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Bottle rockets. It’s not always gun fire everywhere. Kids are shooting off bottle rockets. Harmless summer fun. Now come back when the sun goes down… Another thanx for posting CharlieBo
Maybe not everywhere...but this is Chicago. But wait. Strictest gun laws in America so there are no guns there. I forgot. Well done Lori Beetlejuice Lightfoot. (But no, those weren't gun shots I don't believe) (then again the only gunshots I've heard are at the gun range)
Bro ima tell u rn and this is because I live out there those is not bottle rockets out here we use paint ball guns bb guns and romen candles. Real guns are used but that's not what was heard
Nah I grew up here on block 1 I went out there to visit my grandma like 2 years ago on my birthday they had a couple murders in the little bit I stayed there one on my birthday which is July 15th. and another one when I went to the candy lady at like 11pm with my grandpa a person got shot that same night.
i remember when my anxiety was at it's absolute worst i would watch these videos are for the short time i watched i didn't feel anxious. I'm in a way better place now thankfully but these videos honestly saved me
I was a Health and safety inspector for this community, at 18 I went out there for 2 months from a small town in California, I had no idea what I was getting myself into but I was in 4 shootouts and heard of a lot more at night, after watching videos now of it definitely seems to have got better the Management there was great and it was definitely a learning experience.
@@6bmWrecksum Shouldnt be about who runnin ish from what i hear anybody living in that hole is around so much contamination a shame cha and the management as he call it aint doing nothing about Nor the City
As a former resident back in the 60' and 70' AG was a great community to grow up in; we had everything and needed nothing. Baseball Teams and Fields, Roller Skating, Swimming Pool with a retractable roof, fishing, Dr. Jackson took care of us, family reunions (Old-Timers Weekend) where current and former residents came together/home each year with parades and love, residents published a book, "History of Altgeld Gardens", developed one of the first community website (no longer active), Obama did community organizing there and went on to become President of the United States, and our HS basketball team even won the Illinois State Title in 1963, Cazzie Russell was the #1 pick in the NBA draft, the Mother of Environmental Justice was a resident, on and on ... it was the definition of a fully contained community where everyone knew and cared for each other. From Block 17 to Block 1, to Murray and beyond, it was a great community and I have many, many good memories that speak to me to this very day: Butchie - Block 5!❤
@@Thebrothaisback The keywords here are ‘every’ and ‘inexplicably’. You don’t see this very often in ANY rich suburb, let alone ‘every’ one, like you do in essentially ‘every’ ghetto. For instance, I live in one of the wealthiest zip codes in Atlanta (and the country), 30327; look it up. I’ve been living in this house nearly 3 years and I’ve probably seen someone walking around my neighborhood without a shirt maybe 5 times (and I live RIGHT next to a tennis court where you might expect to see something like that) and all 5 times, it was obviously ‘explicable’. They were either in athletic gear or doing something around the house. Not just walking up the street in denim shorts😂....and stop being so sensitive. I’m from the bottom, my guy. I know what I’m talking about. I’m not privileged so I don’t have to tiptoe around the truth. Lol. You ain’t gotta like it. The facts don’t care
@@lanardfletcher1422 fool. The point is - you saw it mire than once! You dont know what the hood giy had his shirt off for, you just think the worst, while thinking they best for them burbs. Do you see how the perception works? Of course not...
@@Thebrothaisback that’s what inexplicable means, genius....it means I don’t know why😂😂😂....and because I don’t know why, I didn’t think anything. I simply stated the obvious 🤷🏾♂️ lol
@John Rico he knows bro. He’s trying to defend the hood when It wasnt even meant to be a slight towards the hood, it’s just a fact. A simple difference in cultures. I’m not even judging because I come from that. I’m just pointing it out because I’ve noticed the difference. Smh
I was born in Providence hospital in 1946. My family lived in a two bedroom unit on the corner of 130pl. I played on the playground with a girl named Janie. I don't remember her last name. There were swings and monkey bars. I don't remember too much more, but I can say it's been a pleasure to see this on UA-cam. Thank you very much. We moved to California in the summer of 1951.
They have done studies that shows that if you create public housing that looks like something the tenant owns or is personable, they will treat it better and act a little better. Skyscraper projects seemed forced like internment camps and created frustration and it gave the tenant a sense of living in a prison, not a home. This is why most public housing are turning into this style. From what I've seen, it does seem to work.
Idk man the gardens been around since the 40s. It was built after ww2 for African American vets This place used to look way way worse. The city remodeled allot of the buildings. This area is where Obama started in politics
Hi Charlie, if you get to see this, be safe out there. I know you get comments/messages like this constantly, but hear me out. I am a born and bred Chicagoan. I've been all over the city and I'm really familiar with what goes on around here: north, south, and west sides. This past year has been the most bloody I've ever seen in my life. There is no other year that can even compare. Not even close. Constant murders, shootings and robberies. I'm from one of the "bad" neighborhoods and never before have I ever felt as deeply unsafe being outside than I have this year. It's honestly fucking terrible, and as I mentioned, I'm not exactly living in a condo on the lake, I know what violence is like. All of that is the long way of me saying that you should stay safe brother. I think you've implied you carry a "self-defense" tool (let's call it that...) and if that's what it takes, I say keep doing that. If not, you should consider carrying one. Legal or not, people around here always have their "tool" on them.
The crime all winter is a good indication that the summer is going to be horrific. Though it seems to be trending this way in every major city. Sorry you have to live in such a stressful environment.
I’m living in the altgeld gardens right now I’m only 14 but Ian gone lie I was born in Chicago heights and I had to make a big change when we moved here in the first week I heard gun shots and I almost got robbed but luckily they didn’t they just said stay safe out here shordy and then I went bought my gun because I knew I wouldn’t be so lucky next time and i started bringing it to school and whole time other kids was bringing guns to school to I saw a dude pull out a whole Draco from his Nike tech and security saw it ain’t do nothing so that’s when I fr knew I had to move different so I made friends even with the kids that’s gang affiliated and they was actually cool and living here is good most of at least the kids is chill and cool but at night shi is completely different you got niggas lurking everywhere that’s why i made my little group
It's great how dangerous ghettos in America have much newer cars than middle class areas in EU, but life quality (education, safety, health care etc) is 100x times worse, people have right priorities ;)
Nobody ever said that its projects thats still on the low end. Lawless still got projects. Murray homes right next to this. But the row houses for the greens is not projects they row houses. Im over there everyday
@@Discipleofyeshuahamaschiach not the same property owner whatsoever. And like I said they row houses is not projects. It dont even give that sort of vibe. The Greens is not how it used to be at all.
Used to be a Stone & GD on the other side neighborhood & a few VLs but back in the day Stones really ran these projects with GDs but now I think BDs dominant in the Gardens
My grandmother use to be the candy lady out there. I remember going to the corner store and chased by dogs. It was wild out there in the 80's but fun as a child because we didn't know any better. We lived on 60th and May .
Altgeld Gardens on Chicago's Far South Side, it has a Public Library Branch, Carver High Used to be there, Until it was Closed Down, CTA's 34 Line Operates there from the Red Line Station 24/7 to the Area. What Else is New?
I used to drive around bad neighborhoods in Chicago because the houses are really pretty and historic but everyone on the street kept calling my car a fishbowl lmao
Yeah they fixed it up and by fixing it up I mean build a new library. Before that the only store they had was a restaurant up top which shut down cause people kept stealing from it and rosebud which was far and not really that good. And the air stinks like sulfur. Behind block 1 the building look like they been abandoned for like 30 years
Only thing unlawful going on in there involves the disregard those individuals in the unmarked police vehicles had for residents wanting to drive down that street.
I lived here from 2019-2020. Seen an 8 year old boy get shot right in front of me. As I'm trying to bring my groceries upstairs. Worst place I've ever lived.
Idk why i click on these videos when i get notified,just makes me like the whitest person in the world watching this on a laptop from the suburbs,LMAO.No Offense,I just feel like I'm gonna get sunburned at any momment.
@@RonsmooveTI Hartford is not active what so ever it had less than 20 murders sometimes Boston sometimes have more than triple or even 4 times as many murders than Hartford
I was born here…#One thing I can say is NEVER MOVE TO THIS 💩hole or Chicago period but I’m suprised myself these dirty buildings still standing …bunch of bad a** kids everywhere families out of control, I was greatful to move out at 15 went back a few years ago to visit fam..they tried to remold it but half of it still boarded up don’t even look right u can tell people died all around just not a safe place even when I was little I knew it wasn’t safe definitely the projects 💯
Yeah they tore most down. Like most of the other housing projects they tore down (with commitments of rebuilding, ha) - they’re just empty Grassy lots. Just chilling waiting for another developer to buy em up
CharlieBo, if you want to see a lot of action you need to be out west with it by Madison n Cicero Chicago ave n lawndale and Austin neighborhood especially in summer time. In the west side you can interview most of the people since they are more organized gangs. You’ll be alright there compare to out south! If you want to see crazy hispanic gangs which they all over the city but you’ll find em in back of the yards neighborhood in south-side, and by cook county prison. The most violent area in Chicago is Fuller neighborhood in east side.
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Bottle rockets. It’s not always gun fire everywhere. Kids are shooting off bottle rockets. Harmless summer fun. Now come back when the sun goes down… Another thanx for posting CharlieBo
They don't even wait for the sun to go down.
Not ...
Maybe not everywhere...but this is Chicago. But wait. Strictest gun laws in America so there are no guns there. I forgot. Well done Lori Beetlejuice Lightfoot. (But no, those weren't gun shots I don't believe) (then again the only gunshots I've heard are at the gun range)
Bro ima tell u rn and this is because I live out there those is not bottle rockets out here we use paint ball guns bb guns and romen candles. Real guns are used but that's not what was heard
Nah I grew up here on block 1 I went out there to visit my grandma like 2 years ago on my birthday they had a couple murders in the little bit I stayed there one on my birthday which is July 15th. and another one when I went to the candy lady at like 11pm with my grandpa a person got shot that same night.
i remember when my anxiety was at it's absolute worst i would watch these videos are for the short time i watched i didn't feel anxious. I'm in a way better place now thankfully but these videos honestly saved me
That’s weird. These videos give me anxiety.
Professional help
@@GeorgeZimmermen lmao when I watch car crash compilations those make me anxious 😂
I feel you. These used to help me come down from being on binges so I can understand
@@Mack_Worlds_Media I watch ‘the office’ for that 😂
Wow, this video brings back so many memories! I was born and raised in the Gardens, aka Altgeld Gardens. Block 12💕💕💕
Yes omg crazy
I grew up in the hundreds. Roseland in the early 90's. One love Charlie ☝🏽💯
Yes....116th yale
The poverty stricken in the rest of the world would kill to live as a poor person in the US
💯
Nah, maybe Canada though.
I know a mother with three school-age children and all three of them have Snap cards and all three of them are obese.
@nvz. dgu Mexico is a war zone
Bet. This would be paradise to them.
I was a Health and safety inspector for this community, at 18 I went out there for 2 months from a small town in California, I had no idea what I was getting myself into but I was in 4 shootouts and heard of a lot more at night, after watching videos now of it definitely seems to have got better the Management there was great and it was definitely a learning experience.
Then you must know that block 9 was still running shii
@@6bmWrecksum Shouldnt be about who runnin ish from what i hear anybody living in that hole is around so much contamination a shame cha and the management as he call it aint doing nothing about Nor the City
As a former resident back in the 60' and 70' AG was a great community to grow up in; we had everything and needed nothing. Baseball Teams and Fields, Roller Skating, Swimming Pool with a retractable roof, fishing, Dr. Jackson took care of us, family reunions (Old-Timers Weekend) where current and former residents came together/home each year with parades and love, residents published a book, "History of Altgeld Gardens", developed one of the first community website (no longer active), Obama did community organizing there and went on to become President of the United States, and our HS basketball team even won the Illinois State Title in 1963, Cazzie Russell was the #1 pick in the NBA draft, the Mother of Environmental Justice was a resident, on and on ... it was the definition of a fully contained community where everyone knew and cared for each other. From Block 17 to Block 1, to Murray and beyond, it was a great community and I have many, many good memories that speak to me to this very day: Butchie - Block 5!❤
One thing you’re gonna see in every ghetto is somebody inexplicably walking around without a shirt on😂
Stop it. You see it in the rich suburbs too.
@@Thebrothaisback The keywords here are ‘every’ and ‘inexplicably’. You don’t see this very often in ANY rich suburb, let alone ‘every’ one, like you do in essentially ‘every’ ghetto. For instance, I live in one of the wealthiest zip codes in Atlanta (and the country), 30327; look it up. I’ve been living in this house nearly 3 years and I’ve probably seen someone walking around my neighborhood without a shirt maybe 5 times (and I live RIGHT next to a tennis court where you might expect to see something like that) and all 5 times, it was obviously ‘explicable’. They were either in athletic gear or doing something around the house. Not just walking up the street in denim shorts😂....and stop being so sensitive. I’m from the bottom, my guy. I know what I’m talking about. I’m not privileged so I don’t have to tiptoe around the truth. Lol. You ain’t gotta like it. The facts don’t care
@@lanardfletcher1422 fool. The point is - you saw it mire than once! You dont know what the hood giy had his shirt off for, you just think the worst, while thinking they best for them burbs. Do you see how the perception works? Of course not...
@@Thebrothaisback that’s what inexplicable means, genius....it means I don’t know why😂😂😂....and because I don’t know why, I didn’t think anything. I simply stated the obvious 🤷🏾♂️ lol
@John Rico he knows bro. He’s trying to defend the hood when It wasnt even meant to be a slight towards the hood, it’s just a fact. A simple difference in cultures. I’m not even judging because I come from that. I’m just pointing it out because I’ve noticed the difference. Smh
These projects have a southern vibe to them and look way different from Chicago
Gangway PJs look nun y'all projects don't even diss us like DAT on bd
@@bigperky2301 lmao who dissed you? Get off the net boy
@@strictlydolo6915 🖕🤓
Ty B - They do...good catch!
This how the projects in Atl used to look before they tore them all down
I was born in Providence hospital in 1946. My family lived in a two bedroom unit on the corner of 130pl. I played on the playground with a girl named Janie. I don't remember her last name. There were swings and monkey bars. I don't remember too much more, but I can say it's been a pleasure to see this on UA-cam. Thank you very much.
We moved to California in the summer of 1951.
Charlie stops so the lady can get to her car 8:38. I very rarely see people do this.
She didn't even say thank you tho smh
They have done studies that shows that if you create public housing that looks like something the tenant owns or is personable, they will treat it better and act a little better.
Skyscraper projects seemed forced like internment camps and created frustration and it gave the tenant a sense of living in a prison, not a home. This is why most public housing are turning into this style. From what I've seen, it does seem to work.
Interesting
Idk man the gardens been around since the 40s. It was built after ww2 for African American vets
This place used to look way way worse. The city remodeled allot of the buildings. This area is where Obama started in politics
It’s projects in New York that have low rises like these and high rises all in one Complex
You're a great driver man, thanks for sharing.
Great Chicago Altgeld projects video Charlie
Nice neighborhood..most of the cars tires are full of air..gotta be a good sign
And if that's target practice I hear..place is like a country club
Looks so much like the senior housing development where I live and am so grateful for.
CharlieBo got a new whip ... dude been putting miles on em for real ...lol...Keep it up bro I’m watching all videos for sure .
Rental
Hi Charlie, if you get to see this, be safe out there. I know you get comments/messages like this constantly, but hear me out. I am a born and bred Chicagoan. I've been all over the city and I'm really familiar with what goes on around here: north, south, and west sides. This past year has been the most bloody I've ever seen in my life. There is no other year that can even compare. Not even close. Constant murders, shootings and robberies. I'm from one of the "bad" neighborhoods and never before have I ever felt as deeply unsafe being outside than I have this year. It's honestly fucking terrible, and as I mentioned, I'm not exactly living in a condo on the lake, I know what violence is like. All of that is the long way of me saying that you should stay safe brother. I think you've implied you carry a "self-defense" tool (let's call it that...) and if that's what it takes, I say keep doing that. If not, you should consider carrying one. Legal or not, people around here always have their "tool" on them.
The crime all winter is a good indication that the summer is going to be horrific. Though it seems to be trending this way in every major city. Sorry you have to live in such a stressful environment.
@@LC.1990 I'm hoping summer will not be too bloody, but we'll have to wait and see. And thanks for the kind words.
A bullet proof vest also
I’m living in the altgeld gardens right now I’m only 14 but Ian gone lie I was born in Chicago heights and I had to make a big change when we moved here in the first week I heard gun shots and I almost got robbed but luckily they didn’t they just said stay safe out here shordy and then I went bought my gun because I knew I wouldn’t be so lucky next time and i started bringing it to school and whole time other kids was bringing guns to school to I saw a dude pull out a whole Draco from his Nike tech and security saw it ain’t do nothing so that’s when I fr knew I had to move different so I made friends even with the kids that’s gang affiliated and they was actually cool and living here is good most of at least the kids is chill and cool but at night shi is completely different you got niggas lurking everywhere that’s why i made my little group
I remember back in the early 90s the hooks and bricks used to stay into it
That was my fam, the VL’s into with bd’s I wasn’t alive but I always heard the stories.
Does it seem like gunshots are heard or is the vehicle hitting a pothole?
Fire crackers
Wow I use to live in Eden Green and went to Our Lady of Gardens Catholic school doing the late 70's!!!
I used to live in Harvey got ran out of there a couple of times in the 80s it was rough coming through there
Big ass projects
wow this is a huge housing complex
Duh
It's great how dangerous ghettos in America have much newer cars than middle class areas in EU, but life quality (education, safety, health care etc) is 100x times worse, people have right priorities ;)
Charliebo313 love Chicago I think he did more tours of Chicago than Any other city including Detroit his home town 💯💯💯💯👌
I onno he seem to tour my hometown a lot more. It could be equal, or I could be wrong. Either way it's all good footage.
I hear that Project Pat at the beginning
Whole lotta weed
@@umakinmefeelgay956 Weed n henny
@@shlomovenezia101 whole lotta weed
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Hey Charlie! Love watching your channel
People be trying to say they shut all the projects down. Cabrini Green still got row house projects too.
Nobody ever said that its projects thats still on the low end. Lawless still got projects. Murray homes right next to this. But the row houses for the greens is not projects they row houses. Im over there everyday
Most of them are abandoned too
@@BigTaterCHICAGO row houses can be projects same owner
@@Discipleofyeshuahamaschiach not the same property owner whatsoever. And like I said they row houses is not projects. It dont even give that sort of vibe. The Greens is not how it used to be at all.
@@BigTaterCHICAGO ✔ please
Used to be a Stone & GD on the other side neighborhood & a few VLs but back in the day Stones really ran these projects with GDs but now I think BDs dominant in the Gardens
Ye it’s pretty much BDS off the rip there and a couple of them that flipped from stone to bd
I hope you left that garbage behind and are living a productive life now :)
Damn makes me feel like I live in a luxury neighborhood
It looks nicer than my neighborhood
Grateful
@@TrapAntz that’s because they got rebuilt dam near every building was abandon look at the pics
Love the way the bikers got away because the two cars were having a mother’s meeting in the middle of the road 😎😂
That was 12 the always parked
But late for shooting
@@Wetrusttv news channel?
Made a lot of money during the row house upgrades. I also worked on the new community center. Crazy duct design in there.
@@cbridges1202 I’m not sure what you mean but it sounds good man
Almost military looking buildings. Barracks come to mind.
Prison
I lived in Block 2 . Use to walk to Up top. An to Rosebud went to carver primary & carver middle
My grandmother use to be the candy lady out there. I remember going to the corner store and chased by dogs. It was wild out there in the 80's but fun as a child because we didn't know any better. We lived on 60th and May .
That is Englewood and West Englewood brow
@@blacksheepdog9810 I know that. Lol. I stated that I lived on 60th and May. My grandmother stayed in the Gardens
Altgeld Gardens on Chicago's Far South Side, it has a Public Library Branch, Carver High Used to be there, Until it was Closed Down, CTA's 34 Line Operates there from the Red Line Station 24/7 to the Area.
What Else is New?
It’s Crazy I’m watching this and I’m sitting in those same apartments as we speak no 🧢
WTF 😧
@@traviswashington9945 crazy ain’t it my girl from there her granny house is there 952 e 133rd street
@@bossmanlulu6136 why would you tell a random mf where yo girl granny stay 😭😭
@@mjdasteppa smh dude tripping 😂
Chicago hoods are surprisingly clean at least.
Very true it’s something to that
Another great video Charlie, thank you! I know that you've heard it a thousand times but stay safe out there and keep up the great work!
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I used to drive around bad neighborhoods in Chicago because the houses are really pretty and historic but everyone on the street kept calling my car a fishbowl lmao
Were you driving a pacer
U had no tint
In certain hoods u can’t drive through with tint or they will Swiss cheese your car
Sad but true
@@YounginBallin police trip on tint in L.A. they pull us over if we 3 deep in a car
@@YounginBallin don’t drive slow or creep
We used to call it Alligator Gardens
What's the story behind that name ?
I used to deliver food over here. Gotten way better in the past 7 years.
Block 6 had the best weed in the 80’s
@John Rico I’m your senior.
@John Rico hopefully u get old one day young nigga
Damn why do I know that's true 👍 😁
The projects actually look pretty decent
Lmao
Yeah they fixed it up and by fixing it up I mean build a new library. Before that the only store they had was a restaurant up top which shut down cause people kept stealing from it and rosebud which was far and not really that good. And the air stinks like sulfur. Behind block 1 the building look like they been abandoned for like 30 years
Compared to Louisiana or Detroit or Camden, yes lol
Shoutouts my Cabrini Greens fam
1:49
WOW POLICE JUST IGNORE HIM BLOCKIN THE ROAD LIKE THAT
those were all police cars you goof ... lmao
Thanks for sharing!!
If you grew up here, represent yo self NOW.
Love the landscaping
me too
My old hood love it!!!
Only thing unlawful going on in there involves the disregard those individuals in the unmarked police vehicles had for residents wanting to drive down that street.
Another very dangerous area of Chicago
Goodmorning fam all da way from Houston Tx
Thats one big ass Hood!!! Sheesh
Ass hood?
And I thought my projects were big lol
@@zaytime4156 what city?
@@crimepays8358 Syracuse, Ny
All the high rise buildings in Chicago became to dangerous and had to be demolished. The low rise project were rehabbed I think about 10 years ago.
Damn that mug look different that's my hood in the 70s 80s it's been 20yrs since I been home all my ppl moved out in the 80s & 90s
The most beautiful women n intelligent people is right in the hood that's why I love it
I might move here and start a family
5:41 my man really ran threw the nike sneaker yo im done 😂
I lived here from 2019-2020. Seen an 8 year old boy get shot right in front of me. As I'm trying to bring my groceries upstairs. Worst place I've ever lived.
This the only project that ever burned the police station down that was in it
You gotta be kidding. When did that happen?
Idk why i click on these videos when i get notified,just makes me like the whitest person in the world watching this on a laptop from the suburbs,LMAO.No Offense,I just feel like I'm gonna get sunburned at any momment.
Lol
Come back to Boston. Dorchester acting up in May already
Boston hardly has hoods maybe Hyde Park is the last remaining hoods.
@@albertsancho5909 Franklin field definitely a hood sir
Hartford CT worst than Boston it much smaller city.
@@RonsmooveTI Hartford is not active what so ever it had less than 20 murders sometimes Boston sometimes have more than triple or even 4 times as many murders than Hartford
@@albertsancho5909 their is heat st ,Mission Hill ,Franklin projects mattapan roxbury and some parts of Dorchester
130s/ zone 3 if I’m right 👍🏾
Looks nice
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Hit Colorado and Arizona
aligator gardens block #3 for life
I watch this neighborhood on google maps at 2014 and like many projects in the US are disseaparing or remodeling like Pork n Beans in Miami
I was born here…#One thing I can say is NEVER MOVE TO THIS 💩hole or Chicago period but I’m suprised myself these dirty buildings still standing …bunch of bad a** kids everywhere families out of control, I was greatful to move out at 15 went back a few years ago to visit fam..they tried to remold it but half of it still boarded up don’t even look right u can tell people died all around just not a safe place even when I was little I knew it wasn’t safe definitely the projects 💯
So driving tour 🥰👍
Nice 👍 💖💖💖 Charlie 💖💖💖
Wow never heard of this. I live only an hour away.
Good morning sir from Dallas TX
You should do west pullman and ada park, cooper park
Come through the Murch and Boonie Doone in Fayetteville, NC. That’s J Cole hometown. Check out Las Vegas too
That trash ass town 👎🏽
That look like the projects down here in Texas.
Nah
No it dont 😭😭
Damn I never thought you would drive to my hood that shit crazy
The gardens!
Weren't a good number of these boarded up and "mothballed" back in the early 90s? I remember reading an article about them then...
some was boarded up and abandoned in the 2000"s
Damn homie that's the crib u just road pass one of da Guys
Fuck the hood
@@TannreDC bitch pleaze
They look like the ones down south😳
Now thatz a concrete jungle
Love me some project chicken over there
S/O to the 130’s the gardens, CP, eden green, golden gates
Can you tour around the North Pole? 🤔 like juneway jungle and other Rogers park/uptown/edge water hoods? Or Cabrini green
Their is not to much left in Cabrini green to explore to gentrification
@@DspaZZfrmdaf aight then go to juneway
These people aren't poor. I've never seen so many cars, nice cars too.
Chicago still got projects, I thought they were all bulldozed
These projects don't look bad at all. At least there are grass n trees n not alot of garbage. I'm originally from Elizabeth, NJ.
🖕
Gotta stop through Cabrini green next time
@@chrisdacrisis4670 the row houses are still up
@@chrisdacrisis4670 yea it’s only a few projects still existing in Chicago. Parkway, altegeld gardens wentworth gardens and it’s a few others
Yeah they tore most down. Like most of the other housing projects they tore down (with commitments of rebuilding, ha) - they’re just empty Grassy lots. Just chilling waiting for another developer to buy em up
The projects, where u will find a new Benz, Range Roover and a Porsche. Lol
7:15 Block 17!
7:24 so many memories as a kid in the late 80's - early 90's hooping at the basketball court
The dirty 130s joe ... that's the crib 💯
Fuck that shit hole
I used to ride the 34 Michigan bus to the gardens wow it has really changed.
Então esse é o país de primeiro mundo...
Vc TB gosta desses vídeos eu gosto muito
CharlieBo, if you want to see a lot of action you need to be out west with it by Madison n Cicero Chicago ave n lawndale and Austin neighborhood especially in summer time. In the west side you can interview most of the people since they are more organized gangs. You’ll be alright there compare to out south! If you want to see crazy hispanic gangs which they all over the city but you’ll find em in back of the yards neighborhood in south-side, and by cook county prison. The most violent area in Chicago is Fuller neighborhood in east side.
Good video for those that thought the only project left was O block
Nope. Dearborn homes, and a few others. The high rises were demolished.