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Is this any special? To a german like me it looks pretty average. When it comes to the word HOOD I am thinking of gangs, filthy roads aso. But this is pretty decent looking. 😁
Didn’t think Charlie would find his way to the bluff but he did. My hometown is a small city yet a very dangerous & impoverished place full of blue collar living. It’s on its last leg but they’re trying to save it & rebuild but only time will tell thanks for coming Charlie 💯✌🏿
Team NFE Magnolia Its dangerous in a lot of places in America you don’t know about dock. Just because one place is more dangerous than the other don’t mean it ain’t dangerous. You say you from New Orleans & it’s dangerous but somebody can comment & say they from Chicago which is more dangerous so what’s the argument nigga shit all dangerous!!
DARIN D’ANGELO I agree with you. Just because it’s not as big as “ New Orleans “, doesn’t mean that it’s not dangerous. He’s the type of person that will go there and end up in a body bag for real. I lived there for 5 years and it’s not as safe as it looks.
It seems lower income but still a decent looking place and many are taking care of their homes and yards. I wish them well. Thanks for another tour , Charlie
Sonny Girl maybe they rentin the homes and landlord got people to do it or they are apart of that homeowners group where u buy a house and keep it up or u lose it or somethin
Thank You so much for showing Pine Bluff, Ark’s hoods. I was looking at UA-cam for decor when you pop the caption Pine Bluff Hoods. I was born and bred on the West side of Pine Bluff, but it has been a very. Very long time since I have been home, since my mother and father are no longer alive. I must say I was shocked 😮 by how Pine Bluff, has deteriorated. So many boarded up and burned out houses.The years have not been kind to Pine Bluff. I wish I could see the street names, but I remember and could identify some areas. Thank You for showing my hometown. Although, it has urban Blythe like a lot of cities. I still Love her, because she’s home for me and I retain good and bad memories of growing up there. Thank You for the job you did capturing Pine Bluff.
I was born and raised in this city and i remember when it was still a nice place to live in the lates 70s 80s and 90s now im scared to even visit too much crime and the economy has been the decline of the city as well . alot of dilapidated old buildings and homes and not enough to do anymore every thing i love about my town is a distant memory...still love pine bluff though i will cherish the memories....:(
Not as bad as other areas but yeah, being close, always hear about someone getting either robbed, stabbed, shot, and even killed. Poor bluff is slowly dieing but there are still decent working people keeping her afloat.
kinda sad about pinebluff, used to be good and now people are fleeing. but like I commented, it doesnt look that bad because living is so cheap there, you can get a house for $600 a month, unline somewhere like New orleans where rent is higher and you are forced to live in a shit bucket
Next time you go through AR, check out Pike Ave in North Little Rock, Rose City (old part of North Little Rock) and Eastgate Apts. Half of NLR is insane
You seen to be only showing the bad area. Why are you not showing the beautiful area of pine bluff. You make it seem like there are no beautiful areas. So, how can people really see just how beautiful pine bluff is.
Well, maybe my city isn't a garden paradise. But our crime rate is lower than Little Rock, Baltimore, Detroit, East St. Louis, St. Louis, Chicago, Camden NJ and even Washington DC. I've been here since summer, 1981. I've seen how much PB has fallen, and I hope that things pick up. (Maybe the Casino can help, who knows?) And I have no where else to go. (I'm almost 61. Where else can I go?) And I like it here very much. And there are very good people here. I left St. Louis after it gave me a severe nervous breakdown. I haven't had one here.
Was born in Pine Bluff at Jefferson Hospital. Moved to Texas in '71. I have no family living there anymore, some of them left when the Cotton Belt shut down, the others have passed. I go back from time to time to visit my Dad. He's buried there. Passed in 1969.
There are many people that live here, especially in those boarded up homes. Pine bluff is an amazingly dangerous place. Summer of 2018 May-Sept I worked selling home security for a company - meaning I was a door to door salesman. Holy shit the conditions that they live in!! Roaches, bugs, mice run rampant throughout their homes, unreported rapes, murder, and arsen. The education system is beyond repair. University of Arkansas - Pine Bluff has a 9% GRADUATION RATE AT THE BACHELORETTE LEVEL. I’ve had to talk people out of hurting me or hurting others. The citizens themselves stay in the house off the streets in fear of getting hurt. The youth aren’t afraid to victimize the old here, and many, including the children, are desensitized to violence and crime.
This is a quaint and quiet little town. For the most part, it is clean and it looks comfortable. However, most of the homes look outdated and could use a couple coats of paint and a few repairs. Some of streets could use some repair also, but that is to be expected everywhere. There are a few abandoned homes which I think should be bulldozed. It doesn't look like much violence happens there. BUT...looks are often deceiving. I must say that I do indeed love this little town. Thank you.
One & Only J. Korbyn Oh man you have the wrong impression about Pine Bluff for one he didn’t know the most impoverished sections of the city he didn’t even go to north pine bluff he just rode around in circles in a few sections . But violence & property crime is very bad in pine bluff been named the most dangerous town in America. It’s a small city but it’s no place you wanna fuck around.
Wow! This reminds me of the part of Detroit off Evergreen and School craft. It's something that a lot of the neighborhoods across the nation look just like this.
I grew up in Pine Bluff. It's fine if you know how to observe your surroundings and defend yourself. All weakness is attacked unmercifully there. Your average old lady in PB is tougher than most millenial males.
Sad that it is such a dangerous place. Some people haven't experienced anything better. Where I first lived we left the keys in our vehicles and never thought to lock the house when we went to town. Nebraska, decades ago.
I love home and it is a peaceful place it’s the peaceful people there that make it that way. Charlie thanks for sharing the good things in PB like natural country living. This is what I love about The Bluff!
you need to swing back to milwaukee this summer, you only went when it was crappy. Need to check out Burleigh, Center, Hadley or the whole Metcalfe Park neighborhood
Charlie B! Nice videos. Next time your out in NC check out the Hickory / Long View / Granite falls area. It's really similar to a Baton Rouge in that it has alot of projects but also some really wild urban areas. It doesn't get much attention, but things are getting out of hand!
Pine Bluff currently ranks 10th behind For more information, see our FAQ on how we rank the most dangerous cities in America 1. Bessemer, ALBessemer Violent Crime Rate: 29.8Your chance of being a victim: 1 in 342. East St. Louis, ILEast St. Louis Violent Crime Rate: 27.8Chance of being a victim: 1 in 363. Monroe, LAMonroe Violent Crime Rate: 22.8Chance of being a victim: 1 in 444. St. Louis, MOSt. Louis Violent Crime Rate: 20.9Chance of being a victim: 1 in 485. Detroit, MIDetroit Violent Crime Rate: 20.6Chance of being a victim: 1 in 496. Baltimore, MDBaltimore Violent Crime Rate: 20.4Chance of being a victim: 1 in 497. Memphis, TNMemphis Violent Crime Rate: 20.1Chance of being a victim: 1 in 508. Camden, NJCamden Violent Crime Rate: 19.7Chance of being a victim: 1 in 519. Flint, MIFlint Violent Crime Rate: 19.7Chance of being a victim: 1 in 5110. Pine Bluff, ARPine Bluff Violent Crime Rate: 18.6Chance of being a victim: 1 in 54
You came here lol I live about 20min away from there and really, local county's around pine bluff, we always hear about either someone getting stabbed, robbed, shot and sometimes killed. It's mostly all quiet till dark. Bluff has been dieing for sometime now and doesn't seem to get any better. Other than that, just hard working ppl around trying to make a living.
looks are deceiving tell him to ride those same streets at night then you will see a whole different Pine Bluff this place is also known as crime Bluff Pine Box and stink City some people say it's because of the paper mill other say because they leave you stankin
Wow I just seen this scrolling on the Tube Pine Bluff is trying to come back. Now that they're rebuilding downtown and the addition of the casino Pine Bluff tryna come back
Ahh yes.. that’s why I will always love my Arkansas. And believe there are a some really beautiful places here. Every time I travel out of state, I’m always relieved to see these trees! Something about it. Never knew how much I loved it till I travelled and actually missed it so much
Never been to Cali, but being green is normal for Arkansas. Green as far as the eye can see. The northern and western parts of the state are nothing but mountains, lakes and forests.
I grew up near here. It’s not bad during the day, but I wouldn’t step foot in this place at night. It has really gotten bad in the last decade or two. It’s not their fault, they’re nice people all around, but it is a dangerous place. You need to know how to keep to yourself and to look like someone who’s not to be messed with.
This is much different compared where I lived before in Geneva, Switzerland, one of the nicest place in the world. The first time I walked on this hood area was because the bus left me from the health center. I had to go in the mall. They told me that is one of the dangerous areas. And I said oh. While I was walking there somebody just bugging talking to me. Now, I am living almost 13 years here and never walked there again. Don’t get me wrong, there is a nicer place in Pine Bluff but just not in those type of hood areas.
& Stank City. Idk If Locals Call It That, But People Outside Of PB Do. The Bluff, Crime Bluff, Stank City (Because Of The Paper Mill). I've Never Been To PB, So Idk If There Is A Unique Smell There. I Hear New York Smells Like Piss. Never Been There Either.
Grandparents lived on Texas St S of 6th. The City Hall went up when I was visiting them. I remember the racially divided counters at the Woolworth's on Main, the bus station (rode in and out many times), the Hotel Pines, the Harley shop on Ohio (I think), the outdoor news-stand just of Main by the tracks. It has become a ghost town of a sort. Truly sad. Population was 63,000 then.
Mas é bem pior a criminalidade que no Brasil !!! Muito mais furto nas casas !! Eu ia me senti desprotegida em lugar assim casas todas sem proteção !! Apesa d eu mora em Condomínio de luxo aqui na minha cidade e te só o fundo fechado
its dangerous here.... always have been... always will be.... datz just how it is, its in the water.... but its great at times.... but very dangerous most.... nobody from any other city wanna come live here becuz of the thangs that go on..... double homicides bac to bac and shootings
I grew up in Pine Bluff. Got married in Jamaica. Left the resort, got in a cab, told the driver to take me downtown. He tried to beg off (I'm a white dude). I told him "I'm from Pine Bluff Arkansas: take me downtown." He relented and did as I requested and I had no problems whatsoever.
Really what's the point of this video. I'm not from pine bluff but I don't need someone to ride around to show me what a hood looks like. Everyone should know what a hood looks like unless you've been living under a rock. Pine bluff is like 75 percent black so when you say pine bluff hoods you're talking about black folks not all black communities are hoods just saying.
Some black dude that knows about construction and house renovation should pitch a show similar to the one in Laurel Mississippi were a couple fix up old houses with the intent of reviving their hometown. BET would pay good money for it I’m thinking.
"5 in the morning, got the wake up call, whole room smellin just like alcohol, I had a ball but now I gotta giddy y'all, got a show in Pine Bluff Arkansas." - Blegit city 2 city
If this is considered "low income" or "poverty", the people who feel dissatisfied or feel like they "don't have enough" living there really need to see videos of how people in their same relative station/class in other countries live. There is really no comparison. The "hood" depicted here seems to have very wide, well-paved/well-maintained streets, signage that's not destroyed or vandalized, enormous front/back/side yards, generously sized houses, vehicles, and so many other signs of clear prosperity (air conditioners, electricity, running water, vegetation, organized garbage pick-up, multiple vehicles on a single property, etc.) that it seems is taken completely for granted. There is SO MUCH SPACE, so much obvious WEALTH, and so much of the surroundings there are a beautiful, healthy green and not paved over every square inch choking out all the joy and nature. The air doesn't look totally polluted and dark full of smog, either. There are countries where the middle class -- even upper-middle-class -- do not have roads that nice or land/homes that generously sized, nor do they have as much vegetation to clear out the pollution. The crime in other places requires even the wealthy to pay for expensive security in the buildings they live in to occupy a fraction of space in a tall building crammed with thousands of other people like sardines, that the people in this video get to enjoy without having to pay for that security. The people in these neighborhoods could have a garden of their own, in each yard, if they wanted to. Not everyone gets that option. It is a huge privilege to be able to do that. This neighborhood would be considered a paradise to millions of people. The land of milk and honey. I just hope the people living there realize how good they have it and work to make it even better for themselves. Plant more trees and flowers and don't let anyone destroy your big trees if you can help it. It makes a huge difference, and you have the land and space to do it. So many other people WISH they had that. Best of luck to everyone living here. You are already richer than most.
I live in an area just as beautiful but the price for one of those house would be double or triple the amount. So sad to see such a beautiful place fall apart, where are the wise men and woman? Gang violence and fake churches are the biggest issues.
That's what happens when you give free money to fool, like pearls to a pig. Some people use it to invest and duplicate while most use it for drugs and materialism.
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Is this any special? To a german like me it looks pretty average. When it comes to the word HOOD I am thinking of gangs, filthy roads aso. But this is pretty decent looking. 😁
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Bro you are still killing it with these videos. Such an inspiration for me... keep up the great work!
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Didn’t think Charlie would find his way to the bluff but he did. My hometown is a small city yet a very dangerous & impoverished place full of blue collar living. It’s on its last leg but they’re trying to save it & rebuild but only time will tell thanks for coming Charlie 💯✌🏿
Lol dangerous
Team NFE hit google for your research.
@@DTVCONTENTlol im from new Orleans dont talk to me about dangerous
Team NFE Magnolia Its dangerous in a lot of places in America you don’t know about dock. Just because one place is more dangerous than the other don’t mean it ain’t dangerous. You say you from New Orleans & it’s dangerous but somebody can comment & say they from Chicago which is more dangerous so what’s the argument nigga shit all dangerous!!
DARIN D’ANGELO I agree with you. Just because it’s not as big as “ New Orleans “, doesn’t mean that it’s not dangerous. He’s the type of person that will go there and end up in a body bag for real. I lived there for 5 years and it’s not as safe as it looks.
It seems lower income but still a decent looking place and many are taking care of their homes and yards. I wish them well.
Thanks for another tour , Charlie
Looks pretty rough to me.
you're correct I don't know anything about the area. I was speaking only of the appearance compared to some of Charlie's other videos.
Did you not see the many abandoned houses throughout the video?
Sonny Girl maybe they rentin the homes and landlord got people to do it or they are apart of that homeowners group where u buy a house and keep it up or u lose it or somethin
It's pretty bad. I saw a guy get shot for cutting someone off at a stop sign.
I guess I'd better scratch Pine Bluff off my list of relocation possibilities.
Think about moving here , WHEN see this I took 356 degree turn
Go to Fayetteville it's much better.
you’re in good spirit my sister.
and give soap to any silly dog. by the corner like we always done.
well you know. :)
Thank You so much for showing Pine Bluff, Ark’s hoods. I was looking at UA-cam for decor when you pop the caption Pine Bluff Hoods. I was born and bred on the West side of Pine Bluff, but it has been a very. Very long time since I have been home, since my mother and father are no longer alive. I must say I was shocked 😮 by how Pine Bluff, has deteriorated. So many boarded up and burned out houses.The years have not been kind to Pine Bluff. I wish I could see the street names, but I remember and could identify some areas. Thank You for showing my hometown. Although, it has urban Blythe like a lot of cities. I still Love her, because she’s home for me and I retain good and bad memories of growing up there. Thank You for the job you did capturing Pine Bluff.
Yeap that looks bout right I know some Louisiana and Texas people that moved to that part of town... Nice video 👍
Why would they move? Price maybe?
It's a pitty though, saw some affordable houses online in PB I'm guessing that's why
I was born and raised in this city and i remember when it was still a nice place to live in the lates 70s 80s and 90s now im scared to even visit too much crime and the economy has been the decline of the city as well . alot of dilapidated old buildings and homes and not enough to do anymore every thing i love about my town is a distant memory...still love pine bluff though i will cherish the memories....:(
Wish pine bluff and other towns like it in south AR could make a come back
I was there from 86 to 2006... from 86 till 2000 was cool but after that it was all downhill..
Gotta love the people that say PB looks and is peaceful and decent compared to other hoods on this channel. If only they knew.
Not as bad as other areas but yeah, being close, always hear about someone getting either robbed, stabbed, shot, and even killed. Poor bluff is slowly dieing but there are still decent working people keeping her afloat.
In other words, looks are decieving.
The Only Difference Is Population. Notice When He Goes To Detroit Or Chicago It's Hella Niggas Outside.
@@m_w501 not true he went to Camden nj and other small cities and dudes outside and it’s the hood ....this is just poor and less major crimes
kinda sad about pinebluff, used to be good and now people are fleeing. but like I commented, it doesnt look that bad because living is so cheap there, you can get a house for $600 a month, unline somewhere like New orleans where rent is higher and you are forced to live in a shit bucket
Arkansans know this to be a place to steer clear of and is called “crime bluff”
Arkansas
J Crawford and little Chicago too
I’ve lived here for years. If it ain’t your block you better stay off it
It’s not even bad at all I’ve lived here my whole life
Bryce Smallwood exactly. It doesn’t matter what town you are in. Just mind your business and stay to your area. You can find trouble anywhere
this is quite an awesome town.
somebody just mentioned pinebluff the other day on here and now you're rolling through the hood,get down Charlie boy
My best childhood memories is Pine Bluff. Born in Jefferson hospital so long ago. Family still there. So sad now.
Next time you go through AR, check out Pike Ave in North Little Rock, Rose City (old part of North Little Rock) and Eastgate Apts. Half of NLR is insane
As someone from Rose City, this. Also go down some side roads of E. Broadway
East gate has been closed down and now there are $800k homes off pike with a new street called river front. This comment didn’t age well
For those who have only hear of ‘shotgun houses’ but have never seen one...take a trip to Pine Bluff. My hometown from 1975 to 1999.
You seen to be only showing the bad area. Why are you not showing the beautiful area of pine bluff. You make it seem like there are no beautiful areas. So, how can people really see just how beautiful pine bluff is.
Well, maybe my city isn't a garden paradise. But our crime rate is lower than Little Rock, Baltimore, Detroit,
East St. Louis, St. Louis, Chicago, Camden NJ and even Washington DC.
I've been here since summer, 1981. I've seen how much PB has fallen, and I hope that things pick up. (Maybe
the Casino can help, who knows?) And I have no where else to go. (I'm almost 61. Where else can I go?)
And I like it here very much. And there are very good people here.
I left St. Louis after it gave me a severe nervous breakdown. I haven't had one here.
This is not the Hood. This is the Wood. It looks very peaceful.
abbeyglencircle There is nothing peaceful about a place that had 28 homicides in 2017 with a population of 43,840 people 🤷🏿♂️
abbeyglencircle
>Very peaceful
>1 in 13 chance of becoming a victim of violent crime
it is becoming a ghost-town that is why it looks peaceful.... everyone will be died soon. lol
soon to be a ghost-town, lol...... no more victim-hood by then. lol
ghost-town to be, peace at last!!!
Was born in Pine Bluff at Jefferson Hospital. Moved to Texas in '71. I have no family living there anymore, some of them left when the Cotton Belt shut down, the others have passed. I go back from time to time to visit my Dad. He's buried there. Passed in 1969.
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Classic truck
Trash picked up.
Lawns mowed.
Two thumbs up!👍🏻👍🏻
Gappie Al Kebabi how r u blaming immigrants for poverty
Gappie Al Kebabi immigrants help america and have built america
There are many people that live here, especially in those boarded up homes. Pine bluff is an amazingly dangerous place. Summer of 2018 May-Sept I worked selling home security for a company - meaning I was a door to door salesman. Holy shit the conditions that they live in!! Roaches, bugs, mice run rampant throughout their homes, unreported rapes, murder, and arsen. The education system is beyond repair. University of Arkansas - Pine Bluff has a 9% GRADUATION RATE AT THE BACHELORETTE LEVEL. I’ve had to talk people out of hurting me or hurting others. The citizens themselves stay in the house off the streets in fear of getting hurt. The youth aren’t afraid to victimize the old here, and many, including the children, are desensitized to violence and crime.
Did I mention the odor of the paper mills? A beautiful old city in the day.
This is a quaint and quiet little town. For the most part, it is clean and it looks comfortable. However, most of the homes look outdated and could use a couple coats of paint and a few repairs. Some of streets could use some repair also, but that is to be expected everywhere. There are a few abandoned homes which I think should be bulldozed. It doesn't look like much violence happens there. BUT...looks are often deceiving. I must say that I do indeed love this little town. Thank you.
One & Only J. Korbyn
>Quiet & quaint
>1 in 13 chance of becoming a victim of violent crime
One & Only J. Korbyn Oh man you have the wrong impression about Pine Bluff for one he didn’t know the most impoverished sections of the city he didn’t even go to north pine bluff he just rode around in circles in a few sections . But violence & property crime is very bad in pine bluff been named the most dangerous town in America. It’s a small city but it’s no place you wanna fuck around.
DARIN D’ANGELO Facts Pine Bluff even shot at 2Pac when he did a show there back in the day, don't believe me Google it 😂
John Doe so true 😂🤷🏿♂️
Looks quaint , becomes “i am legend “ at nite . Stay inside . Lockdown
Nice to see you back on tour Charlie, 98k subs, gonna break 100 soon congats
Wow! This reminds me of the part of Detroit off Evergreen and School craft. It's something that a lot of the neighborhoods across the nation look just like this.
When more people are riding in the wagon than pulling it, people quit pulling and leave the riders sitting with nowhere to go
My dad is from Pine Bluff , Arkansas. I love to visit.
Pine Bluff is statistically the most dangerous town/city in America.
I never knew I can get a house in Pine Bluff for less than twenty thousand dollars.
I just want to say I appreciate what u do
I grew up in Pine Bluff. It's fine if you know how to observe your surroundings and defend yourself. All weakness is attacked unmercifully there. Your average old lady in PB is tougher than most millenial males.
Facts !! Just stay to yourself and you’ll be fine .
Sad that it is such a dangerous place. Some people haven't experienced anything better. Where I first lived we left the keys in our vehicles and never thought to lock the house when we went to town. Nebraska, decades ago.
It seems so quite and calm and somewhat rural. It's hard to believe that is so bad like ppl say
It is
I love home and it is a peaceful place it’s the peaceful people there that make it that way. Charlie thanks for sharing the good things in PB like natural country living. This is what I love about The Bluff!
Needs some shocks on the ride Charlie.
@Gappie Al Kebabi it's the same shit, you go tell a mechanic "i need some new shocks" they will immediately understand you.
@Gappie Al Kebabi yeah.....no
@Gappie Al Kebabi you loved it
Lots of boarded up houses. Take a look at the main street that ends at city hall. Looks like a Syrian war zone.
@Aimee Webber Blacks lol jk
@Aimee Webber well aimee I live in Pine Bluff and part of that reason is some stores relocated or went out of business over the years
you need to swing back to milwaukee this summer, you only went when it was crappy. Need to check out Burleigh, Center, Hadley or the whole Metcalfe Park neighborhood
TJ Montana I’m from darwen northern England my mum grandparents and uncle used to live in Milwaukee many yrs back on south seventh st Milwaukee
Charlie B! Nice videos. Next time your out in NC check out the Hickory / Long View / Granite falls area. It's really similar to a Baton Rouge in that it has alot of projects but also some really wild urban areas. It doesn't get much attention, but things are getting out of hand!
Pine Bluff currently ranks 10th behind For more information, see our FAQ on how we rank the most dangerous cities in America
1. Bessemer, ALBessemer Violent Crime Rate: 29.8Your chance of being a victim: 1 in 342. East St. Louis, ILEast St. Louis Violent Crime Rate: 27.8Chance of being a victim: 1 in 363. Monroe, LAMonroe Violent Crime Rate: 22.8Chance of being a victim: 1 in 444. St. Louis, MOSt. Louis Violent Crime Rate: 20.9Chance of being a victim: 1 in 485. Detroit, MIDetroit Violent Crime Rate: 20.6Chance of being a victim: 1 in 496. Baltimore, MDBaltimore Violent Crime Rate: 20.4Chance of being a victim: 1 in 497. Memphis, TNMemphis Violent Crime Rate: 20.1Chance of being a victim: 1 in 508. Camden, NJCamden Violent Crime Rate: 19.7Chance of being a victim: 1 in 519. Flint, MIFlint Violent Crime Rate: 19.7Chance of being a victim: 1 in 5110. Pine Bluff, ARPine Bluff Violent Crime Rate: 18.6Chance of being a victim: 1 in 54
I was actually spent a week in Pine Bluff around the time you posted this video. Creepy place
May I ask what on earth would take u there?
@@josediazfierro2104 Mission trip!
The Knight What made it seem creepy?
@@dooper5150 Driving around and seeing abandoned buildings and run down area. Just a feeling of eerieness
What I think you might be lieing mission trips do not come to pinebluff nor is it creepy
Where's everybody?? Another empty town. SMH!!
No its not if only of you new
Either sleep, at work, at school or jail
You came here lol I live about 20min away from there and really, local county's around pine bluff, we always hear about either someone getting stabbed, robbed, shot and sometimes killed. It's mostly all quiet till dark. Bluff has been dieing for sometime now and doesn't seem to get any better.
Other than that, just hard working ppl around trying to make a living.
I've walked down these same streets as a kid ....
looks are deceiving tell him to ride those same streets at night then you will see a whole different Pine Bluff this place is also known as crime Bluff Pine Box and stink City some people say it's because of the paper mill other say because they leave you stankin
Bout to get a CASINO in the BLUFF 🎲🎰💰
If you ever go back. Go to downtown, all but 2 or 3 buildings are abandoned
Wow I just seen this scrolling on the Tube Pine Bluff is trying to come back. Now that they're rebuilding downtown and the addition of the casino Pine Bluff tryna come back
Never Mind "Da Hood"! You see how GREEN these places are???!!!. A lot greener than Cali.
Ahh yes.. that’s why I will always love my Arkansas. And believe there are a some really beautiful places here. Every time I travel out of state, I’m always relieved to see these trees! Something about it. Never knew how much I loved it till I travelled and actually missed it so much
Never been to Cali, but being green is normal for Arkansas. Green as far as the eye can see. The northern and western parts of the state are nothing but mountains, lakes and forests.
This is the best way to cruse the hoods in pine bluff. 3-5-1982 got see.diary of madman concert with UFO at PB state house convenience center.
I'm glad Charlie features some of these dying small towns. Places like this are just as dangerous as Detroit or Chicago.
I grew up near here. It’s not bad during the day, but I wouldn’t step foot in this place at night. It has really gotten bad in the last decade or two. It’s not their fault, they’re nice people all around, but it is a dangerous place. You need to know how to keep to yourself and to look like someone who’s not to be messed with.
I dont look like someone who’s not to be messed with.
I love old towns.
This is much different compared where I lived before in Geneva,
Switzerland, one of the nicest place in the world. The first time I walked on
this hood area was because the bus left me from the health center. I had to go in
the mall. They told me that is one of the dangerous areas. And I said oh. While I was walking there somebody just bugging
talking to me. Now, I am living almost 13 years here and never walked there
again. Don’t get me wrong, there is a nicer
place in Pine Bluff but just not in those type of hood areas.
Dang dude are you in PB or Dollarway? If you pass by a street sign FILM IT !
"Pine Bluff" 🚀Always Go Hard🚀
AKA CRIME BLUFF
Marybeth Schriver & "The Bluff Where It's Rough"
@@stephanoewilks1908 Yes it is and tis.
Wow
& Stank City. Idk If Locals Call It That, But People Outside Of PB Do. The Bluff, Crime Bluff, Stank City (Because Of The Paper Mill). I've Never Been To PB, So Idk If There Is A Unique Smell There. I Hear New York Smells Like Piss. Never Been There Either.
Just Noticed Your Name Is Girl From NY Too 😂
Grandparents lived on Texas St S of 6th. The City Hall went up when I was visiting them. I remember the racially divided counters at the Woolworth's on Main, the bus station (rode in and out many times), the Hotel Pines, the Harley shop on Ohio (I think), the outdoor news-stand just of Main by the tracks. It has become a ghost town of a sort. Truly sad. Population was 63,000 then.
Question have DVD channel. Wondering, do I give them to donation.
If you live in a place this lovely please stop committing crimes.
Os lugares humildes dos USA são melhor do que os do Brasil ...
Mas é bem pior a criminalidade que no Brasil !!! Muito mais furto nas casas !! Eu ia me senti desprotegida em lugar assim casas todas sem proteção !! Apesa d eu mora em Condomínio de luxo aqui na minha cidade e te só o fundo fechado
day time is calm, but shit gets real at night?
Jeff murders at night mostly
daamn lol
Yeah it’s pretty bad at night
I wish this neighborhood has wider streets
Have you been to elderado in Arkansas
Pine bluff was a busy hustling town back in the 60's and 70's
Thanks for all your tours and venture's, because it lets me know where not to visit!!
its dangerous here.... always have been... always will be.... datz just how it is, its in the water.... but its great at times.... but very dangerous most.... nobody from any other city wanna come live here becuz of the thangs that go on..... double homicides bac to bac and shootings
It sounds exactly like Baltimore MD, Youngstown OH, and Niagara Falls NY.
Robert Preskop Niagara Falls NY!?! Really?
I grew up in Pine Bluff. Got married in Jamaica. Left the resort, got in a cab, told the driver to take me downtown. He tried to beg off (I'm a white dude). I told him "I'm from Pine Bluff Arkansas: take me downtown." He relented and did as I requested and I had no problems whatsoever.
@@bentonja668 I've had the same experience when i go to Bigelow. They usually everytime back off
Charlie you should put more ads in your videos and buy yourself a new whip my man!!
It doesn't work like that.
Thanks for giving me a tour of home. EST. 88 moved away 07
I remember visiting Pine Bluff in the early 80s and the streets weren't paved.
Looked like you passed by the feds in the first minute of the video.
I left 14 years ago...nothing like the 90s anymore...
I lived there from 1986 when it was growing and looking good till 2006 and moved back to California when it started looking like this ... very sad
Really what's the point of this video. I'm not from pine bluff but I don't need someone to ride around to show me what a hood looks like. Everyone should know what a hood looks like unless you've been living under a rock. Pine bluff is like 75 percent black so when you say pine bluff hoods you're talking about black folks not all black communities are hoods just saying.
Some black dude that knows about construction and house renovation should pitch a show similar to the one in Laurel Mississippi were a couple fix up old houses with the intent of reviving their hometown. BET would pay good money for it I’m thinking.
Boy, that's a rough-looking place!
It's not the house It's the people I live in pinebluff and there are some nice people here but tho there are bad ones to
Call Code Enforcement on overgrown yards and ivy on fences and Marshall's Dept. on junk cars.
_do you people like living in America? Had to ask._
_yeah but minimum wage ain't bad_
"5 in the morning, got the wake up call, whole room smellin just like alcohol, I had a ball but now I gotta giddy y'all, got a show in Pine Bluff Arkansas." - Blegit city 2 city
City!!!!! I'm in your city
This is the famous Crime Bluff oops I mean Pine Bluff Arkansas lol.
I remember b-legit mentioned pine bluff on his city to City song .
B-legit bay legend yeeeeee
Thanks for the tour .
Where the dope boys the south must really be bout that trap house life
Terry Hope 😂😂😂 ain’t no trapping out the houses down here drug dealers are mobile now
Looks eerie. Southern hoods look worse than other hoods in the county for some reason.
Cosmo Energy Not worse than Detroit though
John Doe Detroit doesn't have the eeriness the southern hoods have. The keyword is eerie.
Naw
Cosmo Energy go to camden, nj and you'll already find trees growing through decaying houses
looks more secluded..far from worst though
CeeKay Hood 💙✊✊
Tomorrow we are going to see how many stop signs we can run
If this is considered "low income" or "poverty", the people who feel dissatisfied or feel like they "don't have enough" living there really need to see videos of how people in their same relative station/class in other countries live. There is really no comparison.
The "hood" depicted here seems to have very wide, well-paved/well-maintained streets, signage that's not destroyed or vandalized, enormous front/back/side yards, generously sized houses, vehicles, and so many other signs of clear prosperity (air conditioners, electricity, running water, vegetation, organized garbage pick-up, multiple vehicles on a single property, etc.) that it seems is taken completely for granted.
There is SO MUCH SPACE, so much obvious WEALTH, and so much of the surroundings there are a beautiful, healthy green and not paved over every square inch choking out all the joy and nature. The air doesn't look totally polluted and dark full of smog, either. There are countries where the middle class -- even upper-middle-class -- do not have roads that nice or land/homes that generously sized, nor do they have as much vegetation to clear out the pollution.
The crime in other places requires even the wealthy to pay for expensive security in the buildings they live in to occupy a fraction of space in a tall building crammed with thousands of other people like sardines, that the people in this video get to enjoy without having to pay for that security. The people in these neighborhoods could have a garden of their own, in each yard, if they wanted to. Not everyone gets that option. It is a huge privilege to be able to do that.
This neighborhood would be considered a paradise to millions of people. The land of milk and honey. I just hope the people living there realize how good they have it and work to make it even better for themselves. Plant more trees and flowers and don't let anyone destroy your big trees if you can help it. It makes a huge difference, and you have the land and space to do it. So many other people WISH they had that. Best of luck to everyone living here. You are already richer than most.
I live in an area just as beautiful but the price for one of those house would be double or triple the amount. So sad to see such a beautiful place fall apart, where are the wise men and woman? Gang violence and fake churches are the biggest issues.
These cities shouldn't compete for the bottom . We all know why Pine Bluff turned to trash , but nobody will be honest so it won't change
WILL YOU COME TO DAYTON OHIO
IF SO
SEND MORE INFO
I already been to Dayton. I have a couple videos from there.
The roads are very bumpy because in Arkansas they never repave them :D
I can confirm, I’m driving through Arkansas rn
@@peedrinker5000 either all you see is trees or rice and soy fields
Sure they do. Some of that "pavement" is stuck to the bottom of my car now!
Dan Bell called this the worst city in the US 🤔😬
Go to North little rock now and u completed my Arkansas requests
@Gappie Al Kebabi thats the capital, idiot
@Gappie Al Kebabi I think he was trying to tell him to go North to NLR, because he was in Little Rock. This is the PB video though.
Looks so calm, peaceful. Wouldn't mind living here.
Lol!
Down here in BHam we got potholes bigger then ya car... Shit will fuck every tire up
Wuow muy grandes casa
Da Bluff where it's ruff for real 😎
I just left there and it seems like everybody have nice cars but stay in houses like this.. rent is only $400 cmon man..
That's what happens when you give free money to fool, like pearls to a pig. Some people use it to invest and duplicate while most use it for drugs and materialism.
2:21 is that an open drain on that street ?
A ditch. W/e you wanna call it.
I went to truck driving school there.The people were so nice there
I live in pinebluff Arkansas United states
You been on the missing list Charlie
LOOKS LIKE ALL THEM NUGGAZ ARE ASLEEP EARLY
This city could be a better city fix homes up bring jobs there and it can be up and coming it city just needs a major push
All i see is potential. But i blame the people for the current state of the city.
Double stop signs on both sides of the street? Also on the side streets? Something tells me the city might as well post *no* stop signs there.
Is that pack in town?