Probably better off Iiving in a tent on the street than anywhere near that pIace or any of the other most dangerous areas in the U.S. which happen to aII be bIack areas.
All of these danger zones and "tough neighborhoods" seem to have ONE common denominator, but I can't quite put my finger on it. It's frustrating I'm tellin' ya! 😂😂😂
I agree actually, the city of Detroit is a wonderful city that has a glorious past, but unfortunately it will take serious planning and a great amount of resources to tackle everything that is wrong in Detroit.
With an open mind, I bet these houses were Beautiful back in the day. And some of these houses, with a little cash and elbow grease could be nice again. Thanks for sharing!
Oh hell no!!! You can't live in these neighborhoods, the infrastructure is gone. Do you like electricity and water? No amount of elbow grease can fix this problem.
@@Willieb-hi6yt you definitely don't know Detroit lol it's not enough WIC in the world the rent in the worse areas are 1300 a month most Detroiters work at Chrysler, Ford, GM, Motor City Casino, MGM Casino and Quicken Loans, alot yall be from Farm Towns with a population of 2k people committing on these videos and you have never lived in the city in your life 😂😂😂 you are a clown 🤡
@@Willieb-hi6yt Detroit people work at MGM Casino, GM, Chrysler workers always throwing block parties, Ford, Motor City Casino, Greentown Casino and Quicken Loans go to all of those places mainly Black employees lol you sound like your slow ass never left the farm lol and I have a CDL, yall wyt ppl in the country be living pitiful be the main ones on Food Stamps and WIC 😂😂😂😂 whole town me full meth and coke heads lol so good try
There are so many young people doing nothing, just standing on the street corner or sitting. Why aren’t they working? Or not at school? What is this - some kind of phenomenal promiscuity - I will never understand this... And so much dirt, garbage, abandoned buildings... why do we need local authorities-municipalities...Very, very strange...If there is no order, there will be disorder
They outside because it's the weekend these comments are ridiculous yall act like it's like this everyday 😂😂😂 people be at work during the week then everybody hangs out on the Weekend white ppl are brain washed
CharlieBo313: I enjoy your videos showing the decay of living in the USA. Those were all once beautiful homes and neighborhoods. Have you ever thought of getting out of your car, and asking all the people in the streets what they do for a living and where they work? Just curious? Cheers,
Can you imagine the elderly, or those hardworking, law abiding poor ppl that have to go work and yet are afraid to say anything to those numb nuts about their loud partying at night.
@@shellztalk I believe that but one can always be in the wrong place at the wrong time. I lived in the hood for three years in Savannah. I'm sure it's safer than Detroit but I wouldn't call it safe. I took a cute home sight unseen over the net in the most unsafe part of Savannah. The thought of a dangerous neighborhood never even occurred to me at the time. lol I guess I was naive. The first thing I experienced was hearing the maintenance man say, "White person moving into our houses" he said it with agitation. I immediately felt sad. His helper who was also Black looked embarrassed that he had said that in earshot of me. He was nice to me from the start. I found the reception to be mixed. Either people were nice to me or I was treated bad. Meaning that a few 18-19 year-olds spit at me as I walked by. Eventually, I became a respected member of the community. Children loved me and I became known as the "Candy lady." I would hand out exciting cellophane wrapped bundles of candy tied with glitzy ribbon, and certain ladies in the community wanted to be my friend. I would say though that living there especially at night felt like the wild wild west. I lived in fear that a random gunshot would strike me in my head as I slept. So after three years, with a heavy heart, I moved. Someone lucked out because I'm an artist and made the place beautiful while I was living there, so whoever moved in after me had a really nice place. My happiest moment as I was leaving was when the initially agitated maintenance man hugged me with tears in his eyes and was sorry to see me leave. He wished me well and said, "I never had a White friend before." He was the same man who said "White person moving into our houses." To me that one experience was worth it all. BTW, Mr. Green, the maintenance man was a nice man after all and an excellent chess player, he had a great mind:-) I will never forget him or the other friends I made while living there. I hope to see them again one day. ❤
However, I understand now when people say they felt say. Because I grew up in that area for a short part of my life and I never seen the area through unsafe or dangerous lenses until I became of age to understand what was going on.
I see a lot of cars newer than mine. Living in a trashy neighborhood in a broken down home. This could be any big city in America. The 'hoods all have the same look. Fatherless homes, illegitimacy, living on welfare and rampant crime. There's no cure for this. Sad😢
You haven't been to Detroit 😂😂😂 this is the Weekend lol every major city has clubs and parties on the Weekend alot of people in Detroit go to house parties or block parties on the Weekend cause it's safer
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All these abandoned buildings and houses, and yet we've got whole families living in tents on our streets ... 🤨🤨🤨
Probably better off Iiving in a tent on the street than anywhere near that pIace or any of the other most dangerous areas in the U.S. which happen to aII be bIack areas.
Homeless wouldn’t live in this shithole
It's not the houses that are falling apart and are rotten inside if I prefer to live in a tent.
Misspelled generationally impoverished areas*@@nolellegas
Idk. think living in the tents is safer than this lol
Those are people with nothing to do. They probably don't work, don't go to school, they're what we call "loafers"....today they're called slackers.
High school dropouts with a criminal record living with their mama
Called black and proud saying it out loud nlm
They must not have to go to work tomorrow 🙄
All of these danger zones and "tough neighborhoods" seem to have ONE common denominator, but I can't quite put my finger on it. It's frustrating I'm tellin' ya! 😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@MegaMkmiller#1 determination of your socioeconomic class is the zipcode you were born in.
@@JoshuaRed-v4f A sociology major. I'm impressed. So, do work at Denny's or Mickey D's?
Sound like being jobless you're familiar with
If these houses/buildings could talk and really wanted to.....nobody would ever get a word in again. I bet the stories are tremendous. ✌
Detroit needs a serious come up
I agree actually, the city of Detroit is a wonderful city that has a glorious past, but unfortunately it will take serious planning and a great amount of resources to tackle everything that is wrong in Detroit.
I’m from Dc and went to Detroit last year. They actually have a lot of beautiful homes this is only in a few neighborhoods
They should be made to work manual labor 10 hours a day.
@@kayyjohnson8325 Downtown is awesome. The people saying the worst about Detroit have never been to Detroit.
@@kayyjohnson8325 naw you only seen a few. Its more neighborhoods like this than good neighborhoods
Every guetho has is check cashing store.😅
With an open mind, I bet these houses were Beautiful back in the day. And some of these houses, with a little cash and elbow grease could be nice again. Thanks for sharing!
Oh hell no!!! You can't live in these neighborhoods, the infrastructure is gone. Do you like electricity and water? No amount of elbow grease can fix this problem.
This definitely on a Weekend everybody be out on the Weekend once Pay day hit
Detroiters only get paid on the 1st of the month.
@@Willieb-hi6yt you definitely don't know Detroit lol it's not enough WIC in the world the rent in the worse areas are 1300 a month most Detroiters work at Chrysler, Ford, GM, Motor City Casino, MGM Casino and Quicken Loans, alot yall be from Farm Towns with a population of 2k people committing on these videos and you have never lived in the city in your life 😂😂😂 you are a clown 🤡
@@Willieb-hi6yt Detroit people work at MGM Casino, GM, Chrysler workers always throwing block parties, Ford, Motor City Casino, Greentown Casino and Quicken Loans go to all of those places mainly Black employees lol you sound like your slow ass never left the farm lol and I have a CDL, yall wyt ppl in the country be living pitiful be the main ones on Food Stamps and WIC 😂😂😂😂 whole town me full meth and coke heads lol so good try
There are so many young people doing nothing, just standing on the street corner or sitting. Why aren’t they working? Or not at school? What is this - some kind of phenomenal promiscuity - I will never understand this... And so much dirt, garbage, abandoned buildings... why do we need local authorities-municipalities...Very, very strange...If there is no order, there will be disorder
Welcome to Detroit.
They outside because it's the weekend these comments are ridiculous yall act like it's like this everyday 😂😂😂 people be at work during the week then everybody hangs out on the Weekend white ppl are brain washed
WHAT is your car's ODO at? You must drive thousands of km per month?
Good question. He might fly or take a bus/train and rent cars to stay on the DL.
Soft neoprene ear plugs is a Billion Dollars business in Detroit!
One thing beautiful homes that could be saved. But it takes a good job and money to keep or fix it up plain and simple!!
Hanging out after a Tough 10 hour Afternoon Shift.
As other Detroit video bloggers only show downtown Detroit!
Those neighborhoods were beautiful back in the day. How HOW could this happen…seriously…How? Can someone explain
I just explained a large part of it in my post.
Coleman Young
Such wonderful, urban blight. Makes me all the more proud of my country! ☹️
CharlieBo313: I enjoy your videos showing the decay of living in the USA. Those were all once beautiful homes and neighborhoods.
Have you ever thought of getting out of your car, and asking all the people in the streets what they do for a living and where they work? Just curious? Cheers,
He does talk to them in some of his other videos 🙂spoiler: most of them don´t have normal jobs, instead they are hustling on the streets.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Can you imagine the elderly, or those hardworking, law abiding poor ppl that have to go work and yet are afraid to say anything to those numb nuts about their loud partying at night.
Many are trapped in this nightmare.
Called black
@@brandonbell5357….Not all, but the one’s in this video I’d hate to encounter.
i feel bad for the kids
You're a brave man roaming around at night! Watch out for stray bullets and stay safe.
It's not that Damn Dangerous lol nobody is shooting at Random cars in Detroit
@@shellztalk I believe that but one can always be in the wrong place at the wrong time. I lived in the hood for three years in Savannah. I'm sure it's safer than Detroit but I wouldn't call it safe. I took a cute home sight unseen over the net in the most unsafe part of Savannah. The thought of a dangerous neighborhood never even occurred to me at the time. lol I guess I was naive. The first thing I experienced was hearing the maintenance man say, "White person moving into our houses" he said it with agitation. I immediately felt sad. His helper who was also Black looked embarrassed that he had said that in earshot of me. He was nice to me from the start. I found the reception to be mixed. Either people were nice to me or I was treated bad. Meaning that a few 18-19 year-olds spit at me as I walked by. Eventually, I became a respected member of the community. Children loved me and I became known as the "Candy lady." I would hand out exciting cellophane wrapped bundles of candy tied with glitzy ribbon, and certain ladies in the community wanted to be my friend. I would say though that living there especially at night felt like the wild wild west. I lived in fear that a random gunshot would strike me in my head as I slept. So after three years, with a heavy heart, I moved. Someone lucked out because I'm an artist and made the place beautiful while I was living there, so whoever moved in after me had a really nice place. My happiest moment as I was leaving was when the initially agitated maintenance man hugged me with tears in his eyes and was sorry to see me leave. He wished me well and said, "I never had a White friend before." He was the same man who said "White person moving into our houses." To me that one experience was worth it all. BTW, Mr. Green, the maintenance man was a nice man after all and an excellent chess player, he had a great mind:-) I will never forget him or the other friends I made while living there. I hope to see them again one day. ❤
2:35 don't stand like this with your back to the road, people
You recorded different neighborhoods between, night and day. Different houses.
227, where we at wit it
I thought Detroit was making a comeback??
bom vídeo valeu.....
should’ve walked the area on foot it’s a lot safer
Take your meds on time really
2:42 expected to see a guy with a big ah strutting down the street lol
Detroit is the land that time forgot
The draft was huge
Bro you never been here
@@shellztalk yes I have and it’s a depressing city. I have family there and I visited plenty of times. Back then the city was thriving…
Luchesous jackme you bumped your fuckin head
@@shellztalk only the neighborhoods not the downtown
💪🏾🔥🔥
You on the west side, i saw Dexter
Beautiful houses and nobody takes care of their house and now it’s a shit hole
Where these folks going to go?
We will keep them here in poverty for reasons
Nowhere fast.
Anybody know the song @ 1:30 ?
Safe as houses Charli here.Its his backyard.
how many corpses in those houses?
Countless.
detroit is a shirt lifter, fo real
So is you're mom
These must be half of the Hardcore Pawn customers😂
I knew it was Waverley, stuff so go down over there.
However, I understand now when people say they felt say. Because I grew up in that area for a short part of my life and I never seen the area through unsafe or dangerous lenses until I became of age to understand what was going on.
Detroit was a nice place 40 yrs ago! America was a nice place also!! Not so much anymore. People need to look at now Not what it was
Most of Detroit is good now. It was not in 1984.
@@casualwater698 Its not though. Why you lying?
@@fornogames23 Right. Detroit was WAYYYYYYYY better in 1984.
@@fornogames23 Can someone explain to me wtf these people are talking about?
Bro you never been here
If your going to post "DETROIT'S DANGER ZONES NIGHT AND DAY" You should be showing video of the same area.
It's all a shithole.
Still Showing The Positive Stuff.🤔🙏✝️ 🇬🇧 🇺🇸
Where is that? Not Detroit, that's for sure.
@@cmthomas07 RUclips coming back alive after the bank holiday weekend. 🤔🙏❤🇬🇧
@@lloydwalden4053 I don't know what you are talking about.
Who the f in there right mind would live in that part of Detroit!
My God, I'm too White to live there 🤨
Yes sir, you are.
@@cmthomas07 I know my lane 😏
@@damienwilloughby Same.
But at the same time there are a lot of people of other races moving over there and buying the house and remodeling them.
No you not lol you'll be ok Downtown
People seemed to be doing well in the video clips because they have nice cars. They may have good jobs to pay the bills in Detroit.
I see a lot of cars newer than mine. Living in a trashy neighborhood in a broken down home.
This could be any big city in America. The 'hoods all have the same look.
Fatherless homes, illegitimacy, living on welfare and rampant crime.
There's no cure for this.
Sad😢
Dealing crack and gang banging is a good job?!
9@@obrewsky
This is almost as bad as Harlem
they literally stay up all night and sleep all day, it's unreal.
Called alcohol and drugs
How do you know? Assuming I see.
What are you trying to say about my cat?
@@twown saying it smells up you're place
A city that went from glory to garbage.
You haven't been to Detroit 😂😂😂 this is the Weekend lol every major city has clubs and parties on the Weekend alot of people in Detroit go to house parties or block parties on the Weekend cause it's safer
I’m in Detroit right now. Well actually the suburbs. This truck driver dare wouldn’t park in that 💩 hole.
It warms my heart seeing BLM gather in the middle of the road to discuss how they can contribute making society a better place
😂😂😂😂😂
Nah nlm
Where im from we call thoses the suburbs
Where u from
@@poohshitty9339 flint, mi
@@Average_Pleb You have a valid point 😂
What ever u from sweet compared to detroit