I lived in cincy for 2 years and me and my husband would take night walks from time to time going down reading. We are Asian. Nobody ever bothered us, surprisingly. I love graeters ice cream.
My grand pa was an Irish beat cops in OTR back in the 30’s-70’s He loved being down there He often told us stories of how he trusted the black community more than many of the coppers he knew. He said on many an occasion he would be in a bad bad situation and the men who lived in the area would be who he trusted to have his back
Depends on what part of reading ...I almost feel like roselawn is worse than the actual city where reading runs into the JC. Or maybe it’s bc that’s by where I live. Too many shootings lately. It’s not safe at all. My 5 year old and I dodged bullets twice over the last summer. Once on the way back from a DR and once on our way out of city gear by Seymour n reading. I live on reading and avoid taking reading when possible..currently in process of moving due tf off reading
Cincinnati is definitely way more rough than Pittsburgh. I drove all around Pittsburgh and felt comfortable but some parts of Cincy my tires will never touch 😂😂😂
I am originally from Cincinnati, Oh. The streets where the person is driving is down town Cincinnati. This neighborhood is currently being built up. I live in a different area close to the suburbs. Cincinnati is a beautiful city. Even some of the hoods are nice.
The part in Cincy where you’re going through OTR is crazy. Nowadays almost that whole area is full of bars, restaurants hipster coffee joints and fancy apartments. Crazy how quick things change.
I'm from cincy so remember in 2009 when the FBI called OTR the most dangerous neighborhood in America. It's definitely changed dramatically over the last 10 years.
@@anthonybourdainsblacknephe4921 The FBI must have been smoking some very good crack, because there's no way in hell that OTR was ever more violent than the hoods Oakland, Chicago (especially Austin), New Orleans, Baltimore, Detroit, or Camden, NJ.
Yep, and all the character has been zapped away from OTR as well. Pure welfare for the wealthy aka socialism for the rich, how Dr. King put it. Proof that the wealthy get more help and welfare than anyone, yet they love to cry foul over poor people getting checks, albeit while those said poor people get the luxury of living in squalor along with their checks. So much for equality...
I forgot how active the 51third is....I lived in Westwood, Western Hills and Price Hill. Went to West High Design Tech. Had a some dope ass times there
@Adam Ronel would you say it’s similar to Pittsburgh? I’ve never been to Cincy myself, only driven through. The east & west coast parts are just puzzling me.
Depends on where you're at. Once you get into Homewood and other parts of the east side, Pittsburgh can be really rough. And then you cross over out of the city into Wilkinsburg, and it gets even worse. Cincinnati has a lot of neighborhoods in the city that are rough, but most of the suburbs aren't too bad. Covington, Kentucky can be a little dangerous in some areas, and there are a few places north of Cincinnati that are a little rough around the edges.
@@hollyhoodhill380thabasement people have sometimes a weird perspective of what a bad or dangerous neighborhood is. I lived in Pittsburgh's Troy Hill, Mt Washington, Mexican War streets, north side, Carrick, homestead and Hazelwood and personally never had any problems even at night but people kept saying that those are dangerous neighborhoods
Pittsburgh is my home, good, bad, otherwise. There's a "thing" here. Ya can't describe it. It's the Pittsburgh thing and I love it. 🖤💛 Edited to say: we also do not believe in flat land 🤣
That’s where my mind kept going. I drive down from Fairfield every so often (mainly to get my Alabama fish fix) and I don’t recognize the city I grew up in.
These people talking like Cincinnati has changed and is candy and unicorns are stupid. Go outside of your new urban hipster areas and see the real city. The crime has moved but it never left
I lived in Cincinnati before Over-the-Rhine started becoming "gentrified". There's literally no difference between the neighborhood in 2009, and the neighborhood now. Except some parts of it look a little nicer today. It's still really dangerous all hours of the day.
Lived in Pitt my whole life. Can't describe the vibe but it's a good one. Good People, Good Food. Even Pitts rougher areas arent too bad all considered. No matter where I end up, Pittsburgh is home.
@Adam Ronel good point, there’s a ton of bars lol, but I think the options outside of those are good. Nowhere near some cities, but I wouldn’t call it trash personally
@Adam Ronel nice that’s pretty cool, you’ve been all over. Never been to Detroit but would love to go. Can’t comment on Cincy’s food scene but I imagine it’s similar to PGH, and more than just food from what I can tell. Boston is probably very good (all east coast cities are great in that category. What’s “Eros” exactly?
@Adam Ronel Sorry man, I don’t mean to be disrespectful but I have a really hard time believing that Cincinnati is far more culturally diverse than Pittsburgh. Everything I’ve read regarding food scene, culture, GDP, ethnicities, population, suggests that these two cities are damn near identical in all aforementioned categories. Where did you frequent in Pittsburgh? How long were you there for and what can you get in Cincinnati that you can’t get in Pittsburgh? Both cities are constantly on “top foodie city” lists. Also, comparing a music fest to a pickle fest isn’t an apples to apples comparison lol… even though it would surprise me if picklesburgh did attract those sorts of crowd numbers.
I love brick n mortar cities even in the abandoned parts some crazy way I still see the former and potential beauty in it to me it's the only way to see a city for real not just the tourist parts
My old house @ 13.25 on left behind the tree. There was a mansion 2 doors down on the corner of Coal & Ross behind the pine at 13:30... Old lady lived there always yelled at me to “get out of my yard”. Hers was way more fun to play in than mine.
The hills, the bridges, the sports teams, the tunnels, the "pop", the pot-holes, the 3 rivers...and everything that makes Steel City great baby! I Love Pittsburgh! 🖤💛🖤💛
I feel bad even calling Pittsburgh's neighbors the hood. I'm from Pittsburgh and even in government housing people keep their stuff clean. Much better than Cincinnati.
I agree. I lived in almost all the hoods of Pittsburgh except Homewood growing up. If you didn't keep your spot clean, they threw you out. I dont remember stepping out to go school that I would see trash everywhere. Also, most of the single family houses were empty.
Another great video. It is amazing to see the REAL USA! Would love to hear a podcast or see a interview with you Charlie, to hear how you are doing this and tell stories from all you have heard and seen!
been living in cincinnati half my life, it becomes a different city when the sun goes down got shot twice out there, they call it the jungle because you got to be smart in some hoods, cincinnati is such a spread out city that some of the hoods are nice.. even after being shot twice there's no where else i rather live, i love this city
Pgh is so dope can’t even compare the two Cities. Pittsburgh has pulled itself back up from the gutter from where it was in the 70’s, 80’s, 90’s for sure. Go to Lawernceville, it’s unrecognizable!
Grew up and lived in Pittsburgh and have been in Cincinnati for 22 years now. They are considered sister cities for a reason. The video of Cinci could have been before Christmas since it was almost 70 degrees for 2 days. I do miss the snow from Pittsburgh though.
Why do white ppl think everybody is suppose to live like them and think like them. If i was white i and didn't like how other races of ppl lived, i would move back to Europe.
there are silences that speak more than a thousand words ... thanks for showing the harsh reality of the US suburbs ... greetings from Buenos Aires Argentina.
Hey Jorge these are inner city areas of US cities. I’ve been to Buenos Aires and there the poor neighborhoods, villas miseries, are in the suburbs and the center city is very beautiful.
@@CheapCharlieChronicles thank you for answering charly (I was able to see something from your channel and it is interesting because I see that you travel a lot). I was referring to the fact that the reality of the common American citizen is very sad terror). I usually follow this kind of chroniclers because what the TV channels show has nothing to do with reality.
I'm born and raised in Cincinnati. Cincinnati looks hood and rough in the video but trust me when I say Cincinnati was probably twice as bad in the early 2000s. The LL Cool J movie In Too Deep was based upon a true story here in the Nati. Cincinnati is home ❤
I'm sorry to burst your bubble homie but the movie N2deep was actually based on a drug dealer whose name was God, just like LL's character who was from Boston.The real cop who got in 2 deep turned crazy because he had genuine love for God(no pun intended) and was fucked up he had to do his job. I heard he used to walk his wolf 🐺 around the neighborhood and ended up committing suicide. My belief in why they used cincy instead of Boston is probably because the mayor probably didn't want to sign off on the production of a black movie because Boston racist like that. The mayor of any city has the last authority on whether he want a movie to be filmed in their city. But they let movies like the Town and the Departed happened in Boston 🙄 which are crime films smh. Somebody in your childhood lied to you 😆 🤣 😂 😆 🤣. All facts 💯
HE DROVE THRU ONE HOOD IN MY CITY IN CINCINNATI AND THAT WAS BASICALLY DOWNTOWN NOW IM WONDERING WHY WHEN HE GOT TO WINTON TERRACE HE DIDNT DRIVE UP THRU THERE NEVER WENT ON THE WEST SIDE EITHER JUST BASICALLY STAYED DOWNTOWN!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂
My guess is cus the west end/over the Rhine is more active with people hanging out. Gives me that 90s vibe when everybody use to hang out on the corner
He started of in the dead part of homewood then started to get where it get lit at but decided to turn in an alley next vid is on the hill shit be jumping up Bedford next vid is bottom homewood again use to jump round there the alley you went in by the 01 had big bread following before next vid is you an a alley in larmier followed by go end right back on the hill next Wilksburg the back to homewood man you went to all the spot that use to jump back in the day g you didn’t really do a tour of the hood fr fr in Pittsburgh. Next vid you leave homewood and end up Lincoln. You must of been in the Burgh and knew shit from the earlier 2000s
I've lived in the Pittsburgh area all of my life. I'm not from a bad area, but do work overnight in the Larimer neighborhood of the Burgh. I'm about two blocks away from the area of Larimer known as "the hood." I've driven through and stopped at places in those areas at all hours of the night more times than I count, and I've never had any issues. I'd be lying if I said it is safe there, but generally speaking if you mind your business and act accordingly (not loud and flashy) then there isn't any issue 99.9% of the time. I wouldn't recommend taking a nighttime solo stroll on foot through some of these places though. No, people aren't out there headhunting looking to put a bullet in you just because you walked through, but if you are an outsider eventually you will run into someone who might check you or cause a problem.
Some of Pittsburgh 'hoods' just look abandoned. Those parts of Cincinnati just look absolutely horrible!!! No offense! It looks like a combination of the South Bronx, Newark NJ, and Baltimore all combined into one!
I was born and raised in the hill district.10 minutes from downtown. Changed over the years. I couldn't wait to graduate high school and leave that place😳
Bro the last 10 mins of this video is not in Pittsburgh. We have blue street signs inside our city limits of 55 square miles. Nice video I appreciate your work
I love all your videos Charlie. You should think about doin a Phoenix video. The southwest ghettos have a very disturbing and unsettling atmosphere about them. Also; if you come to CA again; you’ve gotta to San Bernardino round 2 as well as a fresno video
There really fixing Madisonville up also it don’t even look the same and the Houses over in there now are going very High and there building a lot over there
Question why did you start the pgh video when you got to the places that were in the old part why didnt you start the video. When you seen the new develop ? You showed the old buildings a feet away when you started to record. I think if your going to show the hood show the entire hood.
Love the videos very fascinating i like to look at the different suburbs and what they look like compaired to South Africa veey interesting thank you love your channel love from Johannesburg South Africa💝💝💝
@14:15 you drive past my crib that's crazy shitz definitely lit around here bro one of the roughest neighborhoods on the East Coast Wilkinsburg PA is a suburb of Pittsburgh but is connected to the city
@GFC STEPPO: Have you noticed that each and every one of those localities that you named have their own mayors, Police Departments & other first responders, boro/city management etc. They are not within the boundaries of the City of Pittsburgh. They are in Allegheny County, but they are not in the City of Pittsburgh
Shoutout To Cincinnati & Pittsburgh, I Can DEFINITELY tell the many differences between the two cities. The only similarities I can see are the hills and how the streets are alligned. 💯
Honestly, the worst part of Cincinnati is by UC at the Deacon apartments. No lie, those rich annoying college kids cause more problems than anyone lol.
To get a real representation of the hoods in Cincinnati, you should've went to the west side. Worthington Ave, Price hill, Moosewood, millville, the Fay, Shelton Gardens etc
@California California first off, having a dangerous city isn’t a flex. Second off there’s is nice parts of price hill over all price hill isn’t safe , and other neighborhoods like the west hood, winton terrace, Evanston etc exist it isn’t just price hill you can’t just see one part of a neighborhood and just say AlL tHe HoOdS iN tHiS cItY ArEnT dAnGeRoUs
@California California Nd for the record, East Cleveland* is more dangerous not the whole Cleveland is more dangerous. And Akron litterally only barely one ups Cincinnati in killings. So don’t try to make it seem like Cincinnati sweet
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I lived in cincy for 2 years and me and my husband would take night walks from time to time going down reading. We are Asian. Nobody ever bothered us, surprisingly. I love graeters ice cream.
My grand pa was an Irish beat cops in OTR back in the 30’s-70’s
He loved being down there
He often told us stories of how he trusted the black community more than many of the coppers he knew.
He said on many an occasion he would be in a bad bad situation and the men who lived in the area would be who he trusted to have his back
My grandmother lived on Reading Road for 30 years. I moved to LA as an adult...but I remember it like yesterday.
Ive had multiple friends jacked and robbed, others beaten. Youre lucky and your husband isnt very smart.
What’s wrong with nasty nati?
Depends on what part of reading ...I almost feel like roselawn is worse than the actual city where reading runs into the JC. Or maybe it’s bc that’s by where I live. Too many shootings lately. It’s not safe at all. My 5 year old and I dodged bullets twice over the last summer. Once on the way back from a DR and once on our way out of city gear by Seymour n reading. I live on reading and avoid taking reading when possible..currently in process of moving due tf off reading
First time i see in a video Pittsburgh and Cincinnati are mentioned and it's not about baseball or football
You must not be Black or you not from the hood
@@Discipleofyeshuahamaschiach tf. Nobody else makes videos comparing Pittsburgh and Cincy hoods lol
Cincinnati were movie into deep was filmed
Yea you can tell Cincinnati is legit tough ..love the vids bro keep em coming lol
Cincinnati is definitely way more rough than Pittsburgh. I drove all around Pittsburgh and felt comfortable but some parts of Cincy my tires will never touch 😂😂😂
Think this Burgh shit sweet if you want to.....
@@luxuriousminds7569 period cuz he must not no how the burger rolls!!!
I am originally from Cincinnati, Oh. The streets where the person is driving is down town Cincinnati. This neighborhood is currently being built up. I live in a different area close to the suburbs. Cincinnati is a beautiful city. Even some of the hoods are nice.
Yea ite try us if you want
Yea right stop cappin stop thru Homewood n get left in a bck alley stupid thinking it's sweet! Come bck thru n let some kno when u coming!! 😆
cincinatti streets aint playing, your shocks were shaking
Pittsburgh is way worse you need a rally truck to drive to these fucked up pot hole ridden streets
LOL
This is old as hell. And they were in Wilkinsburg in one part not Pittsburgh.
Yea Ohio street is fucked up and I’m a Cleveland nigga everywhere on the roads it’s big ass chuck holes yo car can’t miss
From Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Dayton Toledo much more city's are not sweet at all
Thx, as always, Bro. Charlie !!
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The part in Cincy where you’re going through OTR is crazy. Nowadays almost that whole area is full of bars, restaurants hipster coffee joints and fancy apartments. Crazy how quick things change.
It won't be in 2 years the way shit is going
I'm from cincy so remember in 2009 when the FBI called OTR the most dangerous neighborhood in America. It's definitely changed dramatically over the last 10 years.
Ahhh yeah over the rhine. Drove through their on a bet with my cousin in a champagne colored crown vic. I actually lived to tell about it.
@@anthonybourdainsblacknephe4921 The FBI must have been smoking some very good crack, because there's no way in hell that OTR was ever more violent than the hoods Oakland, Chicago (especially Austin), New Orleans, Baltimore, Detroit, or Camden, NJ.
Yep, and all the character has been zapped away from OTR as well. Pure welfare for the wealthy aka socialism for the rich, how Dr. King put it. Proof that the wealthy get more help and welfare than anyone, yet they love to cry foul over poor people getting checks, albeit while those said poor people get the luxury of living in squalor along with their checks. So much for equality...
It’s called Pittsburgh NOT PITTISBIRGH cuz😆😆😆
That’s cause y’all some lames
@@ZIGxZAGG That makes no sense lmao
Its a typoe whom kares?
@@ZIGxZAGG I see you deleted my comment because it was facts clown ass n$%a
Pitttisburgh sounds more correct.
Cincinnati look like it's poppin', everybody be out 😂... It also resembles Philly in some parts
Philly looks like Baltimore
Right? Looks fun.
I used to confuse their locations as a foreigner. Don't know why, they even have completely different names.
@ben brody no lol. Baltimore has a lot more crime than Philly does look it up. It’s been like that for forever.
Looks like a less condensed version of Philly. I agree.
Its so weird that Cincinnati, looks more like NYC specifically the Bronx, more than Philly or Boston do... Its like a midwest Bronx
i can't get over how much of the road infrastructure is complete ass in the US. nearly every single road has potholes or cracks.
these are cold weather climates, the seasons changing cause massive structural issues with the roads.
@@The_Practical_Bond BS I lived in Germany no potholes whatsoever. Their winters are worst than ours. Another excuse smh
Swear man, out in the burgh we give Russia a run for their $
Corrupt unions
And yet We all pay taxes to fix them and yet they’re never fixed we are def getting taxed without representation
I forgot how active the 51third is....I lived in Westwood, Western Hills and Price Hill. Went to West High Design Tech. Had a some dope ass times there
Cincinnati is a mix of everything culturally: Southern, East Coast, Midwest, Appalachian & West Coast. 💯
I can understand the Midwest, Appalachian, and Southern parts, but I can't wrap my head around Cincy being east coast, and especially not west coast.
@Adam Ronel would you say it’s similar to Pittsburgh? I’ve never been to Cincy myself, only driven through. The east & west coast parts are just puzzling me.
@Adam Ronel Straight Up. 💯
There's nothing about Cincinnati that says West Coast sir 😂
Hmmmm well being from east coast never been to Ohio but this video give me a lil Baltimore, philly, jersey vibes a lil
Pittsburgh looks much cleaner and safer
Depends on the part .... there is some one always getting shot and killed. Riots a lot of projects everywhere everything is broken messed up
@@kayleemari333 oh riots really? when did riots happen?
Depends on where you're at. Once you get into Homewood and other parts of the east side, Pittsburgh can be really rough. And then you cross over out of the city into Wilkinsburg, and it gets even worse.
Cincinnati has a lot of neighborhoods in the city that are rough, but most of the suburbs aren't too bad. Covington, Kentucky can be a little dangerous in some areas, and there are a few places north of Cincinnati that are a little rough around the edges.
most the pgh footage just looks like normal pittsburgh, wouldnt call any of it "hood"
Get caught lacking in those so-called not Hood Parts see what happens
Yeah not a fair comparison. These are fair ruclips.net/video/0MuQlQ0xh4Y/видео.html
@@hollyhoodhill380thabasement people have sometimes a weird perspective of what a bad or dangerous neighborhood is. I lived in Pittsburgh's Troy Hill, Mt Washington, Mexican War streets, north side, Carrick, homestead and Hazelwood and personally never had any problems even at night but people kept saying that those are dangerous neighborhoods
@@uwekirschling9757 ya I live up Spring Hill and worked in central north side and only thing I dealt with was catcalling.
@@uwekirschling9757 If you mind your business then you’ll be ok. It’s nice like that
Pittsburgh is my home, good, bad, otherwise. There's a "thing" here. Ya can't describe it. It's the Pittsburgh thing and I love it. 🖤💛
Edited to say: we also do not believe in flat land 🤣
"we also do not believe in flat land". Wait, what? There ain't nothing nowhere round here like that! Sept maybee dahntahn or sousside.
Everyone in Pittsburgh like family
Moved to Pittsburgh from NY. I hate "Yinz" "french fries on my salad" "slow tunnel drivers" the word "Pop" etc etc lol
@@mikeh5928 I get hating yinz, but French fries on da salad tho 🔥🔥🔥
@@hemlethair2040 lol
Gotta love my city Pittsburgh there’s no place like home 🟨⬛️🟨⬛️🟨⬛️
lol I fucking hope not
There is no place like PA lol you right y’all lame asl come to NY and see where it get real at u r all silver spoon fed grow up
@@gaglet this shithole is your home
no issue with anyone liking anything that I don’t, although I’m not going to avoid watching a video of something I don’t like, i’m not 6 years old.
@@ZIGxZAGG you sound dumb asf NY is safe and quiet go down to philly and get your wig split talkin that shit
The gentrification of the 513.....
Massive, especially in Over The Rhine and the West End.
That’s where my mind kept going. I drive down from Fairfield every so often (mainly to get my Alabama fish fix) and I don’t recognize the city I grew up in.
@@biancabianca296 I ditto this. I left Cincy in 2003 and each time I come back to visit it is more and more bizarro world.
it’s sad to see and it’s only getting worse with the FC stadium being build in west end
@@jackmarkson4235 exactly and I stay next to the nfc stadium
These people talking like Cincinnati has changed and is candy and unicorns are stupid. Go outside of your new urban hipster areas and see the real city. The crime has moved but it never left
Lol ok yeah true
I lived in Cincinnati before Over-the-Rhine started becoming "gentrified". There's literally no difference between the neighborhood in 2009, and the neighborhood now. Except some parts of it look a little nicer today. It's still really dangerous all hours of the day.
Gotta love Cinci, shit can get real 💯💪🏿
Cinci gang💯😂💪
Cincinnatian here. Shit ain't sweet in Pittsburgh either.
Cap
I’ve always wondered about Cincinnati I like it. It has a unique look but some of it reminds me of Baltimore, Philly, and a little Detroit.
Cincinnati always been live
@@Discipleofyeshuahamaschiach one place I’ve never been
I love here in Cincinnati.
@@Kenlydford I hope you visit one day.
love cincy but it’s only downfall is lack of public transportation. you need a car to go just about anywhere
I love Pittsburgh! The folks here are respectful.. ❤️👍🏼
Lived in Pitt my whole life. Can't describe the vibe but it's a good one. Good People, Good Food. Even Pitts rougher areas arent too bad all considered. No matter where I end up, Pittsburgh is home.
@Adam Ronel How so?
@Adam Ronel good point, there’s a ton of bars lol, but I think the options outside of those are good. Nowhere near some cities, but I wouldn’t call it trash personally
@Adam Ronel nice that’s pretty cool, you’ve been all over. Never been to Detroit but would love to go. Can’t comment on Cincy’s food scene but I imagine it’s similar to PGH, and more than just food from what I can tell. Boston is probably very good (all east coast cities are great in that category. What’s “Eros” exactly?
@Adam Ronel how so? Just generally curious. What’s better or worse?
@Adam Ronel Sorry man, I don’t mean to be disrespectful but I have a really hard time believing that Cincinnati is far more culturally diverse than Pittsburgh. Everything I’ve read regarding food scene, culture, GDP, ethnicities, population, suggests that these two cities are damn near identical in all aforementioned categories. Where did you frequent in Pittsburgh? How long were you there for and what can you get in Cincinnati that you can’t get in Pittsburgh? Both cities are constantly on “top foodie city” lists. Also, comparing a music fest to a pickle fest isn’t an apples to apples comparison lol… even though it would surprise me if picklesburgh did attract those sorts of crowd numbers.
Damn thanks for this video. You took me back to old stomping grounds
Cincinnati has like 25 black neighborhoods that all be lit
Yea We Do
We used to have it like that in the burgh but most of our neighborhoods been gentrified
I Always Enjoy Ur Vids. Keep em coming. Happy New Era ✌
Pittsburgh is spelled incorrectly in the video
🤣🤣🤣 Just noticed
Always good to see the fellas hard at work in Cincinnati 🤣keep rolln Charlie & soldier 💪🏽🚘💯
I love brick n mortar cities even in the abandoned parts some crazy way I still see the former and potential beauty in it to me it's the only way to see a city for real not just the tourist parts
I live in the Nasty Nati... over it🥱
Facts
Then leave 👋🏾
Doc I'm from Pittsburgh PA. Why were you moving so slow in those alleys you don't want to get stuck in there in and out quickly.
Cuz he don't no better
My old house @ 13.25 on left behind the tree. There was a mansion 2 doors down on the corner of Coal & Ross behind the pine at 13:30... Old lady lived there always yelled at me to “get out of my yard”. Hers was way more fun to play in than mine.
You’re still going to be found and hurt badly PA is lame asl
Come to NY where it’s real
@@ZIGxZAGG lol what? What I do?
The hills, the bridges, the sports teams, the tunnels, the "pop", the pot-holes, the 3 rivers...and everything that makes Steel City great baby! I Love Pittsburgh! 🖤💛🖤💛
Nah NY run PA they lame asf like you are
I feel bad even calling Pittsburgh's neighbors the hood. I'm from Pittsburgh and even in government housing people keep their stuff clean. Much better than Cincinnati.
Welfare money can only go so far.....
@@oldskool1979 .. Thats not what and why Pittsburgh "hoods" look like that. Thats not how welfare money works ...
I agree. I lived in almost all the hoods of Pittsburgh except Homewood growing up. If you didn't keep your spot clean, they threw you out. I dont remember stepping out to go school that I would see trash everywhere. Also, most of the single family houses were empty.
Just because you poor doesn't mean you. Have live with trash, all over the place am poor .I can't live like that anymore .
Pittsburgh got street cleaners that go they most neighborhoods even homewood where I lived at last year. Most cities don’t got that
You driving around Cincinnati in the summer but Pittsburgh in the winter. How's this even a comparison
Facts
Agree. Check out the real Pittsburgh ruclips.net/video/0MuQlQ0xh4Y/видео.html
If this was 2 days ago its winter in Cincinnati
BIG FACTS!
Naw he edited this with two different videos. They outside with no coats and shorts on. Meanwhile we got snow everywhere.
Another great video CharlieBo313. Bringing it to us again and again. Real life.
When you gon do the west side hoods of Cincinnati😐
Happy New Year from Russia, Charlie!!! Thank for your video and take care.
Another great video. It is amazing to see the REAL USA! Would love to hear a podcast or see a interview with you Charlie, to hear how you are doing this and tell stories from all you have heard and seen!
How you only go utw to tha T and Avondale 🤣🤣Cincinnati got way more hoods
Bro they told him stay out of Avondale unless he wants to end up on the news. Shooting every night
Wow YT algorithm thank you for showing me this while it was fresh instead of 12 years later like everything else.
Dead ass tho
For real!!
been living in cincinnati half my life, it becomes a different city when the sun goes down got shot twice out there, they call it the jungle because you got to be smart in some hoods, cincinnati is such a spread out city that some of the hoods are nice.. even after being shot twice there's no where else i rather live, i love this city
Pgh is so dope can’t even compare the two Cities. Pittsburgh has pulled itself back up from the gutter from where it was in the 70’s, 80’s, 90’s for sure. Go to Lawernceville, it’s unrecognizable!
That's true 💯
True!
That's true, its the poster-child for rust belt cities who reinvented themselves.
Was it on a Saturday or Sunday when in Cincinnati?
2006
@@tallnedu lmao how is this 2006 with all these new cars?🤣🤣🤣
The hell is Pittisburgh?
😜😳😔
The city of champions!!!!!!!
Armpit of the East coast
What you never went went to school?
@@jackwelshans6229 apparently none of you did. He’s saying it’s Pittsburgh. Not Pittisburgh 😒
Grew up and lived in Pittsburgh and have been in Cincinnati for 22 years now. They are considered sister cities for a reason.
The video of Cinci could have been before Christmas since it was almost 70 degrees for 2 days. I do miss the snow from Pittsburgh though.
Do Some Interviews Bro Its Alot Of Rappers In My Hood In Cincinnati
On bra
Type Shit
That's literally anywhere where you can find black people.
Keep doin these videos love it 💯
Do Cleveland next.. just stay safe bro. It's crazy in all these hoods. Cincinnati looks so much like Cleveland wow
The two are very similar IMO.
Most major cities in every state were designed by the same people. Just like Memphis and Nashville look identical
He did some on Cleveland but in the winter tho I want him to do one in Cleveland when its summer and warm and do a nighttime one
Cinci is a mix of Cleveland and Pittsburgh. Cleveland is a mix of Detroit and Chicago. Imo
@@jamesknopp7494 ong them nights be poppin tho 🤣😂
Pittsburgh has practically no graffiti compared to most major cities because we Pittsburghers love our city.
Why do white ppl think everybody is suppose to live like them and think like them. If i was white i and didn't like how other races of ppl lived, i would move back to Europe.
@@trcole8904 that would make sense if million of Syrians and Somalians weren’t emigrating to Europe.
that’s cap. there’s definitely graf all over the town. Pittsburgh just isn’t known for great graf artists
@@YeTism so basically your saying your racist
@@trcole8904 you’re* and wanting to retain your homeland isn’t racist. The Japanese want to stay Japanese. The Nigerians want to stay Nigerian.
there are silences that speak more than a thousand words ... thanks for showing the harsh reality of the US suburbs ... greetings from Buenos Aires Argentina.
Hey Jorge these are inner city areas of US cities. I’ve been to Buenos Aires and there the poor neighborhoods, villas miseries, are in the suburbs and the center city is very beautiful.
this is only a small slice of the reality of living in the US. Most people live far better than this
@@fuffthebucks7266 I’m from Cleveland, grew up there. I like these old inner city areas.
@@CheapCharlieChronicles
thank you for answering charly (I was able to see something from your channel and it is interesting because I see that you travel a lot). I was referring to the fact that the reality of the common American citizen is very sad terror). I usually follow this kind of chroniclers because what the TV channels show has nothing to do with reality.
Don't always believe in the American Dream. It's far harder then you think out there.
I'm born and raised in Cincinnati. Cincinnati looks hood and rough in the video but trust me when I say Cincinnati was probably twice as bad in the early 2000s. The LL Cool J movie In Too Deep was based upon a true story here in the Nati. Cincinnati is home ❤
It was worse back then that's true. They're attempting to make it better in places like OTR
I'm sorry to burst your bubble homie but the movie N2deep was actually based on a drug dealer whose name was God, just like LL's character who was from Boston.The real cop who got in 2 deep turned crazy because he had genuine love for God(no pun intended) and was fucked up he had to do his job. I heard he used to walk his wolf 🐺 around the neighborhood and ended up committing suicide. My belief in why they used cincy instead of Boston is probably because the mayor probably didn't want to sign off on the production of a black movie because Boston racist like that. The mayor of any city has the last authority on whether he want a movie to be filmed in their city. But they let movies like the Town and the Departed happened in Boston 🙄 which are crime films smh. Somebody in your childhood lied to you 😆 🤣 😂 😆 🤣. All facts 💯
I still love Pittsburgh, ghettos and all!
Couldnt really tell the difference between the hill and bloomfield.. only reason i knew the difference was the skyline at those apartments
@@Pghsfinest222 Bloomfield ain’t the good 😩😩😩😩😩😩😩
@@Pghsfinest222 hood
@@larimerkid no shit
Home of katt williams and adrien broner!
& a bunch of dead pimps from the 70's & 80's lol
I think kat from Cleveland.
@@kendalharris4813 he was born in Cincy and mostly raised in Dayton.
@@kendalharris4813 Cincinnati not Cleveland
And Daniel straus
HE DROVE THRU ONE HOOD IN MY CITY IN CINCINNATI AND THAT WAS BASICALLY DOWNTOWN NOW IM WONDERING WHY WHEN HE GOT TO WINTON TERRACE HE DIDNT DRIVE UP THRU THERE NEVER WENT ON THE WEST SIDE EITHER JUST BASICALLY STAYED DOWNTOWN!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Yep, the T. Would have been good. South fairmount, parts of price hill. And OTR now is nothing like late 90s OTR
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My guess is cus the west end/over the Rhine is more active with people hanging out. Gives me that 90s vibe when everybody use to hang out on the corner
In the burg... You'd be tired.as hell walkin' up your stairs to get to the.front door.that is one hilly ass city so is Greensburg the suburb
Right! We don't believe in flat land 🤣😂
😆 🤣 I don't miss the hills at all
He started of in the dead part of homewood then started to get where it get lit at but decided to turn in an alley next vid is on the hill shit be jumping up Bedford next vid is bottom homewood again use to jump round there the alley you went in by the 01 had big bread following before next vid is you an a alley in larmier followed by go end right back on the hill next Wilksburg the back to homewood man you went to all the spot that use to jump back in the day g you didn’t really do a tour of the hood fr fr in Pittsburgh. Next vid you leave homewood and end up Lincoln. You must of been in the Burgh and knew shit from the earlier 2000s
He didn't even go up hilltop
Ya take a ride up california ave in north side or down in the rocks across the bridge. I still say 412 ain't got hoods like east philly or camden tho
I'm from Wilmington Delaware yall come out way more than we do and I'm sure that was just a light day
@@antitheziz717 east Philly?
@@showmestatefinest5412 well maybe the whole damn city but once I can see the delaware I get nervous lol
I've lived in the Pittsburgh area all of my life. I'm not from a bad area, but do work overnight in the Larimer neighborhood of the Burgh. I'm about two blocks away from the area of Larimer known as "the hood." I've driven through and stopped at places in those areas at all hours of the night more times than I count, and I've never had any issues. I'd be lying if I said it is safe there, but generally speaking if you mind your business and act accordingly (not loud and flashy) then there isn't any issue 99.9% of the time. I wouldn't recommend taking a nighttime solo stroll on foot through some of these places though. No, people aren't out there headhunting looking to put a bullet in you just because you walked through, but if you are an outsider eventually you will run into someone who might check you or cause a problem.
I’m from Cincinnati weird this pops as recommended lol
See dude in dat jersey he was C-walkin 👩🦯
Some of Pittsburgh 'hoods' just look abandoned. Those parts of Cincinnati just look absolutely horrible!!! No offense! It looks like a combination of the South Bronx, Newark NJ, and Baltimore all combined into one!
Yes I've been to both
All three
I was born and raised in the hill district.10 minutes from downtown. Changed over the years. I couldn't wait to graduate high school and leave that place😳
PA so lame y’all been losing
He Was Filming In Wilkinsburg
Happy New Years Charlie, hope it's a safe one.
Charlie you should do a q and A, what city did you feel the most upset/ or scared/ disappointed for ?
Thank you so much !
Pittsburgh and the surrounding areas have the worst roads in the country : it’s not up for debate
Totally Agree! Check out Pittsburgh ruclips.net/video/0MuQlQ0xh4Y/видео.html
Cincinnati roads are worse than Pittsburgh
pitttsburgh nothing like home 412 stand up
ALL CITIES STILL LIVING IN POVERTY WITH GANG ACTIVITY.
WELCOME 2 PITTSBURGH
Bro the last 10 mins of this video is not in Pittsburgh. We have blue street signs inside our city limits of 55 square miles. Nice video I appreciate your work
Check out Pittsburgh ruclips.net/video/0MuQlQ0xh4Y/видео.html
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Where was the Fay? No Avondale or Bond Hill
Shit lower price hill is the real question
@@Itsnettiejae Yeah dats another 1
@@ericwillingham6956 they showed a small part of avondale tho. Lol they knew better than to ride all the way up in the T
@@Itsnettiejae lol right
He was in Avondale, Burnet and Rockdale. And he was in Winton Terrace. If that's not the hood I dunno what is
Pray globally and act locally. Keep the money in this country and help people.
I live in Pittsburgh PA & none of those places look familiar to me.
How about these?ruclips.net/video/0MuQlQ0xh4Y/видео.html
Mainly the Hill District, Homewood and Wilkinsburg
@@markadams2907 they didn't even go to Arlington Heights.
Same. I was wondering where this was filmed. Sure doesn’t look like my neighborhood.
I have TOTALLY forgotten Arlington Heights...and I use to work for HACP
Great work as always brother. I respect your grind. Salute Charlie, ANYTHING IS CONTENT. I’m Gone ✌🏽🚀
Cincinnati has lots of folk Keeping busy doing nothing.
I thought that but maybe it was the weekend when he rolled through?
Cincinnati was my home for 20 years of my life
Driving down through Cincinnati in the morning. Going to Kentucky for new years :)
You mean Covington 😂
I love all your videos Charlie. You should think about doin a Phoenix video. The southwest ghettos have a very disturbing and unsettling atmosphere about them. Also; if you come to CA again; you’ve gotta to San Bernardino round 2 as well as a fresno video
When in Cincinnati, go to a place called Madisonville
There really fixing Madisonville up also it don’t even look the same and the Houses over in there now are going very High and there building a lot over there
Madisonville ain't hood no more
Madisonville's rich neighbors Indian Hill and Mariemont are starting to rub off on it. He got the right 'hoods.
Question why did you start the pgh video when you got to the places that were in the old part why didnt you start the video. When you seen the new develop ? You showed the old buildings a feet away when you started to record. I think if your going to show the hood show the entire hood.
This is Cincinnati in the summer 😂 I mean we be out in the winter too but this was a good day we just like to congregate 😭
Is it better than Cleveland?
All love
Love the videos very fascinating i like to look at the different suburbs and what they look like compaired to South Africa veey interesting thank you love your channel love from Johannesburg South Africa💝💝💝
Hello y'all from Michigan were everyone from ?
Rochester NY
Tampa, FL
From Md. live in MI now.
Poughkeepsie NY
317 💯
Why do people throw garbage on the streets? Being poor doesn't mean being dirty, it feels like dangerous places to walk alone
@14:15 you drive past my crib that's crazy shitz definitely lit around here bro one of the roughest neighborhoods on the East Coast Wilkinsburg PA is a suburb of Pittsburgh but is connected to the city
Yep same zip
Sense when is wilkinsburgh a suburb ??
Wilkinsburg is not within the boundaries of the City of Pittsburgh
@@markadams2907 bro so what is McKeesport what is monroeville what is Braddock what is Homestead what is munhall 🤔
@GFC STEPPO: Have you noticed that each and every one of those localities that you named have their own mayors, Police Departments & other first responders, boro/city management etc. They are not within the boundaries of the City of Pittsburgh. They are in Allegheny County, but they are not in the City of Pittsburgh
thanx for the video
This is downtown Avondale Winton terrace
They livin the good life compared to Detroit...........
@@shanegoodlad6351 shit as bad as the d brotha
Shoutout To Cincinnati & Pittsburgh, I Can DEFINITELY tell the many differences between the two cities. The only similarities I can see are the hills and how the streets are alligned. 💯
Shout out to the burgh I miss you
From the burgh via to texas. I miss my city too 😢
Honestly, the worst part of Cincinnati is by UC at the Deacon apartments. No lie, those rich annoying college kids cause more problems than anyone lol.
To get a real representation of the hoods in Cincinnati, you should've went to the west side. Worthington Ave, Price hill, Moosewood, millville, the Fay, Shelton Gardens etc
@California California Price Hill is not nice 😳
@California California first off, having a dangerous city isn’t a flex. Second off there’s is nice parts of price hill over all price hill isn’t safe , and other neighborhoods like the west hood, winton terrace, Evanston etc exist it isn’t just price hill you can’t just see one part of a neighborhood and just say AlL tHe HoOdS iN tHiS cItY ArEnT dAnGeRoUs
@California California Nd for the record, East Cleveland* is more dangerous not the whole Cleveland is more dangerous. And Akron litterally only barely one ups Cincinnati in killings. So don’t try to make it seem like Cincinnati sweet
Nah he got the hoods with the good history. OTR, West End, the T, Avondale. Knows what he's doing
@@allovertheplacepeople7814 akron not worse then cincy shit not even close we just had a 100 murder in a city of 298,000 that is way worse then akron
Ghettos are the same everywhere. But Cincinnati looks worse and more depressing than Pittsburgh.
I live in Cincinnati weird this popped up outta no where
Google knows where you live
@@user-td7xf3gz4l google knows what you eat
Right on that's crazy
I love my city, the 513, who else from here?
We've been here since 1914
Memphis and Baltimore probably the worst cities in the USA
Detroit? St. Louis?
Huh
This brother need paid for what he do. Shout out to all the cities. He going to every single hood in America. This should break a record.
Sho ya right
*Pittsburgh
I live in Pittsburgh, near Homestead. I drove around Duquesne, the Hill, Mckeesport, Homewood etc... I've never felt threatened.
As long as you're showing the hill...where's the crawford grill
Merry Christmas and Happy New year 👍🏾🖐🏾😀