I got out of prison and had to be homeless in downtown Orlando while my home was completed in Polk Co. I had money just no home yet. I found a cool place under an overpass off Orange Ave. By the train tracks. Nobody really bothered me or messed with me.
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS Actually a lot of people offered to buy me food and drinks. But like I said, I had money so it wasn't needed. Being homeless stinks, but sometimes you'll see the good side of humanity.
I'm from NY & also lived in Chicago's Humboldt Park neighborhood. Parramore, Callahan, OBT & West Orlando...Pine Hills is all hard. I lived off Mercy Drive.
Paramore Holden, Paramore Amelia, Paramore Columbia st, 15 th st in Paramore, polk st Paramore, Westmoreland, Bentley st, Anderson st, mercy Dr, Ivey lane, south Apopka, Texas ave, Americana Blvd, Grand St, Rio Grand St, tangelo Park, Washington shores, etc
I have to drive through there everytime I go to the UCF Downtown campus. A lot of strange people. Some riding their bikes like to get uncomfortably close to your car.
Back in 2010 when I was still a kid our family was vacationing in Florida and we went to see a Magic game at the Amway Center. We were looking for somewhere to park our car and ended up getting kind of lost in this neighborhood and I remember it looking sketchy and being a bit scared. We're from Finland where we don't really have any truly dangerous neighborhoods so it came as a surprise to us that you could have such a sketchy area right next to a major stadium.
Go drive down Orange Blossom Trail if you want to see some hood shit 24/7. South OBT has been treacherous for my whole life and only gets crazier. You will 100 percent see some wild spots.
So I currently live in parramore since May 2023. For the most part it’s people living in a shitty environment that’s gentrified and they’re trying their best to survive. When you look into the history of parramore it was the segregated side of Orlando that was designated for blacks to live in . They have a road titled division which literally shows the division of where black people can be murdered for crossing the line which today is your former downtown lake eola area . Ironically … not much has changed . The building structures in parramore are horrible and have that cinderblock wall interior , which makes you feel like a prisoner or animal in a cage . Now imagine what the people must go through psychologically? Not only architecturally is it depressing and depleting but also the areas over police and many police officers get away with murdering people just last week September 28, 2023 a sister was lynched from a tree back in 2020 there was a brother who was lynched as well, and it’s very under reported because the police department has authority to silence certain stories from getting out. Now the most lovely thing I’d love you as the reader to consider is “how do these poor people get access to these drugs in order to shoot up and sell ? “ Last time I checked crack and fentanyl etc is made in a lab and black people are great but we don’t have these labs or even the funds to create these drugs …. Sooo …. How is it getting to the hood with a high homeless population? Rather than just be ignorant and call it, “the most dangerous neighborhood in Orlando “and drive around in the neighborhood to observe these people as if their animals ask yourself how did this area become what it is today ?what historically took place on these grounds? Even the black churches that have been there a lot of them have been burned down and built over.
Compared to a brazilian big city slum where I came from, Parramore is a paradise. You see people walking in the streets there, people are kind and humble, there's a sense of comunity you don't see in places like Metrowest or Dr. Phillips, where you barely know your neighbors. I don't think criminality there is such a big problem. The location is great. Close to downtown. I miss Parramore
Thank you for being honest about these places in Orlando because I was thinking about moving to orlando in one of these locations. I live in ocala florida. You taught alot of these locations. Please let me know about nice locations and reasonable prices on 3 br houses. Again thank you so much. Your videos are very helpful to me and my family. God bless you
This is not the worst neighbors in Orlando. I first lived in Paramore in 1986. Alot of the things in your video wasn't there then. I moved back to the same area in 2016 and watched the soccer stadium be built and the downtown UCF campus built also. There are worst neighbors in Orlando then Parromore...
Omg! I commented in your other video how I was looking at a house and didn’t realize it was smack in the middle of the worst neighborhoods. You were literally on that street!! Brand new buildings and clean streets had me thinking it was safe but the low price was suspicious. That’s crazy. Short Ave
No way! that is the ABSOLUTE WORST part of ALL orlando!!!! DONT ! look in davenport or clermont. Mount Dora. Tavares, Lake Nona. DONT END OF westside of orlando..
This is not that bad. In the real hood, the buildings are falling apart, covered in tagging, trash to be spotted on front yards and sidewalks. Try skid row L.A or Overtown Miami, both gentrified cities where the homeless pitch tents across the street from the affluent at the same area apartment units rent for a 1 bedroom is $4k/month minimum. Many suburbs of Orlando will be found empty on a weekday evening. Might be helpful to point out some statistics on crime rates from Orlando, this zip code specifically and compare to other cities for a reference on what the “hood” is. Check Jacksonville for example.
They have dumped a lot of money in Parramore over the years. Being a Boone High School graduate, everyone knows when those lights hit in Parramore time to be inside. Mercy and OBT you'll see a little more action at night. Parramore and Texas Ave. during the day
A man aimed a gun at my car while I was driving down OBT in that area. My infant was in the back 🙃. It wasn’t meant for me, he was trying to intimidate someone across the street.
Paramore has NOT been the worst Orlando neighborhood for a few years. It IS low income, but its been cleaned up a lot. Back in the 90s and early 2000s?, thats another story.
So because it’s free ppl shouldn’t complain if it’s sub par housing nothing is updated or fixed & surrounded by crime? I live in winter park but what u said is bs don’t even wanna finish watching smh
some people work like animals and live bad. good things are for those who work hard. i a not saying its right, but you should not complain. regardless, no body gave me we had to go get it
To bad TH-cam block 659 of my gooncitytv videos when I did a live on the street dvd a Of Orlando hood to hood . They knocked the hood down and made stadium go to mercy drive in Orlando
I live in Orlando currently and moved from Richmond Virginia and I live in metro west area but was living downtown for a while and I work near pines hills and use to buy weed over there and i promise I always feel safe in they so called hoods compared to va there hoods are very clean and don’t get me wrong I’m not outside like that at all but just the overall feel is safer
Lol looks like the only danger here is you doing a running stop at every single stop sign you came across.
I got out of prison and had to be homeless in downtown Orlando while my home was completed in Polk Co. I had money just no home yet. I found a cool place under an overpass off Orange Ave. By the train tracks. Nobody really bothered me or messed with me.
Nice. I would think people would bother you non stop being homeless.
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS Actually a lot of people offered to buy me food and drinks. But like I said, I had money so it wasn't needed. Being homeless stinks, but sometimes you'll see the good side of humanity.
I'm from NY & also lived in Chicago's Humboldt Park neighborhood. Parramore, Callahan, OBT & West Orlando...Pine Hills is all hard. I lived off Mercy Drive.
Paramore Holden, Paramore Amelia, Paramore Columbia st, 15 th st in Paramore, polk st Paramore, Westmoreland, Bentley st, Anderson st, mercy Dr, Ivey lane, south Apopka, Texas ave, Americana Blvd, Grand St, Rio Grand St, tangelo Park, Washington shores, etc
Some say mercy dr is worse but i wouldnt walk parramore, bentley, Livingston off north Westmoreland during day say about 20 years ago rough streets
I have to drive through there everytime I go to the UCF Downtown campus. A lot of strange people. Some riding their bikes like to get uncomfortably close to your car.
This place kinda looks nice for the hood Orlando is nice from what I see
Go visit lol
That’s downtown lol
Just because something looks nice, doesn't mean it is
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Cap lol
Where the underpass is that’s where they used to play checkers my home church is on Paramore it has gotten worse
Back in 2010 when I was still a kid our family was vacationing in Florida and we went to see a Magic game at the Amway Center. We were looking for somewhere to park our car and ended up getting kind of lost in this neighborhood and I remember it looking sketchy and being a bit scared. We're from Finland where we don't really have any truly dangerous neighborhoods so it came as a surprise to us that you could have such a sketchy area right next to a major stadium.
It’s always people from the suburbs talking about it’s not dangerous …I grew up crosstown and it definitely gets wicked at times
And don't we know,but this dude over exaggerating. This pussy talking bout free government rent.First of all,the rent is subsidized,not free.
Some vicks vapor rub and vitamin C tablets with lots of water works too. Also, great job on this video!
You rode in all the bad neighborhoods 1/2 of Tennants already moved out of griffin Park
Go drive down Orange Blossom Trail if you want to see some hood shit 24/7. South OBT has been treacherous for my whole life and only gets crazier. You will 100 percent see some wild spots.
Damn right💯 shit semoran by yucatan is bad af too
@@solidsnake8331 and pershing
So I currently live in parramore since May 2023. For the most part it’s people living in a shitty environment that’s gentrified and they’re trying their best to survive. When you look into the history of parramore it was the segregated side of Orlando that was designated for blacks to live in . They have a road titled division which literally shows the division of where black people can be murdered for crossing the line which today is your former downtown lake eola area . Ironically … not much has changed . The building structures in parramore are horrible and have that cinderblock wall interior , which makes you feel like a prisoner or animal in a cage . Now imagine what the people must go through psychologically? Not only architecturally is it depressing and depleting but also the areas over police and many police officers get away with murdering people just last week September 28, 2023 a sister was lynched from a tree back in 2020 there was a brother who was lynched as well, and it’s very under reported because the police department has authority to silence certain stories from getting out.
Now the most lovely thing I’d love you as the reader to consider is “how do these poor people get access to these drugs in order to shoot up and sell ? “
Last time I checked crack and fentanyl etc is made in a lab and black people are great but we don’t have these labs or even the funds to create these drugs …. Sooo …. How is it getting to the hood with a high homeless population?
Rather than just be ignorant and call it, “the most dangerous neighborhood in Orlando “and drive around in the neighborhood to observe these people as if their animals ask yourself how did this area become what it is today ?what historically took place on these grounds?
Even the black churches that have been there a lot of them have been burned down and built over.
My guy was singing John young lmao welcome to Orlando
🤣🤣🤣
Compared to a brazilian big city slum where I came from, Parramore is a paradise. You see people walking in the streets there, people are kind and humble, there's a sense of comunity you don't see in places like Metrowest or Dr. Phillips, where you barely know your neighbors. I don't think criminality there is such a big problem. The location is great. Close to downtown. I miss Parramore
Thank you for being honest about these places in Orlando because I was thinking about moving to orlando in one of these locations. I live in ocala florida. You taught alot of these locations. Please let me know about nice locations and reasonable prices on 3 br houses. Again thank you so much. Your videos are very helpful to me and my family. God bless you
You should look at housing in doctor Philips
This is not the worst neighbors in Orlando. I first lived in Paramore in 1986. Alot of the things in your video wasn't there then. I moved back to the same area in 2016 and watched the soccer stadium be built and the downtown UCF campus built also. There are worst neighbors in Orlando then Parromore...
Why is it that every time your wife start to say something you always interrupt her don't get me wrong I love you guys
Omg! I commented in your other video how I was looking at a house and didn’t realize it was smack in the middle of the worst neighborhoods. You were literally on that street!! Brand new buildings and clean streets had me thinking it was safe but the low price was suspicious. That’s crazy. Short Ave
No way! that is the ABSOLUTE WORST part of ALL orlando!!!! DONT ! look in davenport or clermont. Mount Dora. Tavares, Lake Nona. DONT END OF westside of orlando..
This is not that bad. In the real hood, the buildings are falling apart, covered in tagging, trash to be spotted on front yards and sidewalks. Try skid row L.A or Overtown Miami, both gentrified cities where the homeless pitch tents across the street from the affluent at the same area apartment units rent for a 1 bedroom is $4k/month minimum. Many suburbs of Orlando will be found empty on a weekday evening. Might be helpful to point out some statistics on crime rates from Orlando, this zip code specifically and compare to other cities for a reference on what the “hood” is. Check Jacksonville for example.
He hasn’t really taking y’all to the real bad places cus he scared
They have dumped a lot of money in Parramore over the years. Being a Boone High School graduate, everyone knows when those lights hit in Parramore time to be inside. Mercy and OBT you'll see a little more action at night. Parramore and Texas Ave. during the day
Richmond heights pine hills can't forget Mercy
My basketball games are over here
As a native, this place is definitely scary
Katie might need some hot tea, lemon, and honey for that cough. A garlic clove and spoonful of honey. Hope she gets better soon.
Thanks so sorry its bad
I avoid Orlando at all costs.
Scary ass
A man aimed a gun at my car while I was driving down OBT in that area. My infant was in the back 🙃. It wasn’t meant for me, he was trying to intimidate someone across the street.
Do Childs park St. Petersburg it’s literally right next to Gulfport fl that’s a huge hood
we call it crosstown and its not that dangerous
If this is yalls “hood” then I’m making the right decision to move here for my retirement cuz that “project” look like military housing
Come to bradenton
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS I’m still looking but Orlando is looking like the place
Paramore has NOT been the worst Orlando neighborhood for a few years. It IS low income, but its been cleaned up a lot. Back in the 90s and early 2000s?, thats another story.
So because it’s free ppl shouldn’t complain if it’s sub par housing nothing is updated or fixed & surrounded by crime? I live in winter park but what u said is bs don’t even wanna finish watching smh
some people work like animals and live bad. good things are for those who work hard. i a not saying its right, but you should not complain. regardless, no body gave me we had to go get it
I’m from out of state and was looking for a place a company was gonna show me a place in Parramore.
don't talk to them again. that's LOW..
To bad TH-cam block 659 of my gooncitytv videos when I did a live on the street dvd a
Of Orlando hood to hood . They knocked the hood down and made stadium go to mercy drive in Orlando
I live Paramore neighborhood
RIP Gino.
clean up that area a lot , used to be old wooded houses
Hope you have concealed carry.
Wow. Bravo for riding around like that with your lights on through the hood… thanks sheesh!
Go west to Pine Hills
Yup live near there.
be safe! hot sauce in a cup of nice hot tea and sugar can do wonders ~~
Back home she did test positive 🥲😭 10 more days at home
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS awww! thnx for the update! ~ many blessings
Molly world 😂 Chinese Molly!!! Over expensive rent and the worst pay Force ppl to sell everything
Lmaoo had to drive down OBT, dipped tf out once we got my car from the auto shop. Area is fucking sketchyyy
S/o south st
Where is the dangerous?
in the comments you make
Nasty cough 😷
Should have let me toured you
Parramore isn’t bad or dangerous at all. Lived 10 minutes away my whole life.
Naw that is bad. Orlandoan Florida native. Coworkers were robbed here in broad daylight, and on terry Avenue
it is
Let me show you all the bad spots firt free slaves got own 1st places off south st and bumby
I live in Orlando currently and moved from Richmond Virginia and I live in metro west area but was living downtown for a while and I work near pines hills and use to buy weed over there and i promise I always feel safe in they so called hoods compared to va there hoods are very clean and don’t get me wrong I’m not outside like that at all but just the overall feel is safer
Yoooo. I'm in Orlando rn. I'm tryna find sumn.