When you made that right on Chef Mentor over the tracks you were in hill Billy town I remember growing up we would never go across those tracks because it was hardly anyone living on that side
I just went back to N.O to visit my paw paw off of Bullard, there's a park that sits on the corner where we played. Sometimes I wish I can move my family out of N.O, it's not the same anymore. I love my state, but it's not for me anymore
It’s simply because black people vote black people in to office and then black people voted into office take advantage of the black people that voted them into office.
I remember growing up in the East in the 80's, was totally different. We moved out of state in 87 then came back for a year in 92. It was totally different. Sad to see it this way, I remember when the East was popping. Going to the Plaza or any of the retail stores. Now it just looks like a wasteland.
I lived in the East during the 80s also in the Oak Brook apts. That area was awesome then. Had lots to do and places to eat. So sad that it's this way now.
I lived in NO east in the 70's. It was totally different! Had the brand new plaza just built, shopping and restirants everywhere etc etc... Now? An abandoned wasteland.... Sadly, like many areas of New Orleans. Many people moved away, including myself... But, in some ways I still miss it.
Literally missed every hood in the east except Tara Lane. But the east all together is all black literally. Even those big houses are black people but some of those big homes have some messed up kids in them so you can almost die anywhere in the east. Literally do your research on New Orleans East.
@@Mastersmart2 the east has the most murders in the city but it’s also where people from other parts of town move. So the East is really really dangerous. You can get robbed and killed for literally nothing.
lol the east is not all black . some areas around michoud (village de l’est and versailles) are mostly vietnamese and there are a few white ppl still in eastover and venetian isles, and a couple around joe brown park. but its fasho over 90% black
Good looks on all the New Orleans videos, Charlie. A lot of ppl claim the East is the worst part but it isn't. It just got bad after Katrina hit cuz after they tore down all the projects most of the residents were displaced in the East along with other ppl from various neighborhoods. That's why the the conditions of the homes you see here in the East aren't too bad
I'm just trying to get rid of all the footage lol. There will probably 2 more. One at night and one of Lil Wayne neighbor hood. I'm actually in Baton Rouge.
@@CharlieBo313 I know South Baton Rouge is bad. That's where Boosie from. Garfield st. I also know that Midway place is real hood too on plank rd and the surrounding neighborhoods
Kiah_thedoll until then, i’ma be thuggin behind the project building, smokin a fire b with the ghetto children, plottin on a way that we can make a million million...lawd
Ha! Had you braved your way through the giant puddle at 7:00 and gone a bit further, you would have gotten to the biggest pile of tires that you have ever seen! You made a wise choice though. In NOLA, never drive through a puddle unless you know what is on the bottom. This neighborhood is the setting for an excellent memoir, "The Yellow House" by Sarah M. Broom.
Again nothing bad here at all, remember back in the 80's and 90's when people actually lived in those places that looked like a bomb hit it, not in the 2,000's too many laws got passed......nowadays the projects got central air & heat......kids in this generation have completely no idea what ghetto is.....I have NEVER seen one video from Charliebo313 where a street was crowded & he had to wait over a minute for niggas to move out the street or ask him what the fuck he doing on there street..... this use to happen in the ghettos in the 70's,80's & 90's
As someone who grew up in a Scottish housing scheme I can’t understand how these rough areas all have nice cars parked outside, none of us had cars! If you owned a car you were almost a celebrity. And what’s up with all the overhead cables in US?
It’s so surreal seeing where I’m from in this video. The hurricane basically destroyed N.O. East but the East is not all “the hood” or as bad as people are making it out to be. I have so many good memories of these streets and despite the clickbait title, I’m glad this video was made.
Interview the ppl in new orleans instead of ride around get to know the ppl not everyone evil down here some ppl are good ppl you would love to make friends with
@I speak The truth they all are not Losers. A lot are poor and the rent in the east is the cheapest compared to other parts of the city. They gentrifying the city and pushing poor working class ppl out there. With that comes the worse ppl as well, but a lot of those ppl are not criminals, they are just stuck due to finances.
My neighbors across the street from me in Metarie built nice new homes out here in the 80s on adjoining lots to be with family. I now worry about them living out there and they have had incidents. I agree it is the worst part of New Orleans.
@@duhh4641 They don't claim it as the 9 but what do you think made the 9th ward the largest in the city? Or why the lower 9 was called the lower 9? If you ran in certain groups that's what it was known as, but for majority it was called The East.
New Orleans East in fact lies in the 9th Ward. Don't argue with me I live in Bunker Hill and I vote😒 I just wanna know why Charlie ain't come holla at me?🤣🤣
Neighborhoods don't automatically get gentrified. They have to be desirable because they are near a tourist attraction, etc and worth investing in because of the particular location. Isolated ran down hoods that aren't near anything important aren't getting gentrified.
@@tsusurflawyer2432 lol u not from new orleans talking about “south” theres no part of new orleans called the south . and the east aint gonna get gentrified it just recently got un - gentrified 😂😂😂 used to be a lot richer and whiter
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@Спяка Подушкин Ya think?
CharlieBo313 Make a westbank New Orleans one
When you made that right on Chef Mentor over the tracks you were in hill Billy town I remember growing up we would never go across those tracks because it was hardly anyone living on that side
Who been with Charlie since 3k?
ive been since about 10, very nice channel
I just went back to N.O to visit my paw paw off of Bullard, there's a park that sits on the corner where we played. Sometimes I wish I can move my family out of N.O, it's not the same anymore. I love my state, but it's not for me anymore
Be careful cause you went straight through that stop sign. You slowed down a little, but you didn't stop.
In the hood you don't make full stops lol
??? Really dude?? Youre back seat driving on a video? Smh
Charlie! this car knows America from end to end, it's a warrior.👏👏👏👍😨
I don't understand why the city won't tear down these old abandoned apartments smh Katrina happened two decades ago at that
It hasn’t been 2 decades quite yet, but long enough fam 🤦🏾♂️😩
It’s simply because black people vote black people in to office and then black people voted into office take advantage of the black people that voted them into office.
I remember growing up in the East in the 80's, was totally different. We moved out of state in 87 then came back for a year in 92. It was totally different. Sad to see it this way, I remember when the East was popping. Going to the Plaza or any of the retail stores. Now it just looks like a wasteland.
After Katrina the damage was very bad, and nobody have bothered to fix it.
I lived in the East during the 80s also in the Oak Brook apts. That area was awesome then. Had lots to do and places to eat. So sad that it's this way now.
I lived in NO east in the 70's. It was totally different! Had the brand new plaza just built, shopping and restirants everywhere etc etc... Now? An abandoned wasteland.... Sadly, like many areas of New Orleans. Many people moved away, including myself... But, in some ways I still miss it.
Literally missed every hood in the east except Tara Lane. But the east all together is all black literally. Even those big houses are black people but some of those big homes have some messed up kids in them so you can almost die anywhere in the east. Literally do your research on New Orleans East.
@Tank Shots is New Orleans East more dangerous than Central city New Orleans ?
@@Mastersmart2 the east has the most murders in the city but it’s also where people from other parts of town move. So the East is really really dangerous. You can get robbed and killed for literally nothing.
@@Mastersmart2 uptown central city always been the most treacherous area of new orleans but the east been getting horrible the past few years
lol the east is not all black . some areas around michoud (village de l’est and versailles) are mostly vietnamese and there are a few white ppl still in eastover and venetian isles, and a couple around joe brown park. but its fasho over 90% black
gentilly use to be more mixed like pretty much half white before katrina now its prolly over 80% black
Good looks on all the New Orleans videos, Charlie. A lot of ppl claim the East is the worst part but it isn't. It just got bad after Katrina hit cuz after they tore down all the projects most of the residents were displaced in the East along with other ppl from various neighborhoods. That's why the the conditions of the homes you see here in the East aren't too bad
I'm just trying to get rid of all the footage lol. There will probably 2 more. One at night and one of Lil Wayne neighbor hood. I'm actually in Baton Rouge.
@@CharlieBo313 I know South Baton Rouge is bad. That's where Boosie from. Garfield st. I also know that Midway place is real hood too on plank rd and the surrounding neighborhoods
@@CharlieBo313 baton rouge do it ASAP I'm a big fan of your videos too
@@CharlieBo313 Charlie, you good? U still in Baton rouge?
I'm back in Detroit, had to leave early. I did get some footage I'll be posting today or tomorrrow.
Thanks 4 da ride bro 😎
Home Sweet Home
Tara Ln and Cindy Pl
Lake Forest Blvd Stand Up!!
Shit was poppin pre-Katrina and way back in the gap
Charlie u missed every hood except tara lane in the beginning
I love new orleans as well it's very distinctive
dawm. seeing my city like this just breaks me a little.
Charlie what do you usually think to yourself on rides like this?
It's more like a job, I don't have time to think lol.
Kiah_thedoll until then, i’ma be thuggin behind the project building, smokin a fire b with the ghetto children, plottin on a way that we can make a million million...lawd
Charlie what about doing it around the world..like Charliebo abroad 👍😎
Kiah_thedoll if he gets a look at you gorgeous, he gonna be thinkin nasty things!😊
@@joelspivak6622 LOL.....You know Charlie always turns females down & says " Oh I'm Good " BUT this time he might take Kiah up on an offer.....lol
Soon 200k, well deserved
Now at 401k
@@FaithandNova Hopefully 500k very soon. Very well deserved.
@CharlieBo313 may I suggest an edit: this area is actually called New Orleans East rather than "East New Orleans"
Thank u my fellow new orleans east cutey😘
Ha! Had you braved your way through the giant puddle at 7:00 and gone a bit further, you would have gotten to the biggest pile of tires that you have ever seen! You made a wise choice though. In NOLA, never drive through a puddle unless you know what is on the bottom. This neighborhood is the setting for an excellent memoir, "The Yellow House" by Sarah M. Broom.
Again nothing bad here at all, remember back in the 80's and 90's when people actually lived in those places that looked like a bomb hit it, not in the 2,000's too many laws got passed......nowadays the projects got central air & heat......kids in this generation have completely no idea what ghetto is.....I have NEVER seen one video from Charliebo313 where a street was crowded & he had to wait over a minute for niggas to move out the street or ask him what the fuck he doing on there street..... this use to happen in the ghettos in the 70's,80's & 90's
As someone who grew up in a Scottish housing scheme I can’t understand how these rough areas all have nice cars parked outside, none of us had cars! If you owned a car you were almost a celebrity.
And what’s up with all the overhead cables in US?
ChesterPerry187 This is the US...it ain’t that hard to get a decent car...a tax return can get you that
A car cost way less than a house, I don’t know how expensive cars are in Scotland
You should visit Jefferson Parish Next time you’re in New Orleans. Shrewsbury,Kenner, or Marrero.
He gotta visit da westbank
Morrero ain’t nooooooo joke 🗣🗣🤣🤣
persistently driven fax he gotta come see bridge city, marrero, harvey, gretna, really da whole westbank da hood
Guttaboy Kai What‘s wrong about Gretna though? Some good places to shop there...
Ewerthon 44 gretna da hood 2 but u right noting really be happening out dea cuz da police always be on a nigga dick
It’s so surreal seeing where I’m from in this video. The hurricane basically destroyed N.O. East but the East is not all “the hood” or as bad as people are making it out to be. I have so many good memories of these streets and despite the clickbait title, I’m glad this video was made.
He Didn’t Ride In Every Hood In The East
Didn't go through the Gap, Goose, or Checkerboard
@@jennensenrobinson4525 ik where the goose at but what area is the gap and checkerboard ? I got some potnas in E - sho too !
The Wicked Eastside
@I speak The truth keep talkin shit before we pull up and turn where you live into zimbabwe
He only went thru 1 East hood
You by Bullard in New Orleans East
Now you in my stomping grounds. Born and raised and I’m in my middle 30s. P.s. be careful on Tara lane.
Lake Forest Posse
You made a good choice not going through that flooded road.
Interview the ppl in new orleans instead of ride around get to know the ppl not everyone evil down here some ppl are good ppl you would love to make friends with
@I speak The truth they all are not Losers. A lot are poor and the rent in the east is the cheapest compared to other parts of the city. They gentrifying the city and pushing poor working class ppl out there. With that comes the worse ppl as well, but a lot of those ppl are not criminals, they are just stuck due to finances.
My neighbors across the street from me in Metarie built nice new homes out here in the 80s on adjoining lots to be with family. I now worry about them living out there and they have had incidents. I agree it is the worst part of New Orleans.
never seen a road merge into a river before, seems dangerous
Its not a river, its a road that was flooded by heavy rain.
It's called New Orleans East or the Upper 9th ward. Not New Orleans East SIDE
People out the 9 dont even claim the Was as part of the9....Maufuckers dont even know they city....
@@duhh4641 They don't claim it as the 9 but what do you think made the 9th ward the largest in the city? Or why the lower 9 was called the lower 9? If you ran in certain groups that's what it was known as, but for majority it was called The East.
@@duhh4641 it's always been the 9th ward. Just these new youngsters after Katrina that don't know the city
Lol its just new orleans east thats it
NEW Orleans east is not the upper 9th ward they are 2 total different area please get you're fact straight are do research if u not from nola JS
That Camera U Have Is Awesome
NEED A INTERVIEW BRO WHEELCHAIR RAPPER FROM CHICAGO GOTTA STORY TO TELL
It was so nice back in the early eighties...with the malls
Is this the side Vietnamese people live at ?
jay dubbs Yes.
They live in Michaud
jay dubbs Versailles
Yes
Yes, also made national headlines in 95.
New Orleans East in fact lies in the 9th Ward. Don't argue with me I live in Bunker Hill and I vote😒 I just wanna know why Charlie ain't come holla at me?🤣🤣
Not bunker hill😭
А до города так и не добрались😕
@@mkultraizzy well the video said Hood so Holla we Here🤣🤷🏾♀️
@@rhondadbush ima stay my ass in pines baby im skraight🤣🤣shout bh tho❗️💕
7:00 Looks like sea level rise from climate change has permanently flooded that road. Good thing you turned back!
Or its just flooded😂
Damn dude pass down my street
Old Gentilly Rd....Gd Thing U Turned Around It's Always Flooded Back There & With Some Deep Pot Holes Beneath That Standing Water
Oh snap dey opened dat popeyes back up on Chef
I Use to Stay At Lomond RD & Benson Around Goretti Park
Do a cleveland west side to east side drive now that it’s warm.
Shoutout to my city and my section new orleans east ya heard me #504shit 😎✌
you are really driving too fast today tho.
Lol put it in slow mo lazy fucker
He better. Them bitches will car Jack you.
I'd drive fast in the east to Shid
@Kobe24 lol ok i learn tho
is this a katrina effect?
s sdq The East was deteriorating before Katrina...the storm just finished it off
Charlie: **Drives through neighbourhood**
James Charles: aNyOnE eLsE sEnSe a GAy VibE
Without any criticisms, I am really curious about your motivation to visit those crapy places. Can you explain? Thanks.
UA-cam money
@@frank-xp6pj exactly, I'd do it for youtube.
Money and the experience
Do a vid on Austin, Tx
One day can you go Mississippi mr Charles I never seen Mississippi before sir
Чарли, береги себя. Что прямо страшно за тебя по - человечески.
Down in the boot you know I’m talking bout new orleans
Born & Grew Up in N.O East
There seems to be a common denominator among the population in these communities... I can’t quite put my finger on it.
Charlie you should come hit the Rockaways in NYC 👌 in Edgemere that shit still ravaged by Sandy, sorta looks like this
Dude just showing Gentrifiers where to go next.
Neighborhoods don't automatically get gentrified. They have to be desirable because they are near a tourist attraction, etc and worth investing in because of the particular location. Isolated ran down hoods that aren't near anything important aren't getting gentrified.
The east is where the gentrifying ppl, have pushed them to, they will not buy shit out there. They have the rest of the city.
@@williemoore756 facts
@@you-in-yourfeelings7166 East West and South. Everywhere man
@@tsusurflawyer2432 lol u not from new orleans talking about “south” theres no part of new orleans called the south . and the east aint gonna get gentrified it just recently got un - gentrified 😂😂😂 used to be a lot richer and whiter
Радует что вы довольно быстрая скорость была
He snitching and y'all helping him
Abraço brother manda um alô aqui pra mim no Brasil 🇧🇷
0:15 someone bombed that place
Katrina
Katrina
It didn't recover after Katrina
Guess you wouldn’t want to walk around the in that water!
Whoa, that’s grim. Seriously.
Русскоязычный народ, кто хочет в эту жопу переехать 🤔?
He just riding
I read a comment, most people write "be careful", it's funny! Man, go to Russia, I show you a real dangerous regions!
Let me see. You want to get payed for driving around these shit holes?
My old stomping grounds
Somebody after u r sum son?
Charlie you in the trenches now where the boogey Men live....be Careful I myself stay in the East...
U noticed he own a back street where water is we both know their is no houses back their it's old junck yards that sell parts off old cars
Michoud Blvd . 👌🏾
вроде чёрный район, а тачек норм так напарковано и не каких-нибудь там копеек убитых, а вполне хороших, негры, опять, же одеты достаточно прилично, в общем намного лучше любой глубинки рф
Brasil
👌🏾
Brazil
N.o soft
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