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Obed Blas I know how it is out there. I wish it was a time lapse of all the shit that happened out there. Well , not all , I don’t want to see the parts where mf lives were thrown away.
I'm from hsv I travel from around cities of 256 especially if it's Huntsville if you wanna explore more you can try goin to Decatur, Florence, Guntersville, Gadsden, Anniston and Talladega i I guarantee there some hoods there especially if it's Decatur just sayin that's all even Athens
Still cant believe u was in the Ville. Oak park, BT, binford garden, brookside & lowe mill neighnorhood. But u forgot North Hsv and SW HSV there whole another part. But still good work!👊👊
Live here in HSV. I wish you had a way to incorporate Google Maps so we could follow your route. I recognized some locations and found them on Maps. Street view shows how the area has changed. Semper Fi
I was born in Mobile AKA the port city, lived in Birmingham, and now Huntsville. This city should be proud it's totally opposite from the other major cities in the state. One year the city hit 19 homicides which was a record and it was the biggest talk in the news. You can come here and get an education, land a high paying job, raise a wholesome family, or start a business. Not much in the way of nightlife but you won't have to worry about being carjacked, robbed, or murdered nearly as much as the next big city. I'm running out of fingers and toes to count the soldiers I knew that didn't make it back home. Once again be proud Huntsville 👏
I'm from Cincinnati, moved to Huntsville a few years back and landed a job at the Huntsville Times. Got off early one night on a saturday and began walking toward University Drive. On my mission, I had to walk through the projects off Clinton St ... I said to myself "I know these ningaz gonna jump me, fuck it, I'm too tired to walk around". I walked through them projects at like 12:30 AM ... and they paid me no attention whatsoever. If I tried to walk through any of the projects in Cincinnati at that time of night I would have been lucky if I only had gotten robbed or jumped. I moved back home, it's too slow down there ... but there's hella money down there ... and snitching and gossipping is normal to them.
@@CKACKAJACKA cap you talking i use to live detroit went to Cincinnati alot good weed in hood nobody fuck wit me i that draco on me they knew better😂😂😂💯✌😎
@@orenkachel8750 GD laundry mat on corner of mastin lake Rd. Theres bullet holes all in the front window. Take Kenwood and drive about a mile down around that housing area and you'll see what your looking for. Police are in that area all hours of the day
It's not that you consider people bad, it's the values we live. Worked once in the wealthy parts of Bham, it LOOKED, successful on the outside, inside there were troubled families, wealthy people.
Huntsvegas!! I miss the 256 . Raised my kids there. They didn’t have to worry about violence no matter where we moved. They could freely walk the streets without being noticed or robbed. They ate ice cream went to the candy lady house and back home as kids as teenagers they were involved in school activities that took up a lot of their leisure time.. Compared to other bigger cities.. perfect place to raise a family.
I never liked the word "hood". It has negative connotations , a suggestion that there is some kind of social problem in the area. Here in Ireland we call them "housing estates" and they are largely very respectable ! Also, I have seen references made in the USA to "Social Housing Experiments" !!!!!! With a title like that it's no surprise you get a lot of rats ! These estates in Alabama look very nice, meticulously maintained, quiet and orderly !
You would not want to walk through this area at night, I can assure you. The housing projects out in the country and small towns arent that bad but ones in the cities are usually pretty rough areas.
@@theweakestlink2278 It's crime everywhere but it is some places that are less in crime compared to more larger cities! All you have to do is stay to yourself and mind your own business and and whatever you doing stay out the way from them Alphabet boys!
W L that’s a lie, I’m from Huntsville and although I didn’t grow up in these places,I was able to visit friends at night with no problem ever.. Huntsville is a gem
I have 5 former co-workers who left the Washington DC area for a 2-year rotational assignment in Huntsville, and they all stayed permanently. They all say the love the small town vibe and low cost of living. This doesn't look like hoods, just low-middle income neighborhoods. I would take that over Washington DC if I could get it.
@@justinaharrison2228 Yep. One sure-fire way to tell the difference is to look at the state of the cars in the neighborhood. If they're in reasonably good shape, look like they see a car wash once in a while, etc that's a pretty good sign that it's not a real hood. Graffiti and garbage everywhere is another sure sign of a hood vs just a low income area.
It did have that feel. But especially in the last 10 years the city officials are turning Huntsville into another Nashville, Birmingham, Atlanta and it no longer has that small town closeness.
Look like a good place too live if you mind your business. A lil kid told you have a nice day even though you interrupted they game being nosey ijs what’s the the point
Moved here from PA and love it. Little Richard attended Oakwood University here and when he passed away a little while ago he was buried on the grounds of the University.
Was born and raised in Huntsville Alabama and anywhere I live I tell people that Huntsville is a clean area and has been that way yes there are some areas that need improvement but in all it is a pretty good place to raise a family...I'm not living their at the moment but Huntsville has grown with Jobs and development and things for children to have something to do and stay out of trouble...The sanitation workers and people who help keep Huntsville clean deserve a standing ovation....👏👏👏...Because this attracts people who want to build businesses and bring jobs and money into the city... I love the fact that they rebuilt the swimming pool off of Drake near the boys and girls scouts building...growning up I use to go there all the time and swim...if you get a chance go visit the place it's a indoor pool and the ceiling opens up on the prettiest days...The Rocket City people have other names for Huntsville but ...I like Rocket City better because of the Space and Rocket Center...such beauty...❤....sometimes situations should be put to rest years later...I see it though smh...welp...🤷♀️
Born and raised in Huntsville. The hood is definitely here in Huntsville, but it could be much, much worse. Sadly, a lot of public housing has been torn down in recent years, which sucks because people are getting vouchers from the city government to live in housing FAR away from the places they work. The Black community has been done wrong throughout the city with segregation and racist zoning in the past, but because the cost of living has historically been cheaper in HSV, many Black families that were in the hood from the 1960s-1990s have been able to get property and out of the hood. I will also mention that A LOT of white folks in the surrounding rural areas, whether in Huntsville or outside of it, are not doing well although they don't live in the "hood" - the opioid "crisis" is kicking their asses.
I luv Huntsville! As a black woman living in Chicago and California I know hoods.... Alot of gentrification going on. Black folks keep your parents and grandparents home! DO NOT or let them tax you out.... I really like the Harvest area and Madison developments. North Huntsville will be prime real estate
Nikia O'Hearn I lived in Southern California for a few and can attest to the fact that the hood out there is much worse shape than in Huntsville, which is still sad. My family still lives in Huntsville and consistently get emails, text messages, and mailers asking if they want to sell their home. It’s not happening. With the FBI coming to Huntsville, property values will skyrocket in a few years. Now is the absolute worst time for anyone in North Huntsville to sell, as it will be prime real estate. I lived in Harvest for a couple of years of growing up and it’s all right, just even more boring than the city is. Madison is cool as well.
P J There is absolutely a lot of racism that happens in the city. It’s still Alabama. What I’ve seen in southern Alabama is worse, but that does not absolve the level of racism in Huntsville.
Huntsville’s Hood is NICE AF!! They clean, no junkies walking the streets at night, no d boys on the corner... I’ve been to a lot of cities and Huntsville is nice!
They sell illusions shit look decent on the outside and pissed on on the inside. Plus Huntsville has a habit of keeping the activity places rather than certain neighborhoods, because police here are the mob. You want the real crazy shit, it's just outside the city.
@@MrSNEAKERTALK101 I’ve lived in HSV since 2000 and I used to work at the Chevron on Mastin Lake and Jordan Ln until someone got shot 🤷🏽♀️ so I agree there is crime here but nothing like my hometown, Pittsburgh or even Birmingham.
@@queenneferjennie5036 Hey Queen! Yeah it's crime around here but not like other big cities! And I remember when someone got shot at Chevron on Mastin Lake too! Do you still live in Huntsville?
Yeah it's alright! You have the wanna be Thugs, The Bougie acting chicks in the hood, people walking around like zombies, police riding 24/7 harassing innocent people etc!
I agree. Moved here from Connecticut in 18 due to health reasons. I absolutely love it here. It was the best decision for my children and myself. The schools and drs arw amazing.
Anywhere can seem calm during the day. My mom always said before moving into a new place do a drive by during the night and you may rethink moving there lol Although Huntsville really not that hood compared to other places.
We just Good ole Loving Southern Folks 🤣 And the Hood just look like Ghost Town right now Eveybody chilling nothing jumping but police Riding half the time Just gotta Stay to self away from Trouble ya know
Thanks for the tour of Huntsville’s public housing. That looks pretty nice the streets are clean, no loitering, graffiti, abandoned vehicles. I’ve seen worse homes in the rural country with junkyards on their properties guarded by loose dogs,dilapidated homes.
Video was very blurry this route? You were about 20 minutes from my hometown! So glad to see that you made it my neck of the woods. As much as I visit the H, I have never seen some of these neighborhoods. Safe travels @CharlieBo313🙏🏾❤️
I live in Huntsville. I don't think you quite understand what a "hood" is. Just because a neighborhood is predominantly black that doesn't make it bad.
And you're racist, because you assume I think that an area that's black makes it a hood. A hood usually means one of the older, poorer, sometimes crowded, more ran down parts of town. A hood is relative to the city your in. What is considered hood in one city might be a nice neighborhood in another.
CharlieBo313 seriously, a real ‘hood is a place like some of the old suburbs of Detroit. Street after street of sad abandoned houses. Places where love and warmth once nurtured families are now temporarily home to the hopeless street denizen. Places where crime is literally the only economic engine. Places where you wouldn’t walk down the street in broad saylight.. Those are real ‘hoods. Not just an older, economically depressed area.
Compare to Detroit's East Side and Brightmoor area. This area of Huntsville is struggling but there is still hope compared to the abandoned neighborhoods of Detroit.
@@darknice10 Very likely, now dealing with the fallout destruction of lives and families from the Heroin/Fentanyl epidemic in rural and blue collar America
I was born and raised in Houston, Texas but lived in Huntsville, Alabama from 2000 to 2003 elementary school years. I went back to my hometown leaving Alabama... but then in 2017 I drove from Houston to Downtown Atlanta to attend a furry con @ Marriott Marquis. Once that was over with, I decided to take the long way back home to Houston by driving through Huntsville. It was the first time I've been there in 15 years and NOTHING changed! Everything was still the same, except my former apartments looked way worse and rundown - and they added some new buildings to the school I went to. I was sad to see my neighborhood went downhill but it was interesting seeing my old childhood city that I had so many fond memories of.
Oak park hit different on a Friday night haha.. You need to go to Meadow hills, rolling hills, west lake, bonnell, terry heights, Northwood, Northridge. Those the real hoods fr.
Love Huntsville! I’m thinking of moving away some day, but I feel like this is probably the place to be over the next several years. It’s boomed (esp Madison where I used to live) like crazy over the last 15 years I’ve lived here and it’s only getting bigger!
growth is NOT always good.. it ruins places.. brings in too many people who are not all fit for nice stuff LOL - i will say its growing very fast and they had CUBAN FOOD!
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS Oh I definitely agree, there are definitely some growing pains. I live outside of the city though, thankfully, so I'm able to enjoy all the new things to do and places to see...then retreat out to the peace and quiet of the county haha. As a 20-something I appreciate the newer and more niche businesses that are cropping up, it seems like there's always something new when my boyfriend and I drive into the city.
@@veri_cottagefairy we got cursed out in the target parking lot.. VERY RUDE some of the people here.. it is NOT like tha tin my RURAL corner of Alabama.. sadly.. anyways we will publish a video soon showing what happened there to us we had the dash cam rolling.. angry people.. they forgot this is ALABAMA
Did you go through Mason Ct, or Butler Terrace, or the HOLE as it’s called way down off Patton Rd and Troy Swaysey rd. The Hole at night is probably the most Dangerous Hood in Huntsville, SW part of Huntsville is my area and Always has been the rocket city’s roughest part of town!! The 256 ROLL TIDE!!!
whats the dividing line from the hood to the nice part of north huntsville. and what about the east side. i need a full breakdown.some ppl are calling this the next nashville.
I was confused at first because i actually love in huntsville. In no one ever comes down here but this not the hoods. You need to go to butler or Terry Heights.
Thanks for sharing. I've lived here two years and have not seen any of these areas. I had no idea Huntsville was this large or had these hidden neighborhoods.
mayann scott we have more land than population so when we end up being the largest city in the state in a few years there will be plenty room to expand.
Everyone be like- Charli.... come to New Hampshire, come to Bangor, Maine it goes down over there, come to Billings Montana, I know some real rough spots, come to Ames Iowa, it can get pretty scary by the university area, teachers don’t play about their late homework due. Come to Malibu,CA blah blah blah
Do a Video of the hoods of East Lake / Centerpoint on the east side of Birmingham Alabama. In your other videos you only rode around the west side. Still fw your videos though keep up the good work.👍
Montgomery is so much worse. Huntsville really isn’t bad, most neighborhoods are well kept up in the city. Now go out into the county and check out the meth trailer parks. That’s where the scary stuff is at
I live in Huntsville. It doesn't have any bad hoods. It did in the 80s though. Mason Court was the worst. Even that is tame now. None of the areas you are driving through are bad areas. Just because it's project housing doesn't mean it's bad.
I was there from 2015-2018 & the toughest parts of Huntsville are Sparkman dr/Bonnell Dr. & Mastin Lake. Bob Wallace Ave is ok & parts of Jordan Lane are quiet as well. One thing I liked about it,the cost of living is low. $590 for a 2 bedroom apartment? You can't go wrong with that
@ J.Smith Welcome to the Rocket City!!! 🚀 I was born & raised in Huntsville.... crime is more present here than you know. First 48 has reached out to our Mayor on several occasions & the mayor declined because he didn't want the city viewed in a negative light.
I’ve lived in Huntsville most of my life. It’s a very nice place to live. There is a couple rougher areas of the city but compared to Birmingham,Memphis and Atlanta it’s a walk in the park!
@@ShepherdMinistry Rough areas I would say is north Huntsville. Also Sparkman dr,Jordan ln,bob Wallace,drake ave,triana Blvd, and Holmes ave. But these areas aren’t as bad as most cities.
@@jonnieinthe256 thanks! Would you say the better areas would be south/ south East? I was looking for some apartments down the 231 and Martin rd in south Huntsville. By Malibu and fern perc apartments. Trying to find a good price that’s not in the hood lol.
Trust me growing up in Baltimore was rough. No one should brag about enjoying the notoriety of living in a dangerous place. Its nothing to glamorize. That's crazy.
Huntsville's hoods are relatively okay. It still goes down like many others (im not from them but that's my hometown ) but yeah i drive through all the time, very rarely feel threatened but you can get messed up if you start smoking crack or soemthing
Bruh you only went through a couple of lil spots fr you missed like five more hoods. Im from Council court pj's and its gone now but you still missed plenty more spots in HSV
Absolutely THEFUCKnot... not iPhone listening to my conversation yesterday when I asked my dad..”is this the hood of Huntsville “... now this is all of a sudden in my recommendations
My old apartment was the red door lol. I'm from Cleveland Ohio been here since 08" BIG DIFFERENCE. "NO" KILLING EVERY DAY. you can actually walk around in peace.
I've lived in Huntersville my whole life. The worst thing about Huntersville is cops pull you over 4 cars deep and they to quick to judge if your not the race that live in certain areas. My brother live on the middle of meadow hills and cops always pull me over when I leave his house.
Roads I travel almost daily!!! It’s crazy! Huntsville does have some ratchet spots tho but nowhere near as bad compared to others. You got an inch there are more “hoods” but nonetheless it was fun seeing some of my city Being viewed!
There are no hoods in Huntsville. I am a rich Asian kid from Madison. I graduated from Bob Jones HS, now I am getting my Engineering degree at Stanford.
I lived in Huntsville and Madison growing up, very safe place. I now live in Birmingham... please for the love of God don’t come down here, I don’t even pass through 😥
I lived in the first complex a few years back before the new management took over, the building where you did the u-turn stayed getting shot up!! 🤦🏽♀️🙅🏽♀️
You wanna see some wild shit in a small town. There is a town in Ga called Alma. It's about the size of Gurely. Nice Country town till the sun goes down then they doing drive buys every other street in town. Stewart street is usually where they cross each other and it's a bloodbath. They be on foot chasing each other down the main Rd with Aks and everything.
My roads of good, bad the ugly and beautiful, I'll tell ya one thing, I've lived in Huntsville and surrounding area for the last 19 yrs and not once have I EVER had a problem in any of those spots, pulled over by the police yeppers, The police called some "Hot Spots"
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Obed Blas I know how it is out there. I wish it was a time lapse of all the shit that happened out there. Well , not all , I don’t want to see the parts where mf lives were thrown away.
I'm from hsv I travel from around cities of 256 especially if it's Huntsville if you wanna explore more you can try goin to Decatur, Florence, Guntersville, Gadsden, Anniston and Talladega i I guarantee there some hoods there especially if it's Decatur just sayin that's all even Athens
In the beginning of the video if you have had turn left and then right you would be on my street lord I was shook when you was near me
Still cant believe u was in the Ville. Oak park, BT, binford garden, brookside & lowe mill neighnorhood. But u forgot North Hsv and SW HSV there whole another part. But still good work!👊👊
Live here in HSV. I wish you had a way to incorporate Google Maps so we could follow your route. I recognized some locations and found them on Maps. Street view shows how the area has changed.
Semper Fi
Like if u here from Huntsville💯
Rocket city baby..
Ayyy🤟🤟🤟
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256 yes sir
Roll tide
I was born in Mobile AKA the port city, lived in Birmingham, and now Huntsville. This city should be proud it's totally opposite from the other major cities in the state. One year the city hit 19 homicides which was a record and it was the biggest talk in the news. You can come here and get an education, land a high paying job, raise a wholesome family, or start a business. Not much in the way of nightlife but you won't have to worry about being carjacked, robbed, or murdered nearly as much as the next big city. I'm running out of fingers and toes to count the soldiers I knew that didn't make it back home. Once again be proud Huntsville 👏
Delwin Jackson sweet home Alabama
@@ricelauj6466 aint shit sweet here
I'm from Cincinnati, moved to Huntsville a few years back and landed a job at the Huntsville Times. Got off early one night on a saturday and began walking toward University Drive. On my mission, I had to walk through the projects off Clinton St ... I said to myself "I know these ningaz gonna jump me, fuck it, I'm too tired to walk around". I walked through them projects at like 12:30 AM ... and they paid me no attention whatsoever. If I tried to walk through any of the projects in Cincinnati at that time of night I would have been lucky if I only had gotten robbed or jumped. I moved back home, it's too slow down there ... but there's hella money down there ... and snitching and gossipping is normal to them.
@@CKACKAJACKA cap you talking i use to live detroit went to Cincinnati alot good weed in hood nobody fuck wit me i that draco on me they knew better😂😂😂💯✌😎
I just moved from Huntsville back in February to another state. I really liked Huntsville. Not too small or too big. Just right.
OHHHH SHIT, MY HOMETOWN! 256! #ROCKETCITY
We really don't have bad hoods in Huntsville though.
yes we do
@@instantstory1692 no you dont
@@instantstory1692 maybe some parts of northeast Huntsville but that’s it
@@tobymj0781 can u tell where?
@@orenkachel8750 GD laundry mat on corner of mastin lake Rd. Theres bullet holes all in the front window. Take Kenwood and drive about a mile down around that housing area and you'll see what your looking for. Police are in that area all hours of the day
The hood in Huntsville is Heaven compared to larger cities. Kids can be kids here.
Exactly. These busters
There are no hoods, just death and deception and evil in every area of the CITY.
Crazy asf bet they won’t ride threw dere at night
do you know a wyatt bloom?
You ever heard of stone middle school? Boi stop fucking capping for them soft ass bigger cities
"Have a good day" at 4:24
Made my day. Thanks kid!
We just mind our business and try to stay out the way ✊🏾 I love my city forever 💯💪🏾‼️
Huntsville is probably one of the safer larger cities in Alabama. It's nothing like B Ham or Mobile and that's a good thing.
Def not on the north side, in general its safe, but on the north and some of the south shit gets too stupid
I was born and raised there I still feel safe when I'm out
@@chucktilley7155 not born here but been here 8 years and I feel safe also
Much safer. A handful of killings a year is all.
South side u getting shot and robbed
Such a weird experience seeing my city on youtube like this, places I drive by so often lmao
same I live out here and its crazy I just saw this one day and was like damn i've been over there so many times lmao
Honestly I think this person never been to a 3rd world nation. He must be a Rich stuck up snob. These places look nice to me.
All depends on what kind of car you drive.
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As a Uber / Lyft driver I picked up many rides from these areas...never considered them bad and met some of the nicest people there...
It's not that you consider people bad, it's the values we live.
Worked once in the wealthy parts of Bham, it LOOKED, successful on the outside, inside there were troubled families, wealthy people.
whats your social security numbwe
Wait there’s Uber here 😧
@@adellajackson4297 yep and Lyft
Its usually someone from another area going to these to sell or start trouble.
Huntsvegas!! I miss the 256 . Raised my kids there. They didn’t have to worry about violence no matter where we moved. They could freely walk the streets without being noticed or robbed. They ate ice cream went to the candy lady house and back home as kids as teenagers they were involved in school activities that took up a lot of their leisure time.. Compared to other bigger cities.. perfect place to raise a family.
I never liked the word "hood". It has negative connotations , a suggestion that there is some kind of social problem in the area. Here in Ireland we call them "housing estates" and they are largely very respectable ! Also, I have seen references made in the USA to "Social Housing Experiments" !!!!!! With a title like that it's no surprise you get a lot of rats ! These estates in Alabama look very nice, meticulously maintained, quiet and orderly !
You would not want to walk through this area at night, I can assure you. The housing projects out in the country and small towns arent that bad but ones in the cities are usually pretty rough areas.
W L you would be fine walking here at night
I don't know Huntsville that well but in Birmingham, Mobile, or Montgomery the housing projects are all pretty rough.
@@theweakestlink2278 It's crime everywhere but it is some places that are less in crime compared to more larger cities! All you have to do is stay to yourself and mind your own business and and whatever you doing stay out the way from them Alphabet boys!
W L that’s a lie, I’m from Huntsville and although I didn’t grow up in these places,I was able to visit friends at night with no problem ever.. Huntsville is a gem
Huntsville aka huntsvegas lol..
Huntsville is like a mini Nashville an they not far apart
HUNTSVEGAS
Very different. Not even comparable to Nashville.
@@Ishyabish1 nah mini Nashville is Knoxville
Hunstville is the unproblematic Los Angeles lol
Man huntsville don’t have any hoods! Gtfo I have lived here my entire life. What hood has speed bumps and cut grass
In all honesty, you didnt even get a quarter of the city
Glen park, Boswell Edgemont.
Edmonton and terry Heights
Thats one side of huntsville. Its a East and North that you missed
Get em hahahahaha
@@chrisdraper1290 Meadow Hills
NORTHWOODS
I have 5 former co-workers who left the Washington DC area for a 2-year rotational assignment in Huntsville, and they all stayed permanently. They all say the love the small town vibe and low cost of living. This doesn't look like hoods, just low-middle income neighborhoods. I would take that over Washington DC if I could get it.
Low income housing is the hood to most people, resembles my hometown of Charleston SC
@@justinaharrison2228 Yep. One sure-fire way to tell the difference is to look at the state of the cars in the neighborhood. If they're in reasonably good shape, look like they see a car wash once in a while, etc that's a pretty good sign that it's not a real hood. Graffiti and garbage everywhere is another sure sign of a hood vs just a low income area.
It isn't a small town though.
@@seanjuth I guess it depends on your perspective. Roughly 200,000 population, that's a small town to me, maybe verging on a mid-size town.
It did have that feel. But especially in the last 10 years the city officials are turning Huntsville into another Nashville, Birmingham, Atlanta and it no longer has that small town closeness.
We don’t really have “bad” hoods in Huntsville lol. Especially compared to other cities. ☺️
It didn't look bad. I liked that the little boy said, have a nice day @ 4:20. Looks like a pretty nice place.
it looks decent yea
Bobby Douglas !! You haven’t traveled much out have u?? Born & raised here- but still.. there’s much much HARDER places !!
😂😂😂😂 dats a lie
Bobby Douglas I’m moving there soon, and it isn’t even comparable, you live in a nice area. Be happy there isn’t rampant poverty
Look like a good place too live if you mind your business. A lil kid told you have a nice day even though you interrupted they game being nosey ijs what’s the the point
Magic Johnson wife Cookie is from Huntsville! And she used to go to Oakwood University
Why did you copy my imagine and I bet your from huntsville too lol
@@djxr177gamer2 I been had that image for over ten years
Yeah I'm from Huntsville
@@MrSNEAKERTALK101 ok that's cool
I lived not too far from Oakwood University. I used to live off of Sparkman Dr./Executive Dr.
They come out at night and it’s not quiet at night😹
A lot of people moving to work in Huntsville Al are buying houses in Madison and Athens Al. A lot of the jobs are moving west also.
Moved here from PA and love it. Little Richard attended Oakwood University here and when he passed away a little while ago he was buried on the grounds of the University.
Then his Huge mural went up at MidCity. I helped to make that happen.
Hoods and Huntsville just don't go together lol
Right
Wrong👊😂🤣✌
Was born and raised in Huntsville Alabama and anywhere I live I tell people that Huntsville is a clean area and has been that way yes there are some areas that need improvement but in all it is a pretty good place to raise a family...I'm not living their at the moment but Huntsville has grown with Jobs and development and things for children to have something to do and stay out of trouble...The sanitation workers and people who help keep Huntsville clean deserve a standing ovation....👏👏👏...Because this attracts people who want to build businesses and bring jobs and money into the city... I love the fact that they rebuilt the swimming pool off of Drake near the boys and girls scouts building...growning up I use to go there all the time and swim...if you get a chance go visit the place it's a indoor pool and the ceiling opens up on the prettiest days...The Rocket City people have other names for Huntsville but ...I like Rocket City better because of the Space and Rocket Center...such beauty...❤....sometimes situations should be put to rest years later...I see it though smh...welp...🤷♀️
Born and raised in Huntsville. The hood is definitely here in Huntsville, but it could be much, much worse. Sadly, a lot of public housing has been torn down in recent years, which sucks because people are getting vouchers from the city government to live in housing FAR away from the places they work. The Black community has been done wrong throughout the city with segregation and racist zoning in the past, but because the cost of living has historically been cheaper in HSV, many Black families that were in the hood from the 1960s-1990s have been able to get property and out of the hood. I will also mention that A LOT of white folks in the surrounding rural areas, whether in Huntsville or outside of it, are not doing well although they don't live in the "hood" - the opioid "crisis" is kicking their asses.
Thanks for sharing. Considering moving here
It is a VERY racist city.
Worse than in the 60s.
I luv Huntsville! As a black woman living in Chicago and California I know hoods.... Alot of gentrification going on. Black folks keep your parents and grandparents home! DO NOT or let them tax you out.... I really like the Harvest area and Madison developments. North Huntsville will be prime real estate
Nikia O'Hearn I lived in Southern California for a few and can attest to the fact that the hood out there is much worse shape than in Huntsville, which is still sad. My family still lives in Huntsville and consistently get emails, text messages, and mailers asking if they want to sell their home. It’s not happening. With the FBI coming to Huntsville, property values will skyrocket in a few years. Now is the absolute worst time for anyone in North Huntsville to sell, as it will be prime real estate. I lived in Harvest for a couple of years of growing up and it’s all right, just even more boring than the city is. Madison is cool as well.
P J There is absolutely a lot of racism that happens in the city. It’s still Alabama. What I’ve seen in southern Alabama is worse, but that does not absolve the level of racism in Huntsville.
Huntsville’s Hood is NICE AF!!
They clean, no junkies walking the streets at night, no d boys on the corner... I’ve been to a lot of cities and Huntsville is nice!
They kicking evb out now on the south I wish he would’ve did this ah couple years ago
They sell illusions shit look decent on the outside and pissed on on the inside. Plus Huntsville has a habit of keeping the activity places rather than certain neighborhoods, because police here are the mob. You want the real crazy shit, it's just outside the city.
Thank you Queen! 💜😍💯✊🏿
My city is straight but you have your wanna be thugs and D boys here! Certain corner stores be packed at night
@@MrSNEAKERTALK101 I’ve lived in HSV since 2000 and I used to work at the Chevron on Mastin Lake and Jordan Ln until someone got shot 🤷🏽♀️ so I agree there is crime here but nothing like my hometown, Pittsburgh or even Birmingham.
@@queenneferjennie5036 Hey Queen! Yeah it's crime around here but not like other big cities! And I remember when someone got shot at Chevron on Mastin Lake too! Do you still live in Huntsville?
I moved to Huntsville 2 years ago and their “hoods” are minor in comparison to the NY/NJ hoods I am used to.
Jersey hoods is another world lol
@@BLouieMusic Newark is the bowels of the hood. You’re lucky if you get out alive!!!
Super facts! I’m from NJ not to far from Camden and Trenton. AL doesn’t know what a hood is lol
@@lawrencesmith1985 lmfao you sound delusional ASF..
NY really safe tbh
Seems like a chill place to live
That's in the morning time ain't much happening, and some year's late. Lol!!!
First scene was o`park!
It is this city Birmingham and Mobile call Huntsville niggas bougie
Yeah it's alright! You have the wanna be Thugs, The Bougie acting chicks in the hood, people walking around like zombies, police riding 24/7 harassing innocent people etc!
@@blvckshinobi3864 lol at Huntsville ninjas Boujie! I'm from Huntsville and it's some boujie acting azz ppl! Glad that I'm different
Huntsville is a nice decent place to live ! !
I agree. Moved here from Connecticut in 18 due to health reasons. I absolutely love it here. It was the best decision for my children and myself. The schools and drs arw amazing.
I was wondering if Charlie was ever going to come through Huntsvegas ~ cheers m8 glad to see you check out my home town!
Big ups to you Bro for being in my city!
Wish I could've met you! I could've showed you some more hood areas here
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Anywhere can seem calm during the day. My mom always said before moving into a new place do a drive by during the night and you may rethink moving there lol Although Huntsville really not that hood compared to other places.
We just Good ole Loving Southern Folks 🤣 And the Hood just look like Ghost Town right now Eveybody chilling nothing jumping but police Riding half the time Just gotta Stay to self away from Trouble ya know
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Thanks for the tour of Huntsville’s public housing. That looks pretty nice the streets are clean, no loitering, graffiti, abandoned vehicles. I’ve seen worse homes in the rural country with junkyards on their properties guarded by loose dogs,dilapidated homes.
Video was very blurry this route? You were about 20 minutes from my hometown! So glad to see that you made it my neck of the woods. As much as I visit the H, I have never seen some of these neighborhoods. Safe travels @CharlieBo313🙏🏾❤️
Intelligent people live and manage this city. Thinking of relocating there myself. Hope it never changes.
Huntsville is a ok city but there schools are ranked 20th in the state.
Alabama Rail fan Not much nightlife either
@@PomelloRBLXI'm at the age where it doesn't matter much
@@feleciachance8987 cmon down 😆
For everbody who is listen 🗣🗣 dont giv up we in this together🤜🏾🤛🏾 i pray if yall wanna be RUclipsrs like or Great dont give up💛
Ayeeeeee never thought I’d see u in my city 256 shit 💪🏾💪🏾
BRO I SWEAR TO GOD MY MOM WORK AT THAT WAVAHO AT THE BEGINNING...that's crazy. That is a good area tho🙏😭
I deliver gas to that Wavaho... lol... small world bro
I live in Huntsville. I don't think you quite understand what a "hood" is. Just because a neighborhood is predominantly black that doesn't make it bad.
And you're racist, because you assume I think that an area that's black makes it a hood. A hood usually means one of the older, poorer, sometimes crowded, more ran down parts of town. A hood is relative to the city your in. What is considered hood in one city might be a nice neighborhood in another.
@@CharlieBo313 I'm racist? Oh no! I won't recover from the emotional scarring. 😀
No we don't want that, you're already intellectually scarred.
CharlieBo313 seriously, a real ‘hood is a place like some of the old suburbs of Detroit. Street after street of sad abandoned houses. Places where love and warmth once nurtured families are now temporarily home to the hopeless street denizen. Places where crime is literally the only economic engine. Places where you wouldn’t walk down the street in broad saylight.. Those are real ‘hoods. Not just an older, economically depressed area.
Decent looking compared to many cities I've seen. Good job Hville not ravaging your hoods
Compare to Detroit's East Side and Brightmoor area. This area of Huntsville is struggling but there is still hope compared to the abandoned
neighborhoods of Detroit.
I feel like after the crack epidemic tailed off the city improved a lot. And during this pandemic it’s been dead quiet.
@@darknice10 Very likely, now dealing with the fallout destruction of lives and families from the Heroin/Fentanyl epidemic in rural and blue collar America
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Lived there for 30 years, kids and grands still do. I wouldn’t call section 8 housing a “hood”, not in Huntsville anyway.
really? they are projects! its not that bad there? we were just there.. by the way what a nice town
Looks kinda peaceful lol
It is
Tedbulky get out of line if you want to. Huntsville will straighten you up real quick. Lost family and loved ones.
It is
It is as long as you mind your business.
It is man, walk downtown at Anytime and nobody will harass you.
I was born and raised in Houston, Texas but lived in Huntsville, Alabama from 2000 to 2003 elementary school years. I went back to my hometown leaving Alabama... but then in 2017 I drove from Houston to Downtown Atlanta to attend a furry con @ Marriott Marquis. Once that was over with, I decided to take the long way back home to Houston by driving through Huntsville. It was the first time I've been there in 15 years and NOTHING changed! Everything was still the same, except my former apartments looked way worse and rundown - and they added some new buildings to the school I went to. I was sad to see my neighborhood went downhill but it was interesting seeing my old childhood city that I had so many fond memories of.
Furry con😂😂😂💀
Alexande r LOL
@@Alexander-oq1op 🤣🤣🤣
A FURRY CON AHAHAHAH
@@GlideorDieSwimbaits okay virgin.
Oak park hit different on a Friday night haha.. You need to go to Meadow hills, rolling hills, west lake, bonnell, terry heights, Northwood, Northridge. Those the real hoods fr.
I'm moving to huntsville in a month from NJ, what are the areas I need to be aware of
triana blv and governor dr
This is one of the nicest well kept hoods I've ever seen.
So good to see this, when I saw the heading I expected the worst.
May God continue to bless those young people.
Love Huntsville! I’m thinking of moving away some day, but I feel like this is probably the place to be over the next several years. It’s boomed (esp Madison where I used to live) like crazy over the last 15 years I’ve lived here and it’s only getting bigger!
Once this Coliseum Amphitheater gets built and Big artists are here regularly it’ll be too Lit.
growth is NOT always good.. it ruins places.. brings in too many people who are not all fit for nice stuff LOL - i will say its growing very fast and they had CUBAN FOOD!
SOUTHERN LIFE yea its a melting pot so everyone that moves here ends up franchising their hometown fav restaurants or start their own.
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS Oh I definitely agree, there are definitely some growing pains. I live outside of the city though, thankfully, so I'm able to enjoy all the new things to do and places to see...then retreat out to the peace and quiet of the county haha. As a 20-something I appreciate the newer and more niche businesses that are cropping up, it seems like there's always something new when my boyfriend and I drive into the city.
@@veri_cottagefairy we got cursed out in the target parking lot.. VERY RUDE some of the people here.. it is NOT like tha tin my RURAL corner of Alabama.. sadly.. anyways we will publish a video soon showing what happened there to us we had the dash cam rolling.. angry people.. they forgot this is ALABAMA
Did you go through Mason Ct, or Butler Terrace, or the HOLE as it’s called way down off Patton Rd and Troy Swaysey rd. The Hole at night is probably the most Dangerous Hood in Huntsville, SW part of Huntsville is my area and Always has been the rocket city’s roughest part of town!! The 256 ROLL TIDE!!!
Mason Court was demolished
@@gobbie466 Right, Butler Terrace is next too
You aint lying. Southwest is hard!
@@timothystephens8426 south west isn't hard .
Patton Road area is rough.
I saw a few things go down when I lived at the Salvation Army over there
whats the dividing line from the hood to the nice part of north huntsville. and what about the east side. i need a full breakdown.some ppl are calling this the next nashville.
I was confused at first because i actually love in huntsville. In no one ever comes down here but this not the hoods. You need to go to butler or Terry Heights.
Our hoods are not like others
Thanks for sharing. I've lived here two years and have not seen any of these areas. I had no idea Huntsville was this large or had these hidden neighborhoods.
Larger than Atl, New Orleans, Miami etc Just a small skyline.
@@BLouieMusic definitely not as large as New Orleans which is almost twice the population and has more square miles. Huntsville is growing though.
mayann scott my bad meant to say Detroit
mayann scott we have more land than population so when we end up being the largest city in the state in a few years there will be plenty room to expand.
You should have shown the rich people side in madison!! On your way back do louisville
Great Huntsville Alabama hoods video
Charlie can you show Waterloo Iowa Hoods I grew up in nearby Cedar Falls
Charlie's such a good driver u guys, I never get car sick haha
Do it ever snow down there? How cold do it get in winter?
Everyone be like- Charli.... come to New Hampshire, come to Bangor, Maine it goes down over there, come to Billings Montana, I know some real rough spots, come to Ames Iowa, it can get pretty scary by the university area, teachers don’t play about their late homework due. Come to Malibu,CA blah blah blah
Do a Video of the hoods of East Lake / Centerpoint on the east side of Birmingham Alabama. In your other videos you only rode around the west side. Still fw your videos though keep up the good work.👍
Ensley
Jessie Hewing yuh
Montgomery is so much worse. Huntsville really isn’t bad, most neighborhoods are well kept up in the city. Now go out into the county and check out the meth trailer parks. That’s where the scary stuff is at
I been to montgomery that bad😂😂😂😂😎
I visited Montgomery twice 1 yr n yea they scared da hell outta me. I was n da hood. Haven't been back since
So no north wood? BT? The heights? Medaris?
I go to Huntsville Madison area and it's a beautiful place
we were just there vloggin and its some of the nicest places we have been to..so pretty the mountians
Go to B&W auction Capshaw Road in Madison
@@brianlee9042 What is there?
It's an antique auction lot of beautiful stuff
Lmaoooo the title tho!! 👏🏻👏🏻
Lmao
I live in Huntsville. It doesn't have any bad hoods. It did in the 80s though. Mason Court was the worst. Even that is tame now. None of the areas you are driving through are bad areas. Just because it's project housing doesn't mean it's bad.
my mom in may 2020 had been to cumberland rhode Island all the day to huntsville alabama
My apartment and car are in the first part of this and I definitely don't feel like I live in a hood lmao
Just moved here lol and this pops on my recommended overall Huntsville doesn’t have much crime as most places from what I’ve heard and seen
I was there from 2015-2018 & the toughest parts of Huntsville are Sparkman dr/Bonnell Dr. & Mastin Lake. Bob Wallace Ave is ok & parts of Jordan Lane are quiet as well. One thing I liked about it,the cost of living is low. $590 for a 2 bedroom apartment? You can't go wrong with that
@ J.Smith Welcome to the Rocket City!!! 🚀 I was born & raised in Huntsville.... crime is more present here than you know. First 48 has reached out to our Mayor on several occasions & the mayor declined because he didn't want the city viewed in a negative light.
@@marymurphy8630
They reached out twice & the crime is something serious in Huntsville
@Craig Smith it most definitely is serious! It's worst than when I was a kid. There are certain areas I won't dare go....especially at night.
The only crime here is always a random 2 ppl that beef with each other
Damn i use to live there I'm from Birmingham Alabama but stayed on the north side north wood Apts very low key and off drake road
AND I GO TO THAT COURT EVERY DAY BUT ITS NOT THAT HOOD ON THE WEST SIDE
Me too, Hoopsville (West Huntsville Baptist Church).
I’ve lived in Huntsville most of my life. It’s a very nice place to live. There is a couple rougher areas of the city but compared to Birmingham,Memphis and Atlanta it’s a walk in the park!
Where are these rough areas at? Because I’m moving from out of state looking for decent priced apartments that aren’t in rough areas.
@@ShepherdMinistry Rough areas I would say is north Huntsville. Also Sparkman dr,Jordan ln,bob Wallace,drake ave,triana Blvd, and Holmes ave. But these areas aren’t as bad as most cities.
@@jonnieinthe256 thanks! Would you say the better areas would be south/ south East?
I was looking for some apartments down the 231 and Martin rd in south Huntsville. By Malibu and fern perc apartments.
Trying to find a good price that’s not in the hood lol.
Trust me growing up in Baltimore was rough. No one should brag about enjoying the notoriety of living in a dangerous place. Its nothing to glamorize. That's crazy.
Doesn't look too bad, seems kind of average and clean
Huntsville's hoods are relatively okay. It still goes down like many others (im not from them but that's my hometown ) but yeah i drive through all the time, very rarely feel threatened but you can get messed up if you start smoking crack or soemthing
I just get my smoke from there it’s not that bad
Just farted yep i sure did you welcome😂😁
Bruh you only went through a couple of lil spots fr you missed like five more hoods. Im from Council court pj's and its gone now but you still missed plenty more spots in HSV
Ong he did Lmaoo
What are the five hoods? I am planning to maybe move to Huntsville. Thanks.
Absolutely THEFUCKnot... not iPhone listening to my conversation yesterday when I asked my dad..”is this the hood of Huntsville “... now this is all of a sudden in my recommendations
Crazy how I live about 30 mins from Huntsville and this got recommended to me
My old apartment was the red door lol. I'm from Cleveland Ohio been here since 08" BIG DIFFERENCE. "NO" KILLING EVERY DAY. you can actually walk around in peace.
I don’t call these hoods. Maybe low income but they look well kept except for you filming on garbage day.
I've lived in Huntersville my whole life. The worst thing about Huntersville is cops pull you over 4 cars deep and they to quick to judge if your not the race that live in certain areas. My brother live on the middle of meadow hills and cops always pull me over when I leave his house.
Yall stuff look nice! Come to east acres in decatur...
Incredibly surprised to see Huntsville on this sort of video. Lived there for years.
thank you!
That's why it was a short one😅
Cool im from Huntsville Alabama 2
This is actually way much calmer than miami hoods or st pete florida hoods
Not a rough city at all!! Grew up there most of my life
“Compared to where I live, this is paradise” we don’t give a shit
Seems pretty quiet here.
Roads I travel almost daily!!! It’s crazy! Huntsville does have some ratchet spots tho but nowhere near as bad compared to others. You got an inch there are more “hoods” but nonetheless it was fun seeing some of my city Being viewed!
There are no hoods in Huntsville. I am a rich Asian kid from Madison. I graduated from Bob Jones HS, now I am getting my Engineering degree at Stanford.
Exactly why you don't know the hoods!😂
I lived in Huntsville and Madison growing up, very safe place. I now live in Birmingham... please for the love of God don’t come down here, I don’t even pass through 😥
Go to Worcester, Springfield, Lawrence, Chelsea, somewhere in MA
I'm from Mobile and I wouldn't mind moving to Huntsville much it's much quieter and laid back.
I lived in the first complex a few years back before the new management took over, the building where you did the u-turn stayed getting shot up!! 🤦🏽♀️🙅🏽♀️
Visit Gulfport/Biloxi Mississippi if you haven't already.
@@valindsiacenales4413 Is it a good place to live?
You wanna see some wild shit in a small town. There is a town in Ga called Alma. It's about the size of Gurely. Nice Country town till the sun goes down then they doing drive buys every other street in town. Stewart street is usually where they cross each other and it's a bloodbath. They be on foot chasing each other down the main Rd with Aks and everything.
I live in Huntsville an yes a lot goes on here but I been here for 5 years now! This is just different projects! I wouldn’t call it the hood!
My roads of good, bad the ugly and beautiful, I'll tell ya one thing, I've lived in Huntsville and surrounding area for the last 19 yrs and not once have I EVER had a problem in any of those spots, pulled over by the police yeppers,
The police called some
"Hot Spots"
Facts
some houses need some wood paint. and it is beautiful😀🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪
any place looks nice early saturday morning. try rolling through rocket city's projects at 2 a m!
No different then
@@shadmoney6617 `You're correct.
Same thing all day and night
Yep!
My hood's gone. Lincoln dealership sits on it now. Good times late 70's.
It’s weird seeing this on RUclips cus I go by these places all the time