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I grew up in Chicago on the Westside and ATL as well...I'm talking about the real ATL (inside of I-285) not Dekalb, Cobb, Clayton county, etc. I always tell people there are two sides to ATL. Out of towners come down here thinking it's all fun, women, celebrities, strip clubs, and Black Hollywood. Nah...Atlanta has the highest income gap between rich and poor in the US.
Absolutely. When I visited/lived in Atlanta, between 89 - 2001, I was shocked by the disparity. And I am from Baltimore. Baltimore was much different, even during the middle stages of it's downfall. Atlanta poverty was shocking to me.
@@zaneenox8444 ATL has changed a lot since the Olympics and them taking down BMF. How do you like it? I know you enjoy the cost of living that's the main thing ATL has over the Chi.
@@jamessanders6788 My pops moved downtown on Peachtree St. in 86, and we used to live either in the Old 4th Ward area or in Zone 5 which is borderline Midtown/Downtown, so I used to live down the street from Techwood Homes(the first public housing in the US), the Fox Theatre, the Varsity and 3 miles from the Underground and Magic City(LOL). So I've seen the transformation of this town unlike most and I know it's history. When I used to visit my dad in the summer and moved to go to school down here permanently, I was amazed at Black folks were apart of the machine. It felt good to see Black folks driving luxury cars, owning businesses, living in mansions, and sending their kids to private schools. However, in reality, there are a lot of successful Black folks in ATL that don't really care about those still living in the underclass. That's why I say racism is real, it's still relevant but classism is so much more powerful and potent.
I grew up about an hour away from Chicago and now live 45 mins outside of ATL. As you know, Chicago is the murder capital. You’ve probably had experienced things a lot worse than people who live in the hoods down here because you grew up on the west side of Chicago. I completely agree with what you said on they’re being two sides of ATL. I also agree with what you said on people who aren’t from here thinking that everything’s fun. However, there’s more things to do in Chicago. Since Atlanta has warmer winter weather, more homeless people would want to stay down there because homeless people want to live in warmer climates.
Naeem the government doesn’t “build businesses”!!! The people do, with passion and visions. The fact you think the government does things for people. Issssss the problem. Do You Understand The Problem? Yes or No? You racist!
Atlanta is a beautiful city they're gentrifying but at the same time it's allot of successful black entrepreneurs that are investing back into the community it's good to see. We need more black advancement in our communities stay blessed to all who are reading this.
The area around Dekalb Ave (6:13 into video) is not a "bad" area. It has been gentrified as you can tell by the "demographics". So that was misleading.
Yup, Krog Tunnel & Cabbagetown neighborhood!... very familiar. Ive been photographing all of that graffiti there for years. & Thats a cool little bar, 97 Estoria, at the end of Krog Tunnel. & Had you gone straight instead of back through the tunnel... there is tons more graffiti on the whole length of that road too. Thanx for the Atlanta videos Charlie :)
Atl hoods look different than what I thought. Lowkey remind me of Richmond Ca, they have hella old houses in some of their hoods. Shit look depressing though. My Grandmas sister just moved to ATL with her son. They live in a half million dollar home though, after selling the 800k house out here in Cali. it's actually bigger than the Cali house. Shit I'm trying to get into real estate like cuz so I can get my Mom and Grandma a nice house. Big cuz is a inspiration to the whole fam. He came a long way from growing up in the hood in East Oakland.
Anon Ymous back in the 50’s I guess the suburbs of atl were the place to be 🤷♂️. Then they had 12 kids and everyone started having kids and spreading all over ga and America
John Studio • That's MILES away from Outkast's stomping grounds. They are SWAT(S. W. Atlanta), Cascade, East Point, College Park. NOWHERE near those places. 😩 That's Eastside and Simpson & Bankhead areas.
I lived in Metro Atlanta Georgia for 30 years and this video don't show the entire Metro Atlanta Georgia. I'm also a Over the Road Truck Driver. I've been driving for 35 years. Metro Atlanta Georgia is the Greatest City you can live in. Don't cheat yourself, go visit it for yourself.
I lived there and just moved away. That city really needs a hard on crime mayor. The school system south of the perimeter is pathetic. I really think they need to raise the standards in Atlanta. Once they do that, people will suffer for a generation or two on account of living a "anything goes" lifestyle. These people will die out or leave. Let people who are more deserving and more respectable move in.
If you’re still in Atlanta you should see the stark contrast when crossing from East to west of Moreland ave below 20. The only housing projects left are around there too near the penitentiary. It literally looks like the set of The Wire.
This gentleman is doing a tremendous job bringing to the shore images of all these decayed parts of a prosperous land. I am really dead inside when I think of our brethren who live in those depressed areas. Oh Almighty Lord, this is hard to bear! I hope these videos will reach the office of the POTUS because something needs to be done urgently. May he declare a cruisade on poverty. Thank you in advance Mr. President.
We stayed at the hotel on Cleveland ave right get off the interstate...I felt right at home in the hood lol...chic was mad at me the whole weekend lol...We come way to atl an you get a hotel in the hood...yes I did lol
Im usually in Buckhead but one visit I stayed in Decatur and man when I tell you I grew up in the projects but Decatur was a different kind of hood.... we gotta clean our neighborhood up some how... We gotta do it for the youth.....
Larry Whitt the only suburbs that’s basically Atlanta are Decatur and college park . Niggas be in Lawrenceville talkin about they from the north. When it’s Gwinnett
@ 9:04: I clearly remember this neighborhood when I was doing security for the 1996 Olympics. A guy in my Unit pointed out the various and numerous pock marks in the building's brick exterior which were caused by the impacts of live rounds.
I love my city. Love the green trees grass blue skies fresh southern air. When you're a kid you take these things for granted until you get older and realize everybody don't grow up with yards and down south even if you grow up in the projects/apartments you still have a yard to run around as a kid.
Природа в Америке красивая, много зелени в пригородах, но все обочины дорог замусорены!Такое впечатление, что мэры городов вообще не контролируют их санитарное состояние!!!Ну очень много мусора и все выглядит заброшенным.....
Augusta, Georgia has super slums. On Google Earth you can travel along Gordon Street and you would think you’re viewing the Hanging Gardens of Babylon.
@@mikemike5422 His point was pretty obvious. The video is titled “hood”, anyone that lives in the Metro ATL area can tell you Krog St isn’t hood. And $300k in Atlanta is A LOT, we aren’t talkin about NYC, y’all could buy a 900 sq ft apartment in Manhattan for $300k.
Bro with your videos you should edit the videos and Everytime u come to a different hood the name and location should come up as well as should should talk about the history of the communities it should not be about bad hood but about how's these communities got hear Also you should talk more bro while driving about things we don't know about these communities The black world is much like this all factz
So much potential boarded up. Not used or renovating it had been nice once. Looks like south side where my dad grew up. He used to drive us out there occasionally. I can’t remember the last time. Now in North Gwinnett they think affordable housing starts at 300k for townhouse
I promise you all, one morning America as an entire nation will wake up with a dizzy head and think to itself, "what have we done will ALL our money and good fortune"? There's no need to live like that. The overall problem with American and as a country is that from the word "GO", you never realised how lucky you actually All were. Very tragic and sad in deed.
Hey you should have shown more and I'm from Atlanta so I know every place you just went but I live in California and love it ,with that being said how long did you stay out there in Atlanta?
Nicest kind of Hood with lots of nature and freedom in Atlanta. Next time You need to go to the Projects that is the real Hood in Atlanta. Thank you Sir
Selina S they tore all the projects down in Atlanta years ago. Gentrification is taking over and the only hoods still standing are on the Westside Zone1 and Zone 4 as well as some neighborhoods in Zone 3 and a few on the East. But nothing is the same anymore. Even 4th Ward is being gentrified
@@YoungCertifyed what a shame for y'all have to live with them white folks and their progress on building a better community, must be terrifying for y'all to think of new shiny things near you that you can't (steal) afford.
Dust Storm It’s never a shame to live amongst other people regardless of their race because I’m not racist. You just need some attention. We don’t steal we buy Potna‼️ Find u somebody else to play with cause I ain’t the one homie
@@YoungCertifyed but your home over there now and fix it up so that you will still be in your hood. Only it'll be nicer and your house will be worth a great deal in about 10yrs from now
Most of us natives, or people that have been here long enough, really don't consider Krog St. the hood. DeKalb Ave is literally one of the worse street to drive on tho.
Hello Charlie 🤗 well I must admit I prefer NYC, Chicago , states, this is far to quiet for me ( I know it's not your normal month of May) but no definitely prefer Chicago and New York
Not according to mayor bottoms it's all good I'm 64 years old born and raised here used to be a beautiful place I feel for ya'll having to live in this shit world maybe one day ya'll will wake up and get rid of all the slum war politicians and make it great again
As an Austrian, I'm wondering, why there is so much garbage on the side of the road? Even if you are poor, It doesn't hurt at all to clean up a little bit. And no, I'm not a rassist, I would say the same about a white neighborhood. I don't like lazyness, that's not a good rolemodel for the youth. Sorry for my poor english!
Phippyhead I disagree because I’ve heard of GA been being pronounced like that numerous plus I lived in Atlanta the majority of my life by way of California
@LA Ryan I know what you mean. I moved to Atlanta in 1984 when I was just a few years old. I've seen it turn into the city that it is today. I never heard anyone say wards until a couple years ago. I remember techwood, grady homes, Herndon homes,Bowen homes, Thomasville heights etc. when it was going down in the city. crackheads were carrying refrigerators down the street for a dollar. I remember Freaknic too (even though I was too young to go out). Atlanta is gentrified now tho
A Lot of My Friends Moved to the ATL, in & Out of the City for the Last 30 Years. The Black Mecca as People Called Atlanta cause it had a Niche that brought them to the ATL Region, Housing was Cheap in in Atlanta, Now you can't find Anything for Under $100 Grand, Let Alone for Under $200 Grand, the Neighboring County's Like De Kalb & Others Blew Up in Population, Fulton County Property Tax System is a Joke, Whitey is Running Out the Po Black Folks in the Bad Hoods of the ATL & Buying Up Older Houses in Untapped Neighborhoods in the City of Atlanta, & Fixing them Up & Flipping Them for Around $275,000 & Up! & What I'm Hearing is that Long Time Black Folks is Getting Run Out of the ATL, because Whitey Wants to Redo their Communities & Bring in People who Have Money Like Gays & Lesbians, or Younger White People, who Have Money & Steady Careers to Move in & Bring Up the Property Values in the ATL, what I have Seen in Housing Prices in the ATL is Like here in L.A. & the Rest of California & Denver, Seattle & Austin, Texas & the DFW Metroplex, New York & Boston & Other Rising Regions I knew this this would Come back to Atlanta & Bite them in the Ass, Because so Many People are Moving Out of the Region & Developers want to Make Cheddar by Jacking Up Housing & Apartments Prices so they can Live the American Dream by Pricing Out the Poor & Middle Class & Live Large & Whitey, Gays & Lesbians Bring Property Values to the Communities that were Run Down & Poor Black Folks & Gangs & Drug Dealers & Other Low Life's Tore Down in the Past! & It Ain't Gonna be Long when the Hood that Chickie Bo Showed will have a Target on its Back & Be Gentrified in the Future & Po Black Folks Will Get Kicked Out for a New Generation of Non Blacks & where will the Po Black Folks from that Hood Go? Sleep With One Eye Open People!
I’m from DFW and you’re absolutely right but don’t always throw race into it as a white thing if you want people to keep their eyes open cause the people with money in my suburb aren’t white anymore..
9:55 - 11:00 looks like the north side of Old 4th Ward. Looks like he goes up Ponce and Boulevard and maybe parkway? Crosses North Ave. Those apts are pretty much surrounded by expensive areas on most sides. I've heard that some company in Boston owns. Kind of a rough area but people drive through it all the time if you trying to get to Piedmont Park or over to the Edgewood Ave bars
I'm from Atl.; but, live in NYC. I only saw TWO familiar areas. It's like your searching for the WORST parts‼️😎 I didn't see ANY average, middle, upper or wealthy sections. 🤔
The Po Black Folks are Starting to get Priced Out in the ATL, I've seen the Rising of Housing Prices in the ATL, Houses that Sold for Under a $100 Grand are Going as High as $900 Grand & this Ain't in Buckhead!
Yes it is tragic, there are so many empty lots and boarded up building which could provide affordable housing. Atlanta is indeed the rich and the poor. And there are a lot of each.
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Tourist attraction? Who cares
السلام عليكم stfu hater
I grew up in Chicago on the Westside and ATL as well...I'm talking about the real ATL (inside of I-285) not Dekalb, Cobb, Clayton county, etc. I always tell people there are two sides to ATL. Out of towners come down here thinking it's all fun, women, celebrities, strip clubs, and Black Hollywood. Nah...Atlanta has the highest income gap between rich and poor in the US.
Absolutely. When I visited/lived in Atlanta, between 89 - 2001, I was shocked by the disparity. And I am from Baltimore. Baltimore was much different, even during the middle stages of it's downfall. Atlanta poverty was shocking to me.
I'm from Chicago too. Just moved to Atlanta a year ago
@@zaneenox8444 ATL has changed a lot since the Olympics and them taking down BMF. How do you like it? I know you enjoy the cost of living that's the main thing ATL has over the Chi.
@@jamessanders6788 My pops moved downtown on Peachtree St. in 86, and we used to live either in the Old 4th Ward area or in Zone 5 which is borderline Midtown/Downtown, so I used to live down the street from Techwood Homes(the first public housing in the US), the Fox Theatre, the Varsity and 3 miles from the Underground and Magic City(LOL). So I've seen the transformation of this town unlike most and I know it's history. When I used to visit my dad in the summer and moved to go to school down here permanently, I was amazed at Black folks were apart of the machine. It felt good to see Black folks driving luxury cars, owning businesses, living in mansions, and sending their kids to private schools. However, in reality, there are a lot of successful Black folks in ATL that don't really care about those still living in the underclass. That's why I say racism is real, it's still relevant but classism is so much more powerful and potent.
I grew up about an hour away from Chicago and now live 45 mins outside of ATL. As you know, Chicago is the murder capital. You’ve probably had experienced things a lot worse than people who live in the hoods down here because you grew up on the west side of Chicago. I completely agree with what you said on they’re being two sides of ATL. I also agree with what you said on people who aren’t from here thinking that everything’s fun. However, there’s more things to do in Chicago. Since Atlanta has warmer winter weather, more homeless people would want to stay down there because homeless people want to live in warmer climates.
I’m from Atlanta I guarantee those abandon projects will be knocked down and turned into new condos within two years.
Doubt America make it 2 more years
They said that about detroit in 1998 lol. Look at us now........
Brah all black people live there. You think the government gonna help them?
Ugh
Naeem the government doesn’t “build businesses”!!!
The people do, with passion and visions.
The fact you think the government does things for people. Issssss the problem.
Do You Understand The Problem? Yes or No? You racist!
I watch at 2x speed because I am afraid of these neighborhoods.
😂
Go crawl, tuck, and hide underneath your covers
Naw you good just don't hand anybody money if they ask 😂😂😂
I'm not afraid of the neighborhood but those ladies at 0.49 and 3.03 scared me
Careful, you might experience 2x the violence.
Atlanta is a beautiful city they're gentrifying but at the same time it's allot of successful black entrepreneurs that are investing back into the community it's good to see. We need more black advancement in our communities stay blessed to all who are reading this.
And why do people who invest in Atlanta necessarily have to be black? Honestly, in this country I have never met people more racist than blacks.
The area around Dekalb Ave (6:13 into video) is not a "bad" area. It has been gentrified as you can tell by the "demographics". So that was misleading.
yeah I saw all the graffiti & murals & thought it was the hood BUT then I saw 2 snowbunnies walking down the street.
@@frank-xp6pj this near the hood but its so gentrified you cant tell at all
Wasn't that Krog St Bridge? Nothing hood anymore
@@OnlyDaria7250 million dollar homes there
Yup, Krog Tunnel & Cabbagetown neighborhood!... very familiar. Ive been photographing all of that graffiti there for years. & Thats a cool little bar, 97 Estoria, at the end of Krog Tunnel. & Had you gone straight instead of back through the tunnel... there is tons more graffiti on the whole length of that road too. Thanx for the Atlanta videos Charlie :)
Aint NUTHIN like a day in ATL hood. Fresh air, greenery, good weed, the ol' 4th ward to go rollin' with the boys. Nuthin!
the greenery is amazing!
How ppl find housing in places like this im outta town
Atl hoods look different than what I thought. Lowkey remind me of Richmond Ca, they have hella old houses in some of their hoods. Shit look depressing though.
My Grandmas sister just moved to ATL with her son. They live in a half million dollar home though, after selling the 800k house out here in Cali. it's actually bigger than the Cali house. Shit I'm trying to get into real estate like cuz so I can get my Mom and Grandma a nice house. Big cuz is a inspiration to the whole fam. He came a long way from growing up in the hood in East Oakland.
Richmond is everywhere
You should brother. Good luck from norway 🇳🇴
Hell nay ATL is more like Richmond VA the real Richmond
Tru1ne 8:48 9th ward Atlanta one of the worst hoods when people were living there
@@jarrettharris4314 changing
This channel is better than Netflix. Greetings from norway 🇳🇴
Definitely! :)
My family is from Norway and moved down here to Atlanta... greetings from ga, your country is beautiful and has beautiful people 💙
real authentic cool boy greeting back to you. How did they find it there?
Anon Ymous back in the 50’s I guess the suburbs of atl were the place to be 🤷♂️. Then they had 12 kids and everyone started having kids and spreading all over ga and America
😂
I like your videos, I'm from Brazil!
Better not cross that border into atl playa 🤣
TATERS 73 man them favelas way more dangerous lol
The greenery here is quite lovely and nice to see people, not quite so abandoned as some places you drive!
I can’t help but, hum the “Cruisin' in the ATL” interlude by OutKast while watching this.
🤣🤣🤣🤣Break!
Cruisin in the atllllllll
John Studio • That's MILES away from Outkast's stomping grounds. They are SWAT(S. W. Atlanta), Cascade, East Point, College Park. NOWHERE near those places. 😩 That's Eastside and Simpson & Bankhead areas.
@@mwmann3684 neat
I lived in Metro Atlanta Georgia for 30 years and this video don't show the entire Metro Atlanta Georgia. I'm also a Over the Road Truck Driver. I've been driving for 35 years. Metro Atlanta Georgia is the Greatest City you can live in. Don't cheat yourself, go visit it for yourself.
I lived there and just moved away. That city really needs a hard on crime mayor. The school system south of the perimeter is pathetic. I really think they need to raise the standards in Atlanta. Once they do that, people will suffer for a generation or two on account of living a "anything goes" lifestyle. These people will die out or leave. Let people who are more deserving and more respectable move in.
If you’re still in Atlanta you should see the stark contrast when crossing from East to west of Moreland ave below 20. The only housing projects left are around there too near the penitentiary. It literally looks like the set of The Wire.
C J YES. I almost mentioned this earlier. Constitution Road area...
That prison look scary AF driving past it 🤣🤣🤣
4 season not the projects, they just live like it. We ain’t got no moe projects, they all gone
@@johndough6206 Its amazing '4 seasons'/Forest Cove apartments is still there. When I worked around there it looked miserable.
@@johndough6206 yea they is projects they privately owned that's y they still there
Tbh, Atlanta looked alot better when General Sherman was burning the place to ground.
Abraham Lincoln where have you been all this time? We thought you died.
Bro facts
Wait no
Charlie always risking his life to show us the trenches!
This gentleman is doing a tremendous job bringing to the shore images of all these decayed parts of a prosperous land. I am really dead inside when I think of our brethren who live in those depressed areas. Oh Almighty Lord, this is hard to bear! I hope these videos will reach the office of the POTUS because something needs to be done urgently. May he declare a cruisade on poverty. Thank you in advance Mr. President.
Even in the “hoods” a lot of housing looks decent
I’ve seen worse
Some of the areas he was in weren't hood at all. The tunnel with all the graffiti has super expensive housing all over there
so whats your point? that's what atlanta looks like
Derek Schulz yea he did a video where I’m from in PA and he didn’t go thru the real hoods lol those were the nice areas🤦🏽♀️
here in brazil, these houses are considered middle class. the slums here are much worse and dangerous
Just because it looks nice doesn't mean it isn't hood 🤦🤦🤦 and vice versa 🤷🤷🤷
Atlanta people got love for each other I’m from Detroit people here different 😖
Naw we don’t niggas just throw rocks and hide they hand is all but niggas really hate on each other down here look at bankroll fresh situation
@@streetpolitics6015 if Lucci and Young Thug were from a lot of other cities one of them would've been gone.
I'm from South Africa, I've been to Atlanta before but not these parts. Very interesting to see.
Need to hit Cleveland Ave. to Jonesboro Rd
..Atlanta 's worst areas.
🤣🤣🤣 know u ain't from here
Where all them slime niggas be at 😂
@@unknownman1035 shady park
@@unknownman1035 West Side
We stayed at the hotel on Cleveland ave right get off the interstate...I felt right at home in the hood lol...chic was mad at me the whole weekend lol...We come way to atl an you get a hotel in the hood...yes I did lol
This was the Atlanta I didn't get to see when I visited last year. I was staying in the Ritz-Carlton in downtown Atl.
All you had to do was go 3 minutes East, west, or south and you would have seen all this
John Dough right!
😂😂
Im usually in Buckhead but one visit I stayed in Decatur and man when I tell you I grew up in the projects but Decatur was a different kind of hood.... we gotta clean our neighborhood up some how... We gotta do it for the youth.....
the area at 6:55+ the krog street tunnel etc area is a nice area lmaooo, almost like a hipster arty area
out of all videos you are what I watch it's the real shit thank you for the good work !
Take a ride down Ponce de Leon (off North Ave)...that area is sketch-Y. Whether it’s 12pm or 3am something always going on! RIP Lisa 🙏
Know some ppl got killed over there. It’s a dangerous area that doesn’t get took seriously
John Dough facts 💯 easily as bad as the Bluff used to be in the late 90’s/2000’s.
You’re actually in the city limits of the A in this video . 70 percent of the rappers that claim Atl from the suburbs.
Suburbs are in Atlanta County so basically its all Atlanta
Claim? 🤣🤣🤣 u funny
Larry Whitt the only suburbs that’s basically Atlanta are Decatur and college park . Niggas be in Lawrenceville talkin about they from the north. When it’s Gwinnett
There's no Atlanta county. Dekalb and Fulton.
Atlantas kinda small city limits. Around 140 square miles or about the size of Philly, Detroit and Portland Oregon.
@ 9:04: I clearly remember this neighborhood when I was doing security for the 1996 Olympics. A guy in my Unit pointed out the various and numerous pock marks in the building's brick exterior which were caused by the impacts of live rounds.
I love my city. Love the green trees grass blue skies fresh southern air. When you're a kid you take these things for granted until you get older and realize everybody don't grow up with yards and down south even if you grow up in the projects/apartments you still have a yard to run around as a kid.
So true. In Camden NJ where I grew up everything was all concrete but we loved the small parks we could run to
I live in Australia but I lived in Jefferson Park last year and I understand what you’re saying
I'm hooked on watching dude drive around different hoods. It takes me outta my daily routine of where I live and drive. I can't do it perioT!!!
Maaaaaaan...!!!...I thought i was the only one.....
Природа в Америке красивая, много зелени в пригородах, но все обочины дорог замусорены!Такое впечатление, что мэры городов вообще не контролируют их санитарное состояние!!!Ну очень много мусора и все выглядит заброшенным.....
тоже удивляет, дороги хорошие, ну кругом срач и развалины какие-то
ENGLISH PLEASE!!!
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Charlie u gotta play a classic zaytoven instrumental when u ride thru the A 💯✌🏾
😭😭😭😭😭
Zaytoven really from the Bay area(San Francisco) but I feel what you're saying
Why not play DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING
“If you ain’t from the zone 6 then boy don’t go there” -Gucci 🔥💯
Zone 1 the worst
Charles B. Idk bro zone 1 is rough but the 3 is savaged too it might be a tie with the 1 & 3
Zone 3 is death trap
Why ?
@@tomshady1252 cause people probably ain't use to the environment
Augusta, Georgia has super slums. On Google Earth you can travel along Gordon Street and you would think you’re viewing the Hanging Gardens of Babylon.
Hahha
It’s pretty interesting watching videos of different hoods all over the world
I remember living in atl and riding through these hoods with my ex ahhh memories 😂💯
U still around? How i find a place thats cheap in the hood?
Omg Yesss! I grew Up in gwinnett so when i was introduced to the hood i was so excited lol! Especially with the bad boys!!!!
@@heaven12345100 ur a weirdo
Yeah I lived around rough area with my ex last year and now I’m back in Australia and I did appreciate the greenery etc but dam theres Some sad places
Krog Street is NOT "The HOOD". All those old tenant houses are selling for about $300K.
in nyc its triple that. whats your point? most rent that's why nobody takes care of them and gives a damn
@@mikemike5422 His point was pretty obvious. The video is titled “hood”, anyone that lives in the Metro ATL area can tell you Krog St isn’t hood. And $300k in Atlanta is A LOT, we aren’t talkin about NYC, y’all could buy a 900 sq ft apartment in Manhattan for $300k.
I don’t understand how ppl just collectively destroy areas like this. I live in Saint Louis & I hate the way parts of the city here look like this.
Them white folks are back Inman Park looking like Pleasantville
Hey Charlie,👍
Keep up the good work,
Lee x ❤🌈
@JAFA 3272 nothing wrong with a pretty rainbow
This is all over the place - Hoods and once upon a time hoods where houses run 500k+ . That Beltline/Krog business was a hood in '94...
Bro with your videos you should edit the videos and Everytime u come to a different hood the name and location should come up as well as should should talk about the history of the communities it should not be about bad hood but about how's these communities got hear
Also you should talk more bro while driving about things we don't know about these communities
The black world is much like this all factz
You should see Baltimore's Hood. Man this ain't nothing!
He's got quite a few vids featuring Bmore tho
FR FR 💯
Yo..ruclips.net/video/Ccxoa6nmUvM/видео.html
I’m from Baltimore and you are absolutely right! Sooo very disheartening! I’m in Atlanta now. But nowhere near here!
Nobody gives a fuck though
So much potential boarded up. Not used or renovating it had been nice once. Looks like south side where my dad grew up. He used to drive us out there occasionally. I can’t remember the last time. Now in North Gwinnett they think affordable housing starts at 300k for townhouse
Still looking for NeNe, Kim, Kenya, Kandi, & Phaedra...where dey at? 😧
Natural reclamation in action.
I promise you all, one morning America as an entire nation will wake up with a dizzy head and think to itself, "what have we done will ALL our money and good fortune"? There's no need to live like that. The overall problem with American and as a country is that from the word "GO", you never realised how lucky you actually All were. Very tragic and sad in deed.
Hey you should have shown more and I'm from Atlanta so I know every place you just went but I live in California and love it ,with that being said how long did you stay out there in Atlanta?
Nicest kind of Hood with lots of nature and freedom in Atlanta. Next time You need to go to the Projects that is the real Hood in Atlanta. Thank you Sir
Selina S they tore all the projects down in Atlanta years ago. Gentrification is taking over and the only hoods still standing are on the Westside Zone1 and Zone 4 as well as some neighborhoods in Zone 3 and a few on the East. But nothing is the same anymore. Even 4th Ward is being gentrified
@@YoungCertifyed what a shame for y'all have to live with them white folks and their progress on building a better community, must be terrifying for y'all to think of new shiny things near you that you can't (steal) afford.
Dust Storm It’s never a shame to live amongst other people regardless of their race because I’m not racist. You just need some attention. We don’t steal we buy Potna‼️ Find u somebody else to play with cause I ain’t the one homie
@@YoungCertifyed Potna is the capital of Bihar in India.
@@YoungCertifyed but your home over there now and fix it up so that you will still be in your hood. Only it'll be nicer and your house will be worth a great deal in about 10yrs from now
In nearly every ghetto there's a Rent-A-Center and Dollar Tree.
There’s both downtown where I live but it’s not ghetto. Actually glad the rent a center closed they were disgusting ppl to deal with.
Happy Memorial Day CharlieBo
Y’all down south have that sweet smell of fresh air down thar.we up in the north have pollution and covid 19
They have COVID and pollution in the South too genius.
Humidity so high down here in the summer ..
Charles B. It’s really not as bad as people make it.
South has it too, and the should have been abortion known as Kemp. Stay safe. Mask up. He's tryna kill you guys.
cruz carchevy That’s common sense. I’m sharing my experience.
Charlie, why did you remove the twerking part from that Baltimore vid?
So it wouldn't get removed or demonetized
That bridge with the graffiti is wild. I have seen it.
U can go see it it’s not the hood
Most of us natives, or people that have been here long enough, really don't consider Krog St. the hood. DeKalb Ave is literally one of the worse street to drive on tho.
Lol yeah when he went thru the tunnel I’m like.. this ain’t the hood. It’s more “Hipster” around there & L5P.
Hello Charlie 🤗 well I must admit I prefer NYC, Chicago , states, this is far to quiet for me ( I know it's not your normal month of May) but no definitely prefer Chicago and New York
is that zone 6 east Atlanta?
Yes
Yes sir
Born and raise here..this is much of the eastside area ( Cabbage Town and Krog Street area looks like to me .
Where the graffiti bridge was is called "east Atlanta village" thats the new gentrified name for it
@@sultanahazuri3903 that's not East Atlanta Village, it was Cabbagetown. EAV is southeast of that
The graffiti has taken over.
Hot Atlanta is a Hot mess now.
This is the ruff part fam it call the damn hood it ain’t meant to look nice
Not according to mayor bottoms it's all good I'm 64 years old born and raised here used to be a beautiful place I feel for ya'll having to live in this shit world maybe one day ya'll will wake up and get rid of all the slum war politicians and make it great again
Bellissimo questo video perché mi permette di vedere posti che io non potrò mai vedere...grazie.
@JAFA 3272 ma io sono del sud italia è ne sono fiera.
@JAFA 3272 Calabria.,ma sono Siciliana .
English Please!!!
I live 9 miles from this. I live in Decatur Georgia I have been a full time Realtor for 22 years.
And a damn fine one at that!
How can I become a successful realtor I’m 20 years old in college?
@@ashtongreene7519 hard work, It is a rough time out there, if you have question, you can always call me 404-386-1101
@@amandahuginkiss8561 lol, thanks
As an Austrian, I'm wondering, why there is so much garbage on the side of the road? Even if you are poor, It doesn't hurt at all to clean up a little bit. And no, I'm not a rassist, I would say the same about a white neighborhood. I don't like lazyness, that's not a good rolemodel for the youth.
Sorry for my poor english!
I agree !!!! I was thinking the same think ..and I' am black
TIL everyone in the "hood" has a nicer car than me.
I'm from India contact me at my email. rajeekumar64@gmail.com
they’re all base model v6 shit
@@rajeekumar5633 why should they contact you? Is it because you're from India?Such a strange request, out of the blue.
Those nicer cars are probably jacked from the original owners.
Frightening, depressing. Nothing has changed for the better in these places.
I just realized you’re in my moms old neighborhood
To all my Atlanta folks, when migos say they are from the “north/nawf” what part are they referring too??
They are from Lawrenceville. Way outside the city limits.
They frm athens
@@ariakhosravi Athens they frm athens
The nawf is Gwinnett (Not ATL) real ATL Zone1-6 , the nawf is more of the nicer side then the zones
Northside of town, equals alot nicer over there , I call it $$$ side
Trash along all roads is what I hate most about Atlanta. The area with all the murals is extremely expensive, houses $500K and up.
U need 2 label this shit so I kno wtf I'm looking at bro! Lov the videos tho
Welcome to Georgia guys, or should I say, "Jawjuh" for all you Southern boys ;)
U sound dumb
Abraham Lincoln lived in Georgia my whole life and never heard no one pronounced it like that
Phippyhead on me like wth nigga 😂😂🤣
@@BiboGotIt Not so dumb now when I send General William T Sherman to burn the whole goddamn place to the ground.
Phippyhead I disagree because I’ve heard of GA been being pronounced like that numerous plus I lived in Atlanta the majority of my life by way of California
This is the sketchiest you've shown us in a while. Scary in broad daylight.
Cuz of the trees 😂
Atlanta Georgia is a beautiful place and great people. I lived there for 30 years. I'm from New Orleans. You should know Metro Atlanta Georgia is Big.
eltsen nestle whys it scary to you???
Atlanta has that creepy feel in the hoods.
I grew up here in Nashville Tennessee on the east side in the projects and gotta say I love the ghetto just not the violence 💯🤜🏽
Filming in Britain looks similar at times lol. At least with everyone staying in, it makes it safer to film lol
if you see a old bmw in the hood that probably was a crack spot in the 80s and 90s
Greatest country in the world!!!! Your leaders ought to be ashamed!!
At (9.18)u pass 9th ward Delmar lane westside.Mechanicsville,Pittsburgh zone 3 checking in
peoplestown too!
@LA Ryan I know what you mean. I moved to Atlanta in 1984 when I was just a few years old. I've seen it turn into the city that it is today. I never heard anyone say wards until a couple years ago. I remember techwood, grady homes, Herndon homes,Bowen homes, Thomasville heights etc. when it was going down in the city. crackheads were carrying refrigerators down the street for a dollar. I remember Freaknic too (even though I was too young to go out). Atlanta is gentrified now tho
A Lot of My Friends Moved to the ATL, in & Out of the City for the Last 30 Years.
The Black Mecca as People Called Atlanta cause it had a Niche that brought them to the ATL Region, Housing was Cheap in in Atlanta, Now you can't find Anything for Under $100 Grand, Let Alone for Under $200 Grand, the Neighboring County's Like De Kalb & Others Blew Up in Population, Fulton County Property Tax System is a Joke, Whitey is Running Out the Po Black Folks in the Bad Hoods of the ATL & Buying Up Older Houses in Untapped Neighborhoods in the City of Atlanta, & Fixing them Up & Flipping Them for Around $275,000 & Up!
& What I'm Hearing is that Long Time Black Folks is Getting Run Out of the ATL, because Whitey Wants to Redo their Communities & Bring in People who Have Money Like Gays & Lesbians, or Younger White People, who Have Money & Steady Careers to Move in & Bring Up the Property Values in the ATL, what I have Seen in Housing Prices in the ATL is Like here in L.A. & the Rest of California & Denver, Seattle & Austin, Texas & the DFW Metroplex, New York & Boston & Other Rising Regions
I knew this this would Come back to Atlanta & Bite them in the Ass, Because so Many People are Moving Out of the Region & Developers want to Make Cheddar by Jacking Up Housing & Apartments Prices so they can Live the American Dream by Pricing Out the Poor & Middle Class & Live Large & Whitey, Gays & Lesbians Bring Property Values to the Communities that were Run Down & Poor Black Folks & Gangs & Drug Dealers & Other Low Life's Tore Down in the Past!
& It Ain't Gonna be Long when the Hood that Chickie Bo Showed will have a Target on its Back & Be Gentrified in the Future & Po Black Folks Will Get Kicked Out for a New Generation of Non Blacks & where will the Po Black Folks from that Hood Go?
Sleep With One Eye Open People!
I’m from DFW and you’re absolutely right but don’t always throw race into it as a white thing if you want people to keep their eyes open cause the people with money in my suburb aren’t white anymore..
Eww how awful. This is the richest country in the world, folks.
9:55 - 11:00 looks like the north side of Old 4th Ward. Looks like he goes up Ponce and Boulevard and maybe parkway? Crosses North Ave. Those apts are pretty much surrounded by expensive areas on most sides. I've heard that some company in Boston owns. Kind of a rough area but people drive through it all the time if you trying to get to Piedmont Park or over to the Edgewood Ave bars
Man this video proves everything in Atlanta is not about lil baby , Young thug , Gucci mane or Jeezy!!!
FYI Atl does not any projects period. Riding in neighborhoods thats 50 or 60 years. They started demolishing the projects in 1999. I am from Atl.
I'm from Atl.; but, live in NYC. I only saw TWO familiar areas. It's like your searching for the WORST parts‼️😎 I didn't see ANY average, middle, upper or wealthy sections. 🤔
You can see a cozy well kept, cared for house and ran down houses and trash is located in the same vicinity.
Were the zombies at TWD
I bet at night that abandoned apartment complex is spooky as fuck!
where is that artwork bridge? whats it called? looked nice
Krog street
Also NOT a rough area. Bought up and rented out by middle and upper classes with money. Prime real estate to be inside 285 close to downtown now.
The Po Black Folks are Starting to get Priced Out in the ATL, I've seen the Rising of Housing Prices in the ATL, Houses that Sold for Under a $100 Grand are Going as High as $900 Grand & this Ain't in Buckhead!
@@justinsolis943 I
Wow..sad man..beautiful area gone to shit..
Is all of America next? Stay tuned!
Yes, capital homes, the constitution, Glenwood
Man your up around the zoo area, should of when down north Avenue to the Bluffs.
I see you went down my old block, Campbellton Rd. and Delowe Dr.! Greenbriar!!
fancy cars and trucks but community shows lack of care (at least clean up the garbage )
8:43 those apartments had so many shootings and murders and crime at 1 point of time they had to shut it down along with living conditions.
Even tho it is the hood they really out here in 2020 infinitis and a hellcat lmao
Man this is my old stomping grounds in the days wonder if chester is yet king of the block on the south side?
5:41 "RENT STRIKE"
😮
Most of East Durham NC used to look like this. Parts still do, but it's becoming rapidly gentrified.
Notice the tire marks from street racing.
Yes it is tragic, there are so many empty lots and boarded up building which could provide affordable housing. Atlanta is indeed the rich and the poor. And there are a lot of each.
Little five points east Atlanta and 4th ward boulevard
I grow up in pine lawn in saint Louis, and these hood blocks in the Atlanta, reminds me of growing up in the pine back in the days...
Good, now let's do the worst trailer parks of Georgia.
Some nice Graf in the tunnel
Is that all you do is drive around every hood all over the USA?