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None of the areas you drove by, at least in the first five minutes, denote Tucson's worst hood. You missed by a lot. Most of the houses in the Barrios are owned by hard-working second or third generation Mexican-american families. Just because the home design doesn't fit the typical cookie cutter house in subdivisions, doesn't mean it's bad. Go to Grant and Alvernon if you wanna see a derelict area infested with drug use.
@@maryewillburn158 you look at the property value of some of those, and they're well into the mid-500's, if not more. Very well curated properties. Diane Keaton owns/owned a property on Cushing and 17th. How is that a hood?!
@@ramsesrocha2799 It's not. He was probably told by someone who doesn't like the area that it was. Just because some don't keep their property up does not mean the whole neighborhood is bad with crime and drugs. I have been by these streets and they are friendly and nice. I've been here for 20+ yrs and have lived in a couple of really bad areas and have never been hurt or scared to walk around. But desert is different from suburban areas. I sympathize with how you feel.
Yupp! Most of these spots he drove thru are by downtown, the neighborhood are just really old old but if you want crime tours or go thru grant and alvernon, prince and oracle, you'll see some activities but tucson is still a great city, I'm 40 years old, I lived on the west side half my life and currently reside on south side.
Born and raised in Tucson … bro you should’ve consulted me this isn’t even on the list of places I would’ve told you to go. Who gave you this information? These aren’t even the hoods you filmed
As a native Tucsonan, Tucson's "Worst Hoods" aren't bad at all. Especially compared to the other videos I've seen on this channel, i.e: Chicago, Detroit, Atlanta, Philadelphia, etc.
@ColorMeOakland Some of them can look a lot better on the inside. I lived in a third world country, the Philippines, for years; the houses almost always look crap on the outside in the working class neighborhoods, but really good on the inside. It's all about how you carry yourself and take care of what little you have.
The Southwest ghettos have a very uncanny “something tells me I need to gtfo” dark feel about them. I was homeless in South Mountain Phoenix; and I could write a book on some of the wicked things I’ve witnessed out there
This was fun to watch! First 3 mins accurate but then you stepped into area's of Barrio Veijo, a historical neighborhood, that we can't say is anywhere near the worst. At 3:12, that house sold in April of 2021 for $519K with so many scattered throughout the neighborhood including one that sold for $2.2M in October of 2021. Wish you could have made a right on Convent Ave at 5:10. Did someone say gentrification haha? Oracle and Grant @7:43, accurate. Like someone said below, Grant and Alvernon, should of visited Santa Rita Park just left of 22nd @9:22.
Born in Tucson, there are hoods for sure but nothing like some of the other big cities across the country. Tucson was and is a city with some good things and some bad things, haven't been home in quite some time though. Proud to be from Tucson and look forward to coming home sometime soon. Thanks for showing my hometown.
Its sad reading these comments people from Tucson not even knowing the history of the neighborhood he drives at 1:08 there was an old housing project that was knocked down in 2000 by the name of Connie Chamber Homes and another housing project right across the street by the name of Reforma maybe the neighborhood isn't as bad as it was but a very big homeless community is a 10 minute walk from that neighborhood and not only that the park it has in that neighborhood is filled with homeless people have no idea how bad that neighborhood actually is I had to get me and my kids out of there because of how bad those little gangsters got bad at one point literally its one of the oldest neighborhood in Tucson maybe you should do research before you say that area isn't bad
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Sir, I am not sure why you titled this "worst hoods" when you basically drove down alleys and older areas of the Grant/northside/downtown area. These areas are where you will find quite a few older homes that are either being renovated or torn down but they are definitely not the "hood". Apparently, the title is clickbait and I fell for it even though I know better as a native. Better luck next time.
@@muneymaker9624 It seems as though you have a different idea of what is bad and what is not. Seeing homeless people in an area does not make the area bad. I was born and raised here (Tucson) that is all the research I need right there sir/ma'am. Housing projects also do not make an area a bad one neither. I hesitate to think what you may constitute as little gangsters but I digress. Thank you for your comment. Blessings.
The homelessness and drug addiction is out of control. There are several parks in this city where nobody can enjoy because it's filled with druggies, shirtless/shoeless weirdos, and homeless. There are entire intersections (major ones too) where you cannot really go because you will be harassed by homeless people for beer/cigarettes/weed/money.
Its sad reading these comments people from Tucson not even knowing the history of the neighborhood he drives at 1:08 there was an old housing project that was knocked down in 2000 by the name of Connie Chamber Homes and another housing project right across the street by the name of Reforma maybe the neighborhood isn't as bad as it was but a very big homeless community is a 10 minute walk from that neighborhood and not only that the park it has in that neighborhood is filled with homeless people have no idea how bad that neighborhood actually is I had to get me and my kids out of there because of how bad those little gangsters got bad at one point literally its one of the oldest neighborhood in Tucson maybe you should do research before you say that area isn't bad
Born and raised here. It's mostly quiet because it's hot as fuck out. Mostly everyone who is active in the streets gets out at night. Also no Grant and Alvernon? Dodge and Fort Lowell? Many more places in Tucson worst off than near A mountain and Silverbell.
@@glitch30rnd Tucson isn’t bad, Phoenix used to be affordable but in the last two years it has become almost like LA from all the Cali transplants. Best way to enjoy AZ is living in the country. The cities are just as lonely but with normal city problems.
@@glitch30rnd it's affordable, I live in a 3 bedroom 2 full bathrooms for $650. Back in NY a 3 bedroom apartment with 1 bathroom is like $3,000 a month
I live in Brazil and appearances are exactly like that all over the country, except for being more wooded. The difference here is that people walk on the streets (many) and there are dogs all over the houses and streets.
.Onde eu moro,uma pequena cidade no interior de SP não é bem assim .,é mais limpo e organizado que isso ,as pessoas não ficam nas ruas ..quanto aos cachorros ,realmente temos problemas com cães e gatos abandonados ...O arizona é um estado bem árido ,as cidades tem poucas árvores .
Most of the poorer neighborhoods don't have A/C. They have swamp coolers. They are ineffective when the humidity is high. and of some marginal help when it is dry.
Let me tell something , l am living in Kuwait and Kuwait has the highest hot weather in the world , you can google it , living in this country is normal and we get used to it , and those people in this hood got used with this humid and hot weather
They get used to it. My fathers side of the family is from Arizona so I visited a lot over the span of my life. It's hot all day and night, so there's no easing into it. It's just the way it is. The last time I was there was 14 years ago and I remember walking out of the hotel at 7.AM, it felt like someone put a god damn hair dryer on my entire body. It was ridiculous. Just a wall of heat hitting me.
Yup that little bigg city tucson az aka la tusa born and raised down here. the city is nice overall it can get pretty wild in certain areas tho tucson gots it's hoods/Barrios and area's hints West tucson. Some parts of East and most of South tucson midtown and North also has its areas. Gracias for the video tho homie 👍🔥
Cool vid but missed some definite hot spots. Fort lowell and oracle grant and alvernon are straight packed with zombies roaming at all hours of the day
Lived in Tucson for 7 years. Absolutely loved it and miss it. Good to see you driving around there and posting a vid. Although “hood” might not be the proper term. 😂
@@nguday2003 similar, but not the same. I think of the hood as a neighborhood, with not much money. Ghetto is where I think people with not a lot of choices gets put and is really hard to move away. Some make their home home and make it better. I don't like either term home is home.
I just moved to this desert town from California & I was pretty surprised how often I hear sirens & hear the search helicopter almost every night. It's hella hot here & boring asf. Only perk is cheap prices.
Exactly this. The cover photo for the video is the Barrios south of Cushing, and that area is pretty okay. I work close and used to walk over there at all times of the day. Nice walk.
@@ramsesrocha2799 I would say if he went more central Tucson even more towards the east side he could have seen the hoods. People have more or less migrated to 29th or fort Lowell and Oracle
Those Mormon hoods are the real deal. If you don't watch your back four of them will sneak up on your on their bikes and talk to you about the lord for 4 hours. Time you'll never get back.
dude actually drove by my house, haha. the neighborhood being driven through until just after minute 6 is a very old. and in the past 2 years since this was filmed, there has been a lot of development. by most standards it is not considered a "bad" neighborhood. certainly not one of the worst in tucson. there is however a disproportionate houseless population, with one of the reasons being this area has a number of organizations providing services to this community. when you have a $1M home, next to a rental, next to a lawyers office, next to a newly opened art gallery, next to the sidewalk on which the same lady sleeps at night, it does make the economic disparity extremely apparent. being that it's within walking distance from the heart of downtown it of course has an urban feel, not unlike los angeles on a much smaller scale. i can understand it wouldn't be everyone's cup of tea but id be happy to take you to some real scary spots in tucson that would make your title more accurate.
3:53, good ol' barrio viejo (old neighborhood). I reside in the yellow aparments to the right and been doing so since 1995 (California native). Overall not a bad neighborhood but you do get the occasional lead foot once in a while. Thanks for the video!
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I've lived in most of the cities featured on this channel. I grew up in Birmingham as a kid on the East Side, lived in Detroit as a young professional, and in Tucson as a student, and I can say that Tucson is nowhere near as bad as bigger cities back east. I would frequently go to the South Side at night with friends and get tacos and smoke weed with randos from tinder. Tucson is a great place if you are working class, smart with your money and you don't mind the heat.
All of Tucson is adjacent to one neighborhood that is unkept and two blocks away is a historical section of fine well kept manicured yards and structures.
@@byronbenguche you should see the north east... The hoods in Tucson are Nothing compared to it. Saw people sharing needles in broad Daylight in Philly once.. literally near colleges. This place looks beautiful compared to it.
Its sad reading these comments people from Tucson not even knowing the history of the neighborhood he drives at 1:08 there was an old housing project that was knocked down in 2000 by the name of Connie Chamber Homes and another housing project right across the street by the name of Reforma maybe the neighborhood isn't as bad as it was but a very big homeless community is a 10 minute walk from that neighborhood and not only that the park it has in that neighborhood is filled with homeless people have no idea how bad that neighborhood actually is I had to get me and my kids out of there because of how bad those little gangsters got bad at one point literally its one of the oldest neighborhood in Tucson maybe you should do research before you say that area isn't bad
My grandfather lives in Tucson, he told me when I visited him, as long as you mind your buisness you'll be fine. The gangs down there supposedly aren't very active, and they are fighting each other, not civilians
Yeah a lot of the gangs are og mexicans that rather jus smoke weed and chill then go on drills its the lil teenagers runnin around wit guns tryna prove themselves that gets ppl hurt or killed
If you want to see the "crazy people" start at Laos center on the Southside hop a bus to rondstat then take a bus to tohono center there's some real characters that hop on and off those busses especially because they're doing free rides until 2022
@@Mardasee 120° is the highest it gets and when it does get that hot we are asked to stay home or go to cooling centers, if we do not have air conditioners most here have swamp coolers they have water pumped to hay filter pads and air blown over them to cool the room or house, so they are only good till the 90° then you suffer why we have cooling centers. I love the winters and fall here, but sometimes it gets really cold still love it, you can always put on more warm clothing, in summer you can only take off what you have on for decency lol. So if you like warm weather it a nice place to be.
Am from Chicago,IL and Tucson,AZ is going down the crapper fast now. Just go down Sparkman and Flower at night time you will see some mess up stuff. Tucson will be the next Chicago, IL in 8 years from now.
The way who knows who is moving in from the open border less than a hundred miles away, I doubt it's gonna take that long. I saw so many changes this past year I left Tucson after 20 years and moved to Florida.
Tucson is gonna burn. It's so defunded they've lost over 200 cops. It's also about 100 miles from the open border. Schools are teaching that California and Arizona were stolen from Mexico. Get out while you can. I did. Sold my house at market peak and now live in Florida.
@@avaangel433 Well ain't you a Debbie Downer! Lol Tucson does get rather hot in the summer, after all it is the desert, but burn?? What on earth is that suppose to mean??
@@eileenmccarthy8507 You have an interesting take on things. An Hispanic couple tried to kill me based on nothing but skin color and the police were too busy with other crime to even take a report but I'M the Debbie Downer? Smell the coffee, sweetheart. It's starting to burn.
2 years later, and Tucson's streets have not improved. The government has been highly deficient in keeping up with them. The roads on the south side are starting to turn into gravel...
Six minutes in I think I saw a human. Cool to see it compared with Juarez. Despite the poverty and barbed wire in Juarez, it was more colourful and seemed more cared for than these areas of Tucson. So many neighborhoods in America have no people about, which is sketchy.
How do we compare? Tucson's rate of homicide per 100,000 residents of 6.1 was the fourth-highest among peer western MSAs in 2020. And it's has gone up .
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None of the areas you drove by, at least in the first five minutes, denote Tucson's worst hood. You missed by a lot. Most of the houses in the Barrios are owned by hard-working second or third generation Mexican-american families. Just because the home design doesn't fit the typical cookie cutter house in subdivisions, doesn't mean it's bad. Go to Grant and Alvernon if you wanna see a derelict area infested with drug use.
So right! I thought the same thing some of those houses were really nice.
@@maryewillburn158 you look at the property value of some of those, and they're well into the mid-500's, if not more. Very well curated properties. Diane Keaton owns/owned a property on Cushing and 17th. How is that a hood?!
@@ramsesrocha2799 It's not. He was probably told by someone who doesn't like the area that it was. Just because some don't keep their property up does not mean the whole neighborhood is bad with crime and drugs. I have been by these streets and they are friendly and nice. I've been here for 20+ yrs and have lived in a couple of really bad areas and have never been hurt or scared to walk around. But desert is different from suburban areas. I sympathize with how you feel.
Yupp! Most of these spots he drove thru are by downtown, the neighborhood are just really old old but if you want crime tours or go thru grant and alvernon, prince and oracle, you'll see some activities but tucson is still a great city, I'm 40 years old, I lived on the west side half my life and currently reside on south side.
RIGHT! Just because a house doesnt looks like a white suburban, gated community doesnt make it a "bad hood."
I went to jail in Tucson, nothing but tweakers and meth dealers I meet in that mf 😂🤣
Truth! I knew a few dudes from there...total tweeker freakers
How do you do meth in the desert?
Hard core...😂
Bruh just got out nothing but tweaks in there lmao
@@alcontreras6379 Crazy life. Stay out man! I lost 3 years total. Avoid booze.
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did you ran as a chicano or a kinfolk?
Born and raised in Tucson … bro you should’ve consulted me this isn’t even on the list of places I would’ve told you to go. Who gave you this information? These aren’t even the hoods you filmed
He should've went to South Park to have himself a time.
Right lol this ain't it...been here for 8 years, I'll show you sumn
It’s all clickbait
I agree
The entire area he drove in isn't even bad
As a native Tucsonan, Tucson's "Worst Hoods" aren't bad at all. Especially compared to the other videos I've seen on this channel, i.e: Chicago, Detroit, Atlanta, Philadelphia, etc.
I felt like it’s poverty porn or working class porn. Look how 20% of our country lives
@@nguday2003 it makes mesad to see all this destruction spread 😓
@ColorMeOakland
Some of them can look a lot better on the inside. I lived in a third world country, the Philippines, for years; the houses almost always look crap on the outside in the working class neighborhoods, but really good on the inside. It's all about how you carry yourself and take care of what little you have.
@@ARedMotorcycle I understand what you mean, we have to value our things. even if they are few
@@nguday2003 maybe people want to see the world around them. You’re literally here watching.
The Southwest ghettos have a very uncanny “something tells me I need to gtfo” dark feel about them. I was homeless in South Mountain Phoenix; and I could write a book on some of the wicked things I’ve witnessed out there
5-7k$ is cost of cheap apartment in 🇷🇺. Full ownership. Its better than be a homeless.
Do it
Do tell
That actually sounds interesting
Yes Alex do tell what exactly your comment is referring to?
Live in Tucson. Incredibly accurate representation of the western 2/3 of the city. Definitely not as bad as some of the other videos on this channel.
Thank you for your effort 😊
this man spawning to the worst neighborhoods in america😂
Yep dude 😂😂
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@@curlyyhair777 I wonder who be telling who neighborhoods da go to...feel like a undercover agent to me 😭😭😭
@@blastmoneyy5422 exactly 😓
I went to go visit some friends in Tucson and I was surprised how quiet it was, even in the downtown area. Alot of the shops close early.
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Tucson is VERY quiet. It’s very odd. All my family is from there but I’m born and raised in Phoenix.
@@paintup46 I could visit. ... but I hate the heat , ....I alreadysuffer in Texas ,
.. imagine Tucson 🥵🌞
@@curlyyhair777 Yeah, it gets rough lol.
@@paintup46 🙃😽🥵
This was fun to watch! First 3 mins accurate but then you stepped into area's of Barrio Veijo, a historical neighborhood, that we can't say is anywhere near the worst. At 3:12, that house sold in April of 2021 for $519K with so many scattered throughout the neighborhood including one that sold for $2.2M in October of 2021. Wish you could have made a right on Convent Ave at 5:10. Did someone say gentrification haha? Oracle and Grant @7:43, accurate. Like someone said below, Grant and Alvernon, should of visited Santa Rita Park just left of 22nd @9:22.
Born in Tucson, there are hoods for sure but nothing like some of the other big cities across the country. Tucson was and is a city with some good things and some bad things, haven't been home in quite some time though. Proud to be from Tucson and look forward to coming home sometime soon. Thanks for showing my hometown.
You should do an April Fools video where you drive through a super wealthy neighborhood and interview the residents
Its sad reading these comments people from Tucson not even knowing the history of the neighborhood he drives at 1:08 there was an old housing project that was knocked down in 2000 by the name of Connie Chamber Homes and another housing project right across the street by the name of Reforma maybe the neighborhood isn't as bad as it was but a very big homeless community is a 10 minute walk from that neighborhood and not only that the park it has in that neighborhood is filled with homeless people have no idea how bad that neighborhood actually is I had to get me and my kids out of there because of how bad those little gangsters got bad at one point literally its one of the oldest neighborhood in Tucson maybe you should do research before you say that area isn't bad
I grew up on 36th street and that's way fucking worse than this area I lived here as well
Keep up the goodwork Charlie and stay safe!
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In the worst hoods there are always cars of the year. In my country, those cars would be stolen or dismantled if they were parked in such a place
What is your country? Just curious. Americans are pretty spoiled and unaware of what they have.
Sir, I am not sure why you titled this "worst hoods" when you basically drove down alleys and older areas of the Grant/northside/downtown area. These areas are where you will find quite a few older homes that are either being renovated or torn down but they are definitely not the "hood". Apparently, the title is clickbait and I fell for it even though I know better as a native. Better luck next time.
IKR!
@@muneymaker9624 It seems as though you have a different idea of what is bad and what is not. Seeing homeless people in an area does not make the area bad. I was born and raised here (Tucson) that is all the research I need right there sir/ma'am. Housing projects also do not make an area a bad one neither. I hesitate to think what you may constitute as little gangsters but I digress. Thank you for your comment. Blessings.
@@amourejones8201 What areas are bad out there.
Im from Atlanta & lived in Tucson for 2 years Tucson is not hood at all lol
@@amourejones8201 What's there to do in Tucson?
Great Tucson Arizona worst hoods video
The homelessness and drug addiction is out of control. There are several parks in this city where nobody can enjoy because it's filled with druggies, shirtless/shoeless weirdos, and homeless. There are entire intersections (major ones too) where you cannot really go because you will be harassed by homeless people for beer/cigarettes/weed/money.
Factual
Absolutely true
Do people even go to parks like that anymore 😂 just asking
This area is quite nice it's not bad as South 6th St. or Grant and Oracle .
Facts
What about Grant and Alvernon?
Its sad reading these comments people from Tucson not even knowing the history of the neighborhood he drives at 1:08 there was an old housing project that was knocked down in 2000 by the name of Connie Chamber Homes and another housing project right across the street by the name of Reforma maybe the neighborhood isn't as bad as it was but a very big homeless community is a 10 minute walk from that neighborhood and not only that the park it has in that neighborhood is filled with homeless people have no idea how bad that neighborhood actually is I had to get me and my kids out of there because of how bad those little gangsters got bad at one point literally its one of the oldest neighborhood in Tucson maybe you should do research before you say that area isn't bad
@@dionaw5778 we don't talk about them 😅
@@itsall_legal 😂
Born and raised here. It's mostly quiet because it's hot as fuck out. Mostly everyone who is active in the streets gets out at night. Also no Grant and Alvernon? Dodge and Fort Lowell? Many more places in Tucson worst off than near A mountain and Silverbell.
This is way down in AZ. Tucson is a couple hours away from Phoenix, my nephew lives in Mesa which is a pretty big city.
What’s the cost of living like?
@@glitch30rnd Tucson isn’t bad, Phoenix used to be affordable but in the last two years it has become almost like LA from all the Cali transplants. Best way to enjoy AZ is living in the country. The cities are just as lonely but with normal city problems.
@@glitch30rnd it's affordable, I live in a 3 bedroom 2 full bathrooms for $650. Back in NY a 3 bedroom apartment with 1 bathroom is like $3,000 a month
I'm suprised how quiet this area is
Too hot for anyone to be out lol
It's way to hot but I heard Tucson is a little cooler than Phoenix but it's still super hot
Like everybody suppose to be out in the heat 😂😂😂
Wait till it gets dark
I live in Brazil and appearances are exactly like that all over the country, except for being more wooded. The difference here is that people walk on the streets (many) and there are dogs all over the houses and streets.
De qual cidade vc é ???
@@arochahollywood6967 , Curitiba, Paraná state!
.Onde eu moro,uma pequena cidade no interior de SP não é bem assim .,é mais limpo e organizado que isso ,as pessoas não ficam nas ruas ..quanto aos cachorros ,realmente temos problemas com cães e gatos abandonados ...O arizona é um estado bem árido ,as cidades tem poucas árvores .
@@dalton6234 Tucson tem forte influência mexicana ,latina ..o estilo das ruas e construções vem disso .
Parece muito mesmo, agora oq me deixa mais impressionado é detroit os tiroteios parece com aqui do rio
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not many ppl out n about, must be to hot.
Agree
Never understood how folks live in the desert.
No water....and you're screwed without AC.
Looks miserable...lol
Thanks Charlie!
Most of the poorer neighborhoods don't have A/C. They have swamp coolers. They are ineffective when the humidity is high. and of some marginal help when it is dry.
Let me tell something , l am living in Kuwait and Kuwait has the highest hot weather in the world , you can google it , living in this country is normal and we get used to it , and those people in this hood got used with this humid and hot weather
They get used to it. My fathers side of the family is from Arizona so I visited a lot over the span of my life. It's hot all day and night, so there's no easing into it. It's just the way it is. The last time I was there was 14 years ago and I remember walking out of the hotel at 7.AM, it felt like someone put a god damn hair dryer on my entire body. It was ridiculous. Just a wall of heat hitting me.
@@hovz-zo8lf 😂😂😂
Yeah I dont get it either but hey, to each their own.
Oh shit,he drove up on 11th Ave and Grant.Now that's ghetto.I don't live too far from there.That Circle K on Grant and Oracle super ghetto lmao
This doesn't looks that bad....
plz go to Detroit my hometown, or come to Dallas where I currently am. love your channel ,...... im new here ,.... keep upyour great work Charlie ❤️
Hr has over 50 videos of Detroit and a lot of Dallas videos too
Lol he is from detroit, he has more detroit than any other city
@@showmestatefinest5412 okay thank
now i saw 😂
@@jimmythegentconway8690 ❤️🙃
Yup that little bigg city tucson az aka la tusa born and raised down here. the city is nice overall it can get pretty wild in certain areas tho tucson gots it's hoods/Barrios and area's hints West tucson. Some parts of East and most of South tucson midtown and North also has its areas. Gracias for the video tho homie 👍🔥
Come on through south Phoenix on your way up. 24th st and Broadway is a good starting point.
Cool vid but missed some definite hot spots. Fort lowell and oracle grant and alvernon are straight packed with zombies roaming at all hours of the day
OMG LMAO your funny, but come to think about it maybe there are a few zombies roaming around there abouts!
Lived in Tucson for 7 years. Absolutely loved it and miss it. Good to see you driving around there and posting a vid. Although “hood” might not be the proper term. 😂
He didn't say ghetto.
@@mowerfoo7935 what does your statement even mean?
@@nguday2003 it means our definition of hoods ain't the same thing.
@@nguday2003 similar, but not the same. I think of the hood as a neighborhood, with not much money. Ghetto is where I think people with not a lot of choices gets put and is really hard to move away. Some make their home home and make it better. I don't like either term home is home.
Does tucson have any "Blades" like Figueroa in LA?
Always been curious what kind of vehicle you drive.
Thanks
Go to phoenix and north Las Vegas next. I live in Phoenix. 27th Ave and 24th van Buren always busy.
I just moved to this desert town from California & I was pretty surprised how often I hear sirens & hear the search helicopter almost every night. It's hella hot here & boring asf. Only perk is cheap prices.
You should go back. We dont want you here.
You should leave for your own safety. I did
First of all go back, and second don't act surprised at the sirens your damn state( California) has a hell of a lot more crime
Fuck Cali transplants. Ruining the Tuc and Ariza.
@@markhumphries8150"the tuc" is already a shithole always has been all of arizona is except for a few places
You should’ve drove by Reid Park area. This camera isn’t even witnessing our drug and homeless problem.
Exactly this. The cover photo for the video is the Barrios south of Cushing, and that area is pretty okay. I work close and used to walk over there at all times of the day. Nice walk.
@@ramsesrocha2799 I would say if he went more central Tucson even more towards the east side he could have seen the hoods. People have more or less migrated to 29th or fort Lowell and Oracle
So true!
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Reid park😂 santa Rita Park 4th and 22nd if you Wana see something
It looks very similar to many cities in northern Mexico, in the desert regions. 🌵🌵
Missed Grant and Alvernon also 29th and Craycroft.
Just sayin.
Stone and Glenn too.. lol
Yes! So true!
@@queenkinky definitely!
Right
Grant and dodge is a must
I took trains from Amarillo to Belen. It looked like everyone’s house was made by whatever blew but that day…. Kinda like this.
Can you do Utah next?
Those Mormon hoods are the real deal. If you don't watch your back four of them will sneak up on your on their bikes and talk to you about the lord for 4 hours. Time you'll never get back.
bruh imagine clicking here and seeing this dude go through your house like "yep this is trash"
You passed by my house lol i finally got to be in one of these vids
charlie bo "oh ok"
U should check out the trailer park's in Tucson
Mane, thx to u I don't have to go a damn place. Good lookin' out, 313
Do an Indian Reservation.
Gila river rez is not safe for whites
But funny how quick you put on that smile and behave when we are in your casino. Lmao.
@Taylor Birkey clap
Tohono O’odham Reservation has some of the worst roads I have ever driven on… the amount of potholes nearly made me crash multiple times.
It's not the neighborhood that makes it bad it's the people in the neighborhood that make it bad
dude actually drove by my house, haha. the neighborhood being driven through until just after minute 6 is a very old. and in the past 2 years since this was filmed, there has been a lot of development. by most standards it is not considered a "bad" neighborhood. certainly not one of the worst in tucson. there is however a disproportionate houseless population, with one of the reasons being this area has a number of organizations providing services to this community. when you have a $1M home, next to a rental, next to a lawyers office, next to a newly opened art gallery, next to the sidewalk on which the same lady sleeps at night, it does make the economic disparity extremely apparent. being that it's within walking distance from the heart of downtown it of course has an urban feel, not unlike los angeles on a much smaller scale. i can understand it wouldn't be everyone's cup of tea but id be happy to take you to some real scary spots in tucson that would make your title more accurate.
Try the neighborhoods around 12th and ajo! A lot of these houses in the video are historical homes that are being or been renovated.
I went there last year after his passing. The most amazing thing that threw my off was the homeless!!!
Come to bullhead city Arizona 😭
Can you go to Blythe , California
3:53, good ol' barrio viejo (old neighborhood). I reside in the yellow aparments to the right and been doing so since 1995 (California native). Overall not a bad neighborhood but you do get the occasional lead foot once in a while. Thanks for the video!
How many miles does your car have since you been traveling very far places
I'm wondering the same too
Uh....I'm sure he flys into places close to where he's going and rents cars
It’s a tax write off lol
Bro drives by multi million dollar homes in first 6 min. The cover photo of the video is two adobe homes probably worth close to a million a piece.
That's the new pjs you should've seen them before. Back in the eighties
Can you go to Yuma , Arizona
No one in their right mind goes to Yuma
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You should do little village in chicago
You ever noticed that the worst part of town always have the train tracks running threw it
Your showing the Barrio historical homes the prices of these properties would surprise you !!
Cool video but I think you should label each area with major cross streets or something.
I've lived in most of the cities featured on this channel. I grew up in Birmingham as a kid on the East Side, lived in Detroit as a young professional, and in Tucson as a student, and I can say that Tucson is nowhere near as bad as bigger cities back east. I would frequently go to the South Side at night with friends and get tacos and smoke weed with randos from tinder. Tucson is a great place if you are working class, smart with your money and you don't mind the heat.
Yeah fr i feel like it gets a bad rep cus of the druggies and how dirty it is but aslong as u not one of the junkies u can make it in dis city 😂
How is it compared to Pontiac?
All of Tucson is adjacent to one neighborhood that is unkept and two blocks away is a historical section of fine well kept manicured yards and structures.
This is a good solid area, you should do some research before you make an uninformed video. Thank you
Dude bugofff there's hoods everywhere even in Tucson stop acting like there isn't foh 🤡🤡
@@byronbenguche you should see the north east... The hoods in Tucson are Nothing compared to it. Saw people sharing needles in broad Daylight in Philly once.. literally near colleges. This place looks beautiful compared to it.
Its sad reading these comments people from Tucson not even knowing the history of the neighborhood he drives at 1:08 there was an old housing project that was knocked down in 2000 by the name of Connie Chamber Homes and another housing project right across the street by the name of Reforma maybe the neighborhood isn't as bad as it was but a very big homeless community is a 10 minute walk from that neighborhood and not only that the park it has in that neighborhood is filled with homeless people have no idea how bad that neighborhood actually is I had to get me and my kids out of there because of how bad those little gangsters got bad at one point literally its one of the oldest neighborhood in Tucson maybe you should do research before you say that area isn't bad
@@muneymaker9624 facts
That is a solid neighborhood I've lived in it for damn near 25 years
Do Tulsa, Oklahoma
charlie you need to go to Butte, Montana
Ah tucson over near the recycling place I think recyco it's pretty crazy
My old house on the left at 4:42. Hardly call bario viejo a “hood”.
I grew up on Castro street in Tucson. It's pretty bad now I believe
There was just a murder by Castro st the other day the 81st homicide of the year to be exact.
They under value our homes and expect the community to support itself.. Sad what politicians did to areas like this
Would like to see Las Vegas
My grandfather lives in Tucson, he told me when I visited him, as long as you mind your buisness you'll be fine.
The gangs down there supposedly aren't very active, and they are fighting each other, not civilians
True
Just keep your head down don't mess with people and you'll be fine
Yeah a lot of the gangs are og mexicans that rather jus smoke weed and chill then go on drills its the lil teenagers runnin around wit guns tryna prove themselves that gets ppl hurt or killed
Does tucson have any "Blades" like Figueroa in LA?
@@dankspank4879 What gangs in Tuscon?
What area is this video, I haven't seen it before
If you want to see the "crazy people" start at Laos center on the Southside hop a bus to rondstat then take a bus to tohono center there's some real characters that hop on and off those busses especially because they're doing free rides until 2022
looks like a warm but nice place to live in, the night must be more dangerous, i could be wrong, grettings from Brazil 🇧🇷
It is very nice and not toooo hot
I lived there 2 years. I would love to go back and stay
It's honestly not bad.. this part of tucson has literally the best food lol.. But the city itself is beautiful.
@@robinscarborough6969 are there beaches close or are they too far away?
@@Blount2011 I love real food, I think there should be more trees in town I didn't see many in the video
Doubt there are any beaches near by unless there's a small lake.
He is 2 hrs away from my hometown Douglas AZ wow
There Are Really No Bad Neighborhoods In Tucson, You're Driving Around Some Expensive Downtown Real Estate Dude😂
IKR!
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Lol 🤣yup
? South tucson? Western hills? Vista?South Park?
@@joeromero1981 Maybe in the 90s those neighborhoods are safer then the foothills nowadays
You forgot Irvington and I-10 area. I lived next to a trap house by the park.
“Hoods”🤣🤣
Why didn't you cruise down grant and alvernon... that hood your showing used to be lit back when the projects were there..🤣🤣
Tucson a laid back town i loved it there
I get crazy out in 520
Looks like where Trevor be livin at in GTA5 🤣🤣
Other than moving vehicles I think I saw maybe only thirteen people.
Cause it's too hot out lol. Everyone is inside enjoying the AC
And swimming in their pools lol
It's 100°-120° in the summer really?! Would you want be out in that temp lol just saying, not judging.
@@maryewillburn158 it's arid air there I heard. I could sweat it. Not 120 degrees though.
@@Mardasee 120° is the highest it gets and when it does get that hot we are asked to stay home or go to cooling centers, if we do not have air conditioners most here have swamp coolers they have water pumped to hay filter pads and air blown over them to cool the room or house, so they are only good till the 90° then you suffer why we have cooling centers. I love the winters and fall here, but sometimes it gets really cold still love it, you can always put on more warm clothing, in summer you can only take off what you have on for decency lol. So if you like warm weather it a nice place to be.
At least the brothers are not hanging on corners slinging rocks.
You didn't do south sixth or 12th Irvington area load center.
Am from Chicago,IL and Tucson,AZ is going down the crapper fast now. Just go down Sparkman and Flower at night time you will see some mess up stuff. Tucson will be the next Chicago, IL in 8 years from now.
The way who knows who is moving in from the open border less than a hundred miles away, I doubt it's gonna take that long. I saw so many changes this past year I left Tucson after 20 years and moved to Florida.
Should have renamed the video title: A ride through Tucson roads.
thanks 🌹🌹
Tucson is like any other place in the world! it’s got good to it and it has bad to it as well.
Agree. It's a nice place to live. People are nice.
Tucson is gonna burn. It's so defunded they've lost over 200 cops. It's also about 100 miles from the open border. Schools are teaching that California and Arizona were stolen from Mexico. Get out while you can. I did. Sold my house at market peak and now live in Florida.
@@avaangel433 Well ain't you a Debbie Downer! Lol Tucson does get rather hot in the summer, after all it is the desert, but burn?? What on earth is that suppose to mean??
@@eileenmccarthy8507 You have an interesting take on things. An Hispanic couple tried to kill me based on nothing but skin color and the police were too busy with other crime to even take a report but I'M the Debbie Downer? Smell the coffee, sweetheart. It's starting to burn.
Don’t look like a hood to me. I’m use to brothers on the corner selling crack and heroin, but I love the channel bro…keep em’ coming👍🏿
He must not have been out at the right hours 😂 look up how bad tucsons drug prollem is if u think it aint
2 years later, and Tucson's streets have not improved. The government has been highly deficient in keeping up with them. The roads on the south side are starting to turn into gravel...
this is accurate af.
You say hoods I say holiday destination
Six minutes in I think I saw a human.
Cool to see it compared with Juarez. Despite the poverty and barbed wire in Juarez, it was more colourful and seemed more cared for than these areas of Tucson.
So many neighborhoods in America have no people about, which is sketchy.
Not sketchy 110 degrees Fahrenheit we are inside with air on high! 🔥🥵🏜️
How do we compare? Tucson's rate of homicide per 100,000 residents of 6.1 was the fourth-highest among peer western MSAs in 2020.
And it's has gone up .
At night Tucson as a whole is sketchy asf. Lot more shootings recently, drugs, homeless, crazies, etc. Some of the neighborhoods look really bad!
Looks like Mexico