Real Hip-Hop Head yeah I been to the nyc area before in jersey city. Its bad hoods everywhere in the U.S. but the midwest just poorer and everybody on some greedy selfish shit thats why we had more murder caps
TheWorldIsMines 100 stop trolling im from jersey city nj wut part you was in cause jersey city is a haft and haft city both bad and nice areas around it im from the hood in JC and more then 40 people a year will get rob, jumped, and killed there nyc has some slums too the midwest looks simi county to me
Trenton may be crazy but it sure does have some beautiful buildings and great history. The thing is we have to educate our kids, and also guide people that are very unfortunate to not have such great parents or guides. These people need guidance thats their problem. Make more programs that keep these people busy and working on schedule. Also add in more social workers to help guide. They can start by picking up the trash or even painting. From working in Trenton on apartment renovations i have seen the beauty of Trenton and the ugly. Trenton has so much potential it just needs a more stronger community and hopefully a better mayor. Trentons always in my heart and im here to add on to its beauty.
Trenton is a city that still is making history to this day. Social reform movements, Olympic Champions, There are beautiful happenings in a city that manages to deal with the poorest people in the community and uplift certain hard working folk.
Past is gone Trenton is done like Camden Newark etc sad but true neglected for years by stupid elected officials no good schools old elementary schools come on😂
I’m from Trenton , and yes I live here it may have some hoods / ghettos but we do have nice parts like Hiltona it’s not all bad it’s the people in it and I know it’s sad .
Niabeatuyxoxo234 Facts. I've walked through Hiltonia, and some of the houses are huge. Big difference...
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What pArt are you from. I drove through Hiltonia a few times. That a nice area. I heard it predominantly black. I spent a part of my childhood in North Trenton and Ewing Township. Did you ever eat at Amifikas ?? Before he burned down.
There's still that one burned out house on the corner of Riverside, and Hermitage that's been there for at least 3 years. It makes the whole street look shitty.
Trenton in the old days was one of the most beautiful cities in America
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Brandon Slocum lots of factories and thriving businesses. But then when jobs left , the natural order of things happen. I remember watching fireworks from the Trenton Makes The World Takes bridge. And the cheese steaks on Stuyvesant Ave( West Trenton).
Yeah he stayed by Roger Gardens and on the border of ewing the whole time. Didn't go out north Trenton or show over by the prison and ball field, or any of downtown
It breaks my heart to see what has happened to Chambersburg and other areas of that City where I grew up. I wish people had the pride in their property and neighborhoods that we had when I was growing up there. It's a shame, but it's still home
Ah the burg. Back when it was in its glory days they used to have the festival of lights and it was such a good time. Back then everybody knew everybody and you all went to the same school. Now it's just got more and more dilapidated and all of the community has mostly moved out. :(
What good does it to have pride when you can't afford to make repairs or capital improvements? These neighborhoods look pretty well kept compared to some places I've seen. But you probably mean, when they were white neighborhoods, and people there had money. But you see, all those people disappeared to the burbs, and left it to rot with no tax base and no hope. They are trying their best, which is more than you can say for those who fled.
@@ultrametric9317 Yes at one time Chambersburg was a predominantly Italian American neighborhood. There was a lot of pride. The homeowners would not only sweep their own front porches, they also swept the sidewalks and gutters in front of their homes. It's just a shame to see it in it's present condition for whatever reason they have to live like that.
@@tjpuca5270 I can't disagree with that. I lived for 6 years in St. Louis, a large city that completely destroyed itself with white flight. The racism there was so thick you could cut it with a knife. But the Italian-Americans did not leave, and now their area, the "Hill", is one of the few left in the city that is habitable.
+CharlieBo313 thanks for going thru my hood Charlie to bad that’s the west side. I’m from the east side wish you could’ve went out east some. That Carter liquors is on the corner of Oakland st right by the projects.
Trenton?? Man I spent a part of my childhood here. Ewing Township and North/West Trenton. I remember Amifikas Sub house on Stuyvesant Ave. That was a rough area but the food was great.
Come on black people we could do better no matter what life throw at us.we don't have to live like this and every neighborhood we it call the hood are ghettos. It's very sad
Stop using ethnicity bc ur the ppl who drove the white homeowners out of trenton.. now all u have are bandos and corrupt land lords renting you homes that are against the law to even be renting. Stop calling African Americans to save everything bc that city is full of them and it's getting worse and worse from here on.
Use to run around on walnut street, state street in the early 2000's, smoking rock and risking my life every day. Lived on Johnson and Walnut. Before that we would visit my Aunt and Uncle in the 70's and that place was beautiful. Shame what we turned it into :( Glad I made it outta that place alive and living my best life now.
I've only been to Trenton once - to help a friend cater at a Repast at a Church. It seems that in New Jersey every City has a hood area, even my Small City of Plainfield.
Passaic has a very limited section of hoods. Would be a short video. It's bad more towards Garfield but just not a whole lot of area to record in my opinion.
i moved into a building in trenton to save some money and it was secure with barbed wire fence, with nightwatch person and sign in sheet. I ask the maintanance person if its ok to walk outside and he said he would not recommend walking at night lol.
I dated a girl from Trenton back when I was like 17 or 18 yrs old and that's been 20 yrs ago. I'm from the Nashville Tennessee area. The girl I dated was name Patricia or Patti. I don't remember her last name but I'd like to run across her and see how she's been. I only posted this in case someone on here might know her.
I know these neighbourhoods are deprived but look at the size of those houses? Have you ever been to the slums of Cairo or Rio or Calcutta.....9 people living in a room?
No reason to me be ... it’s nowhere near that serious .. people drive a lot of rentals out here! Nobodies going to pay you any mind! He also went and found the worst streets he could and clicked off the good streets! Edited this video to portray my city more horrible than it is!
+CharlieBo313 Go down perry all the way to the end takes you to Passaic st .... Academy st. Area is rough. Try out walnut street off of chambers out in the “section” I’m from north Clinton and east burn Avenue. A little dead end street. More than half the houses boarded up
I don't know why but it seems like so many state Capitals are very rough. Tallahassee, Trenton, Albany, Little Rock, Richmond, and even Phoenix where I live.
Jack Tiscione: Remember Speckle Reds Soul Food on Pery in 70s ??? Weedman Forchione now back in business. Stop by there to eat..pretty clean..he keeps it clean and then Weedman parts with some weed. Good guyj
Love your vids straight reality check to some folks of the real America! But why do they remind me of buffalo Bill lurking around for his next victim! You know from silence of the lambs😧!!especially because the noises your van makes in the inside when your driving around sounds very creepy!!!LOL! Keep doing your thing bud!!!🇺🇸
I used to pick up blow on St. Joe's Ave back in the day. Can't believe I used to do that dumb shit. It's really sad where this community is right now. Manufacturing needs to come back to this area if it's going to have a chance. Gentrification will just drive these people out to somewhere else, still with no hope.
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Game Hendger yup that's exactly what happened. Trenton had a lot of factories back in the 60s 70s and once they left Trenton wasn't able to recover back to a good economy.
this is a far cry from what General George Washington could of ever imagined when he stationed the US army here. god bless us all. The Battle of Trenton was a small but pivotal battle during the American Revolutionary War which took place on the morning of December 26, 1776, in Trenton, New Jersey. After General George Washington's crossing of the Delaware River north of Trenton the previous night, Washington led the main body of the Continental Army against Hessian auxiliaries garrisoned at Trenton.
Anyone from Trenton will tell you this vid is a vid of about 7 Trenton streets. Trenton has a lot of run down areas, but it also has nice areas. Anyone can go to the projects and film and make an area look bad. The video opens up at the homeless shelter...ok what does that prove? Anyway my city has a long way to go, but it is a city of working ppl in a place where there aren't many jobs. It's obvious what the point of this video is. But instead of pointing the finger do something to help change things. Or just keep riding your bike I guess.
harold f Lakewood isn’t bad anymore it’s just Hasidic Jews and some Mexicans now (although apparently the Mexicans were worse than the blacks or whites, but there is only like a few blocks that are semi-bad). Even when I was a kid, it wasn’t that bad. The high school was pretty shitty if you were white, but you could still walk around. Me and my friend skated around Lakewood regularly. I was born there actually. Nothing like Trenton, for example.
This is what generations of too much SSI, cash assistance, food stamps, Medicaid, WIC, section 8, does to entire regions. These help programs were not designed as a long term generational lifestyle rather as a helping hand during a rough time to help restore the family or individual to self sufficiency. Families and individuals must decide their own fate and either get with it or continue the cycle by reproducing without means and ways to support their children thus leaving society with the same dilemma of 'do we allow the children to go without?' Then our societal kindness raises yet another generation of dependent children and adults....... It's cyclical poverty which is caused by kind hearts.......
NJ has more ghettos than any other state. Trenton, Newark, Atlantic City, Camden, Jersey City, Irvington, Patterson, Orange, Elizabeth
RedStormPro Delaware and Pennsylvania and Maryland too. The whole east coast area from DC to Boston is full of this.
TheWorldIsMines 100 You ever been here?
Real Hip-Hop Head yeah I been to the nyc area before in jersey city. Its bad hoods everywhere in the U.S. but the midwest just poorer and everybody on some greedy selfish shit thats why we had more murder caps
RedStormPro wtf is so hood about Elizabeth ?
TheWorldIsMines 100 stop trolling im from jersey city nj wut part you was in cause jersey city is a haft and haft city both bad and nice areas around it im from the hood in JC and more then 40 people a year will get rob, jumped, and killed there nyc has some slums too the midwest looks simi county to me
the liquor store is always the epicenter
you are 100% correct- it is also something to point out that these stores are almost never owned by anyone that lives in that neighborhood
And a Chinese Food place
truth!
@@lawmiche5727 but mr wok on s broad is sooooo good xD
@@netdog713 The ones on my block live in they store lol
Trenton may be crazy but it sure does have some beautiful buildings and great history. The thing is we have to educate our kids, and also guide people that are very unfortunate to not have such great parents or guides. These people need guidance thats their problem. Make more programs that keep these people busy and working on schedule. Also add in more social workers to help guide. They can start by picking up the trash or even painting. From working in Trenton on apartment renovations i have seen the beauty of Trenton and the ugly. Trenton has so much potential it just needs a more stronger community and hopefully a better mayor. Trentons always in my heart and im here to add on to its beauty.
Trenton is a city that still is making history to this day. Social reform movements, Olympic Champions, There are beautiful happenings in a city that manages to deal with the poorest people in the community and uplift certain hard working folk.
It's nicer than Camden.
Past is gone Trenton is done like Camden Newark etc sad but true neglected for years by stupid elected officials no good schools old elementary schools come on😂
@Leo Dell Cory booker fixed newark so scratch that 😂 it was worse than now
They are banning books in racist Florida. Nobody gives a shit about "our kids".
HOME born and raised blessed to have made it out💪
I’m from Trenton , and yes I live here it may have some hoods / ghettos but we do have nice parts like Hiltona it’s not all bad it’s the people in it and I know it’s sad .
Niabeatuyxoxo234 Facts. I've walked through Hiltonia, and some of the houses are huge. Big difference...
What pArt are you from. I drove through Hiltonia a few times. That a nice area. I heard it predominantly black. I spent a part of my childhood in North Trenton and Ewing Township. Did you ever eat at Amifikas ?? Before he burned down.
Riverside not that bad either
I wouldn't be fucking u then
There's still that one burned out house on the corner of Riverside, and Hermitage that's been there for at least 3 years. It makes the whole street look shitty.
Ladies and gentlemen.... the capital of New Jersey.
Trenton in the old days was one of the most beautiful cities in America
Brandon Slocum lots of factories and thriving businesses. But then when jobs left , the natural order of things happen. I remember watching fireworks from the Trenton Makes The World Takes bridge. And the cheese steaks on Stuyvesant Ave( West Trenton).
The Capital of the US, Washington DC, was a mess in the 1990s. Things will change for Trenton eventually
Its so embarrassing smh
honeybun33 yup back when the burg was Italian, those days are looong gone
Here's a community service or prisoner idea. Clean up the streets.
J Moore of shit@ you about 20 mins away from.my hood!
My mom cleans the streets in the summer but people keep troeing trash so she stopped doing so
@@yeahidontexisthere2680 it's pointless cleaning up after them. They just gonna trash it again
CharlieBo313 wears a Robocop suit when he drives/ walks through these hoods.
The whole video was in certain parts of West Trenton ..didn’t show much
Yeah he stayed by Roger Gardens and on the border of ewing the whole time. Didn't go out north Trenton or show over by the prison and ball field, or any of downtown
I thought West Trenton was supposed to be nice. The big old homes up by the train 🚂 station.
Really enjoyed this please upload more
It breaks my heart to see what has happened to Chambersburg and other areas of that City where I grew up. I wish people had the pride in their property and neighborhoods that we had when I was growing up there. It's a shame, but it's still home
Ah the burg. Back when it was in its glory days they used to have the festival of lights and it was such a good time. Back then everybody knew everybody and you all went to the same school. Now it's just got more and more dilapidated and all of the community has mostly moved out. :(
What good does it to have pride when you can't afford to make repairs or capital improvements? These neighborhoods look pretty well kept compared to some places I've seen. But you probably mean, when they were white neighborhoods, and people there had money. But you see, all those people disappeared to the burbs, and left it to rot with no tax base and no hope. They are trying their best, which is more than you can say for those who fled.
@@ultrametric9317 Yes at one time Chambersburg was a predominantly Italian American neighborhood. There was a lot of pride. The homeowners would not only sweep their own front porches, they also swept the sidewalks and gutters in front of their homes. It's just a shame to see it in it's present condition for whatever reason they have to live like that.
@@tjpuca5270 I can't disagree with that. I lived for 6 years in St. Louis, a large city that completely destroyed itself with white flight. The racism there was so thick you could cut it with a knife. But the Italian-Americans did not leave, and now their area, the "Hill", is one of the few left in the city that is habitable.
Been waiting for a Trenton vid! Gotta do Florida,..esp Miami, the Overtown section
Over town is gentrified now
Little Haiti tho....
I'm from Trenton too, "The Projects", Roger Gardens/Wilson Haverstick Homes. When he rode down Hoffman and Oakland, those are my projects💪💯
+CharlieBo313 thanks for going thru my hood Charlie to bad that’s the west side. I’m from the east side wish you could’ve went out east some. That Carter liquors is on the corner of Oakland st right by the projects.
DBLOCKJERSEY my cousin lives in those projects
0:38 my bus be riding through there
Trenton?? Man I spent a part of my childhood here. Ewing Township and North/West Trenton. I remember Amifikas Sub house on Stuyvesant Ave. That was a rough area but the food was great.
Trenton looks just like the Frankford part of Northeast Philly
Dang I haven't been to Trenton in years. Just keeps getting worse..
I saw you somewhere on another video, but I forgot. Your pretty ;)
//On the Edge of Infinity\\ hehe I'm everywhere. Thank you!
Once you get off the Capitol District on State St, you’ll run into some rough areas. Most of the downtown area is pretty rundown.
Yeah, I was born and raised there and it saddens me to see it deteriorate like this... shit is crazy
Kevin G which side of Trenton did you grow up. I was on the North side ( Olden ave, MLK, Wayne Ave ). Great times bad times. Remember Donley Homes??
You passed right by my house too
Where Wilbur Section, East Trenton n South Trenton at? All I see is West Trenton and a tiny bit of North Trenton? 🤨
I like these vids Charlie , very interesting ,its a shame that some people take it ss a opportunity to bash these people ! God bkess you sir !
U need to come to Irvington
Damn I thought my ride had creaky suspension
Come on black people we could do better no matter what life throw at us.we don't have to live like this and every neighborhood we it call the hood are ghettos. It's very sad
Stop using ethnicity bc ur the ppl who drove the white homeowners out of trenton.. now all u have are bandos and corrupt land lords renting you homes that are against the law to even be renting. Stop calling African Americans to save everything bc that city is full of them and it's getting worse and worse from here on.
Use to run around on walnut street, state street in the early 2000's, smoking rock and risking my life every day. Lived on Johnson and Walnut. Before that we would visit my Aunt and Uncle in the 70's and that place was beautiful. Shame what we turned it into :(
Glad I made it outta that place alive and living my best life now.
Watch at half speed with light jazz in the background. Everything and everyone seems perfect.
Came over from your other Chanel because of your FB message Gunny. We should collaborate a plan to pay her favor back.
my hometown.
I grew up on the 800 block of Stuyvesant ave.
Me to yo 801st
8,0 first
5:05 He almost fell of his bike!
Its near Grace a dunn middle school i went there n i miss it
Florida sucks jersey was my home
Ture
That my boy kay
@@lexia4995 no one asked and that had nothing to do with the commont, congrats.
mseidl91 Damn I see you got a problem for literally no reason 😂 and no one asked for your opinion on my comment. 🤷🏽♀️😂
Do the greenville section of jersey city we more lit then newark lol
Yea right
“And proud we are of all of them” - Corky Booker
I've only been to Trenton once - to help a friend cater at a Repast at a Church. It seems that in New Jersey every City has a hood area, even my Small City of Plainfield.
all of Plainfield is hood lol
The town 🤯😆
Came from Africa and was raised in Wilbur Section until one day in 2017 I decided to join the Army and never been back since.I miss Jersey
Have you been to Passaic ? I miss that town
Passaic has a very limited section of hoods. Would be a short video. It's bad more towards Garfield but just not a whole lot of area to record in my opinion.
Hey thats me in my MDX 4: 38 shout from the 609 South Side DBN
I used to live 74 Pennington ave Raleigh Pettis
Except there is no MDX, that's a Ford edge. Hey, thats not you omg amazing
Like it I'm from England looks cool as hell
I was waitin for em to go down east state street. That place is down in the dumps. I used to love it as a kid though. Guess I didn't know any better.
My town!!!
Please make video on Stanhope,, newton,, Byram town 👈 I am waiting 🤗
U Just stayed out west Trenton in this video
My mom's from Trenton. Her cousin used to be an errand boy for the Mafia.
i moved into a building in trenton to save some money and it was secure with barbed wire fence, with nightwatch person and sign in sheet. I ask the maintanance person if its ok to walk outside and he said he would not recommend walking at night lol.
Do south Philly next chuck?
I haven't seen i cop. Like where are they.
Can you stop fighting? Your color doesn't matter. Your kindness to each other is what REALLY matters.
SandyzSerious shut yo cornball ass up
$20 says you're a pseudo-moral suburban white soccer mom
What is in your car that keeps rattling
Worn suspension/bushings
I dated a girl from Trenton back when I was like 17 or 18 yrs old and that's been 20 yrs ago. I'm from the Nashville Tennessee area. The girl I dated was name Patricia or Patti. I don't remember her last name but I'd like to run across her and see how she's been. I only posted this in case someone on here might know her.
TRENTON is such a small little town
Trenton super small. It’s very hard to drive in the city. They need to open the street wider
First NZ view
I know these neighbourhoods are deprived but look at the size of those houses? Have you ever been to the slums of Cairo or Rio or Calcutta.....9 people living in a room?
I used to go down these streets I remember I used to live here man I remember on some these streets
Trenton stand up 1 time 😉🔥
It would be interesting to see Atlantic City.
Omega 007 Wannabe vegas dumpville*
As far as Atlantic City goes if you take away the casinos it's the South Bronx.
Ac is so small tho
AC ugly too. Driving through the hood to get to the casinos
0 Subs No Vids? better than Vegas. yeah there's less casinos but there's the beach.
I grew up and I walked on these steeets like I live in north Trenton and this is how it like here💯💯
I'm nervous about driving there with Texas plates🤔
No reason to me be ... it’s nowhere near that serious .. people drive a lot of rentals out here! Nobodies going to pay you any mind! He also went and found the worst streets he could and clicked off the good streets! Edited this video to portray my city more horrible than it is!
Dude car sound like it’s gonna brake down on him
+CharlieBo313 Go down perry all the way to the end takes you to Passaic st .... Academy st. Area is rough. Try out walnut street off of chambers out in the “section” I’m from north Clinton and east burn Avenue. A little dead end street. More than half the houses boarded up
Dude I just read meters on east burn and north Clinton and olden crazy
Yep, Spring, Perry, Passaic, Academy, Stuyvesant, Walnut, Clinton, Frazior, Projects off Coolridge....Trentons got plenty of that shady shit.
I don't know why but it seems like so many state Capitals are very rough. Tallahassee, Trenton, Albany, Little Rock, Richmond, and even Phoenix where I live.
Why do so many people just stand around in the street? Are they all unemployed or what?
Hank B Yes. Selling dope as well.
Ppl got they ways of making money
Sellin dope smoking wit each other robbin each other trenton for u
Yes unemployed
Enjoying fresh air, or are we supposed to be antisocials and stay locked in all day?
Heart breaking,,,,,,,,,,just heart breaking. These neighborhoods use to be beautiful.
This is why they post “no loitering” signs in front of convenience stores.
Jack Tiscione: Remember Speckle Reds Soul Food on Pery in 70s ??? Weedman Forchione now back in business. Stop by there to eat..pretty clean..he keeps it clean and then Weedman parts with some weed. Good guyj
Was this a weekday or weekend? Everybody just strolling like it's the weekend
That’s how you know you’re in the hood dude.
Half of em probably dont work
To show Trenton you need to show more than just the West Ward.
Lived in New Jersey all my life never been in Trenton in my life just the train station only Atlantic City .
Love your vids straight reality check to some folks of the real America! But why do they remind me of buffalo Bill lurking around for his next victim! You know from silence of the lambs😧!!especially because the noises your van makes in the inside when your driving around sounds very creepy!!!LOL! Keep doing your thing bud!!!🇺🇸
I used to pick up blow on St. Joe's Ave back in the day. Can't believe I used to do that dumb shit. It's really sad where this community is right now.
Manufacturing needs to come back to this area if it's going to have a chance. Gentrification will just drive these people out to somewhere else, still with no hope.
Game Hendger yup that's exactly what happened. Trenton had a lot of factories back in the 60s 70s and once they left Trenton wasn't able to recover back to a good economy.
this is a far cry from what General George Washington could of ever imagined when he stationed the US army here. god bless us all. The Battle of Trenton was a small but pivotal battle during the American Revolutionary War which took place on the morning of December 26, 1776, in Trenton, New Jersey. After General George Washington's crossing of the Delaware River north of Trenton the previous night, Washington led the main body of the Continental Army against Hessian auxiliaries garrisoned at Trenton.
I live ten minutes away from here in steinart.
Anyone from Trenton will tell you this vid is a vid of about 7 Trenton streets. Trenton has a lot of run down areas, but it also has nice areas. Anyone can go to the projects and film and make an area look bad. The video opens up at the homeless shelter...ok what does that prove? Anyway my city has a long way to go, but it is a city of working ppl in a place where there aren't many jobs. It's obvious what the point of this video is. But instead of pointing the finger do something to help change things. Or just keep riding your bike I guess.
like i said before i even seen this video
from the outside looking In Camden is the most hood looking spot in jersey and thats real
Facts... Camden looks how the south bronx looked in the 80s
I saw some Camden style rowhouses in this video too!
charlie can you do passaic nj lakewood nj and new brunswick nj
harold f Lakewood isn’t bad anymore it’s just Hasidic Jews and some Mexicans now (although apparently the Mexicans were worse than the blacks or whites, but there is only like a few blocks that are semi-bad). Even when I was a kid, it wasn’t that bad. The high school was pretty shitty if you were white, but you could still walk around. Me and my friend skated around Lakewood regularly. I was born there actually. Nothing like Trenton, for example.
IS Beautiful ?
*EU QUERIA FAZER UM ROLÊ EM NEW JERSEY*
Dam you ain't even ride through the hood im from Trenton
Frrr lmao
That's my dump truck 💯
They like the red spray paint right lol
This is what generations of too much SSI, cash assistance, food stamps, Medicaid, WIC, section 8, does to entire regions. These help programs were not designed as a long term generational lifestyle rather as a helping hand during a rough time to help restore the family or individual to self sufficiency. Families and individuals must decide their own fate and either get with it or continue the cycle by reproducing without means and ways to support their children thus leaving society with the same dilemma of 'do we allow the children to go without?' Then our societal kindness raises yet another generation of dependent children and adults....... It's cyclical poverty which is caused by kind hearts.......
Nonya Busi Actually what caused this was industry leaving these cities. That’s the literal, exact cause.
You put a lot of time and money into this.
I don't pay for gas going to all these places. The traveling is job related.
CharlieBo313 cool. I didn't know that.
and vineland nj
That's where I'm from
5:07 damm why u had to expose him like that
Only part of the city you didn’t touch at all was South Trenton.....you gotta show em down bottom
Gold in Hackett nj with dwarfs merge peanuts
I been there many of times Trenton still has nice hoods I'm little saden now the drugs has token over there.
"Hey . Bonnie. An Aussie woman.
My mom grew up in Trenton.
1:23 typical Jersey driver!
Was here once in the 90s. Looks the same
Are you driving a pickup truck?
Most of the neighborhoods appear clean, swept, and kept up; though one area in particular shows advanced rot and abandonment.
The black parts are destroyed
i use to fly around here
Y’all was on my street bro Stuyvesant
Old Stuyvesant bang bang shoot umm up
who got beef with who?
I see some abandoned buildings, but not many
¿ Pero es en una carretilla que anda. ?
I'm starting to notice that Trenton is a lit of camden.
Yup
i thought Upper Montclair was bad enough!!! geez
"Trenton Makes the World Takes", pff more like, "Trenton Takes the World Makes".
England is my city fuck england
im lost Ik I'm just waiting for a chance to change it
What do we take ? Cause I’m from Trenton and I don’t understand what do we take
Jamie Marable his comment made zero sense
Federal Investigation Bureau it used to be a factory city that’s why there are a lot of abandoned factories which created trap houses