Connor Carlson Back in the day they made it seem like Minneapolis didn't have no black people just whites.Even that Ice Cube song back in the day where he said I bought a house next to Prince now we can kick it.Basicly was saying Prince was the only black dude there and Kirby Puckett who use to play for the Twins
Haley Raee yea I used to live there when I was like 4-7 and in my apts girls were getting kidnapped and one time a lady got stabbed 30 to death and another time me and some friends were taking out the trash we seen a dead girl in her robe 😣
nhoja thomas ‼️ there was just a shooting in the middle of the day when kids are getting off the bus from school last week 🙁 just seems to keep getting worse
C A Vision Banta Trust me it’s bad, I know too many people that got murdered out there. Usually you have to be involved in the gang life to get hurt though. I heard gun shots every day living over north
I know looks can be deceiving and doesn't mean the crime isn't high. However saying that, the way the north side looks, many of cities best areas don't always look this nice!
@Boyo Sosa I live in south Minneapolis. My neighborhood as well as the vast majority of south Minneapolis is very nice. Sure, we're not without crime, but it's far less frequent than you imply it is. There is a part of south Minneapolis that's pretty bad, but that's maybe 2% of south Minneapolis. I'm not trying to not bring up anything. I've live here for 45 years. I'm just telling it like it is.
@Boyo Sosa Cedar Riverside is part of South Minneapolis? I've never heard of anyone who lives in Cedar Riverside say they live in South Minneapolis. Oh sure, technically, it's in Minneapolis and it's slightly south (mostly east) of downtown Minneapolis but if you're going to call Cedar Riverside part of south Minneapolis, you may as well call the entire south section of downtown Minneapolis part of South Minneapolis. Little Earth (Cedar), 41st, Chicago, and Franklin. You just laid out a 12x20 block area (240 blocks) which I said was 2% of South Minneapolis. Maybe it's 3%. Maybe even 4%. It's certainly not the vast majority of South Minneapolis. So where do (did) you live?
@Boyo Sosa Perhaps they're looking for some street cred by claiming they live in South Minneapolis, I don't know. One thing I do know is that there's a world of difference between living in Little Earth and living on Lake Harriet. I don't know how one can claim they're the same neighborhood.
U gotta be from MN to know compared to other hoods our shit look soft I won’t lie . I be greatful for our lil hood cuz places like Detroit , Baltimore ...shiieeettt
Exactly~ minneapolis is not as bad as those others...lol i live in anoka county myself, and hung out over north minneapolis as a teen, and been there many times as an adult.
@@JoshuaJerrell2024 right, and even then it isn't as bad as the other cities i seen. A few yrs ago i went to los angeles, and talk about trash! That whole city is worse then some of these other ones. Homeless everywhere, and trash and feces on the streets, it sure isnt as glamorous as whats dipicted in the movies..lol
Guap Getta True. That being said, BR has much worse looking parts than what Charlie drove through. But this video right here is about as bad as it gets in Minneapolis.
Russ Singh Not really Minneapolis gets way worse looking than this Charlie didn’t drive far enough down broadway than you would’ve seen bando homes and bando businesses with their windows boarded up, bullets holes through shit, trash ever where etc.
I stayed a few nights in north downtown Minneapolis. It was so hood. This project across the street from my hotel had cats outside all day and night. Big dice games at night. All sorts of characters. I dunno the city well but the north part of downtown was real rough
@@Fuzion180 I see, so he a vagrant or smth? Nothing against it, might seem like a good idea for a while, saves up money and all, but it gets me thinking.
I've been through Minneapolis a lot and have family there. Like others have commented, it's easily one of the tamest and cleanest areas/cities you've driven through and I would have to agree. It's got a lot of greenery and parks, a surprisingly liberal/cosmopolitan feel for a Midwestern city but still has a much lower cost of living compared to Chicago or NYC. I myself have thought I'd love to live there if it wasn't for the weather but then that's something my uncles likes to say "keeps the riffraff out". There's no way someone could be slumming it or aimlessly hanging out in the streets when several feet of snow can drop in a night and it becomes one of the coldest major cities in the country. Combine that with the Scandinavian and German heritage (Lutheran or nonreligious; minimalism, etc.) and it makes sense why it's a few bars above the drives through Detroit or Atlanta! haha
@@minerva3951 Maybe not phrased correctly, but most Lutherans are theologically moderate to liberal. And In Scandinavian countries where they come from, like Norway, some Lutheran churches were flying flags for the lgbt+ community as far back as the early 2000s. And the Lutheran church I visited w/ family had a female pastor/minister. So that's what I was getting at. It's undeniably going to have an effect on the culture of a city versus a southern city like Atlanta where baptists have influence there. Just my own observations really.
I went to Minnesota on a house boat for a week about 15 years ago. Border of Canada. On lakes, I caught 4 northern pike good size and some walleye. It was real nice
Yay Hay that’s because months before the shut down all the homelessness got moved to a new area they use to live by south Minneapolis the edge of a coming off freeway
After the 3 days of burning that the governor and mayors and the fucking police chief did nothing. 3 fucking days before they brought in national guard to help the cops. Oh yeah I should mention the mayors, governor and police chief are all democrats
I see you hit up Near North and Camden up in North. Anyway you can film E Lake St and the Powderhorn Park area? You should also hit up Frogtown in St. Paul (the area along University Ave), since Minnesota has TWO major cities instead of just one.
This tour of the infamous North Minneapolis neighborhood sure brings back some dark memories for me. I worked awake-overnights in a group home for SPMI adults located off of N Lyndale, and the memory of my first night working there that took place 11 years ago is still fresh in my mind. I remember half the Mpls. police force were summoned to surround the house next door to the group home where 4 armed gunmen were looking for a young mother who owed them drug money. The mother had conveniently left her four kids inside the house while she barged into the group home to use our phone to call the cops. I was working alone - the budget couldn't afford to hire a 2nd overnight staff - and was giving a client medication at the time, so I had no idea what was going on until I caught the woman using our phone. As the night progressed, things got even more bizarre with the woman, her four kids, her mother and the mother's boyfriend taking refuge in the group home, courtesy of the police who had no where else to put them (it WAS 2:00AM, after all; everyone else on the street was sleeping). A fistfight occurred between the woman and her mother in front of the children and my clients that the police paid no nevermind to. It wasn't until I screamed at the cops that I would not tolerate such behavior in a group home housing SPMI clients that one cop schlepped inside and handcuffed the woman while her mother stood there crying. It had been a cold winter night, and the children who were between the ages of four and twelve wore nothing but pjs and were barefoot. My clients were extraordinarily supportive, getting the kids warm clothes from their own closets and setting up board games for them to play. I was so proud of them! My shift was to end at 7:30am, but I was there until well after 9am writing out the incident report. If I hadn't needed the damn money to live on, I would have handed in my pink slip and headed west. Anyway, that's my darkest North Minneapolis memory, and I would spend the next 11 months driving to work through West Broadway and North Lyndale with my hair on end, because the violence and danger in the air was so thick, a pick axe couldn't penetrate it. I was all too glad to be out of there when the time came.
Cool video! I like the birds chirping and the 7up sign!!!! My friend from the north side introduced me to Jesus and my life's never been the same... thank you mike I live u bro
@itzsykez too much information dude! Keep your sexual experiences to yourself! The way you say it makes someone think you were being sexual with the same sex as you!
@@roadrunna0075 Kind of sounds like your racial profiling. Asian gangs are just as dangerous bro. Idk where you getting your sources from but you need to double check on that. As a matter of fact, majority of the Asian population in Minnesota lives in the capital city.
B Yang it’s the truth no one is scared of Asians who make fake gangs. Asian and Gang can’t be in the same sentence. Literally every other group in the twin cities is more threatening; Native Americans, African Americans, Somalis etc
I'm glad you came to Minnesota because it's a really slept on state people don't understand the violence in the fucked up shit that happens here you should stay here for the week because I seen you posted this video yesterday Minneapolis and st. Paul both can get crazy as hell!
Happy to have ya back. I'm also thinking that I'm going back. I thinking Detroit. I figure I need to join a community, instead of running after the next dollar somewhere else. I was also thinking about Minneapolis. People look happy there. Those girls who start a foot race at 3:12 for example. Where are you looking at going?
It's the other way around African Americans are moving away from midwest & east coast at an alarming rate, I was raised in Syracuse, NY born in Richmond, VA I wouldn't move back to Syracuse or midwest if my life depended on it....Unity for blacks will begin when we migrate back to the South.
TeachingTheCode you think people are happy in a city because some girls had a foot race? Do you know how many people have died on the same street they’re running on? If you want to move here I recommend most of the northeast side and the entire southeast side along with the suburbs. Stay clear of anything north or south of downtown.
Fairly well maintained hood. Met Council is planning to run streetcars on Broadway to spark more developments. Good job and thanks for bringing out the video. Enjoyed it.
platinumsweets Looks are deceiving don’t let a severe misjudgment cost you your life many of my out of town friends did the same thing and there not here anymore
platinumsweets hundreds of people get shot here and and thousands are robbed, we have one of the highest murder rates in the nation don’t get killed thinking the houses look nice, California and Florida hoods look clean but we all know what goes down, same here if not worse💯💯💯
@@guapgetta8959 I am from Brooklyn where the hood looks sleepy on you but don't you ever sleep..meaning dont you dare try walking at night and trust if you're not familiar in the area because they know outsiders by their dress code and that will cause a problem!..so that hood looked pretty decent comparing to the hood in Brooklyn NY..ijs!
platinumsweets Brooklyn been around for a while; and has row houses of course it’s going to look older and more run down, I’ve been to Flatbush, Brownsville etc it ain’t nothing as bad as when I stayed in north Minneapolis.
Around 4:52 when Charlie drove down an alley, some men were parked on the side and got out of a vehicle. The guy with the tan vest was looking Charlie over pretty good and it looks like he had something hidden in his left hand. I'm thinking it might have been a weapon, and he was trying to figure out if Charlie was friend, foe or neutral. Stay safe out there, Charlie!
LunaTwi01 And that’s their own fault they have the same opportunities that everybody else has to go to school and learn something but do they know so get off your fucking ass and do something with your life there are plenty of jobs out there quit crying about nothing
@@andrewkennedy-reagan3289 No south side has a few patches,but unless you are walking. It's completely safe to pass through them. North side on the other hand... if you drive deep in it at night you could wind up in trouble. Especially if you are white.
Thanks for the tour of North Minneapolis. I was there in 70s and empress it has grown. Lived most of my adult yrs in St. Paul. And just before the riots in Mpls, I moved to southern Iowa. All my best to all of the twin city area.
People that grew up in that "murderapolis" era hold onto it as a badge because we survived an extremely treacherous time. Never in the history of the city has it been that crime ridden but if you was there during them years and actually walked the streets in this tiny little city, you would know what it was like.
@@baltimorenative4108 check the stats goofy msp more dangerous then DC www.usatoday.com/picture-gallery/travel/experience/america/2018/10/17/25-most-dangerous-cities-america/1669467002/
glenn clark I respect that if you actually went through it. Almost every time I see someone say it or comment it on something it’s some young suburban white kid trying to make their city look hard and that’s what makes me upset.
Over 14 years ago I looked at a condo that was advertised in the classifieds in the Minneapolis Star/Tribune that was located on Aldrich Avenue that was located in a prime location there. When I brought this idea to my mother during the time the house I was living in was going up for sale she barked at me for that. Over a year and a half later I relocated to Bloomington where even though the cost of living was eating away at my bank account it was the place where I had the most satisfactory record of rental history in a place in the closest proximity where I always wanted to see firsthand what it was like living in that area of the Twin Cities where I also had the longest rental stay in history.
I was born and raised in Minnesota and spent a lot of time in the cities even though i didn't live there per say. The summers were beautiful and I have a lot of fond memories of the place. I haven't been back in years but from what I understand the city has changed a lot from what I remembered. The summers were awesome but I was never fond of winters up there. I have lived in the Tampa Bay area now for 30+ years and the thing I love about living in Florida are the "endless" summers.
DNutty26 hell nah the crime ain’t low it’s actually high, niggas be getting shot everyday, people get car jacked a lot ( MN has one of the heights rates in the country for gta) mfers get robbed and get they doors kicked in like everyday whoever told you that must not be from the north or south sides cuz it’s constantly something bad happening here the police be fucking wit niggas pulling em over and shooting em and all that bs
R32R38 that’s not even real people just realized Minnesota doesn’t have a slogan or anything to be remembered by so they made that up cuz people here make New Yorkers seem nice, honking can get you killed here🤦🏾♂️😂😂😂
tom lund There’s much more violent, blood thirsty gang bangin ass youth who have turned a lot of North and South Minneapolis neighborhoods in to full blown war zones at night here. This isn’t the Scandinavian heaven it used to be.
@@roadrunna0075 Way back in the 50's I grew up on 35th and Dupont-the heart of ''Murderapolis.'' But back then,kids slept outside or in screened in porches in the summer---walked to Folwell Park for night time sledding or skating. Biked all over with no fear. I hope I live long enough to see that the current residents have got their s--t together and are also able to live with no fear.
I used to live by 6th st and 22nd ave near W broadway in 2007-14, I remember those days were some of the best from my childhood. Back then there were many abandon houses near where I lived and many robberies. Today that area has been renovated so there are more jobs. I remember seeing cops dump bags of chips filled with gas, there by Lyndale Ave many drugs dealers were arrested. Occasionally you would find a few dimes and dubs lying around the bush somewhere and you take it for yourself haha. There used to be a few dog fighting houses near there too, and if you were unlucky you'd find yourself running in an alley with a pit chasing you. As a teenager guns became pretty common at a young age. People were willingly to sell you a firearm, though I never bought one myself. Back then North used to be nuts and kind of felt lawless, I'm just glad people are making the community there a better place.
Visiting this place for the first time you'd never expect something bad to happen or for this to be consider their parts of the hood. These neighbourhoods look way more nice than majority of the places I've seen on this channel.
I grew up in this area... 0:44 Use to be known location when I was a kid as a shoot out location between to Hmong Gangs in the past. Two block to the left of this street and a few block back was a school. The location where the Police shoot and kill a Hmong teen name Fong Lee. The police shoot him over 27 times stating he had a gun. But in the School video he had no gun. The big building to the left of the intersection corner was recently built. And behind that building is a Hmong store that's been their for years. Majority of the Hmong here have move out. 1:50 That school to the right of the video was the location where 15 years ago a Hmong teen out playing basketball at night by himself was attack and stab over 135 times by 13 black guys for his wallet that had 40 dollars. That Hmong teen that was kill. His relatives were Hmong A.C Gang and they went on a crazy retaliation. They track down the location of those black guys and kill 10 of the 13 black guys in their basement execution style. The other three black guys turn themselves in to get away from the Hmong Gang. 2:17 That hill is a park. 20 years ago that area was known for dumping bodies. Is a lot clean now... 2:29 this location up to that Broadway intersection is a well known location for shootout between the black people. This area is really active at night. This is also the area back in my younger days where I got arrested. Me and my buddies use to steal a lot of cars in these area 20+ years ago and sell the parts. We needed money to survive back then. We hit a car smack head on trying to get away. Never did that again and got out of that life style after that. 4:09 in this video you see a lot of black people. But in the past this area also had just as much of Hmong people too. 20 years ago the Asian Hmong Gang's and the Black Gang's here use to have conflicts in the past especially against the Black G.D gangs that the Hmong use to call Garbage Diggers. But eventually the beff between the two side settle down. The are later became the Hmong P.B gang territories. But 10 years ago knew Hmong refugees coming from over sea started to settle in this area. They also came with Gangs from Thailand and they started stirring up the area. They attacked everyone from the Hmong gang that's been here already to the black gang in the area. They were ruthless arriving from Thailand. But as fast as they came they were also push out just as fast. Some were arrested on murder charge and deported back. Some got scare of their crimes/deportation and fled to different states. Most took foot hold in St. Pual instead. After that I left these area to live in the suburbs. So I don't know what happen after that and what's been going on in this area. 7:08 this area have a lot of Hmong and mostly been good now compare to other part. But 20 years ago this area was extremely known for drug dealing and prostitution and broke down abandon house. Is so much better now... 7:52 this is more of the out skirt of the ghetto now. This area is pretty safe. These large building on Broadway Street was recently built cleaning up the area. 8:56 This intersection always have car crash. Also a known shootout location. This area have been clean up so much... 9:18 that long building to the right was recently built. In the past their was multiple broke down abandon house their. The area was known for homeless hang out and drug dealing and prostitution. Those abandon building was also known for bodies dumping. The area was so bad that the city decided to demolition the entire abandon house. And for the longest time the area was just a open field until this building was built on it. 9:40 the building to the left is Northpoint hospital clinic. This area 20+ years ago was known for shoot out between asian Hmong Gangs. 10 years ago was totally under the Hmong P.B Gang control. Now I don't know.... because a lot of Hmong have move out to the suburbs now that most Hmong have become wealthy now. But seeing these area now I'm happy of the direction this area have become. Because this place 20+ years ago was so much worser. This area back in the days were known as Murderapolis
About the worst looking thing you’ll find in Minnesota is a lawn that hasn’t been mowed in 2 weeks. Haha. Even the worst areas have no garbage in the streets.
Then we trap inside so crackheads are still driving and walking through snow to get to these places...Oh how I love and hate the Midwest hoods at the same damn time!
How peace is the street when you started the video. What is the name of that street, please?? Its my dream to live in a place like that. I am new here on your channel. Thank you for uploaded!!! Xx Brazil 🇧🇷
The hood in north side Minneapolis is in good shape cause there's plenty of jobs available. Unlike Detroit where jobs were outsourced to other country. Minneapolis have a lot of jobs ranging from blue to white collar and expanding. Twin cities isn't dependent on one industry. We are a multi industry city.
Lived there for 35 years. You missed the projects on the North side I lived in a high rise behind the wall. Just off the freeway North of the farmers market.
Im confused what u mean by close to hood areas... Like where he filmed at merlin liquor literally had an open air drug market up until about a year ago.. n the gas station right across the street.. known of so many people getting shot there.. that lil area right behind the liquor store/needle exchange is where a lot of the action is in the north side
Never liked being on West Broadway. I've had young kids roll tires into the road as cars drove by. But best $50 couch I ever got was from there. Wish the city would help fix the houses ruined by that tornado years ago....
Was glad you passed by El Amin fish shop. My dad brought me there all the time as a kid. My grandparents lived on 26th and Girard in the Jordan neighborhood. Last time I drove through there 40% of the houses had been leveled.
Im relocating to Minneapolis for work end of the Summer... I currently live in Charlotte, NC......... For as much as Ive read about the bad parts of Minneapolis... If this is the worst they have to offer, its really not that bad. Not a flex on what cities "hoods" are the worst. But this just looks like an older part of the city with a higher concentration of black people...🤷🏿♂️
for some perspective, I lived in the vicinity of James Ave North and 25th Street thirty some years ago. A few hundred homicides have occurred within a six block radius of that locale over the decades since.
34 and Lyndale is where that ass hole rear-ended me and tried to get away. Ended up crashing into a street lamp and fleeing on foot. Never did get any insurance money from that!
Hi, Charlie from Russia) Sorry, my English (Google) I Have a question (it shocks me) - why are houses made of cheap boards and foam lined with cheap tiles worth hundreds of thousands and millions of dollars? I only see this explanation - if the house is cheap (at the true price) - the person will not take out the loan, he will just earn and buy the house) And the banks will suck) This is bad for the owners of the banks) So there are 300,000 financial slaves and satisfied bankers)) This is a great system) For bankers) Am I right? ) I'm even afraid to imagine how rich the owners of banks controlling the credit market in the US are, because almost everyone in the United States, as far as I've heard, has several loans)
Not really understanding what you're talking about. All I can tell you is the cheaper houses are made of wood and the more expensive ones are made of bricks and concrete.
@@CharlieBo313 I'm talking about the EXTREME discrepancy between the price of the material and the price of the house for sale. I would call this - EXPENSIVE homes made of tree of and VERY EXPENSIVE made of stone ) the US - this not Saudi Arabia where there is no tree of - you have enough forests but the price homes prohibitive. I see this as a large profit builders, land owners, state (taxes) and most importantly ! - credit system where converge all the roads of the maze ) If I tell you the price of the houses made of wood (and other materials ) in Russia, then you'll be very surprised. Even given the higher salaries in the US - the situation is not in your favor )
@@Saint696AngerFor example - a new capital house of 220 m2 (open floor plan without interior partitions) , 20 miles from Moscow, without interior decoration, concrete and foam concrete blocks, with a gas pipe and a plot of 6 acres - 15 million rubles - is 230 000 $. Let me remind you - IT's NEAR MOSCOW, it's a very good place ! How much price a house like this cost 20 miles from New-York or Los-Angeles ?
Bunch of murders happen in these parts. A firefighter was shot and killed somewhat recently up in Northside. Looks clean but a lot of bloodshed happens.
People be bragging about how their hood looks worse...
My hood in northern Minnesota is an area 3 times bigger than this hood and has 2 houses on it. Just how I love it.
Right that's the dumbest shit I ever seen
My hood is the best worse of them all
Connor Carlson Back in the day they made it seem like Minneapolis didn't have no black people just whites.Even that Ice Cube song back in the day where he said I bought a house next to Prince now we can kick it.Basicly was saying Prince was the only black dude there and Kirby Puckett who use to play for the Twins
Chuck Chilla Kirby Puckett lived in Brooklyn park,I personally went to his house stayed around the corner from my girlfriend at the time
First off if you from mpls (northside, southside) St Paul (eastside) you know to go out at night to see what that action about
Just Johnny frfr😳
East side St. Paul/ Dayton’s bluff ain’t no joke
Haley Raee yea I used to live there when I was like 4-7 and in my apts girls were getting kidnapped and one time a lady got stabbed 30 to death and another time me and some friends were taking out the trash we seen a dead girl in her robe 😣
nhoja thomas ‼️ there was just a shooting in the middle of the day when kids are getting off the bus from school last week 🙁 just seems to keep getting worse
Haley Raee yea where I live now is in the midway and they’ve been shooting a lot lately last night I herd yelling gunshots
Most sanitized looking hood I've seen on your videos
😂😂😂 sanitized🤣🤣🤣
C A Vision Banta it’s like LA looks nice but is crazy
C A Vision Banta Trust me it’s bad, I know too many people that got murdered out there. Usually you have to be involved in the gang life to get hurt though. I heard gun shots every day living over north
I know looks can be deceiving and doesn't mean the crime isn't high. However saying that, the way the north side looks, many of cities best areas don't always look this nice!
@Sir Cartier When comparing to Canadian cities, we will almost always lose when it comes to city cleanliness!
Title should read, "North Minneapolis Minnesota Hoods" as this was completely shot in North Minneapolis.
The rest of Minneapolis is pretty nice. Can confirm: lives in Minneapolis.
@Boyo Sosa The chain of lakes are in south Minneapolis. So living near the chain of lakes isn't nice?
@Boyo Sosa I live in south Minneapolis. My neighborhood as well as the vast majority of south Minneapolis is very nice. Sure, we're not without crime, but it's far less frequent than you imply it is. There is a part of south Minneapolis that's pretty bad, but that's maybe 2% of south Minneapolis. I'm not trying to not bring up anything. I've live here for 45 years. I'm just telling it like it is.
@Boyo Sosa Cedar Riverside is part of South Minneapolis? I've never heard of anyone who lives in Cedar Riverside say they live in South Minneapolis. Oh sure, technically, it's in Minneapolis and it's slightly south (mostly east) of downtown Minneapolis but if you're going to call Cedar Riverside part of south Minneapolis, you may as well call the entire south section of downtown Minneapolis part of South Minneapolis. Little Earth (Cedar), 41st, Chicago, and Franklin. You just laid out a 12x20 block area (240 blocks) which I said was 2% of South Minneapolis. Maybe it's 3%. Maybe even 4%. It's certainly not the vast majority of South Minneapolis. So where do (did) you live?
@Boyo Sosa Perhaps they're looking for some street cred by claiming they live in South Minneapolis, I don't know. One thing I do know is that there's a world of difference between living in Little Earth and living on Lake Harriet. I don't know how one can claim they're the same neighborhood.
U gotta be from MN to know compared to other hoods our shit look soft I won’t lie . I be greatful for our lil hood cuz places like Detroit , Baltimore ...shiieeettt
Vicious Saito u right down the block 💯 I just brought a sack over there 👉🏽
Exactly~ minneapolis is not as bad as those others...lol i live in anoka county myself, and hung out over north minneapolis as a teen, and been there many times as an adult.
Stacey kriesel Saint Paul looks worse then Minneapolis I feel like
@@JoshuaJerrell2024 right, and even then it isn't as bad as the other cities i seen.
A few yrs ago i went to los angeles, and talk about trash! That whole city is worse then some of these other ones. Homeless everywhere, and trash and feces on the streets, it sure isnt as glamorous as whats dipicted in the movies..lol
Stacey kriesel lol feces ??? Shit I ain’t expect that to be everywhere
It doesn’t look bad , but ppl are on that dog food and meth out here. There’s od’s every day . Even the burbs got tweakers heavy .
It’s getting sketchy in the burbs too
@@owlknickerknots2607 meth meth meth!
@@gens0kyo Gotta love that meth.
Dead ass my neighbor 100% summed up perfectly
Id rather deal with a junkie than a tweaker any day. Tweakers sketch me tf out
Good video born raised in Minneapolis looks can be deceiving I’m leave it like dat every city has a ghetto
Fr mane
I’m frm Brooklyn Park n they got hoods or ghettos there too buh I’m glad we moved out when u was young but I’m still right across from the hood tho
Yup its getting real bad here
Minneapolis is sweet af nbs its the burbs to me
@@tylercampbell830 Ain’t been here then.
Minneapolis hoods are pretty chill looking.
Russ Singh that’s what everybody said about the Baton Rouge LA video but both Minneapolis and Baton Rouge have lots of shootings and robberies
Guap Getta True. That being said, BR has much worse looking parts than what Charlie drove through. But this video right here is about as bad as it gets in Minneapolis.
Russ Singh Not really Minneapolis gets way worse looking than this Charlie didn’t drive far enough down broadway than you would’ve seen bando homes and bando businesses with their windows boarded up, bullets holes through shit, trash ever where etc.
@@applejuice5635 He barely drove through the hood
Till night time. Shit always gun fire
Damn I never thought to look for my city on RUclips 😂
Am frm ja but I lived in North Minneapolis it's fun ova ere 💯💯💯😘☝️
This city dry 😂😂
@jjthajet21 j used too. Born there
Doota Man94 your city dry🤷🏾♂️
Right
I stayed a few nights in north downtown Minneapolis. It was so hood. This project across the street from my hotel had cats outside all day and night. Big dice games at night. All sorts of characters. I dunno the city well but the north part of downtown was real rough
Charlie is all over the USA damn
Ikr. What does he even work with? Other than these videos?
@@RenegadeShepard69 I think he is a full time RUclipsr. His car is his office! So many milessss
@@Fuzion180 I see, so he a vagrant or smth? Nothing against it, might seem like a good idea for a while, saves up money and all, but it gets me thinking.
@@RenegadeShepard69 I have no idea! but he loves driving, and if he enjoys it then that's totally cool
I know Right - amazin
Minneapolis stand up!!!!!! I love my city. From broadway to Penn to Lyndale and Lyndale to Lowry!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️🥰
I lived in North Minneapolis from 1992-2002. I live in North Carolina now. Has 32nd and Colfax gotten bad? That was my old neighborhood.
@@davidculp1238 yes
i live on the corner 24th and lyndale in that little apartment trynaeet up i can clap them cheeks all night long
@@youngstunna4549 Well, good for you.
Are the black people there all Somalian?
I use to live in Minneapolis..it's the nicest city I've ever live in.
Cassity Felix one of the highest taxes in the nation.
How do you like it now?
@@thegoldennuggetyt 😅😭😂
Stop lying your from the burbs
I have never been there, but love what I am seeing.
I've been through Minneapolis a lot and have family there. Like others have commented, it's easily one of the tamest and cleanest areas/cities you've driven through and I would have to agree. It's got a lot of greenery and parks, a surprisingly liberal/cosmopolitan feel for a Midwestern city but still has a much lower cost of living compared to Chicago or NYC. I myself have thought I'd love to live there if it wasn't for the weather but then that's something my uncles likes to say "keeps the riffraff out". There's no way someone could be slumming it or aimlessly hanging out in the streets when several feet of snow can drop in a night and it becomes one of the coldest major cities in the country. Combine that with the Scandinavian and German heritage (Lutheran or nonreligious; minimalism, etc.) and it makes sense why it's a few bars above the drives through Detroit or Atlanta! haha
Liberal religions? Lmao really?
hue toob yea learn the lingo Wolfgang
@@minerva3951 Maybe not phrased correctly, but most Lutherans are theologically moderate to liberal. And In Scandinavian countries where they come from, like Norway, some Lutheran churches were flying flags for the lgbt+ community as far back as the early 2000s. And the Lutheran church I visited w/ family had a female pastor/minister. So that's what I was getting at. It's undeniably going to have an effect on the culture of a city versus a southern city like Atlanta where baptists have influence there. Just my own observations really.
@@kanek2534 Some of the most dangerous cities have freezing winters ie. Chicago, Detroit, Milwaukee, Clevelend etc
@@kasjamm True! I guess those ones slipped my mind. I know Chicago can get nasty in the winter.
I went to Minnesota on a house boat for a week about 15 years ago. Border of Canada. On lakes, I caught 4 northern pike good size and some walleye. It was real nice
The fishing here is damn nice.
John C that’s a completely different part of the state than where he’s at right now
Guap Getta just a tad different 😂😂
u were in minnesota but not minneapolis and shit getting gentrified so it look different
@@mouskiluv Same as the cities around here, even Washington DC is getting gentrified..
Just because the hoods looks clean doesn't mean there no crime or gang activity Mineapolis has one of the highest crime rates in the US.
No it doesn’t 😭😭😭
@@jerrybandz9164 yea it does
Lies😂😂😂
Minneapolis has a new look to it.... should do another video
Anthony W go down W Broadway and kmart area
It looks exactly the same. A few stores on ONE block got burned down and the media just focused on that. This is a HUGE city.
Nick J yeah but there’s literal fucking homeless encampments at nokomis and lake Harriet which were considered very nice parks
Yay Hay that’s because months before the shut down all the homelessness got moved to a new area they use to live by south Minneapolis the edge of a coming off freeway
After the 3 days of burning that the governor and mayors and the fucking police chief did nothing. 3 fucking days before they brought in national guard to help the cops. Oh yeah I should mention the mayors, governor and police chief are all democrats
I see you hit up Near North and Camden up in North. Anyway you can film E Lake St and the Powderhorn Park area? You should also hit up Frogtown in St. Paul (the area along University Ave), since Minnesota has TWO major cities instead of just one.
Geo Powderhorn Park is NOT the hood lol ... south side native hood is the HOOD
Frogtown lowkey is worse than North and Phillips in Midtown is high-key worse than North if u ask me
@@urolderbrother I concur. My Mom had a friend who used to live in Frogtown and he'd hear shootings all the time.
Mak wabe powderhorn is hood asf a lot of people get shot and killed out there
urolderbrother Nah u got twisted it’s Northside is the worst, then it’s midtown, and then east Saint Paul, and last is frogtown
people say its the best looking hood they have ever seen on all of charlies videos.
My uncle lived in the hood in north minneapolis until his death last year. Wasn't the safest place, but every house and yard looked nice 🙂
This tour of the infamous North Minneapolis neighborhood sure brings back some dark memories for me. I worked awake-overnights in a group home for SPMI adults located off of N Lyndale, and the memory of my first night working there that took place 11 years ago is still fresh in my mind. I remember half the Mpls. police force were summoned to surround the house next door to the group home where 4 armed gunmen were looking for a young mother who owed them drug money. The mother had conveniently left her four kids inside the house while she barged into the group home to use our phone to call the cops. I was working alone - the budget couldn't afford to hire a 2nd overnight staff - and was giving a client medication at the time, so I had no idea what was going on until I caught the woman using our phone. As the night progressed, things got even more bizarre with the woman, her four kids, her mother and the mother's boyfriend taking refuge in the group home, courtesy of the police who had no where else to put them (it WAS 2:00AM, after all; everyone else on the street was sleeping). A fistfight occurred between the woman and her mother in front of the children and my clients that the police paid no nevermind to. It wasn't until I screamed at the cops that I would not tolerate such behavior in a group home housing SPMI clients that one cop schlepped inside and handcuffed the woman while her mother stood there crying. It had been a cold winter night, and the children who were between the ages of four and twelve wore nothing but pjs and were barefoot. My clients were extraordinarily supportive, getting the kids warm clothes from their own closets and setting up board games for them to play. I was so proud of them! My shift was to end at 7:30am, but I was there until well after 9am writing out the incident report. If I hadn't needed the damn money to live on, I would have handed in my pink slip and headed west. Anyway, that's my darkest North Minneapolis memory, and I would spend the next 11 months driving to work through West Broadway and North Lyndale with my hair on end, because the violence and danger in the air was so thick, a pick axe couldn't penetrate it. I was all too glad to be out of there when the time came.
Great culture
Sounds like another Tuesday in Camden
@@twondagreat8893 🤣👍😉
Buddy in the red pants was trying to tell you he had that smoke. 🤣🤣 smh
Twice
lol. had to rewind, i was wondering why he was mugging so hard the first time.
Loud... loud 🤣🤣
That whole hood was on some red shit
He prolly selling rocks honestly
Cool video! I like the birds chirping and the 7up sign!!!! My friend from the north side introduced me to Jesus and my life's never been the same... thank you mike I live u bro
You driving around gives me nostalgia as I used to be a school bus driver for that area.
Good times.
Shout out to Rhymesayers Ent.
Finally Minneapolis thanks for the ride Charlie.
@itzsykez hahahaha cool story bro
@itzsykez too much information dude! Keep your sexual experiences to yourself! The way you say it makes someone think you were being sexual with the same sex as you!
You're bissexual ...next
@itzsykez I didnt know the hood was so gay..
itzsykez nigga what😭😂😂
That hood looks like a Philadelphia suburb🤣🤣🤣
lol forreal now the Hood of Philadelphia we gotta talk about
Minnesota is a quiet place with barely any drama it’s a very good place to relax and go fishing
Still stand on that ?
Minnesota yeah, not Minneapolis though.
Minneapolis got wayy worse nowaddays
Not the citys bro. Not the citys at all
You must be a hockey person
Every state you go to you just know when you’re in the hood.
Every major citie got a hood
What’s ur Ig
Daley and university in St Paul is a rough Asian crime rate as well. I can't even use a bath room in a public restaurant over there.
meanqueenvvvvv the Asians in Saint Paul are nerds who scatter when they see black people. Niggas from Chicago made Saint Paul violent
@@roadrunna0075
Kind of sounds like your racial profiling. Asian gangs are just as dangerous bro. Idk where you getting your sources from but you need to double check on that. As a matter of fact, majority of the Asian population in Minnesota lives in the capital city.
B Yang it’s the truth no one is scared of Asians who make fake gangs. Asian and Gang can’t be in the same sentence. Literally every other group in the twin cities is more threatening; Native Americans, African Americans, Somalis etc
I'm glad you came to Minnesota because it's a really slept on state people don't understand the violence in the fucked up shit that happens here you should stay here for the week because I seen you posted this video yesterday Minneapolis and st. Paul both can get crazy as hell!
It’s called murderapolis for a reason. Sad what’s happening
Thanks for uploading this.
Beautiful city, even the bad areas of town look good. Very little litter, well maintained roads, and respectful residents. Winter sucks though.
Sam Digisphere360 we clean up and maintained well but the crime is crazy tho on the north side
Sam Digisphere360 The bad areas see hundreds of shootings stop misleading out of towners
Definitely not well maintained roads🤣you talk to any real Minnesotan that’s one of their first complaints lmao
The way it looks don't mean nothing. There's nothing nice about some the stuff that happens in North Minneapolis.
@@218music the roads broke my trucks radio😒
Who’s here bc of what happened there
These hoods looks nice compared to most other hoods I've seen
I love the Midwest. Had enough of the South and East Coast Everyone’s moving back “home”. Headed to the Great North. Change of scenery.
Happy to have ya back. I'm also thinking that I'm going back. I thinking Detroit. I figure I need to join a community, instead of running after the next dollar somewhere else. I was also thinking about Minneapolis. People look happy there. Those girls who start a foot race at 3:12 for example. Where are you looking at going?
It's the other way around African Americans are moving away from midwest & east coast at an alarming rate, I was raised in Syracuse, NY born in Richmond, VA I wouldn't move back to Syracuse or midwest if my life depended on it....Unity for blacks will begin when we migrate back to the South.
@@taecamperva nah to much of the south is rural one stop light cities an town's
TeachingTheCode I’m from SC. I’ve lived in the south my whole life. Visted other regions of the country but it’s something about the Midwest
TeachingTheCode you think people are happy in a city because some girls had a foot race? Do you know how many people have died on the same street they’re running on? If you want to move here I recommend most of the northeast side and the entire southeast side along with the suburbs. Stay clear of anything north or south of downtown.
Fairly well maintained hood. Met Council is planning to run streetcars on Broadway to spark more developments. Good job and thanks for bringing out the video. Enjoyed it.
If this is the hood I would like to see the suburbs!..this hood look pretty decent and clean! 😊
platinumsweets Looks are deceiving don’t let a severe misjudgment cost you your life many of my out of town friends did the same thing and there not here anymore
platinumsweets hundreds of people get shot here and and thousands are robbed, we have one of the highest murder rates in the nation don’t get killed thinking the houses look nice, California and Florida hoods look clean but we all know what goes down, same here if not worse💯💯💯
@@guapgetta8959 I am from Brooklyn where the hood looks sleepy on you but don't you ever sleep..meaning dont you dare try walking at night and trust if you're not familiar in the area because they know outsiders by their dress code and that will cause a problem!..so that hood looked pretty decent comparing to the hood in Brooklyn NY..ijs!
platinumsweets Brooklyn been around for a while; and has row houses of course it’s going to look older and more run down, I’ve been to Flatbush, Brownsville etc it ain’t nothing as bad as when I stayed in north Minneapolis.
@@roadrunna0075 nope we more of the city..those places are more like bushes/wild life to us!..you can't compare the city with the country! 😊
Facts. When people gotta keep trying to convince you their city is "hood" usually means it ain't. You should be proud your hood dont look like trash.
You wouldn't walk the North side alone at night. If you did you'd be a victim.
Lowkey south Minneapolis near lake st and 94 looks a lot more run down than north Minneapolis
94 don't run through Lake st. You're thinking 35W
Around 4:52 when Charlie drove down an alley, some men were parked on the side and got out of a vehicle. The guy with the tan vest was looking Charlie over pretty good and it looks like he had something hidden in his left hand. I'm thinking it might have been a weapon, and he was trying to figure out if Charlie was friend, foe or neutral. Stay safe out there, Charlie!
Yeah those cats look super suspect like who TF is this dude??? Gotta be extra careful riding around all these random hoods worldwide.... 🙏🏾😳
Considering being one of the worst cities for blacks in terms of achievement and income gap and poverty, unemployment, and incarceration rates.
LunaTwi01 And that’s their own fault they have the same opportunities that everybody else has to go to school and learn something but do they know so get off your fucking ass and do something with your life there are plenty of jobs out there quit crying about nothing
Most ghetto hoods are NorthSide Mpls and EastSide St Paul. Tales of the TWO Cities.
TheOnlyOne South Minneapolis is the bad ghetto nowadays. In the 90s it was N side.
@@andrewkennedy-reagan3289 No south side has a few patches,but unless you are walking. It's completely safe to pass through them. North side on the other hand... if you drive deep in it at night you could wind up in trouble. Especially if you are white.
Now just imagine this place burning like it is right now...
@MEMENZO you expect me to know Minneapolis front and back?
@MEMENZO you really that mad over a comment on the internet 😭😭😭
Thanks for the tour of North Minneapolis. I was there in 70s and empress it has grown. Lived most of my adult yrs in St. Paul. And just before the riots in Mpls, I moved to southern Iowa. All my best to all of the twin city area.
We weren’t once called “Murder-apolis” aka the murder ap for nothing
Big Blunt Blowing once called. It isn’t nearly as bad now. I don’t know why people love holding onto that.
People that grew up in that "murderapolis" era hold onto it as a badge because we survived an extremely treacherous time. Never in the history of the city has it been that crime ridden but if you was there during them years and actually walked the streets in this tiny little city, you would know what it was like.
Minneapolis is soft compared to D.C. and Baltimore.
@@baltimorenative4108 check the stats goofy msp more dangerous then DC www.usatoday.com/picture-gallery/travel/experience/america/2018/10/17/25-most-dangerous-cities-america/1669467002/
glenn clark I respect that if you actually went through it. Almost every time I see someone say it or comment it on something it’s some young suburban white kid trying to make their city look hard and that’s what makes me upset.
Over 14 years ago I looked at a condo that was advertised in the classifieds in the Minneapolis Star/Tribune that was located on Aldrich Avenue that was located in a prime location there. When I brought this idea to my mother during the time the house I was living in was going up for sale she barked at me for that. Over a year and a half later I relocated to Bloomington where even though the cost of living was eating away at my bank account it was the place where I had the most satisfactory record of rental history in a place in the closest proximity where I always wanted to see firsthand what it was like living in that area of the Twin Cities where I also had the longest rental stay in history.
thats crazy, i just saw one of my relatives house in the vid
I was born and raised in Minnesota and spent a lot of time in the cities even though i didn't live there per say. The summers were beautiful and I have a lot of fond memories of the place. I haven't been back in years but from what I understand the city has changed a lot from what I remembered. The summers were awesome but I was never fond of winters up there. I have lived in the Tampa Bay area now for 30+ years and the thing I love about living in Florida are the "endless" summers.
This is the nicest looking hood i've ever seen
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Luigis Blood did u even watch da whole video? And what does that mean? Not shit
Why don't you go get a house in North Minneapolis than? It's super cheap. And after all it's super safe right?
Best looking hood I've ever seen lol
DNutty26 it’s not the looks that make it bad but the murders and shootouts and shit like south central LA
@@guapgetta8959 man I'm from Detroit this ain't shit compared to Detroit, South Central not even worse then Detroit
DNutty26 Im not from Detroit so idk what happens there but I’m making a point by comparing to LA hoods because the look nice as well but are crazy
@@guapgetta8959 yeah that's true LA have a lot of gangs I heard the crime in Minnesota is low from what I heard
DNutty26 hell nah the crime ain’t low it’s actually high, niggas be getting shot everyday, people get car jacked a lot ( MN has one of the heights rates in the country for gta) mfers get robbed and get they doors kicked in like everyday whoever told you that must not be from the north or south sides cuz it’s constantly something bad happening here the police be fucking wit niggas pulling em over and shooting em and all that bs
minneapolis doesn't have hoods. it has a crime pocket, but no hoods. people say denver has no hoods, it has one and it's gentrified.
Cmon man.... I'm from MN. That ain't no hood. Take a drive to Lake Street or Maryland Ave in St Paul. Even Lake Street area.
Maryland Avenue ain’t that bad, Payne and arcade st are worse
Fuck st paul MINNEAPOLIS BITCH WE RUN THE STATE
Thanks for the ride homie
People be forgetting theirs literally suburbs in Chicago that’ll be looking nice, but folks be shooting and getting into all sort of sh*t..
Film St Paul, Minnesota next!
Ikr, frogtown lol
Yesss
videoed at 7am on a sunday lol.
try this June on a friday. people will be on the street and why isnt franklin to lake street on here
I'm going to guess that the famous Minnesota Nice is lacking in those 'hoods.
R32R38 that’s not even real people just realized Minnesota doesn’t have a slogan or anything to be remembered by so they made that up cuz people here make New Yorkers seem nice, honking can get you killed here🤦🏾♂️😂😂😂
No there are very nice people in every hood here...
tom lund There’s much more violent, blood thirsty gang bangin ass youth who have turned a lot of North and South Minneapolis neighborhoods in to full blown war zones at night here. This isn’t the Scandinavian heaven it used to be.
Minnesota nice is for everybody
@@roadrunna0075 Way back in the 50's I grew up on 35th and Dupont-the heart of ''Murderapolis.'' But back then,kids slept outside or in screened in porches in the summer---walked to Folwell Park for night time sledding or skating. Biked all over with no fear. I hope I live long enough to see that the current residents have got their s--t together and are also able to live with no fear.
I used to live by 6th st and 22nd ave near W broadway in 2007-14, I remember those days were some of the best from my childhood. Back then there were many abandon houses near where I lived and many robberies. Today that area has been renovated so there are more jobs. I remember seeing cops dump bags of chips filled with gas, there by Lyndale Ave many drugs dealers were arrested. Occasionally you would find a few dimes and dubs lying around the bush somewhere and you take it for yourself haha. There used to be a few dog fighting houses near there too, and if you were unlucky you'd find yourself running in an alley with a pit chasing you. As a teenager guns became pretty common at a young age. People were willingly to sell you a firearm, though I never bought one myself. Back then North used to be nuts and kind of felt lawless, I'm just glad people are making the community there a better place.
Visiting this place for the first time you'd never expect something bad to happen or for this to be consider their parts of the hood. These neighbourhoods look way more nice than majority of the places I've seen on this channel.
I grew up in this area...
0:44 Use to be known location when I was a kid as a shoot out location between to Hmong Gangs in the past.
Two block to the left of this street and a few block back was a school. The location where the Police shoot and kill a Hmong teen name Fong Lee. The police shoot him over 27 times stating he had a gun. But in the School video he had no gun.
The big building to the left of the intersection corner was recently built. And behind that building is a Hmong store that's been their for years. Majority of the Hmong here have move out.
1:50 That school to the right of the video was the location where 15 years ago a Hmong teen out playing basketball at night by himself was attack and stab over 135 times by 13 black guys for his wallet that had 40 dollars. That Hmong teen that was kill. His relatives were Hmong A.C Gang and they went on a crazy retaliation. They track down the location of those black guys and kill 10 of the 13 black guys in their basement execution style. The other three black guys turn themselves in to get away from the Hmong Gang.
2:17 That hill is a park. 20 years ago that area was known for dumping bodies. Is a lot clean now...
2:29 this location up to that Broadway intersection is a well known location for shootout between the black people. This area is really active at night. This is also the area back in my younger days where I got arrested. Me and my buddies use to steal a lot of cars in these area 20+ years ago and sell the parts. We needed money to survive back then. We hit a car smack head on trying to get away. Never did that again and got out of that life style after that.
4:09 in this video you see a lot of black people. But in the past this area also had just as much of Hmong people too. 20 years ago the Asian Hmong Gang's and the Black Gang's here use to have conflicts in the past especially against the Black G.D gangs that the Hmong use to call Garbage Diggers.
But eventually the beff between the two side settle down. The are later became the Hmong P.B gang territories.
But 10 years ago knew Hmong refugees coming from over sea started to settle in this area. They also came with Gangs from Thailand and they started stirring up the area. They attacked everyone from the Hmong gang that's been here already to the black gang in the area. They were ruthless arriving from Thailand. But as fast as they came they were also push out just as fast. Some were arrested on murder charge and deported back. Some got scare of their crimes/deportation and fled to different states. Most took foot hold in St. Pual instead. After that I left these area to live in the suburbs. So I don't know what happen after that and what's been going on in this area.
7:08 this area have a lot of Hmong and mostly been good now compare to other part. But 20 years ago this area was extremely known for drug dealing and prostitution and broke down abandon house. Is so much better now...
7:52 this is more of the out skirt of the ghetto now. This area is pretty safe. These large building on Broadway Street was recently built cleaning up the area.
8:56 This intersection always have car crash. Also a known shootout location. This area have been clean up so much...
9:18 that long building to the right was recently built. In the past their was multiple broke down abandon house their. The area was known for homeless hang out and drug dealing and prostitution. Those abandon building was also known for bodies dumping. The area was so bad that the city decided to demolition the entire abandon house. And for the longest time the area was just a open field until this building was built on it.
9:40 the building to the left is Northpoint hospital clinic. This area 20+ years ago was known for shoot out between asian Hmong Gangs. 10 years ago was totally under the Hmong P.B Gang control. Now I don't know.... because a lot of Hmong have move out to the suburbs now that most Hmong have become wealthy now.
But seeing these area now I'm happy of the direction this area have become. Because this place 20+ years ago was so much worser. This area back in the days were known as Murderapolis
@@hmong_keeb_kwm did they pass riverside in this video?? I heard there's a lot of noise out there
properties look ok but its the crime. its everywhere.
MPLS hoods look friendly but aren't. They ofc aren't as bad as like St Louis or LA.
Go live there for week Andy you'll be calling mommy to come get you
Moved out of mpls 35 years ago. Moved 50 miles north. So nice to be in a nice peaceful place. Don't regret it at all.
I'm here because of the current riots
About the worst looking thing you’ll find in Minnesota is a lawn that hasn’t been mowed in 2 weeks. Haha. Even the worst areas have no garbage in the streets.
you should go there in january...not a sole will be found outside....
Nah they will all have jackets on and having to walk to the gas station. The conviennent stores are always active.
Then we trap inside so crackheads are still driving and walking through snow to get to these places...Oh how I love and hate the Midwest hoods at the same damn time!
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Jed Knutson no der just ice fishin don’tcha know?
Jed Knutson no der just ice fishin don’tcha know?
How peace is the street when you started the video. What is the name of that street, please?? Its my dream to live in a place like that. I am new here on your channel. Thank you for uploaded!!! Xx Brazil 🇧🇷
The name of street in minute 0:00 and the 0:28 PLEASE SOMEONE TO TELL ME
@@coldwindblowing look like it say N. 33rd Av
The hood in north side Minneapolis is in good shape cause there's plenty of jobs available. Unlike Detroit where jobs were outsourced to other country. Minneapolis have a lot of jobs ranging from blue to white collar and expanding. Twin cities isn't dependent on one industry. We are a multi industry city.
Nothing worse than living in the hood when it’s -50 degrees every winter
50 tyson is from Minnesota
It gets too cold in Minnesota for hoods to not be well kept. People would be dying from frostbite more than gunshots if those homes weren't kept right
I wanted to move there once.. but The Winters are Treacherous 🥶 🥶 🥶
missKushite if you was tryna move there the winters would’ve been the least of yo problems trust me
missKushite Are you trying to get shot or robbed😂😂😂🤦🏾♂️💯
Bala Bala if they an out of towner they finna get lost and end up in the hood anyway😂😂
Minneapolis is tricky asl🤣
missKushite trust me the gangs in North Minneapolis chill in the winter but the moment it 70 degrees it’s a war zone
Wear a hat and jacket as well as some decent boots
This is so cool. I’m from Lake Street. 38th & Lake 31st & Clinton to 27th & Grand and back. All day every day!
It's pretty sketchy to walk through some of them places at night
Bout damn time!! Man I love my city❤️❤️ Norfsiiiide!🤪🤪
Mac Junior yaw bloods and crips up there?
Westend KC Got bloods, crips and pretty much all the Chicago gangs up here
Mac Junior yea but yaw ain’t really got no bad bitches up there fareal! 😭 they all in Milwaukee and St. Paul! LOL..
Westend KC 😂🤣😂🤣😂 funny as heeell
Westend KC foe u really gon do us like that😂
I’m just patiently waiting for you to come to OMAHA NEBRASKA
I love Omaha. My grandma lived there near the zoo.
Lived there for 35 years. You missed the projects on the North side I lived in a high rise behind the wall. Just off the freeway North of the farmers market.
Yup, Olson Memorial Highway.
These places are close to "hood" areas. But why are you going around the main areas like all these places are dry my guy.
Im confused what u mean by close to hood areas... Like where he filmed at merlin liquor literally had an open air drug market up until about a year ago.. n the gas station right across the street.. known of so many people getting shot there.. that lil area right behind the liquor store/needle exchange is where a lot of the action is in the north side
Never liked being on West Broadway. I've had young kids roll tires into the road as cars drove by. But best $50 couch I ever got was from there. Wish the city would help fix the houses ruined by that tornado years ago....
DAMN you in my hood *North Minneapolis* .
bro you need a 4k camera :)
North Minneapolis isn’t the best, but it’s not like Chicago & Lake St.
Now THAT’S hood.
Was glad you passed by El Amin fish shop. My dad brought me there all the time as a kid. My grandparents lived on 26th and Girard in the Jordan neighborhood. Last time I drove through there 40% of the houses had been leveled.
Prince wrote a song about Minneapolis.mpls. Prince and new power generation.
Ted Mosby: - You don't have any black people in Minnesota?
Marshall Eriksen: - Not if Prince is out of town!
Virdex there’s lots of niggas in MN this video is proof lmao
By far the best looking hood in the nation.
Love your vidz ,, go international!
Uh, it's DAYLIGHT
Steve DG frfr 🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️
😂😂😂 fr
I deliver shit all over Mpls overnights and that's my thoughts exactly, daylight!
Because nightime ain't no time for me to be out in them hoods
Did you jump in Lake Minnetonka?
TLOMe 😂 talk that prince shit
Nobody outside but the trees. Come to the south side and take a stroll up lake street.
Mondooo
On me lake street bussin
Merchant Mondo lake street?? 😂😂😂 nothing but hipsters and homosexuals
Im relocating to Minneapolis for work end of the Summer... I currently live in Charlotte, NC......... For as much as Ive read about the bad parts of Minneapolis... If this is the worst they have to offer, its really not that bad. Not a flex on what cities "hoods" are the worst. But this just looks like an older part of the city with a higher concentration of black people...🤷🏿♂️
You shoulda went to my old hood riverside plaza projects. It’s right by downtown you might see some shit go down there but they gentrified the area
real shit! crack stacks go crazy!
for some perspective, I lived in the vicinity of James Ave North and 25th Street thirty some years ago. A few hundred homicides have occurred within a six block radius of that locale over the decades since.
Still waiting on the Albuquerque video ...
Breakibg bad
Heck yeah
So much turquoise
love the ch bro keep up the vid'z
Looks like a nice little Hood but yeah never know all it takes is that one time be careful bro
34 and Lyndale is where that ass hole rear-ended me and tried to get away. Ended up crashing into a street lamp and fleeing on foot. Never did get any insurance money from that!
Hi, Charlie from Russia) Sorry, my English (Google) I Have a question (it shocks me) - why are houses made of cheap boards and foam lined with cheap tiles worth hundreds of thousands and millions of dollars? I only see this explanation - if the house is cheap (at the true price) - the person will not take out the loan, he will just earn and buy the house) And the banks will suck) This is bad for the owners of the banks) So there are 300,000 financial slaves and satisfied bankers)) This is a great system) For bankers) Am I right? )
I'm even afraid to imagine how rich the owners of banks controlling the credit market in the US are, because almost everyone in the United States, as far as I've heard, has several loans)
Not really understanding what you're talking about. All I can tell you is the cheaper houses are made of wood and the more expensive ones are made of bricks and concrete.
Yep your 100% correct. Me personally I have a house made out of brick and car's all paid off... People are stupid in the states
@@CharlieBo313 I'm talking about the EXTREME discrepancy between the price of the material and the price of the house for sale. I would call this - EXPENSIVE homes made of tree of and VERY EXPENSIVE made of stone ) the US - this not Saudi Arabia where there is no tree of - you have enough forests but the price homes prohibitive. I see this as a large profit builders, land owners, state (taxes) and most importantly ! - credit system where converge all the roads of the maze ) If I tell you the price of the houses made of wood (and other materials ) in Russia, then you'll be very surprised. Even given the higher salaries in the US - the situation is not in your favor )
Well damn that's more confusing than the first one lol. That's not my area of expertise, I'm sure somebody on here can help you.
@@Saint696AngerFor example - a new capital house of 220 m2 (open floor plan without interior partitions) , 20 miles from Moscow, without interior decoration, concrete and foam concrete blocks, with a gas pipe and a plot of 6 acres - 15 million rubles - is 230 000 $. Let me remind you - IT's NEAR MOSCOW, it's a very good place !
How much price a house like this cost 20 miles from New-York or Los-Angeles ?
This actually an awesome vid, even an alley shot hahaha, thanks for sharing! My hub was on Hillside Ave for many moons
Go through Broadway Minneapolis, Brooklyn park,lake street
Penn
we played Brooklyn park in hs
I have gon through all of them
Bunch of murders happen in these parts. A firefighter was shot and killed somewhat recently up in Northside. Looks clean but a lot of bloodshed happens.
Charlie, come across the river and do St. Paul! I could show you around the city!