There's one thing I know from living in a blue collar neighborhood, it's not a crime to be poor. Not all poor people are criminals, they live where they can afford to live and that's also not a crime.
My old neighborhood! Back in the ‘50s and early 60’s we used to go to The Tivoli movie theater. Very elegant in it’s day. My father is buried in nearby Oakwood Cemetery. So is gangster Big Jim Colisimo.
Man, the memories! I used to live right there on Prairie in what was known as the 220 building. I see all the projects are gone, Robert's Motel is gone; even Vito's grocery store is no more. At least the sign is still there! I remember being afraid to walk past the freight yard cause all the bums would be under the tracks, lol!
The history of Chicago was and still is based on segregation. It's painfully obvious who's suffered the brunt of this systemic discrimination after the post Civil Rights era. There was a paradigm shift at some point that allowed this area to become blighted and dilapidated. Moreover, it's City Hall's political Democratic policies. Based on hearing the conversation from you two, I'd venture to say that the long term goal here is to gentrify this area, given the fact that Hyde Park and the U of C is nearby. Twenty years from now, the area will blossom into a major centre of commerce and residential housing devoid of any African American residents. The wanton violence will stop because the future generations will either be locked away, move or be killed off. This is speculative at best but, I do believe that's ultimately the 'plan'.
Out of those grim outcomes you have prognosticated, move away sounds amazing. If you can't curve a community's violence problem, gentrification is best.. that goes for my Mexican peoples neighborhoods too over in pilsen and little village
I give respect to Zekas to trying to help all the communitues in the CHI. Im always over there and I can see in the future this area is going to change.On Cottoge Grove they torn down the low incoming housing and replacing.U of Chicago investment is coming in the area
Is this 63rd and ST Lawrence where that blue chevy is at turning the corner at 2:11 in the time of this video where all the fellaz was chillin at on the blk
What are you trying to say? If this is supposed to be a ghetto, it looks pretty good from my point of view! If you want to see a ghetto, take a ride through Kensington or North Philadelphia elevated lines! This looks pretty good! Are you kidding me? These homes in cottage grove look very nice, this is a ghetto? Where is the graffiti and the drug dealers, lol?
@eaguir3 Look, I visited Chicago in "87 and "88, haven't been their since! I will say this I rode the Dan Ryan El to the end on the South side. Chicago has turned things around, I know Cabrini housing project is still very unforgiving, but it seems the city has a handle on it. What are we trying to do in America? It seems every one wants to push out the poor people! Some would say money talks and bullshit walks! However, most residents in these neighborhoods are hard working people!
Seeing that guy ona porch at 7:15 made me wonder how long it takes him to get to a store n back it’s like they had COVID lockdowns way b4 COVID cuz of all the emptiness thats why their stores were bussin over there
I just wanna see what the downtown area is like & eat some deep dish 😂 that’s about it fam, then I’m gone. I already know it’s so much rich black history in Chicago.
This area is gentrifying now. Those beautiful old buildings are worth a fortune. So are those empty lots. That area is less than two miles from the lake, and less than a mile from Obama's house.
There's one thing I know from living in a blue collar neighborhood, it's not a crime to be poor. Not all poor people are criminals, they live where they can afford to live and that's also not a crime.
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We not from 63rdddd 😂
🤣🤣🤣
stretch gang put in work
King von
We not from oblock pussy
Abdullahi Abdullahi Your a pussy nigga you won’t say it to Vons face
King von really had us sayin Fuk a place we neva touch foot on😂🥺
Nah he had us saying we not frm there like we not
he died
He had y'all saying it. If you was your own person you wouldn't.
@@carlam7807 Sup babygirl
@@BaseballPlayer0 Heyyyyy how you been?
There wasn't any building on the south side burnt after M.L.K was killed. Your'e thinking of Madison ave on the west side.
Yes sir
My old neighborhood! Back in the ‘50s and early 60’s we used to go to The Tivoli movie theater. Very elegant in it’s day. My father is buried in nearby Oakwood Cemetery. So is gangster Big Jim Colisimo.
King von
just died
A horrific death
That was so sad
But well deserved after paying for the hit on a true legend...Duck. Fuck o block goofy clowns robbed they own mans while he was on autopsy table
@@jimcoyote5620 what’s dissin Oblock doing for u kid riding duck wave like he didn’t know Von was his opp tf we all kno duck da og
That area is ghetto. I am a truck driver, so I travel there often.
Duh it’s the hood
We not from 63rd
Man, the memories! I used to live right there on Prairie in what was known as the 220 building. I see all the projects are gone, Robert's Motel is gone; even Vito's grocery store is no more. At least the sign is still there! I remember being afraid to walk past the freight yard cause all the bums would be under the tracks, lol!
hotdrumchick nooo
6217 s Calumet
Neighborhood is getting better now
How is it by 71st and Woodlawn. Kinda by the cemetery. Looking to buy a home out that way. All I can afford smh. I am from aurora.
The history of Chicago was and still is based on segregation. It's painfully obvious who's suffered the brunt of this systemic discrimination after the post Civil Rights era. There was a paradigm shift at some point that allowed this area to become blighted and dilapidated. Moreover, it's City Hall's political Democratic policies. Based on hearing the conversation from you two, I'd venture to say that the long term goal here is to gentrify this area, given the fact that Hyde Park and the U of C is nearby. Twenty years from now, the area will blossom into a major centre of commerce and residential housing devoid of any African American residents. The wanton violence will stop because the future generations will either be locked away, move or be killed off. This is speculative at best but, I do believe that's ultimately the 'plan'.
Hopefully sooner than later
You make that sound like a bad thing?
@@amazingpowers6056 For real. Blacks have an entire continent they can live in, Africa, they're better off over there than here
The University of Chicago has had there eyes on Woodlawn since I can remember.
Out of those grim outcomes you have prognosticated, move away sounds amazing. If you can't curve a community's violence problem, gentrification is best.. that goes for my Mexican peoples neighborhoods too over in pilsen and little village
Bitch we lurking 63rrrrd
Thanks. Sometimes it seems like I"m the only one talking to people on the South Side, although I know that isn't so.
That long stretch of vacant land, at the end of the video on 63rd St; was there at one time buildings there?
So stupid to tear down the El from Cottage to Stony Island - a big blow to rapid transit access for the whole South Side.
Wait there was an
L on stony Island, when ???? I need to know the history lol just moved here
Lovely houses in Woodlawn... Prime location to Hyde Park, and the Lakefront for gentrification!
Lovely place to get shot in the ass
@@diegovallines7738 fac
@@diegovallines7738 all the people who shoot are leaving, thats how gentrification works
yall dont have to down our city like that you dont have to visit it
We not from 63rd
@@MAR-ji3uj fax
You don’t know shit
@@MAR-ji3uj you not from 65th or 64th either😭you probably inna burbs or a different state
@@Drippin_Sauce I live in the hood in Ohio
I give respect to Zekas to trying to help all the communitues in the CHI. Im always over there and I can see in the future this area is going to change.On Cottoge Grove they torn down the low incoming housing and replacing.U of Chicago investment is coming in the area
we ain’t from 63rd!!!!!!
My old childhood grounds.
it's horrible what happened to that neighborhood I'm from 62nd and Rockwell
Damn u might get smoked by king von
@Memeulous u act like I'm supposed to know the future brutha 😐
@@IllinoisblueLineBerserkerwatch ots gentrifying now 😌
Thank you for that advice
Beautiful houses. It’s the people that live in them. ♥️
Those projects buildings are disgusting , what kinda crap you talking bout
Whoa, disrespectful much?!
We used to shop on 63rd and Halsted.
Man I miss living in the South side in the 2000s, it all went to shit in the 2010s
Do they have Mixed-income properties in Woodlawn?
damn i miss the backround noise of chicago
Me too!
*Isn't this area infamous for its crime, along with Englewood & Austin???*
Demeñted~Miñdstate Its where it all started
Is that 63rd and ST Lawrence where that blue chevy is at turning the corner at 2:11 in the time of this video
@@damonsanders6526 63 and King Drive
@@davidblackwell6914 so thatz o'block
@@damonsanders6526 yeah
@Antonio Johnson; Common is from Chattham which is a little further south around 79th and Stoney Island
Is this 63rd and ST Lawrence where that blue chevy is at turning the corner at 2:11 in the time of this video where all the fellaz was chillin at on the blk
The real Chiraq in my Young Pappy voice
Huge fan of FBG even though that "we not from 63rd" shit was catchy lol R.I.P. Duck 🦆 R.I.P. King Von 👑
At :37 is the intersection where, in 1950, a CTA streetcar collided with a gasoline tanker truck and exploded.
u still there bro
@@type1life304 are you?
King von would not approve
Von got KICKED OFF 63rd. Lying his ass off on records...now lying in the dirt
@@jimcoyote5620 he not from there
Tour and commentary about vacant lots. Mostly unviewable .... panning left to right. Hey, Hire a real camera man or woman next time, please.
Who would know what was gonna transpire in the next couple of months on these exact streets and blocks
Fr seeing all these vids right before Chicago Streets turned global still makes it seem so unreal it shows feds forced niggas into it more everyday
The person talking in the back sounds “Joe” M. Who does those apartment tours .
It says it’s joe in the description
They should re-extend this 🔙 to Jackson Park
What are you trying to say? If this is supposed to be a ghetto, it looks pretty good from my point of view! If you want to see a ghetto, take a ride through Kensington or North Philadelphia elevated lines! This looks pretty good! Are you kidding me? These homes in cottage grove look very nice, this is a ghetto? Where is the graffiti and the drug dealers, lol?
Do you still have the same opinion 9 years later?
Why you mad it’s a ghetto
@@jim6807 bro I date u straight up go to 63rd street and say fuck 63rd see if u alive in 2 weeks
There is graffiti everywhere lol
@@nihely8558 I’ll drill everybody on 63rd 💪
South Side vacant lots were NOT all burnouts or gang turf wars. Please get it right.
At 1:41 thats abandon building its there anymore its Save-A-Lot
WE NOT FROM 63RD 😢😢
Very idiotic
@@BigAjia stfu lol
@@mingchenwei1978😂😂 I'll let you slide kid, with that profile name, you def ain't no grown man
No beef the year this vid was made
Hell Yeah..im from Roseland/Rosemoor....and im happy im out of the hood
Can you put up some videos of Hyde Park.
im here just to say.
WE NOT FROM 63RD
shameless vibes at the end
@eaguir3
Look, I visited Chicago in "87 and "88, haven't been their since! I will say this I rode the Dan Ryan El to the end on the South side. Chicago has turned things around, I know Cabrini housing project is still very unforgiving, but it seems the city has a handle on it. What are we trying to do in America? It seems every one wants to push out the poor people! Some would say money talks and bullshit walks! However, most residents in these neighborhoods are hard working people!
Seeing that guy ona porch at 7:15 made me wonder how long it takes him to get to a store n back it’s like they had COVID lockdowns way b4 COVID cuz of all the emptiness thats why their stores were bussin over there
where ur windows bulletproof?
💯
We not from 63rd
WHY THEY DID NOT GIT OUT?
You two are brave
I just wanna see what the downtown area is like & eat some deep dish 😂 that’s about it fam, then I’m gone. I already know it’s so much rich black history in Chicago.
No way in hell I’d live in any place like that far ,near or up close #hood
race baiters
Stephen Jackson lol
This area is gentrifying now. Those beautiful old buildings are worth a fortune. So are those empty lots.
That area is less than two miles from the lake, and less than a mile from Obama's house.
King von disliked this
This is Commons' old hood right?
No, Common is from 87th and cottage
tookaville
Is that tookaville /63rd & st. Lawrence where that blue chevy is at turning the corner at 2:11 in the time of this video
Damon Sanders yes
Damnnn 🤣🤣🤣 this shit olddd
Stl
He from 63rdddd
Von
We not from 63rdddddddd
is sub shop were bds be at
BS
Poverty at it's finest
AccessDenied Woodlawn is finally improving now, investment has arrived!
They rolling around smoking on that von pack
Was this supposed to be funny or something?
Back in da day on the strip “63 “ big time prostitution
Man wtf is this video trying to prove Foh
What third world country is this?...
Wakanda.
Africa
NYC
Beautiful homes at one time until you know who moved in.
Just like Detroit
What does Chicago have to do with Detroit?
No,all of these homes are actually occupied
@@static6787 that’s not what I was referring to
@@blackgoddes6525 go to sleep jo
Wow, blacks outside a library?
We not from 63rd
Dumbbb wyte biz-itch