real talk .n on top of dat ur not tellin the people who r watching where u r .u have to tell da people da places ur riding through for those who never been
Bruhh u showed new Orleans hoods better u just was driving around Fairfield n parktown...you missed glen oaks. Dixie.bankstown.. scotlandvill...ect thats the hot zones
I'm a white dude. My job had me in those hot zones. Every now and then I'd roll up on some home boyz and I'd say hello fellas, what's the word on the street. Sometime id get a laugh. Sometimes it be something like.....never can tell....sometimes it be a dirty look.....or ya we got the weed how much you need? ........you sound like the fbi....you a cop? My co-workers most often black guy with me.....man quit doing that.....you gonna get shot....I said no I'm trying to break the ice and not get shot. Crack a funny joke here and there and have them thinking past being intimidated or angry or jealous or scared of dis white boy.
Bobby Gaspard yeah but the “Bottom” is a really poor and dangerous area in south BR even the “Top” where I’m from which is valley park (South BR) is dangerous too. BR has a lot of different hoods throughout the city.
My ex girlfriend lived with here brother in Nicholson Lakes oh Nicholson right by Gardere. I believe we counted 13 different evenings we heard gunshots. Also, she was held at gunpoint in her driveway.... pretty ratchet area.
Yeah, Baton Rouge is more of a sprawling city than NOLA and really, cities all around. Feels more like mostly a collection of suburbs and a few country areas, with a small section of the city actually being skyscrapers and shit.
I know every street in BR living here for almost 14 years. So many people in poverty. Education will save you. Just like any city in the world there is the light and the darkness
@@ms.ladydove60adams22 Do you know what side of town you will be working on? Are you looking to rent a one bedroom or more like a whole house? If you’re going to be renting a one bedroom, downtown has some nice options. 438 Main is 1bedroom for people with lower income, it’s only 20 some units so it’s not ratchet, mostly young professionals. It’s very nice! If you want to spend more, there are a lot of places downtown. The fancy one 525 Lafayette is most utility included, so while it may seem high, the studios are a good deal. If you give me an idea of a budget and what you’re looking for, I could try to think of something. You could probably try to chat with a realtor too.
Peaceful. One thing you can say about the midwest and the south is its green. The majority of communities are calm. Usually the craziness is between people that know each other or trying to show how hard they are. They always project negativity on these communities.
shit that's every hood, it's a sickness in the black community....just read the comments, everywhere Charliebo313 goes is a challenge to see who has the most ghetto hood, if you say a place looks nice or okay then everybody that lives in that area in the comments section will curse you.....Again nowhere is bad like the 80's and 90's......
@@Anti_social36 Living under a Oligarchy is worse. They are high on corporate welfare. They pay little or no taxes and destroy water, air, and land. Hell if they don't get what they want they'll kill a bomb a million people and still fuck that up.
@Jaquan Jones A big part of mainstream media is to create a narrative that's entertaining not informative. So l don't drink the same Koolaid. These communities we are called the working poor. It's by design!
I see neighborhoods I don't see no hood and I am so sick of black folks downgrading for they live that is a neighborhood one neighborhood after another show a little more love and care and respect anytime we live somewhere why it's always got to be called the hood it's not a hood it's a neighborhood.
Maybe its because we have to dodge bullets and try not to get robbed, car jacked, or murdered. I cant speak for where you live but where I live its like that. That's why we call it the Hood.
My daughter attends LSU. We live in San Diego. It was a huge change for her coming from SoCal but she really enjoys it. Unlike SoCal, everyone isn’t trying to be “cool”, and everyone is very nice out in town. I’ve been there 5 times and really enjoy it. Great food and really nice people.
Imagine what the southern states, particularly these Gulf coastal regions, the Mississippi delta, the bayou, what they looked like pre-settler, pre-colonial contact, with Native American and Aboriginal people living there... magical stuff. It’s so green and so lush, even still today. Wish all the people living in these areas nothing but the best, and hope the land isn’t being completely destroyed...
It still is very green & lush. I'm from Louisiana & everytime I go back home from Texas I notice & appreciate how much more green & lush the trees and plants are.
Also since most of Louisiana doesn't really boom it stays the same for the most part except for excessive oil drilling which is destroying our coastline literally (sinkholes forming). Not mention BP oil spill and such.
There are no aboriginal people in North America. The "indians" migrated from Asia 11,000 years ago. Those various tribes who we now refer to, incorrectly, as Native Americans, were constantly at war with one another. They hunted the saber tooth cat and wooly mammoth to extinction and almost did the same with the American bison. If it ever was a "magical place" it was long before people arrived.
@@cesarebeccaria7641 by definition they're aboriginal or native (go look up what those words mean). Usi mng your logic we're all African and the other continents have no aboriginal populations. And the person was talking about before their was infrastructure, but your dumbass started spouting bs.
The only hood I've been around in BR is close to the one close to the River Center and 13th Gate. Kind of adjacent to all that and downtown. Don't think I've ever been through this area. This shouldn't surprise me because I am a sheltered privileged white boy on the Northshore, but I'm surprised at how many places in cities I go to all the time that I have never been through.
@@kamala80 Not really, as we see in these videos. Some look really urban. Others look like run down versions of suburbs... which they are sometimes. White flight and all. Plus, sometimes people have different definitions of what a hood is. Some people say I live in the hood of the college town I'm in (Hammond) halfway between these cities. Basically, it's because it's an older part of town, there is more of a black demographic in my neighborhood (mostly black kids and teens are always playing basketball at the park near my house), etc. I don't see it as one. People of all colors and ages walk the sidewalks, usually with no incidents. Never experienced any robberies. A lot of the houses are old, but renovated and nice. It's just the kind of mix you see anywhere that has even a slight urbanity to it. But to the hicks in the outskirts of town, this is ghetto lol.
I'm reading these comments from people who never been to the 225 in their life. I've lived there for 2 years and I know u could make a documentary about the hoods there.
I moved from new Orleans to baton rouge in 2012 baton rouge is less ghetto for sure the people are nicer here and more polite and it's way easier driving in br then nola
Bobby Ruiz 😂 do central is where the wippipo stay that nice ass neighborhood come to Dixie or Zion city or bankstown , brookstown the bottom and then let me know if they nice lol and plenty more hoods
@@ernestjett225 lol I live down the street from glen oaks I think I'm the only white person on my street and the only people I know live in brookstown or glen oaks I just said it's not as bad as new Orleans I didn't say br dont have hoods lol you can even see the difference in these videos new Orleans hoods vs br shits just a little nicer out here
There are a lot of pre -1950's houses and other structures left standing in need of TLC in the area. I was impressed with how lush and green the grasses and trees were and that the folks there know what a lawnmower is and how it works unlike the peoples of New Orleans 9th Ward.
BaeBae ThaDon yeah i just seen the street name, I’ve been out there a few times, but not that side of town I’m from the H but i got kids and family out there. So i fw BR hard, I’m usually in Gerdere when I’m out there.
Now i finally see the difference between New Orleans and Baton Rouge. Baton Rouge dry and country asf... but still a lot of talent, so keep up the good work 👏🏽!
Gg Mack he ain’t really even go thru the city tho. went to fairfield & park town. if he would’ve went to my hood he would’ve seen some fasho 🤣 mall city
Baton rouge the other day, June 2019, had 13 shootings and killings and murders and what not in one fricken day. I live here. I've got a br address. No joke. Thank God I got my ccw license finally. Lifetime at that. Now I can go strapped no matter what. Hope to avoid that trouble like the plague. I'm a peaceful caucasian and no need to hang out but I do have to fill my car with gasoline and I do have to occasionally go shopping. At 3am in 2016 I had insomnia, basically dying after a surgery and medication allergy and i heard a neighbor woman scream and two gun shots. Da home boyz followed this little hottie in the suv for a gang rape home invasion not knowing boyfriend was leaned back in the car sleeping....bang bang. Shot ole boy. And then they fled. Ain't no joke. Cant wait to get moved on outta fricken hell hole shit hole murderous baton rouge. A few good folks though, even in the hood. Had one guy come over and basically protect me from 8 home boyz that was eyeing me for a jump. I wasnt scared but it was thoughtful for him to befriend me so the homeboyz didnt jump. I wasnt strapped at the time but I have verbal judo skills.....chill man I ain't no threat to you dont want no trouble man.
Man stop! I went to Southern University & when you go Over The Hump, & make a left, Scottlandville is right there! Go on over there & see whats popping. 😄😎
Rollin down Plank Rd. Fairfields used to be one on of the choice Black communities in the 60s and 70s. It has went down, way down since. By the 80s it was said you could get someone killed in Fairfields for a box of Church's chicken. I see most of this video is in Eden Park. That community was said to have had one of the highest numbers of UNIA members in the U.S.
A place is a place. Age 5 to 18 I grew up in BR. Now I live in another city, another state, in a really nice house--among Texas hillbillies. Different color but not better people.
I used to live in Sherwood area Bard ave Tams Dr park from 1983-1995 my mom grew up in g oaks till mid 70s she lived in brandy wine cuple time last time she did was early 80s den bought house wit my dad on bard ave & we aka me my mom sister lived on bard till 1995
Lived in Sherwood trailer park and Brandywine Apartments (alone with a few others) as a kid. Best times of my life, honestly. I keep hoping to see someone driving through or having pictures showing the apartments nearest the pool, with the cement pads from Red Oaks right out the back windows. Those were the days. However, I look at places considered bad, and think it isn't so bad...and realize how crazy it was in my childhood when I wouldn't raise my kids there.
@@kamala80 i got caught stealing at the meat market and the liquor store the indian chased me when i stole a beer it was hilarious they called be devito out there because i was short like danny devito and looked like him i miss Scotlandville i was wondering if you knew a girl that went by the name peaches but her real name was jamie
Please research before driving around B.R. hoods because you missed too many real hoods. You weren’t even in the “bad hoods” just rural areas. No Scotlandville (The Field, Elm Grove), Banks, South Baton Rouge, Sherwood, Chippewa, etc???
Booker's Rebirth that's a good thing crime is going down ..crime has went down in Compton California too now we must get the crime to go down in Chicago 💯💯
LuckyLeo94 LoL nah playa chi town hasn't changed i got family there that lives on the Westside they say it's murders everyday and gunshots ranging everyday sometime the media would try and cover up cities due to white own businesses to want to continue to do business there for example los Angeles was trying to cover up the gang murders back in the day
Baton rouge and new orleans have weird vibes to them.. Theres an eerie feeling about the places when you're there. Even when you're not in the so called bad parts of town.. Nothin is as it seems..idk maybe it's the murder rate mixed in with the voodoo/Frenchie vibes that it brings... But You can really feel or sense that something isn't right although nothin is mysteriously happening.. Idk how to explain it but death ☠ can definitely be around the corner.
Dimple doll thank youuuuuuuu!!!! They speaking on our city like they stay here wit us !!! Like bitch you going of off what the media sayin!! They don’t kno shit bout br!!!
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One thing about BR .. and a lot of people don’t notice.. once you cross Florida Blvd... you’re on the white side of town. This city is segregated asf
Yes Lawd!
Well, one side is willing to kill you for your shoes, The other is willing to ask where you got those.
And some part of Burbank, Greenwell spring
YEP
Where did funny mike shoot that jumpin video
Baton rouge is just like any other city with good parts and bad parts
Mostly bad
Ashley Spence not really. Do u live here? Just wondering. BR is mostly good but the bad parts are REALLY bad
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mostly bad
How you gonna show a hood in Baton Rouge but you don’t go to the bottom or the top
Shawn Burns u act like you scared u hallin ass ride through the south slow!
real talk .n on top of dat ur not tellin the people who r watching where u r .u have to tell da people da places ur riding through for those who never been
Sure tbing
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Shawn Burns You a whole white person The fuck up
Bruhh u showed new Orleans hoods better u just was driving around Fairfield n parktown...you missed glen oaks. Dixie.bankstown.. scotlandvill...ect thats the hot zones
yep
Straight facts
I'm a white dude. My job had me in those hot zones. Every now and then I'd roll up on some home boyz and I'd say hello fellas, what's the word on the street. Sometime id get a laugh. Sometimes it be something like.....never can tell....sometimes it be a dirty look.....or ya we got the weed how much you need? ........you sound like the fbi....you a cop? My co-workers most often black guy with me.....man quit doing that.....you gonna get shot....I said no I'm trying to break the ice and not get shot. Crack a funny joke here and there and have them thinking past being intimidated or angry or jealous or scared of dis white boy.
@@bricelife9326 nigga im from cali n br is not trying to be like no damn n.o lmao big difference from br n n.o my guy
@@bricelife9326 nah nigga BR and New Orleans ARE INDISTINGUISHABLE since Katrina
3:38 Charlie !! Why didn't you let him use your bathroom :(
You in North Baton Rouge, You got to take GOVERNMENT STREET to the Bottom cross the tracks
thats the rich area
I lived on da east side from 1983-1995 aka from birth to 10-11 years old
Bard ave Tams Dr park
Sherwood 70815
Bobby Gaspard yeah but the “Bottom” is a really poor and dangerous area in south BR even the “Top” where I’m from which is valley park (South BR) is dangerous too. BR has a lot of different hoods throughout the city.
@@imahustle1234 It the hood tho Charlie313 Goes through the dangerous hood
Aint scottlandville bit upper class to???
My pawpaw used to live not far from jerry Lee's like 5 min drive from it
No there are some really terrible looking parts in BR....seriously
You aint lying he should've rode through Brookstown Glen oaks and Dixie
scotlandville
should of went to da field #scotlandville
Glen oaks aint as bad as it once was. Zion City always looked like shit. Brookstown look gutta af. Scotland and banks gutta too
I love how nobody has mentioned gardere lane😂
That's the most random hood area in the state
Dats no man's land reject city gardare lane been hit🖕🖕
Bradley Olivier I was waiting on Gardere but never saw it. What a shame.
My ex girlfriend lived with here brother in Nicholson Lakes oh Nicholson right by Gardere. I believe we counted 13 different evenings we heard gunshots. Also, she was held at gunpoint in her driveway.... pretty ratchet area.
Dior CJ Ik your not from br if you don’t know
Its actually not that bad looking, But the crime is really Bad.
Yeah, Baton Rouge is more of a sprawling city than NOLA and really, cities all around. Feels more like mostly a collection of suburbs and a few country areas, with a small section of the city actually being skyscrapers and shit.
They're are worse looking parts of the city, but you're right that how a BR neighborhood looks is not always in indication of how safe it is.
Witchcraft makes it bad
@@keonbrown7093 lol GTFO with that religious paranoia.
@@keonbrown7093 ur right hoodoo an voodoo is prevelant
I know every street in BR living here for almost 14 years. So many people in poverty. Education will save you. Just like any city in the world there is the light and the darkness
Vc é brasileiro
I am moving there, what is a nice area near bus transportation
@@ms.ladydove60adams22 Do you know what side of town you will be working on? Are you looking to rent a one bedroom or more like a whole house? If you’re going to be renting a one bedroom, downtown has some nice options. 438 Main is 1bedroom for people with lower income, it’s only 20 some units so it’s not ratchet, mostly young professionals. It’s very nice! If you want to spend more, there are a lot of places downtown. The fancy one 525 Lafayette is most utility included, so while it may seem high, the studios are a good deal. If you give me an idea of a budget and what you’re looking for, I could try to think of something. You could probably try to chat with a realtor too.
Education want save you I know people with all type of degrees and staying with mom , getting up off your ass with help you.
Peaceful.
One thing you can say about the midwest and the south is its green.
The majority of communities are calm.
Usually the craziness is between people that know each other or trying to show how hard they are.
They always project negativity on these communities.
shit that's every hood, it's a sickness in the black community....just read the comments, everywhere Charliebo313 goes is a challenge to see who has the most ghetto hood, if you say a place looks nice or okay then everybody that lives in that area in the comments section will curse you.....Again nowhere is bad like the 80's and 90's......
Don't be fooled Baton Rouge is deadly!
@@Anti_social36 Living under a Oligarchy is worse. They are high on corporate welfare. They pay little or no taxes and destroy water, air, and land.
Hell if they don't get what they want they'll kill a bomb a million people and still fuck that up.
@Jaquan Jones A big part of mainstream media is to create a narrative that's entertaining not informative. So l don't drink the same Koolaid.
These communities we are called the working poor. It's by design!
Yea the south is beautiful everywhere for sure... never lacking O2
Next time hit Scotlandvil aka 3rd World
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Rentals I’m guessing
😆no bull. He get around 🤣
I see neighborhoods I don't see no hood and I am so sick of black folks downgrading for they live that is a neighborhood one neighborhood after another show a little more love and care and respect anytime we live somewhere why it's always got to be called the hood it's not a hood it's a neighborhood.
Maybe its because we have to dodge bullets and try not to get robbed, car jacked, or murdered. I cant speak for where you live but where I live its like that. That's why we call it the Hood.
You only went through Fairfield & Park Town.
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When I lived in Northdale in the 1950's, Fairfield was a very nice neighborhood. Fairfield Elementary was a good school--now it's gone.
@@cesarebeccaria7641 the 50s? dam you got some good stories to tell?
No Zion city no bankstown... no glen oaks not even a little scared to drive where u drove
EZ town
Easy town all day
Nowadays half the damn city is Ghetto. Its a shame....
My daughter attends LSU. We live in San Diego. It was a huge change for her coming from SoCal but she really enjoys it. Unlike SoCal, everyone isn’t trying to be “cool”, and everyone is very nice out in town. I’ve been there 5 times and really enjoy it. Great food and really nice people.
Shidddd I hope she don’t live n tiger town 😂😂😂😂 it’s really wicked but I pray she’s good n my city ❤️
Imagine what the southern states, particularly these Gulf coastal regions, the Mississippi delta, the bayou, what they looked like pre-settler, pre-colonial contact, with Native American and Aboriginal people living there... magical stuff. It’s so green and so lush, even still today. Wish all the people living in these areas nothing but the best, and hope the land isn’t being completely destroyed...
It still is very green & lush. I'm from Louisiana & everytime I go back home from Texas I notice & appreciate how much more green & lush the trees and plants are.
Also since most of Louisiana doesn't really boom it stays the same for the most part except for excessive oil drilling which is destroying our coastline literally (sinkholes forming). Not mention BP oil spill and such.
There are no aboriginal people in North America. The "indians" migrated from Asia 11,000 years ago. Those various tribes who we now refer to, incorrectly, as Native Americans, were constantly at war with one another. They hunted the saber tooth cat and wooly mammoth to extinction and almost did the same with the American bison. If it ever was a "magical place" it was long before people arrived.
@@cesarebeccaria7641 by definition they're aboriginal or native (go look up what those words mean). Usi mng your logic we're all African and the other continents have no aboriginal populations. And the person was talking about before their was infrastructure, but your dumbass started spouting bs.
Come to West Baton Rouge Port Allen Louisiana Charlie
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The cars are almost bigger than the houses
🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂
Bruh😂😂💀💀
The trash piles are bigger than both
The only hood I've been around in BR is close to the one close to the River Center and 13th Gate. Kind of adjacent to all that and downtown. Don't think I've ever been through this area. This shouldn't surprise me because I am a sheltered privileged white boy on the Northshore, but I'm surprised at how many places in cities I go to all the time that I have never been through.
You're not missing anything. All hoods look the same.
@@kamala80 Not really, as we see in these videos. Some look really urban. Others look like run down versions of suburbs... which they are sometimes. White flight and all.
Plus, sometimes people have different definitions of what a hood is. Some people say I live in the hood of the college town I'm in (Hammond) halfway between these cities. Basically, it's because it's an older part of town, there is more of a black demographic in my neighborhood (mostly black kids and teens are always playing basketball at the park near my house), etc. I don't see it as one. People of all colors and ages walk the sidewalks, usually with no incidents. Never experienced any robberies. A lot of the houses are old, but renovated and nice. It's just the kind of mix you see anywhere that has even a slight urbanity to it. But to the hicks in the outskirts of town, this is ghetto lol.
MacGuffin
You talking about the hood known as South Baton Rouge aka "Da South"
@@mcfrisko834 I'm not really sure, to be honest. I just know it looked a little ghetto on some streets heading towards downtown, like where Belle is.
MacGuffin
Ah okay I see. Stay safe in that 985 bro
I'm reading these comments from people who never been to the 225 in their life. I've lived there for 2 years and I know u could make a documentary about the hoods there.
Of all the hoods you've shown us so far CharlieBo, THIS neighborhood reminds me of Detroit!
That town look dry af
Looks boring ash
Bull3t Ho3LZ more like green AF
Get ya issa
Get ya issa
Jaquan Jones bruh I’m from Baltimore 😈 we have more murders a month than There all year
You haven't been through no Real Hood until you come through Dixie Baby!!! It's Do or Die in dat 70805🤣😂🤣💯💯
Derrick Parker glen oaks the park VP 3world
I remember walking to Smileys back in the 80's
Derrick Parker nah try st louis cuh you go see the gudda frl
@@triplecupchuck2607 Glen oaks ain't no fucken hood that's a suburb go in that bottom
Scotland tha Slums frfr
I’m from BR you ain’t go in the right hoods my g
Lmao I think he knew where not to go ie Dixie & ssb
Bruh you missed sherwood glen oaks .. the thing about br is you can pull up to a park where ppl having a cookout you gon get some food also
The city looks different when you look at it in a different view
Yeah with all that college and business areas surrounding the area. It looks like heaven compared to some of the places in br.
Where is Sherwood and Garfield and North 38th St
I moved from new Orleans to baton rouge in 2012 baton rouge is less ghetto for sure the people are nicer here and more polite and it's way easier driving in br then nola
What part of br
@@ernestjett225 right by central
Bobby Ruiz 😂 do central is where the wippipo stay that nice ass neighborhood come to Dixie or Zion city or bankstown , brookstown the bottom and then let me know if they nice lol and plenty more hoods
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@@ernestjett225 lol I live down the street from glen oaks I think I'm the only white person on my street and the only people I know live in brookstown or glen oaks I just said it's not as bad as new Orleans I didn't say br dont have hoods lol you can even see the difference in these videos new Orleans hoods vs br shits just a little nicer out here
There are a lot of pre -1950's houses and other structures left standing in need of TLC in the area. I was impressed with how lush and green the grasses and trees were and that the folks there know what a lawnmower is and how it works unlike the peoples of New Orleans 9th Ward.
were is 38 street... Youngboy fans know what im talkin bout :)
Mr.EpicFTW Eaco yup
Look at 6:30 that’s 38 N he drive past it and went left on 39th
BaeBae ThaDon yeah i just seen the street name, I’ve been out there a few times, but not that side of town I’m from the H but i got kids and family out there. So i fw BR hard, I’m usually in Gerdere when I’m out there.
@BaeBae ThaDon Gentrification in baton rouge too ? 🤦🏾♂️
BaeBae ThaDon new orleans worst tho bro
The humidity is the worst thing down there....yuk
br is deff a shady place, yall sayn it looks soft but thats one city if u aint from them hoods u aint goin there real shiiit
412hwc its really bad my sister boyfriend got shot in front my moms house.
412hwc Quit trying to brag on stupid shit
412hwc Charlie did in this very video lol
What kind of camera did you use for this..and do you have a link to it plzz
Now i finally see the difference between New Orleans and Baton Rouge. Baton Rouge dry and country asf... but still a lot of talent, so keep up the good work 👏🏽!
Gg Mack not really, he just ain’t go thru enough hoods & not at the right time
Ced Glizzy so you telling BR not country ? 😂
Gg Mack we is oss 🤣 but not really. the west side really country, not so much on the east side
Ced Glizzy ain’t nun wrong with that tho . I was just saying dry because i was expecting something else.
Gg Mack he ain’t really even go thru the city tho. went to fairfield & park town. if he would’ve went to my hood he would’ve seen some fasho 🤣 mall city
This is a city you dont mess with, BR!
I am from New Orleans and live in Baton Rouge! This isn't the hood for sure! These areas are poor but not the hood!
Brandon Whitmore
😂 Poor areas are the hood bro. Now the SLUMS is a level worse than the hood.
Brandon Whitmore True after they torn down calliope project in them no it different now....
Exactly!
Bitch shut up y'all on even have projects nomo....new Orleans ain't that gangsta nomo..baton rouge is where it be dangerous at fool...
Thankful blessed Your duck ass needs to google the murder rate of BR & NO. Baton Rouge has never had a higher murder rate than New Orleans.
Baton rouge the other day, June 2019, had 13 shootings and killings and murders and what not in one fricken day. I live here. I've got a br address. No joke. Thank God I got my ccw license finally. Lifetime at that. Now I can go strapped no matter what. Hope to avoid that trouble like the plague. I'm a peaceful caucasian and no need to hang out but I do have to fill my car with gasoline and I do have to occasionally go shopping. At 3am in 2016 I had insomnia, basically dying after a surgery and medication allergy and i heard a neighbor woman scream and two gun shots. Da home boyz followed this little hottie in the suv for a gang rape home invasion not knowing boyfriend was leaned back in the car sleeping....bang bang. Shot ole boy. And then they fled. Ain't no joke. Cant wait to get moved on outta fricken hell hole shit hole murderous baton rouge. A few good folks though, even in the hood. Had one guy come over and basically protect me from 8 home boyz that was eyeing me for a jump. I wasnt scared but it was thoughtful for him to befriend me so the homeboyz didnt jump. I wasnt strapped at the time but I have verbal judo skills.....chill man I ain't no threat to you dont want no trouble man.
ya heard?
nigga u sound scary ash 😭😭😭
where is scotlandville
Go to Oakland please
He came to Oakland
You didn't show the bottom (s.s.b) or (u.p.t) top of baton Rouge.
I see that new development can happen thanks for the video
Man stop! I went to Southern University & when you go Over The Hump, & make a left, Scottlandville is right there! Go on over there & see whats popping. 😄😎
The city is full of beautiful house's.how come u didn't go bottom and the top you forget about gardear .Burbank .
Katie_ cute cuz he showing the hood ... lol
I lived on coy street
Laramie Holliday that's what up
BENJY FRANKY They got plenty hood on gardere
Man I still can’t get over the trees hanging out over the roads.
Rollin down Plank Rd. Fairfields used to be one on of the choice Black communities in the 60s and 70s. It has went down, way down since. By the 80s it was said you could get someone killed in Fairfields for a box of Church's chicken. I see most of this video is in Eden Park. That community was said to have had one of the highest numbers of UNIA members in the U.S.
Hahaha
Lived in BR 15 years. Company transfer, not my choice. Glad to be out of there.
Several hundred miles away in a city I like much better.
A place is a place. Age 5 to 18 I grew up in BR. Now I live in another city, another state, in a really nice house--among Texas hillbillies. Different color but not better people.
Charlieboo got one of the best jobs,just driving through America videoing different hoods
About time im looking forward to this one I Iive in Baton Rouge my area is not to bad but is getting worse and worse due to poverty and crime.
3:57 proves that even in the hood there’s people who think there Honda’s a sports car
Person:Can I use your bathroom
Stranger: yea man🤣🤣
Shoutout to Glen Oaks Parktown Sherwood Brandywine Gardier All hoods 💪🏽💯💯
I used to live in Sherwood area Bard ave Tams Dr park from 1983-1995 my mom grew up in g oaks till mid 70s she lived in brandy wine cuple time last time she did was early 80s den bought house wit my dad on bard ave & we aka me my mom sister lived on bard till 1995
Lived in Sherwood trailer park and Brandywine Apartments (alone with a few others) as a kid. Best times of my life, honestly. I keep hoping to see someone driving through or having pictures showing the apartments nearest the pool, with the cement pads from Red Oaks right out the back windows.
Those were the days. However, I look at places considered bad, and think it isn't so bad...and realize how crazy it was in my childhood when I wouldn't raise my kids there.
grow up
Go through Scotlandville around Southern University, Banks, and The Bottom near LSU where Boosie is from.
i used to live in Scotlandville im the little short white dude that used to live at miss ruths house on cardinal street
@@bobbygaspard9107 I used to live on Stilt Street and Central Road in Scotlandville.
@@kamala80 i got caught stealing at the meat market and the liquor store the indian chased me when i stole a beer it was hilarious they called be devito out there because i was short like danny devito and looked like him i miss Scotlandville i was wondering if you knew a girl that went by the name peaches but her real name was jamie
2:39 he said get outa here uncle tom ass😄😄😄jk
How many houses are abandoned !
This isn't a hood. It looks like I can walk around at 10pm at night without getting shot or robbed.
@Bella Rose very boring
You in the nice hood but you went past my house
I like baton rougue 🇲🇽👍🙌🙌
Where the rest at?...I was gettin tired of seein the Park😂
Did u go to bankstown
*Welcome to my hood...nothing but us crawfish here lmao!*
I’m from Hartford you came over here but never talked to locals come to garden st 💯in the north end
Please research before driving around B.R. hoods because you missed too many real hoods. You weren’t even in the “bad hoods” just rural areas. No Scotlandville (The Field, Elm Grove), Banks, South Baton Rouge, Sherwood, Chippewa, etc???
You're not in the hood hood 😂😂
Ion no why da houses n Houston look like houses in Baton Rouge n da hoods 🤷🏾♂️ they similar even with the street names
Terrance Savoy fax
The channel is very good
It looks so green and rural
he on one side of town he missed bookoo shyt
Trust me it's not a rural city it's very suburban
@@areyouserious7151*Very Hood
Where dahell is glen oaks
Well, it’s encouraging to see a school bus!
Just because kids are going to school which is always a good thing I guess
It’s no wonder they Bragg about home invasion in Louisiana look how blind sided and open the houses privacy is the
I just love the look of America and some of their cities
aye like if u live in br 🤟🏽🥰 purittt I like all the way ,,,
Y love music the us from spain i'am black 🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸
@@ahmadechols7784 Madrid Lavapies barrio es un barrio un poco peligroso
josifo724 TEAM 724 stay in ur safe neighborhood then
I'll stroll around that neighborhood if you agree to hold my hand please.
Dennis D. Shut yo white ass up are you high nigga?
Do you stream on twitch?
Baton rouge the 2nd most dangerous city in Louisiana right ?? I know new.Orleans is 1 in that state
The crime rate in New Orleans is going down. Gentrification is the cause. Baton Rouge and Shreveport are rough.
Booker's Rebirth that's a good thing crime is going down ..crime has went down in Compton California too now we must get the crime to go down in Chicago 💯💯
@@kamala80 not really you just don't here about all the gunshots on the news
Compton Capone , crime is down in Chicago, go look it up
LuckyLeo94 LoL nah playa chi town hasn't changed i got family there that lives on the Westside they say it's murders everyday and gunshots ranging everyday sometime the media would try and cover up cities due to white own businesses to want to continue to do business there for example los Angeles was trying to cover up the gang murders back in the day
Moving to baton rouge as soon as I can, need to know some good areas
U be rolling 😂😂😂
Yall forgot brookstown
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0:01 Fairfield
2:53 The Park
how much do those houses cost?
I actually wanted to see this more than new orleans believe it or not
Bumpy roads, take me home
To the place I belong
Louisiana, mountain momma
Take me home, bumpy roads
If u would’ve turned by the first store in the beginning probably would’ve seen 15 ppl outside at once 😂
Baton Rouge is like a big fat Gemini hella good stuff and people and hell JUST PURE HELL😭
you ain’t put da 54 in here
Baton rouge and new orleans have weird vibes to them.. Theres an eerie feeling about the places when you're there. Even when you're not in the so called bad parts of town.. Nothin is as it seems..idk maybe it's the murder rate mixed in with the voodoo/Frenchie vibes that it brings... But You can really feel or sense that something isn't right although nothin is mysteriously happening.. Idk how to explain it but death ☠ can definitely be around the corner.
I drove through Baton Rouge in 2009 on the way to Lafayette.
You have to do Alexandria, La since I’m out here. When I’m in St Louis do wellston I’ll tell you the real
My grandmother lived in Sonia Quarters in Alec.
I'm from Brazil ! Like ..... 👍
Thanks brother bring me back 🙏
Growing up here Yea it can be bad depending on where in br your from but if you lived there you were used to it so it wasn't that bad
You should have stop by Tony Seafood
Baton Rouge my city but its allot of good & bad only ppl from br would know
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Dimple doll thank youuuuuuuu!!!! They speaking on our city like they stay here wit us !!! Like bitch you going of off what the media sayin!! They don’t kno shit bout br!!!
Hell naw, you just passed Madison Avenue. My auntie lived on Madison for years
Baton Rouge means Red Stick
Damn that car didn't give a fuck he pass C-bo like a bat outta hell...smh