from here but live in California or Chicago or some place off. We had a dear lease once and the lady that owned it came in and basically called the law and had us kicked out. We were keeping up the land and making sure the road in and out was right. She left back to California and she hasn't been back to it since 07. When she did this they had just put a new oil well in and we built the fence around it.
The bigger problem is that technology has eroded industrial-based jobs in S'port as it has all over the nation and the world. If folks are not technology-trained they are left behind in obsolete skills. It's a whole new world from even 30 years ago.
This is like Vegas in many ways. So many hotel rooms with three new huge being built & we have no water. It is insane the way city council approves anything that brings dollar signs to their eyes. The landscape in Shreveport is gorgeous. There is a military base with hospital, so lots of retired military here.
@@Danny........ yep and after so long had she not came back and claimed the land as hers, you could have claimed it as yours. Seems like she did the right thing and protected her investment. Smart lady.
I walked those streets for many years my old hood in Shreveport called Lakeside !! Many professional and well mannered people came out of there . Thank the Lord for Lakeside !
Still looks pretty bad. How come no one fixes it up if they love it so much? That’s like me saying I love my house but allowing it to fall apart and getting mad if someone calls me out on my pile of filth.
@@lordthorby6199 no one fixed it because the state of la bought all the houses to run the interstate threw there and they never completed the project. So it's in that condition now. They own all the land.
I can't believe this comment only has 8 thumbs up. It's only the best fucking fried chicken in the south. Mansfield got the best Southern Classic, though.
I pass thru Shreveport sometimes on I 20 going to Dallas. The city looks good on the freeway with casinos, the mall and a small skyline in downtown. But I never knew it was that bad in the hoods. I'm glad I stayed in the casinos and downtown.
Whole other world on the east side of the river. Bossier Parish got more law patroling the streets than anywhere i've ever seen, and back in the day you would get your ass beat for rolling through a stop sign in Bossier City. I can't say it didn't send the message they were trying to send, though. For the most part, that bullshit stays west of the Red River.
The fact that he is showing an neighborhood that the city has brought and neglected starting to rub me the wrong way don't get me wrong I'm sure every state has some run down areas as well as some nice ass areas I lived in Vegas in my early twenty's and please believe it's some very ruff areas there as well as reno.. as an person from Shreveport live in Shreveport it's some nice areas here.. I'm an local artist here n I love it here in the process of opening my own store,, buying land now me and my husband has startin building an tiny house community.. I will say my little city is blooming not too much racial hate we all do our thing and keep it pushing.. but shout out to shreveport🥰
Shotgun houses, they don't typically mean poverty, it was just a building code enacted in New Orleans to try to minimize space usage and lower fire danger. The style of house is iconic so it spread around the state
@@derricknelson2591 Oh, Well most people are born into poverty they don’t choose it. I’m pretty certain if they had a choice they wouldnt have chosen to be brought up in poverty. Some people have an advantage of getting out of it while others don’t.
We use to walk the streets bare foot and pick berries and walk to the corner stores and play hop scotch in the streets cause we didn't have sidewalks in the part i stayed in but those were the GoodOlDays😭😭
I grew up in Shreveport and still have a sister in Bossier. It has changed a lot since I left there. We grew up in the area where the old municipal pool was located.
I live on east 75 street in cedar grove before the highway was built. Shreveport was in decline and that was the eighties. My grandma drove a bookmobile . I lived staying with her. It was not like today we knew we were poor but we can drive around and go the the 70 street grocery store without fear .
I lived all thru this area bacc In the early 2000's...Logan st, Poland st, down in the Bottomz on Lawrence st...this whole area gotta lotta history in it frfr....
Living in Shreveport(in an upiddy area) I've noticed that if you present your property as nice, you must screw down whatever you want to keep. Crime is so bad, our backwards city council and mayor do nothing but pad their pockets at expense of citizens. We've become mini Chicago, but that's what you can expect when you vote it people who want to focus on their own interest and the interest of people who do nothing for the city but take take take whatever they can.
If we get rid of our Democrats,we would be living a lot better in Shreveport. The mismanagement of our city is disgusting. I really hope Adrian Perkins loses his appeal.
I live in Shreveport. Shreveport is a total dump full of major crime. It’s a sad place.. this city needs Jesus but our churches won’t stand on anything but money
Probably my all time favorite video and I’ve watched several of yours. Love the south and the green lush foliage. These “ shot gun houses” are totally intriguing, poverty isn’t a good part, but eye opening for sure.
I remember the first time I was in Shreveport hurricane chris just came out with his song "aye baby baby" and he came back to do a show and the club was so packed that their was people outside of the club watching at least I think it was him it's been that long
Y'all have had the same mayor for 4 terms.. shouldn't that say something about y'alls choice? If you don't want to live in trash you have to throw it away....
Donaldsonville use to be awesome growing up in the 70s. Had the most beautiful Black women ever and in abundance. It was once the capital of Louisiana. It is run down now - SMH
I was born in Bossier City at the Air Force Base where I spent the first 13 years living there, and it wasn’t love there mane. There was nothing good about living in Shreveport except for gangs and violence. It’s too many hoods out there and few of the neighborhoods were the subdivision. I have little memories about Shreveport and the city has changed a lot since I moved out of there. It’s not a place to raise your families. I’m glad I live in Florida now. Florida is second home to me and always will be. There isn’t a mall on Jewella Ave at all as I remembered. It used to be a mall before they build a church out there. I used to live on Youree Dr, Earl St, etc. Also, I hated going to the hospitals out there and it will terrified me to death.
And as an person who stayed in Florida I'm for sure that's not an safe place to raise ur kids.. I stayed in Vegas Reno and Maine and when I tell u it's areas like this in every state so ur comment is kinda silly.. Im from Shreveport has moved back I'm an local artist here n I love it I stay n an safe environment don't hear gun shoots all day as u claim smh
I think the only way we will make our country and communities stronger and safer is if we make people face the death penalty for certain crimes… carjacking, robbery, arson, Shootings (Not self defense)…. It seems archaic but it solves the issue
Yes it would be nice to live somewhere cheap to be able to save money but when you live somewhere cheap you have to worry about getting shot, robbed, stabbed and car-jacked..
These death penalty cases sit for years and some never die from being put to death, but by natural causes. I do agree something different needs to be done for repetitive horrific crimes.
That’s really not gonna reduce those crimes. That’s not how it works. Criminals don’t care about the punishment. There’s tons of research and studies out there that show that the death penalty doesn’t prevent crimes
I was in 318 in the bricks heard a person say be careful 5 times that was my key to get out while we can from Shreveport Monroe to Ruston nothing but murders
Claro que sí se ve y mucho más: Gran San Luis, Gran Mendoza, Gran San Juan. Gran Resistencia, Formosa, Posadas, Corrientes. Gran Tucumán, Gran Catamarca, Salta, Santiago del Estero, Jujuy, La Roja....
Can't wait too move outta shreveport Louisiana.. .THE COST OF RENT IS 2X MORE HIGHER. FOLKS CANT AFFORD NOTHING TOO HIGH OR SOME MOVIBG OUT THEY EXPENSIVE RENT APTS
@christopherwebb8345 Big problem in many cities is huge development companies push and push people to sell their homes and plots. Often, these are rental properties so residents become displaced. Then, they demolish all structures and rebuild land with outrageously expensive modern housing buildings, which take up almost every inch of the land. No more grass. No more trees. No more affordable housing. Gentrification at it's finest. Third Ward Houston my hometown hood, and it's not even recognizable any more. I miss the big open spaces, overgrown vegetation, and simplicity of Shreveport. To me, even the unkept properties are beautiful.
@@crittice_ not all areas of our town are like that. There's some gorgeous architecture and deep history here. I know it seems bad, but some of these neighborhoods are home to historical sites and some areas are abandoned because the state bought it up to run interstates through. They didn't spend the money to demo all that out. They've just left it to dilapidate. Our citizens would have it differently if they could.
I hate to say this as a black man but if you're a black man or woman you have to live in areas where it's a low percentage of us unless it's maybe Atlanta, DC or Charlotte..When it's a lot of us things tend to go downwards..
ok enough of the southern and midwest west coast states,go north ny vermont wyoming montana etc....branch out......time for a change don't ya think..expand your horizons bubba..upstate ny...near the canadian border Plattsburgh etc.
There isnt any ghettos in montana wyoming or vermont lol maybe some trailer parks but theyd still look better than 90 percent of the hoods charlie visits
One of our main problems is that if you do a little research, you will find that 75% of the land in Shreveport ( rather it's commercial or residential) is owned by people who either stay out of the state or companies who only care about getting the next check. As long as they put money in the pockets of the Parish board and the city council, they don't have to worry about doing any general maintenance on their properties
Get rid of the old Democrats and fire the right people. Shit ain't never going to change if we keep getting Democrats in office. The party of the KKK don't care about you or me. I've lived in Shreveport for 50 years.
Tons of people that own land here are from here but live in California or Chicago or some place off. We had a dear lease once and the lady that owned it came in and basically called the law and had us kicked out. We were keeping up the land and making sure the road in and out was right. She left back to California and she hasn't been back to it since 07. When she did this they had just put a new oil well in and we built the fence around it.
The bigger problem is that technology has eroded industrial-based jobs in S'port as it has all over the nation and the world. If folks are not technology-trained they are left behind in obsolete skills. It's a whole new world from even 30 years ago.
This is like Vegas in many ways. So many hotel rooms with three new huge being built & we have no water. It is insane the way city council approves anything that brings dollar signs to their eyes.
The landscape in Shreveport is gorgeous. There is a military base with hospital, so lots of retired military here.
@@Danny........ yep and after so long had she not came back and claimed the land as hers, you could have claimed it as yours. Seems like she did the right thing and protected her investment. Smart lady.
I walked those streets for many years my old hood in Shreveport called Lakeside !! Many professional and well mannered people came out of there . Thank the Lord for Lakeside !
Same here
That's home
Kinfolk...
318
Still looks pretty bad. How come no one fixes it up if they love it so much? That’s like me saying I love my house but allowing it to fall apart and getting mad if someone calls me out on my pile of filth.
@@lordthorby6199 no one fixed it because the state of la bought all the houses to run the interstate threw there and they never completed the project. So it's in that condition now. They own all the land.
@@termallwilliams8510 I stand corrected.
Looks like here in monroe louisiana
make sure you stop at southern classic and get you some good fresh ass chicken 💯
I can't believe this comment only has 8 thumbs up. It's only the best fucking fried chicken in the south. Mansfield got the best Southern Classic, though.
Ass chicken.
N don't forget to get an fresh box of southern maid donuts🥰
Southern maid donuts out on the loop are the best.
Southern Maid on Hearne is the best and Southern Classic on Hollywood and Jewella.
The NO DUMPING fines should be enforced. The GUILTY should be made to clean up the neighborhoods as part of the punishment. 😳
Cops don't even go in most these neighborhoods
@@prepperandson1399 Very sad that no one cares about these people/neighborhoods. 😪
@@uxobi3862 don't be that guy they don't want cops there they hate cops in the 90s they were killing cops I live in Shreveport
I’m from California but my grandmothers family is from Shreveport Louisiana so this is my roots 💪🏿🙏🏿
From Shreveport and live in San Diego going on 8 years
I am from Shreveport as well and it looks so different now.
go tomorrow as i am sure it will be as you remember
Yes it's a dump
Yes
I pass thru Shreveport sometimes on I 20 going to Dallas. The city looks good on the freeway with casinos, the mall and a small skyline in downtown. But I never knew it was that bad in the hoods. I'm glad I stayed in the casinos and downtown.
Whole other world on the east side of the river. Bossier Parish got more law patroling the streets than anywhere i've ever seen, and back in the day you would get your ass beat for rolling through a stop sign in Bossier City. I can't say it didn't send the message they were trying to send, though. For the most part, that bullshit stays west of the Red River.
@@joeyplunkett5666 Ok so I'm safer at the casinos across the river. Good to know the tourist area is safer, thanks to the law men in Bossier city.
The fact that he is showing an neighborhood that the city has brought and neglected starting to rub me the wrong way don't get me wrong I'm sure every state has some run down areas as well as some nice ass areas I lived in Vegas in my early twenty's and please believe it's some very ruff areas there as well as reno.. as an person from Shreveport live in Shreveport it's some nice areas here.. I'm an local artist here n I love it here in the process of opening my own store,, buying land now me and my husband has startin building an tiny house community.. I will say my little city is blooming not too much racial hate we all do our thing and keep it pushing.. but shout out to shreveport🥰
Man I grew up in Shreveport, basically born and raised there. I couldn’t wait to get away from there.
Same
This my CITY IM GLAD U DID THIS 💯☝🏾
mine to lmao
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@@soberalex3082more mine then yours
Those little shacks at beginning of video are really sobering to look at. The poverty is unreal, looks like a a time capsule.
It's terrible here
Shotgun houses, they don't typically mean poverty, it was just a building code enacted in New Orleans to try to minimize space usage and lower fire danger. The style of house is iconic so it spread around the state
Nobody's forcing em to live there its a choice
@@kitsachie. ok
@@derricknelson2591 Oh, Well most people are born into poverty they don’t choose it. I’m pretty certain if they had a choice they wouldnt have chosen to be brought up in poverty. Some people have an advantage of getting out of it while others don’t.
It's come to something when there are hoardings beside the road saying "STOP KILLING EACH OTHER" 😕
We use to walk the streets bare foot and pick berries and walk to the corner stores and play hop scotch in the streets cause we didn't have sidewalks in the part i stayed in but those were the GoodOlDays😭😭
What area is this , I’m from Shreveport, and I haven’t been there in a minute.
Looks like Mooretown or Hollywood and the Bottom
@@tattedvet8355 It's not bottom, it's called Rock Bottom.
@@MrTtaakk My mom said they called it “The Bottom” in the 90s
@@444shl3y and in the 80's too. Still called that today.
I grew up in Shreveport and still have a sister in Bossier. It has changed a lot since I left there. We grew up in the area where the old municipal pool was located.
Shoutout for venturing into my home state!!!!!
Place is wack
@@doctorwewe9436 u wack
@@Hazzardhouse318 your mom and aunt doesn't think I am
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He black, ain't no one ganna mess with him
@@SLIM_DICKINSON ?????
I live on east 75 street in cedar grove before the highway was built. Shreveport was in decline and that was the eighties. My grandma drove a bookmobile . I lived staying with her. It was not like today we knew we were poor but we can drive around and go the the 70 street grocery store without fear .
East 69th was my street. I remember the bookmobile lady.. very cool
Mane wat big Scott used to work they're
400 blk Abilene
@@marcusyearling6374 woah wuzzam 7708 balentine circle Pine Valley
dude showed my grandma house on hollywood lmao
I lived all thru this area bacc In the early 2000's...Logan st, Poland st, down in the Bottomz on Lawrence st...this whole area gotta lotta history in it frfr....
Please do more gas station undercover clips at night! Miss that content
I like the video but wish you had a voice-over saying where you were as you drove about.
A little pride and TLC would go a long way in these communities.
Living in Shreveport(in an upiddy area) I've noticed that if you present your property as nice, you must screw down whatever you want to keep. Crime is so bad, our backwards city council and mayor do nothing but pad their pockets at expense of citizens. We've become mini Chicago, but that's what you can expect when you vote it people who want to focus on their own interest and the interest of people who do nothing for the city but take take take whatever they can.
@@nicholaslococo3019 trump 2024
If we get rid of our Democrats,we would be living a lot better in Shreveport. The mismanagement of our city is disgusting. I really hope Adrian Perkins loses his appeal.
@@musiczkl98 I got it
Pride is the issue. All this hood pride and BLM.
Great video!
What about south side chicago 87th and ada
Thank you for sharing 🙏. Beautiful homes ruined....
OK GLAD TO SEE MY SON LIVES IN SHREVEPORT LOUISIANA
My city back on the map! RACHET cities finest
I live in Shreveport. Shreveport is a total dump full of major crime. It’s a sad place.. this city needs Jesus but our churches won’t stand on anything but money
@@Willyk200921 I'm here on Shitport too. It's definitely circling the drain. There is nothing here for anyone. It's really sad.
Last time I was in shrevport I was at isle of capri and me and my dad had lunch and did some gambling. The last time we ever really hung out
I worked for Isle Of Capri in Kansas City.
Damn that was back in the day. That building had been at least 2 different casinos since then
The gun violence is terrible.. murder captial
CAN YOU PLEASE GO TO TIJUANA MEXICO ;-) WE NEED VIDEOS FROM THERE
He might not come back
When you start making money, or if you have money, you are leaving Shreveport.
...or have already left.
Probably my all time favorite video and I’ve watched several of yours. Love the south and the green lush foliage. These “ shot gun houses” are totally intriguing, poverty isn’t a good part, but eye opening for sure.
Mind yourself in there, Charlie! I heard that S-Port has some of the most dangerous hoods in the South!
Its just as bad as every hood out there.
Smh man this looks like an oasis compared to some hoods I been to up north
we got some hoods but we also got some FYE ASS MUSIC out the mud here :D
How’s that working out for you?
The city needs to bulldoze those condemned house's.
State owns it now
I miss the days in lakeside. That's my old house across from the baseball field
Hoods in Usa looks so good compared to south america 😔
Es la triste verdad, y muchos aquí en los estados ni saben lo bueno que lo tienen. 🤦🏾♂️🙁
You should do Oxnard California hoods like La Colonia and El Rio.
I remember the first time I was in Shreveport hurricane chris just came out with his song "aye baby baby" and he came back to do a show and the club was so packed that their was people outside of the club watching at least I think it was him it's been that long
Wish you would make your video's longer.
Boy just don't know how lucky he was not to get caught in a shootout
Nice n green my friend.
All green ain't good
You should come to Donaldsonville Louisiana. It's extremely run down and poorly managed.
Probably ran by a Democrat
Y'all have had the same mayor for 4 terms.. shouldn't that say something about y'alls choice? If you don't want to live in trash you have to throw it away....
Donaldsonville use to be awesome growing up in the 70s. Had the most beautiful Black women ever and in abundance. It was once the capital of Louisiana. It is run down now - SMH
I was born in Bossier City at the Air Force Base where I spent the first 13 years living there, and it wasn’t love there mane. There was nothing good about living in Shreveport except for gangs and violence. It’s too many hoods out there and few of the neighborhoods were the subdivision. I have little memories about Shreveport and the city has changed a lot since I moved out of there. It’s not a place to raise your families. I’m glad I live in Florida now. Florida is second home to me and always will be. There isn’t a mall on Jewella Ave at all as I remembered. It used to be a mall before they build a church out there. I used to live on Youree Dr, Earl St, etc. Also, I hated going to the hospitals out there and it will terrified me to death.
Southfield mall
And as an person who stayed in Florida I'm for sure that's not an safe place to raise ur kids.. I stayed in Vegas Reno and Maine and when I tell u it's areas like this in every state so ur comment is kinda silly.. Im from Shreveport has moved back I'm an local artist here n I love it I stay n an safe environment don't hear gun shoots all day as u claim smh
I think the only way we will make our country and communities stronger and safer is if we make people face the death penalty for certain crimes… carjacking, robbery, arson, Shootings (Not self defense)…. It seems archaic but it solves the issue
It doesn't profit the prison system specially the private ones sucks but it's the truth
Yes it would be nice to live somewhere cheap to be able to save money but when you live somewhere cheap you have to worry about getting shot, robbed, stabbed and car-jacked..
💯💯💯
These death penalty cases sit for years and some never die from being put to death, but by natural causes. I do agree something different needs to be done for repetitive horrific crimes.
That’s really not gonna reduce those crimes. That’s not how it works. Criminals don’t care about the punishment. There’s tons of research and studies out there that show that the death penalty doesn’t prevent crimes
Can u do one for Bogalusa Louisiana
Rip jaydayoungan 🕊🕊🕊
3:57 I feel the better "Choose Your Adventure" direction would have been straight.
It always makes me wonder how can you have a nice car outside of such a dilapidated house.
Billy joel said that there's a lot of Allentowns all over America...
What about New Iberia and Lafayette La.???
This the heat of the night wheres virgil tibbs
THEY CALL ME MR TIBBS!
I fucking miss the good old days
I was in 318 in the bricks heard a person say be careful 5 times that was my key to get out while we can from Shreveport Monroe to Ruston nothing but murders
En mi pais Argentina no se ve ese abandono y tristeza.
Obrigado
Claro que sí se ve y mucho más: Gran San Luis, Gran Mendoza, Gran San Juan. Gran Resistencia, Formosa, Posadas, Corrientes. Gran Tucumán, Gran Catamarca, Salta, Santiago del Estero, Jujuy, La Roja....
Hola bebe:)
Socialism sucks
Sol, ten mucho cuidado con los depredadores...
Motown lol, my Grandma's house coming up at 3:13
Run down homes etc ... shack houses etc .. drug infested
Yup home right
Looks like a town where everyone hangs at the nearest Walmart
They claimed too have built .. a company.. here . New Jobs etc .. yeah right
Looks like an abandoned city
This is what 90% of Louisiana looks like.
Its not... 🖕🖕🖕🖕
Can't wait too move outta shreveport Louisiana.. .THE COST OF RENT IS 2X MORE HIGHER. FOLKS CANT AFFORD NOTHING TOO HIGH OR SOME MOVIBG OUT THEY EXPENSIVE RENT APTS
Good riddance
It'll be worth it.
Same with West Monroe Louisiana
No!!! Stay where you are ....rent is in the roof everywhere 🤔
@@truebeliever7662 yeah I know
Shreveport is the Greatest City in the World
Since when? It was in the 40's. Barksdale needs to bomb it to the Stone Age so it can be reborn.
The only change I've seen from Shreveport is the interstate near North Market.
@christopherwebb8345 Big problem in many cities is huge development companies push and push people to sell their homes and plots. Often, these are rental properties so residents become displaced. Then, they demolish all structures and rebuild land with outrageously expensive modern housing buildings, which take up almost every inch of the land. No more grass. No more trees. No more affordable housing. Gentrification at it's finest. Third Ward Houston my hometown hood, and it's not even recognizable any more. I miss the big open spaces, overgrown vegetation, and simplicity of Shreveport. To me, even the unkept properties are beautiful.
Been gone way Shreveport since 2007 last visit in 2019. I don’t even know those areas anymore.
I jus moved here from Cali, it's really like this frfr
Idk why folks from Cali are coming to Louisiana....i just dont get it
There’s a lot of places like this in cali too
@@GeauxHardT247 cus it’s too packed in cali the city life ain’t for everybody
@@baglifemike1535 Louisiana is not that important...ive been here throughout my life...so why come down here...
You in my city, Charlie! The best come from the boot ⚜️💜💛
Why show the bad side and not the good side huh😕
Great video
Mo-Town iz where I'm from👊💪💪
Shreveport is really a beautiful and historic city. I hate the reputation its got bc its not all bad at all
It has some cool history, but I cant imagine how you can call this place beautiful with a straight face.
@@crittice_ there's some pretty architecture in shreveport but it's so shit and trashy that 1 its run down or 2 not even recognizable
@@crittice_ not all areas of our town are like that. There's some gorgeous architecture and deep history here. I know it seems bad, but some of these neighborhoods are home to historical sites and some areas are abandoned because the state bought it up to run interstates through. They didn't spend the money to demo all that out. They've just left it to dilapidate. Our citizens would have it differently if they could.
@@crittice_ the spirt of this place juxtaposed with the historic architecture always gave the city a bewitching beauty to me honestly...
it's like a fake abandoned town where people are secretly watching you...
Who else from that LAKE!
I’m dead af he in Allen dale
Looks like the C-Road!!??
That the bottoms or Stoney Hill... Allendale/
Queenborough/Hollywood?
Is that my stolen bed on the side of the road?
Love my city 🌆💟
...wonder why?
Rip Dedrick Gobert aka dooky from boys n da hood🕊
I don't see nothing good outta this city
Meanwhile in Bossier...
That's what I was thinking lol
no vamps?
Yep my city, and can’t wait to move from here
So much History Gone deeper into the passwords and usernames on Everything with a Android Apps And Bestfriends Google Maps !!!!
On the plus side, i bet homes are very affordable there.
Nope! Housing is through the roof here! BAFB is right across the Shreveport Barksdale Bridge and housing is dang nightmare
Is everyone in the comments residents of the same city that im in?
I hate to say this as a black man but if you're a black man or woman you have to live in areas where it's a low percentage of us unless it's maybe Atlanta, DC or Charlotte..When it's a lot of us things tend to go downwards..
Where I was Born🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽
this looks like a place stuck in 1951. it's skocking that this is in the USA.
HEY CAN AFRICAN AMERICANS LIVE THERE??
Black Americans already live there wym?
OMG I KNOW THIS AREA.. POVERTY STRICKEN AREAS IN THIS CITY
Hope that pathetic mayor they have is proud.
ok enough of the southern and midwest west coast states,go north ny vermont wyoming montana etc....branch out......time for a change don't ya think..expand your horizons bubba..upstate ny...near the canadian border Plattsburgh etc.
We want to see the ghettos.
I agree. Canada sounds good.
Maybe stop watching TH-cam all day everyday and you won’t get burnt out watching ghettos for 12 hours.
nobody besides u is tryna see that brodie. A bunch of nothing ass states. Fuck is in Vermont or Wyoming?🤣
There isnt any ghettos in montana wyoming or vermont lol maybe some trailer parks but theyd still look better than 90 percent of the hoods charlie visits
You in my hood lakeside
Ratchet City
4:55 juked charlie out lol
Streets I've lived on. Burke, Dollarway, w72nd and out near Jefferson Page rd. I miss Louisiana. It looks so run down now. 🥺 hot Hot HOT donuts! 😉
I can tell by the looks of things the city of shreveport louisiana they feel underrated
🤣😂😅😁
very much so
Nbc town had all the scores on time in 1933 still works, nbc town
Every large city, everywhere.