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We have been in may a hood with you CharlieBo, this worst hoods in Baton Rouge are some of the cleanest we have seen north, east, south, and west. Some of the houses are really rundown and shabby, but not filthy and junky outside. That does show pride in where you stay and a good upbringing. Stay safe and strong Baton Rouge.
When it comes to black people in Louisiana we have been here so many generations that we own our homes don’t have much money to keep them up but we do pay kids to cut our grass and pick up trash that was my hustle as a kid I walked around with a lawn mower and weed eater that I stole and kept up peoples yards for money
I know people who live well in every neighborhood you driven through,own their home and keep their property up.and proud of what they have and live and retired from their job
I live in on one of those streets! My husband and I own our house. We keep the house up we keep it clean we keep the yard clean! It's not a movie star house it's not a movie star neighborhood but the block we live on there are plenty of houses that are nice and kept up! Who ever made that video she have spoken to the owners of the houses before recording! The name of the area is called Dixie and you are right there are people who take care of their houses and property! They have jobs they pay their bills they pay their property taxes every year! You know what? I could go on and on but it would take too long and I might sprain my fingers! I work at a hair salon and I need my fingers to work!
@@angelawhite3058 why should he have asked before filming? Plus he's driving around. You want him to "ask" 500+ people if he could drive by and film? This man goes all over the country doing this.
@@mowglifromthejungle5614 I love you all team Albany strong Lousiana God bless the United States of America my Italian family to yours be safe be safe be safe
Do the type of people you got to watch for Traders they can't wait to see somebody doing something hurry up and go reported can't trust those kind of people riding around videotaping people's houses he said take it and make him eat it we're going to make you eat that camera job or if you pass your videotaping out houses Jesus says when two or gathered his presence in the name of Jesus rebuke eavesdropping Hallelujah spirits by the blood of Jesus
Computer science major from Louisiana, and yes I can make a mean etouffee, jambalaya, and a chicken and sausage gumbo. The cooking here makes the rest of the United States (Huston, Dallas TX, Kansas City Missouri, Atlanta Georgia, and Portland Oregon) seem bland and terrible.
Good that sounds like a fair deal to me so what it is that's a perfect place to be at least let me tell you this though did you know that the Congress NDC was set on fire by some homeless people watch this the homeless people live on the next block from the Congress building about that much I'll go there about you tell people about that who did this video I'm going to Jesus is going to take that camera and cracking a thousand pieces I'm so upset with these people
Exactly. It’s so funny how every citythat has a downtown area, the outside is just poor areas. Its like its sucking the life force from the neighborhoods around it. And it gravitates towards the center (downtown).
Everybody visits New Orleans, but I've always wondered what the average visitor thinks of Baton Rouge. This place is strange. Once you're here, most people just don't wind up leaving. I don't think it's really on purpose. It just kinda...happens.
@@yellowfever4150 I'm sorry you've had those experiences here. What sort of work are you looking for if you don't mind my asking? There is plenty of work in the plants, but I find you need an in. I occasionally need help if you don't mind a little labor for 2 or 3 hours to make a few bucks. Definitely not full time, but if you need a little extra cash every now and then...
@@carashanks4955 I'm not saying I completely disagree with you because at the end of the day, of course YOU are your biggest asset...BUT...the country is in a SERIOUSLY fucked up position right now. It's heartbreaking, but every single night just about when I'm working I have somebody roll up on me on a bicycle asking if they can do anything at all to help just so they can make a few dollars. These aren't drug seekers, alcoholics, etc. These are folks that genuinely want to work, and they simply cannot find sustainable work at the moment. And honestly, I think we desperately need another shut down the way the numbers are going. The govt needs to get off their asses, the election is fucking over, and start wheeling and dealing over another stimulus so people can keep a roof over their heads and some food in their stomachs. So many people are teetering on the edge, but this all has nothing to do with Baton Rouge specifically. This is everywhere. I truly fear for our children/grandchildren. It's not fair what they are going to inherit from us, but all we can do is hope that better heads prevail. Ok...end rant. My bad y'all... 🤣😛
0:01 Southside (uptown) 0:58 Dixie (darkside) 4:22 Zion city 7:30 Southside 12:52 Gardere You missed some of the main hoods fam especially Scotland and Glen oaks
You are 100% correct my friend.. I was an Uber driver for 4 years and I've been to all of them..but not after midnight..hehe..I Ain't stupid and I do not want to go anywhere where I have to pack a gun..hehe🤔😁🤗
Yes, I wholeheartedly agree. I met some of the friendliest people when I lived in Baton Rouge. They’re very chill. In my hometown in Alabama about everyone you talk to gives you a strange vibe... like they’re preoccupied with something mentally and it’s distracting from the interaction at hand. Not in BR. Place is very chill.
@@americanoutdoorstv7648 I don’t know what’s wrong but the Decatur/Hartselle area is really jacked up people wise. I actually believe there to be a spiritual stronghold over the city of Decatur. When I get out of the city limits, I can feel the oppression and self consciousness leave me.
Lmao. I said the same. Roll thru at 1 am no matter the day of the week. It's up there. They e don't even get up til 4 pm. I run service in this area. And they mad af. Even tho I'm there to fix something!
I grew up in Baton Rouge and even though some of the older parts of the city has some rundown houses there are still really good people living there and a lot of beautiful places in Baton Rouge. These people may be poor but have pride in their city.
13:00 onward is Gardere. Those apartments used to be LSU student housing. Developers built nicer apartments closer to LSU so this area became less attractive to students. A lot of these property owners converted the apartments to public housing in the 90s and it got bad pretty quick. It's quieted down a bit in the past few years. Recently a lot of Hispanics have moved in.
Isn’t that area near bellaire high? That’s too far from lsu to have been student housing, in fact scratch that isn’t, i live near there it’s a 20 min drive from lsu
Yasss! When I go to Chicken Shack I'm so happy I feel like I'm on vacation! 🍗 Nobody has better Fried. Chicken! Hey wait, it's Tuesday....they got the special...c y'all later!
I lived in B.R. for more than 50 years. Now I live in the Mandeville area. NO COMPARISON. I wouldn't live in B.R. now if you paid my rent. Traffic is insufferable, crime is endemic and getting worse, the roads are bad, and the Government is Left. Such potential just stuck in Stupid. And what's up with all the street signs missing?
i lived there 50 years ago. Must have left when you arrived. It seemed like the City-Parish government always tried to do good for the city, especially saving the downtown areas. As you say, "such potential" with Exxon and other refineries plus LSU and Southern Universities. My old friend said Katrina evacuees stopped progress and increased crime. I don't know. Many years since I lived there. Been gone since my grandparents died.
I live on one of the streets in the video. My husband and I own our house. We keep the house up we keep the yard clean. We keep our cars in the garage. Is it perfect? No. Is it a movie star house in a movie star neighborhood? No. Not by any stretch of the imagination! But it belongs to us and we take care of what we have! We are not wealthy. If we were we would not be living in Dixie. By the way I did not name the area someone else did! However we work hard at our jobs. We pay our bills and we pay our property taxes every year. My neighbors keep their houses up and keep their yards clean. Its not perfect I know. All too well. There are places that need to be cleaned up and cleaned out. I wish the politicians would get involved and clean Dixie up! Don't get me started on Louisiana politics! I have been living in Louisiana my entire life and Hollywood makes politicians sound and look too good! But I wish someone would have spoken to me about the video. I would have said plenty! I could go on and on but I will stop! I'm afraid i might sprain my fingers! I work at a hair salon and I need my fingers to work! Make a full documentary and speak to the people! Dixie can be fixed. It's the powers that be who can fix it! They know Dixie needs help but they will not put their lavish parties aside to do a damned thing about it! Talk to the politicians who beg for our votes then abandon us after!
I live in LA & the hood i stay in has its crime it has its gang violence, but the people in our neighborhood have a sense of pride, we clean our streets, & some neighbors are even remodeling their homes! Just cause it’s the “hood”, doesn’t mean it has to look like skidrow or Detroit.
BR has a more rural look and feel, less crowding and a slower pace. They sound pretty much the same, although BR accent a little more subdued I think, for the most part. They both have a lot of poverty and crime, although N.O. is worse.
@@ivamcole2304 nothing is Caribbean about New Orleans, it has a strong French creole culture mixed with African influences which explains the accent. Miami is a more Caribbean city
@@Chosenone504 it is Caribbean. Don't you know one of the nicknames of the city is the northern most tip of the Caribbean?!!, There is nothing American or Southern about New Orleans. We are geographically located in the south but we are not southern culture. You can look it up, they call New Orleans Caribbean. You must not be from New Orleans 😑
its cause the people here were put down through generational wealth gaps that have still not recovered today. Not to mention the sorry state of the education they barely receive. sad shit man, and i can only hope it gets better
you drove right past the house that my sister and i used to live in. I remember some of the people who lived around us always used to say “Livings hard in easy town” I remember I used to go to school at tara high, we used to hotbox the bathrooms and shit 🤣
Yes, huge swathes are indeed like this. Scotlandville, Zion City, Plank, Scenic, Airline, Evangeline, Winbourne, next to downtown, Old Old Baton Rouge, McKinley area, right north of LSU, etc. some areas are super nice and well-maintained. I’ve worked lately in the poor parts of town, and part of my job was to walk these neighborhoods with a coalition of city cops, Sheriff’s Office, DA’s, Mayor’s and some nonprofits, passing out treats, literature, etc. I have my ideas about that. Doesn’t look great in person either.
So basically you’re showing problems that are nationwide. You’re looking at Wealth inequality, you’re looking at Racism, healthcare inequality, resource inequality etc. I’d be willing to bet the police presence in these neighborhoods is no where near what it is around Fraternity Row or the wealthier neighborhoods in BR. I only watched a few minutes of your video, I’m not sure what you think you’re doing? If you’re trying to right a wrong, you’re not helping. Did you stop and talk to anyone in these neighborhoods? And yes I’ve seen worse streets in NOLA. If you beat someone down long enough, some might break. And as the saying goes, If you’re not part of the solution you’re part of the problem!
@@vooveks Ok thanks I just watched some of this video. I live between BR and NOLA along the River in a small town, but have also lived in NOLA. I’ve always tried to be part of the solution rather than part of the problem. I feel that it doesn’t take grand gestures but small every day things make a difference.
I wish you could have paused or zoomed to get more street signs. I caught the first one, South 21st street. If you went north a few blocks and then around the two cemeteries, you'd be on North 21st street, aka Scenic Highway. A few more blocks and you'd pass Bay St, then a couple more to Chestnut St. Turn left and go down to 15th street and turn right. Go a few houses and on the left is the house where I lived from age 5 to 14. My grandparents on my mother's side lived across the street. Our house backed up the the KCS railyard, and across the yard there was a hobo camp that we would on rare occasion visit. Of course crossing the railyard was dangerous, and if anyone's mother spotted us going over or under railcars, then OUR mothers would hear about it. At the north end of 15th street was a pasture where one family had horses. I've lived elsewhere since age 18, but I've in recent times "driven" the streets where I was a kid in Baton Rouge via Google Streetview. Only one word comes to mind when I see that neighborhood now compared to the 1950's: sad. John Ed Pearce: "Home is a place you grow up wanting to leave, and grow old wanting to get back to. "
I'll say this I was born and raised on the Eastside of Detroit Mi but Louisiana holds a special place in my heart them boys don't play and I've lived in Louisiana, Tennessee, Illinois and Georgia
No offense but how do yall be getting around? Theres no stores it looks like for a while in walking distance, nobodies houses are gated, and how well lit is it at night?
@@timeah100 well we drive of course its a store on every corner its the hood you see neighborhoods not suburbs. in no hood do you see gated properties . it lit by streets lights like everyone else in america. kinda confused at you question
@@liliceprincess08 ofc you guys would drive i more so meant like growing up, when u weren’t driving. I wouldnt walk to the store here especially at night lol
His ancestor who at one time lived in ghettos until the US government deemed Irish, Italians, White Jews White, and economically made improvements for his ancestor and him to date to have jobs such as the police jobs and fire department jobs etc. Later subsequently fleeing the inner cities and moving to the suburbs taking those jobs once in the communities when black people start start moving into those community the Anglo Saxon referring to.
I'm loving your videos.im from Ireland.this is showing me the america I wouldn't normally see .thank you..there's no dogs running around.here we have lots .and as for the parking of some cars.it would drive me nuts.yoy can't get up or down the bloody street.id have lots of arguments 🤣
Baton Rouge born and raised here !!! Moved away twice and ended up right back home and still here to this day !!! Yes I live in the hood South side BR wouldnt change it we some down earth kind and generous folks !!!
I spent a year living on the street in New Orleans. Now I live in Baton Rouge. I stay in a nice neighborhood, but you don't have to go far to see bad areas. Where I work we just had someone od in the bathroom the other day.
I like how they preserve nature.Look as he drives look at the Trees ..how they hang over streets .homes yards are stuffed wit them....I appreciate how yall appreciate Your Home...
Australian tourist...i accidentally caught local bus around the 'hood off Florida ave in Baton Rouge. Was only person on the bus and i was kinda' apprehensive.
I’ve worked there a lot for the past 20 years. That’s not a bad hood. Poor, but not dangerous. I could take you to a part that would have you running red lights.
They choose to live in a hood. Walk over their trash instead of bending over & pick it up to put it in the trash can. They choose to spend their money on car rims & not a can of paint to have their homes look like a decent family is living in it...i know...i live next door to one of those houses with trash all over...weeds knee high & the car rims that cost more than the car itself. No one to blame but themselves.
There are not too many businesses and that is what is hurting the area. No businesses but a good bit of traffic through the areas.... used to be busting with business but past 30 years nope....
This person opening up a business in our community will not be generating wealth in our communities but instead to his community and the family back at home. He should stay in Bangladeshi and open up business not there. We need black businesses and banks to give black people business loans for black people to open up businesses and generate wealth in our communities. Providing jobs etc.
I live 5 miles away from the ninth ward!" My sister in law was shot in the head only 17 years old,,and this was 20 years ago!" Imagine how dangerous it is now!!!!!!!!😓
Baton Rouge north side is huge. So many hoods in the north. From the airport down to Florida Blvd. The south is smaller but still getting down. Southeast BR down by gardere still hood too but it ain’t as concentrated.
I live off Old Scenic heading into Zachary. I worked in some of these poor neighborhoods. Yes, south of Zachary it does get that bad and worse. I’ve walked those streets by foot with cops and the Sheriff’s while they did community policing (not my choice). The rundown houses and trash in some places will amaze you.
All theses videos amaze me tbh, I'm glad I'm from the suburbs but this is still intriguing, lowkey makes me want to do what this guy does. Also does anyone notice in most of these "hoods" from the videos I never really see like stores, parks, schools, rec centers. My uncle always told me, " dont be bored because having nothing to do gets you into trouble" These guys really have nothing to do
Born and raised in east Baton Rouge parish practically my entire life, but I went to BRMHS off government st and Southern A&M and visited my friends that went to LSU...that was about the closest I’d go to south Baton Rouge 😂
Sad,but touching the 70805 area is the worst in Baton Rouge I live on Chippewa and Acadian 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️its like a jungle sometimes I wonder how I keep from going under
Prescott and Mohican, 4:21 Zion City and a little Brookstown. At 7:21 S. BR aka the bottom, many well educated and successful people are from SBR. Last Gardere Lane. Many neighborhoods never recovered from the great flood of 2016. Fema did not cover landlords without insurance. Same as New Orleans in 2005, Fema does not cover inherited properties. The mayor and council representatives of these districts should be ashamed. Blighted properties should be torn down. These are poor areas that I have been unafraid to traverse even at night another time and a different generation. There are some good people who were unable to get out. If they were truly dangerous hoods, you would not been allowed to film. I dare you to go filming in the poor areas of Denham Springs.
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CharlieBo313 ? I needed to make some extra money on the side, so Ima start another youtube channel and start filming the streets of Los Angeles. Right now Im trying to get my camera equipment and editing software together. I have a GoPro 8 but the thing records 5 minutes at a time. Also I got a 4k Sony camcorder too. CharlieBo313 ? I got to get this money man, what is all the equipment you use and editing software ?
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@FUNK BOOGIE A camera and some rubber bands is all I use. I use the Filmora video editing program.
@@CharlieBo313 ? ok Thanks CharlieBo man I can't wait to get started.
Ever find yourself in any kind of trouble going into these neighborhoods!? Stay safe!❤️
We have been in may a hood with you CharlieBo, this worst hoods in Baton Rouge are some of the cleanest we have seen north, east, south, and west. Some of the houses are really rundown and shabby, but not filthy and junky outside. That does show pride in where you stay and a good upbringing. Stay safe and strong Baton Rouge.
It’s the mfers that’s in those neighborhoods I bet you won’t be strolling thru dat bih at nite
When it comes to black people in Louisiana we have been here so many generations that we own our homes don’t have much money to keep them up but we do pay kids to cut our grass and pick up trash that was my hustle as a kid I walked around with a lawn mower and weed eater that I stole and kept up peoples yards for money
@@captaynchapman6536 dam calm down, it's a good thing
I know people who live well in every neighborhood you driven through,own their home and keep their property up.and proud of what they have and live and retired from their job
I live in on one of those streets! My husband and I own our house. We keep the house up we keep it clean we keep the yard clean! It's not a movie star house it's not a movie star neighborhood but the block we live on there are plenty of houses that are nice and kept up! Who ever made that video she have spoken to the owners of the houses before recording! The name of the area is called Dixie and you are right there are people who take care of their houses and property! They have jobs they pay their bills they pay their property taxes every year! You know what? I could go on and on but it would take too long and I might sprain my fingers! I work at a hair salon and I need my fingers to work!
@@angelawhite3058 why should he have asked before filming? Plus he's driving around. You want him to "ask" 500+ people if he could drive by and film? This man goes all over the country doing this.
@@angelawhite3058 I grew up in Dixie--------before the cloverleaf was ever put into the interstate--------Be Blessed Angela
@@mowglifromthejungle5614 I love you all team Albany strong Lousiana God bless the United States of America my Italian family to yours be safe be safe be safe
Do the type of people you got to watch for Traders they can't wait to see somebody doing something hurry up and go reported can't trust those kind of people riding around videotaping people's houses he said take it and make him eat it we're going to make you eat that camera job or if you pass your videotaping out houses Jesus says when two or gathered his presence in the name of Jesus rebuke eavesdropping Hallelujah spirits by the blood of Jesus
I bet there’s some folks in those houses that can make some serious crawfish etouffee!
Glad the know you came back to our city tip toein!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
you just instantly made me hungry
Even more than that!
Nah, those are the whites
Computer science major from Louisiana, and yes I can make a mean etouffee, jambalaya, and a chicken and sausage gumbo. The cooking here makes the rest of the United States (Huston, Dallas TX, Kansas City Missouri, Atlanta Georgia, and Portland Oregon) seem bland and terrible.
The outrageously ironic thing is it's walking distance to LSU
Good that sounds like a fair deal to me so what it is that's a perfect place to be at least let me tell you this though did you know that the Congress NDC was set on fire by some homeless people watch this the homeless people live on the next block from the Congress building about that much I'll go there about you tell people about that who did this video I'm going to Jesus is going to take that camera and cracking a thousand pieces I'm so upset with these people
I’ve driven through these neighborhoods cause my siri started tripping on the way to campus
sounds like a good spot to get a crib and attend school on the low then
Exactly. It’s so funny how every citythat has a downtown area, the outside is just poor areas. Its like its sucking the life force from the neighborhoods around it. And it gravitates towards the center (downtown).
@@LilliBilliWilli how do you need directions to go to school😂
A neighborhood can be poor and still clean! Take notes Philly or Philtadelphia!
Philly’s clean... You need glasses
Philly is hit you need get them cataracts removed son
@@deshawndadon9237I would've gave you a gill for that comment
He’s saying philly needs to take notes about the clean hoods down south
@@deshawndadon9237 , Philly is a huge trash can disgusting.
Everybody visits New Orleans, but I've always wondered what the average visitor thinks of Baton Rouge. This place is strange. Once you're here, most people just don't wind up leaving. I don't think it's really on purpose. It just kinda...happens.
People get stuck here. No good jobs its hard to find a job and People around here are cut throat and will keep you from leaving
People get stuck here. No good jobs its hard to find a job and People around here are cut throat and will keep you from leaving
@@yellowfever4150 I'm sorry you've had those experiences here. What sort of work are you looking for if you don't mind my asking? There is plenty of work in the plants, but I find you need an in. I occasionally need help if you don't mind a little labor for 2 or 3 hours to make a few bucks. Definitely not full time, but if you need a little extra cash every now and then...
You have a good point lol BR is Strange in a way .
@@carashanks4955 I'm not saying I completely disagree with you because at the end of the day, of course YOU are your biggest asset...BUT...the country is in a SERIOUSLY fucked up position right now. It's heartbreaking, but every single night just about when I'm working I have somebody roll up on me on a bicycle asking if they can do anything at all to help just so they can make a few dollars. These aren't drug seekers, alcoholics, etc. These are folks that genuinely want to work, and they simply cannot find sustainable work at the moment. And honestly, I think we desperately need another shut down the way the numbers are going. The govt needs to get off their asses, the election is fucking over, and start wheeling and dealing over another stimulus so people can keep a roof over their heads and some food in their stomachs. So many people are teetering on the edge, but this all has nothing to do with Baton Rouge specifically. This is everywhere. I truly fear for our children/grandchildren. It's not fair what they are going to inherit from us, but all we can do is hope that better heads prevail. Ok...end rant. My bad y'all... 🤣😛
0:01 Southside (uptown)
0:58 Dixie (darkside)
4:22 Zion city
7:30 Southside
12:52 Gardere
You missed some of the main hoods fam especially Scotland and Glen oaks
No brooks town field town bank fairfield boot town nigga town none of that
Not even sherwood
No mall city???
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You are 100% correct my friend.. I was an Uber driver for 4 years and I've been to all of them..but not after midnight..hehe..I Ain't stupid and I do not want to go anywhere where I have to pack a gun..hehe🤔😁🤗
Born and Raised in South BR, Taft St. and Thomas Delpit Dr
Put yo 4s up
Same
Sweethome Baptist church. Buchanan st. Daddy McKinley st...mama Kentucky.
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You knew Ms Fannie. On Polk st. That my great grandmother
Wild thing is, the people there are extremely kind and friendly. They may be poor but they're some of the nicest people ever.
Yes, I wholeheartedly agree. I met some of the friendliest people when I lived in Baton Rouge. They’re very chill. In my hometown in Alabama about everyone you talk to gives you a strange vibe... like they’re preoccupied with something mentally and it’s distracting from the interaction at hand. Not in BR. Place is very chill.
@@BornAgainOneHope Ah yeah. I'm also in Al.
@@americanoutdoorstv7648 I don’t know what’s wrong but the Decatur/Hartselle area is really jacked up people wise. I actually believe there to be a spiritual stronghold over the city of Decatur. When I get out of the city limits, I can feel the oppression and self consciousness leave me.
@@BornAgainOneHope yeah you see that a lot in more high end areas. Most of them only care about themselves.
Their pretty rude to me ,Well a lot of the women are
Should have been there at night. Nobody up in the day time in BR, but its Jumanji at night
Right? I’m watchin this knowing why he didn’t shoot at night.
He ain’t ride through Memphis or Birmingham at night either
@@spontaneouslife205 i dont blame him, he aint a local
Lmao. I said the same. Roll thru at 1 am no matter the day of the week. It's up there. They e don't even get up til 4 pm. I run service in this area. And they mad af. Even tho I'm there to fix something!
@@ashleymeggan hood expert eh
I had some of the best food ever in Baton Rouge.
I believe it!!!!! The best food in USA comes from Louisiana.
What was on yur plate??
Right!! It’s the best, i live in BR
Baton Rouge has great restaurants and great food. Don't ever go to a chain restaurant if you visit there.
They be having good sea food/soul food
I grew up in Baton Rouge and even though some of the older parts of the city has some rundown houses there are still really good people living there and a lot of beautiful places in Baton Rouge. These people may be poor but have pride in their city.
If these houses could talk, the stories they would tell.
This video made me nostalgic. I don’t live in Baton Rouge anymore, but seeing you drive around made me sort of home sick.
Do you think BR needs more recognition? NO kinda taking all the attention
Sameeeee bro i live on a island in pacific but it s make me nostalgic😢
I live in Baton Rouge and there is like 5 shootings a day
How many now?
I am from Pennsylvania. Never went down south but I always wanted to go see New Orleans and Baton Rouge.
I’m from Pennsylvania too
All hood nephew 😂
All of it is not the hood😑
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Mississippi Saints Baton Rouge not harder than my city
Even though some parts are not that great, That's one of the most kept up hoods I've ever seen !!!!
Lol keep in mind all the hoods y'all be reppin on are safer than BR....that sounds like Either Hate or Cap .....which 1?
@@jeremyrobinson355 your definitely wrong this a steppa city for sure
@@liliceprincess08 what's a steppa city??? Cuz nobody was using the word steppin till BR lingo hit the scene
@@jeremyrobinson355 BR
Baton Rouge ain’t as bad as Fredo bang and youngboy make it seem we got so much beauty over here
13:00 onward is Gardere. Those apartments used to be LSU student housing. Developers built nicer apartments closer to LSU so this area became less attractive to students. A lot of these property owners converted the apartments to public housing in the 90s and it got bad pretty quick. It's quieted down a bit in the past few years. Recently a lot of Hispanics have moved in.
Isn’t that area near bellaire high? That’s too far from lsu to have been student housing, in fact scratch that isn’t, i live near there it’s a 20 min drive from lsu
@@AngelGonzalez-qy6or no. Belaire way on the east side of BR. Gardere is by LSU and close to the Mississippi river.
@@d-bo225 ah okay yeah those apartments look like the apartments behind bellaire
Yea it's nothing but Spanish ppl now. It's nice homes off Gardere as well
@Kobe24 it's EXACTLY like the East. It has nice areas as well
What's the PURPOSE?! BESIDES THANKING GOD FOR A ROOF OVER YOUR HEAD!! GO & HELP THE HOMELESS
Shout out to the Chicken Shack
Nasty
@@hr6144 You team Blue Store? lol
Chicken shack all day. Blue store str8 heart attack 😂😂😖
Yasss! When I go to Chicken Shack I'm so happy I feel like I'm on vacation! 🍗 Nobody has better Fried. Chicken! Hey wait, it's Tuesday....they got the special...c y'all later!
Knuckle suckin good
C if Jimbo is on Sherwood Street. He wears interesting clothes at the grocery store
You must don't know all the worst parts of Baton Rouge where you'll see people here and there lol
I lived in B.R. for more than 50 years. Now I live in the Mandeville area. NO COMPARISON. I wouldn't live in B.R. now if you paid my rent. Traffic is insufferable, crime is endemic and getting worse, the roads are bad, and the Government is Left. Such potential just stuck in Stupid.
And what's up with all the street signs missing?
i lived there 50 years ago. Must have left when you arrived. It seemed like the City-Parish government always tried to do good for the city, especially saving the downtown areas. As you say, "such potential" with Exxon and other refineries plus LSU and Southern Universities. My old friend said Katrina evacuees stopped progress and increased crime. I don't know. Many years since I lived there. Been gone since my grandparents died.
Thank you for the NOLA and BR videos BooBoo. Nostalgic for me
I live on one of the streets in the video. My husband and I own our house. We keep the house up we keep the yard clean. We keep our cars in the garage. Is it perfect? No. Is it a movie star house in a movie star neighborhood? No. Not by any stretch of the imagination! But it belongs to us and we take care of what we have! We are not wealthy. If we were we would not be living in Dixie. By the way I did not name the area someone else did! However we work hard at our jobs. We pay our bills and we pay our property taxes every year. My neighbors keep their houses up and keep their yards clean. Its not perfect I know. All too well. There are places that need to be cleaned up and cleaned out. I wish the politicians would get involved and clean Dixie up! Don't get me started on Louisiana politics! I have been living in Louisiana my entire life and Hollywood makes politicians sound and look too good! But I wish someone would have spoken to me about the video. I would have said plenty! I could go on and on but I will stop! I'm afraid i might sprain my fingers! I work at a hair salon and I need my fingers to work! Make a full documentary and speak to the people! Dixie can be fixed. It's the powers that be who can fix it! They know Dixie needs help but they will not put their lavish parties aside to do a damned thing about it! Talk to the politicians who beg for our votes then abandon us after!
I was just talking about BR lol in your NOLA video. Southern Jaguars was a big culture shock being from Cali...
@terrence samps I got ties to both, I got ties all throughout the south. People moved West in the early 1900s to avoid being killed by devils.
I think I saw Kevin Gates rolling a blurnt
When
You forgot the hoods in the north too 3rd world, zion city and glen oaks, Sherwood, brookstown Dixie, Cc lockdown thats where its at too
My ex husband grew up in Glen Oaks.
He did go to Dixie that was the 2nd place he drove through
Yeah, The Jungle in Glen Oaks is Jumanji at night, too!
rt dat oak !
I'm from Glenoaks on Oaklon
Is it just me or is this area pretty damn nice?
Its just country
so i guess every hood has to be project housing and clothes lines huh???
@@AnimalBlundettoK so I guess you're mad because I gave your hood a compliment? You want your hood to be called shitty?
I live in LA & the hood i stay in has its crime it has its gang violence, but the people in our neighborhood have a sense of pride, we clean our streets, & some neighbors are even remodeling their homes! Just cause it’s the “hood”, doesn’t mean it has to look like skidrow or Detroit.
@@de5163 So basically you're saying you WANT to be hood even though it's not a bad area.
What's your take on BR compared to the N.O. Charlie? Good video.
BR has a more rural look and feel, less crowding and a slower pace. They sound pretty much the same, although BR accent a little more subdued I think, for the most part. They both have a lot of poverty and crime, although N.O. is worse.
@@CharlieBo313 BR sounds more country and some of the slang they use came from NOLA so BR is like a waterd down version
New Orleans is a Caribbean city Caribbean flavor and Caribbean accent, while Baton Rouge Is just country, southern and typical deep South 😑🤷🏽♂️
@@ivamcole2304 nothing is Caribbean about New Orleans, it has a strong French creole culture mixed with African influences which explains the accent. Miami is a more Caribbean city
@@Chosenone504 it is Caribbean. Don't you know one of the nicknames of the city is the northern most tip of the Caribbean?!!, There is nothing American or Southern about New Orleans. We are geographically located in the south but we are not southern culture. You can look it up, they call New Orleans Caribbean. You must not be from New Orleans 😑
In the video where you see the over head traffic, COPS filmed a couple of shows in that area. Daytime, safe. Nighttime, not on your life.
I've seen so many of Charlie's videos and i almost never see any whites,no matter what neighborhood he films in
its cause the people here were put down through generational wealth gaps that have still not recovered today. Not to mention the sorry state of the education they barely receive. sad shit man, and i can only hope it gets better
jay fine exactly
You missed them in Kensington, Philly.
Poor white people live in rural areas rather than inner urban cities.
@@24daytona26 I wouldn't say that's the main factor. Jews and Asians were subject to the same thing but now surpass whites in wealth and income
Worst hoods yet multiple houses have multiple cars. This used to be all working class.
Bus system here is shit. You need a car to work.
Its so weird seeing my neighborhood through a camera 😅😂 and literally drive by the basketball court 💯😂
you drove right past the house that my sister and i used to live in. I remember some of the people who lived around us always used to say “Livings hard in easy town” I remember I used to go to school at tara high, we used to hotbox the bathrooms and shit 🤣
This could be at least about 40 states in the country, though some won't admit it!
Good video my G I see some of these comments salty but keep doing ya thang
Y’all doing this like br horrible it’s rlly not if you actually come everything don’t look like this!...
Yes, huge swathes are indeed like this. Scotlandville, Zion City, Plank, Scenic, Airline, Evangeline, Winbourne, next to downtown, Old Old Baton Rouge, McKinley area, right north of LSU, etc. some areas are super nice and well-maintained. I’ve worked lately in the poor parts of town, and part of my job was to walk these neighborhoods with a coalition of city cops, Sheriff’s Office, DA’s, Mayor’s and some nonprofits, passing out treats, literature, etc. I have my ideas about that. Doesn’t look great in person either.
That's true 💪🏿💪🏿
So basically you’re showing problems that are nationwide. You’re looking at Wealth inequality, you’re looking at Racism, healthcare inequality, resource inequality etc. I’d be willing to bet the police presence in these neighborhoods is no where near what it is around Fraternity Row or the wealthier neighborhoods in BR. I only watched a few minutes of your video, I’m not sure what you think you’re doing? If you’re trying to right a wrong, you’re not helping. Did you stop and talk to anyone in these neighborhoods?
And yes I’ve seen worse streets in NOLA. If you beat someone down long enough, some might break.
And as the saying goes, If you’re not part of the solution you’re part of the problem!
He has actually done quite a few interviews with people in these hoods.
@@vooveks Ok thanks I just watched some of this video. I live between BR and NOLA along the River in a small town, but have also lived in NOLA. I’ve always tried to be part of the solution rather than part of the problem.
I feel that it doesn’t take grand gestures but small every day things make a difference.
At least they are clean....right California?
I wish you could have paused or zoomed to get more street signs. I caught the first one, South 21st street. If you went north a few blocks and then around the two cemeteries, you'd be on North 21st street, aka Scenic Highway. A few more blocks and you'd pass Bay St, then a couple more to Chestnut St. Turn left and go down to 15th street and turn right. Go a few houses and on the left is the house where I lived from age 5 to 14. My grandparents on my mother's side lived across the street. Our house backed up the the KCS railyard, and across the yard there was a hobo camp that we would on rare occasion visit. Of course crossing the railyard was dangerous, and if anyone's mother spotted us going over or under railcars, then OUR mothers would hear about it. At the north end of 15th street was a pasture where one family had horses. I've lived elsewhere since age 18, but I've in recent times "driven" the streets where I was a kid in Baton Rouge via Google Streetview. Only one word comes to mind when I see that neighborhood now compared to the 1950's: sad.
John Ed Pearce: "Home is a place you grow up wanting to leave, and grow old wanting to get back to.
"
Lol good essay you just earn
Yourself a 100
I'll say this I was born and raised on the Eastside of Detroit Mi but Louisiana holds a special place in my heart them boys don't play and I've lived in Louisiana, Tennessee, Illinois and Georgia
There is a saying we have here in Baton Rouge. “If you are on a street named after a state, president, Indian chief or tribe, turn around and GTFO!”
Number or alphabet too
that’s so weird to see your own house😂😂
Right! 😳😆
No offense but how do yall be getting around? Theres no stores it looks like for a while in walking distance, nobodies houses are gated, and how well lit is it at night?
@@timeah100 well we drive of course its a store on every corner its the hood you see neighborhoods not suburbs. in no hood do you see gated properties . it lit by streets lights like everyone else in america. kinda confused at you question
@@liliceprincess08 ofc you guys would drive i more so meant like growing up, when u weren’t driving. I wouldnt walk to the store here especially at night lol
@@timeah100 well i wouldnt walk anywhere at night no matter the neighborhood
Bruh somebody bumpin that jungle by b.g. 😂
I see u boi.. Dixie, easy town, and da park
damn even the coke machines got bars on them
U are so white😂that’s out in tx hotels
@@sfmsyndicate8-243 Nothings wrong with being white.
His ancestor who at one time lived in ghettos until the US government deemed Irish, Italians, White Jews White, and economically made improvements for his ancestor and him to date to have jobs such as the police jobs and fire department jobs etc. Later subsequently fleeing the inner cities and moving to the suburbs taking those jobs once in the communities when black people start start moving into those community the Anglo Saxon referring to.
@@sfmsyndicate8-243White lives matter
Shoutout to my fellow BR people cause even though it’s dangerous we love where we from.
Not dangerous
Wtf is you talking about you suburb clown
@@Camaro2ssboy sure buddy look at google searches
You are so beautiful
Holding BG Down in 2020 That's what's up !!! ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾
grass is so green
I luv it 😍
And they say grass ain't always greener on the other side🤨🤔
I know you ain’t pass up chicken shack i can’t do it 😂
I noticed that too. Chicken shack is fire thoughhh
I need a Tuesday special
I'm loving your videos.im from Ireland.this is showing me the america I wouldn't normally see .thank you..there's no dogs running around.here we have lots .and as for the parking of some cars.it would drive me nuts.yoy can't get up or down the bloody street.id have lots of arguments 🤣
Born and raised in Baton Rouge and yes it's not what the movies play
Baton Rouge born and raised here !!! Moved away twice and ended up right back home and still here to this day !!! Yes I live in the hood South side BR wouldnt change it we some down earth kind and generous folks !!!
Iz baton rouge dangerous?
Lol
@@Camaro2ssboy the world is dangerous !!! Baton Rouge is just as dangerous as any other city its quiet here dont believe the hype
@@creolegoddess1979 thanks
@@Camaro2ssboy most welcome !!!
I spent a year living on the street in New Orleans. Now I live in Baton Rouge. I stay in a nice neighborhood, but you don't have to go far to see bad areas. Where I work we just had someone od in the bathroom the other day.
I like how they preserve nature.Look as he drives look at the Trees ..how they hang over streets .homes yards are stuffed wit them....I appreciate how yall appreciate Your Home...
I would like a tour of your BBQ places. Tell me where I can get a good cheeseburger and fries. Thanks.
Sure thing. It's called YELP. Download the App.
Australian tourist...i accidentally caught local bus around the 'hood off Florida ave in Baton Rouge. Was only person on the bus and i was kinda' apprehensive.
Jay’s BBQ on Government Street
@@LadyLikeLane Jay's bbq is the worst. Surprised they haven't got shot up yet for suking so bad
@@scottndawn what's the name of a good bbq place in your opinion? Thanks ☺️
What makes them so bad? I'm from BR!!! And I think this is one BS!!!
Right baton rouge really a peace and quiet city they just be betraying like it’s this dangerous place and ain’t shit outchea
@@Camaro2ssboy its poor love
@@1thinkboss ain’t that’s what I just said
Youngboy from there so it bad
@@Goldengenerationn what that has to do with anything?? & this shii not all that bad
I’ve worked there a lot for the past 20 years. That’s not a bad hood. Poor, but not dangerous. I could take you to a part that would have you running red lights.
my Gmaw lived on 72nd st. we lived on Baton Rouge avenue and Brookstown. Thats where I grew up. all elementary.
Look like he rolling kinda fast through some parts. 🤣
LaFayette LA 65 miles away
I'm from the UK and I can't help but when someone mentions louisiana I say "ye herd me"
Oh wow. Y’all listen to a lot of Louisiana music over there? Bounce music? Jigg music? Zydeco?
They choose to live in a hood. Walk over their trash instead of bending over & pick it up to put it in the trash can. They choose to spend their money on car rims & not a can of paint to have their homes look like a decent family is living in it...i know...i live next door to one of those houses with trash all over...weeds knee high & the car rims that cost more than the car itself. No one to blame but themselves.
Maybe they don't know another way to be or think it's how it's supposed to be. Just saying.
Recent LSU Grad here, this looks like the neighborhood by LSU where you leave out on highland rd going past the Jack in the box, CVS, Family dollar
And to think-all those areas used to be nice at one time. Those that could moved on, those who who didn't are what's left.
90% of these areas were white, 40 to 50 years ago.
If u from Baton Rouge mane I got much respect for you 💯 mad respect
Appreciate it fam
I wish you would show the street signs or say the names of the streets you are driving down.. thanks 😊
Come to Alexandria La bro...we rite chea in da middle of da boot
Next time u come to baton rouge visit brookstown and Zion city
I went to southern university there back in 1991...
You was a true soldier
Nigga bumping that b.g. when he turned the corner
Love the video's...thank you never been there glad to see it
Did you past nba youngboy home
Grandmother YoungBoy
What time is it?
This reminds me of Tallahassee hoods. Houses built the same way, both capital cities, and the hoods are right next to the university
Southern a lot of homes down south where built like that in the 50s and 60s
I miss that clicking sound 🔉 coming from CharlieBo313 truck 🚚.
Its look very normal for me as a Bangladeshi 🇧🇩✌
If I could, I want to live there, build a bussiness, a convectionary shop/tenant
You can't take the heat lil boy
There are not too many businesses and that is what is hurting the area. No businesses but a good bit of traffic through the areas.... used to be busting with business but past 30 years nope....
This person opening up a business in our community will not be generating wealth in our communities but instead to his community and the family back at home. He should stay in Bangladeshi and open up business not there. We need black businesses and banks to give black people business loans for black people to open up businesses and generate wealth in our communities. Providing jobs etc.
I live 5 miles away from the ninth ward!" My sister in law was shot in the head only 17 years old,,and this was 20 years ago!" Imagine how dangerous it is now!!!!!!!!😓
Girl. 🙄
Baton Rouge north side is huge. So many hoods in the north. From the airport down to Florida Blvd. The south is smaller but still getting down. Southeast BR down by gardere still hood too but it ain’t as concentrated.
Then you got Sherwood too
I live outside of Baton Rouge,La in the Rural area Zachary,La it not all that bad in Baton Rouge,La it's what you make of it that bottom line
I live off Old Scenic heading into Zachary. I worked in some of these poor neighborhoods. Yes, south of Zachary it does get that bad and worse. I’ve walked those streets by foot with cops and the Sheriff’s while they did community policing (not my choice). The rundown houses and trash in some places will amaze you.
All theses videos amaze me tbh, I'm glad I'm from the suburbs but this is still intriguing, lowkey makes me want to do what this guy does.
Also does anyone notice in most of these "hoods" from the videos I never really see like stores, parks, schools, rec centers. My uncle always told me, " dont be bored because having nothing to do gets you into trouble"
These guys really have nothing to do
Ew suburbs
Easy to tell who takes pride in their homes and themselves.
This is where my pop and my grandmother were born and raised East Baton Rouge Parrish.
I always wanted to know what Environment Baton Rouge has like my city New Orleans look so different from this Environment ?
Waiting to see if he’d drive by my old house.
My hometown les go
How was the weather ? I would like moving to the south but concerned its a little too hot haha
greg77952 it’s alright
@@subbingtoeveryonewhosubs1372 oh ok very insightful
greg77952 it's not even that hot
@@Murda8Baby_ fa real tho?
Hoods are so depressing. It's amazing how proud some people are of being from the hood LOL it's like why are you proud of shit?
Right
Cuz folk had to make it out on there own
@@loreast2129 if people in ghettos would work and take care of their community they wouldn't have to escape it.
@@Nomad420 aint no jobs
@@Nomad420 u got deal dope
Born and raised in east Baton Rouge parish practically my entire life, but I went to BRMHS off government st and Southern A&M and visited my friends that went to LSU...that was about the closest I’d go to south Baton Rouge 😂
I did the exact same. BRMHS class of 97 and SU class of 2001.
I live in Louisiana park town and 38
North side?
The houses may not be in the best shape but look how clean the streets are no TRASH
Park town 40th street
You should go to north Baton Rouge where Nbayoungboy from
4700 block zion city checking in yall fwm💛
It might be the hood grounds but the best of the best grew up there its just a blessin they got out 🍀💚
Can u pull-up to a library or school to interview ppl!!! Please...
I see you went on Delaware/chippewa st
Sad,but touching the 70805 area is the worst in Baton Rouge I live on Chippewa and Acadian 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️its like a jungle sometimes I wonder how I keep from going under
It’s not too bad, I’ve driven through worse areas
Old Jefferson Highway by Long's Farm is kinda bad, and Baker by the Walmart. This was told to me by family who used to live in the area.
Like N Orleans nice, a few run down places but generally nice country community but then looks can be deceiving ❤️🇨🇦
Prescott and Mohican, 4:21 Zion City and a little Brookstown. At 7:21 S. BR aka the bottom, many well educated and successful people are from SBR. Last Gardere Lane. Many neighborhoods never recovered from the great flood of 2016. Fema did not cover landlords without insurance. Same as New Orleans in 2005, Fema does not cover inherited properties. The mayor and council representatives of these districts should be ashamed. Blighted properties should be torn down. These are poor areas that I have been unafraid to traverse even at night another time and a different generation. There are some good people who were unable to get out. If they were truly dangerous hoods, you would not been allowed to film. I dare you to go filming in the poor areas of Denham Springs.
One of the cleanist hoods ive seen on this channel tbh reminds me of the caribbean tobago grenada st lucia and so.
@Dawayne Allenyeah thats true