Help support this channel, donate to: www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_donations&business=Y8EV4MERM4MTE&lc=US&item_ Cash App: $Detroit982 DON'T FORGET TO LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE , AND TURN ON NOTIFICATIONS!
@@slowbro1337 so you telling me that if you getting shot in the US you got to pay the ambulance ride?? and the bills of the hospital?!? yall really getting fxcked
Midtown formerly known as 4th Ward before it was gentrified. I thought the chances of getting shot there would have decreased but I guess not, glad you lived.
Its crazy, i live in rice village and seeing this side of Houston up close is crazy. Its like night and day even though I could probably drive here in less than 20 minutes
I grew up by 5th ward family been inside the loop since the 40s. I been in Katy last 20 yrs and I’m amazed how many Houstonians have never seen these areas they are the original Houston. This is what I think of when I think of Houston.
lol what is up with that anyway? I get it when there's no sidewalk but some of these dudes just stroll in the roadway when they could easily be walkin' in the pedestrian paveway. Guess they just don't give af
I lived in Houston for 37 years. Between 5th ward and 3rd ward. I don't miss the trains or the traffic. And people are crazy out there. Road rage is the worse.
@@Munkbud and actually the light rail comes prettt close to 5th ward. I don't know what neighborhood that is on the northside that fulton st runs through but it's close and they have the metro rail.
I love how almost every house has a grill in the yard, they throw down on the pit. I used to buy blunts from 5th Ward when I was in high school, 3 for $10 all day lol. It was sketchy sometimes, but people were generally chill and kept to themselves. I never had any issues with anyone except a couple crackheads, but they were easy to shoo away. It is crazy to see the condition of the houses, they looked bad back 20 years ago, now a gust of wind will knock them over.
Sure it is just ask all the people in the UA-cam comments who never had to struggle, they got all the answers Or the foreigners who never been to this country they know how easy it is too😂😂😂
RIP 4th Ward aka Freedmen's Town now known as Midtown after it was gentrified. It was the first neighborhood in Houston that Blacks lived in after the slaves were freed. Back in the days the 4 looked like haunted houses from a horror movie, it was dilapidated asf...bandos with dopefiends and d boys everywhere. And I can't forget Allen Parkway Village - APV was raw. 4th Ward used to always beef with 5th Ward.
In the 80's, my mother would take us to what we referred to as "The Sandbox". It was this park off Allen Parkway. One afternoon, my friend Amy and I were running around playing when we had to pee. As we squatted in what we thought was a secure area, this group of black girls spotted us and began to make their way over to where we were. I can only describe it as the stairs in the water and a caged walkway over Allen Parkway. I grabbed Amy and ran. We were too far from my mother so we ducked and hid until we made our way to that caged walkway. I had Amy run with me over into that housing area. We continued to duck, run, hide. At on point we rounded a house and ran into a drunk black man. We made him jump, two little white girls running in his 'hood'. He even said, "Oh my God, you made me jump"! He then took notice that we were running from a group of angry black girls and then aided in our escape. I was about 11 and Amy was 8. Good times. That was a "wholesome" story compared to others that I have.
These houses structure wise are good , all they need is maintenance , this is also the case for the street , the " hoods " can be beautiful places to live in its just up to the occupants since the authorities don't seem to care
If you could make it in Htwn Then u could pretty much make it anywhere bcuz coming up back in the 80's and 90's Houston lead the nation in Homicides && til this day so many cases still cold && unresolved And Although Houston has toned down a little since then its still has a higher homicide rate then cities such as Chicago,Nyc,&& L.A♥️❤️❤️
Wrong!! 100 percent wrong. You did not lead the nation in murders in the 80s and 90s. Lol really laughable. Yeah Nyc would average over 1500 to close to 2000 homicides from 84 to 93, Houstons worse three years could not even top one year of Nyc homicides, and don't come with the population rates per Capita. Nyc in the 80s to the early 90s had well over 10,000 murders. Tjose are freaking mexico cartel like murders. Smh .. people love being the worst at something. Well no worries you are. Houston is the shit bowl of America. 😂😂😂😂
I grew up in Greenspoint a.k.a. 'Gunspoint' - 70's thru 90's. City Under Siege was based on my neighbourhood. Crackheads burned down the daycare my brothers and I attended just three blocks from my house. They also burned down the playground at my elementary school a few blocks away. By junior high (80's), there was a cop shop installed across the street from Stovall Jr High due to the amount of gang fights and such. Kids were bringing guns and other forms of weapons to school for their safety. I was involved in one such 'gang' fight. Those cops were worthless. They would simply stand in the door and watch the violence. The convenience store began to lock the doors after every 5 people in the store. My eldest brother and his friends were constantly jumped and their shoes and jackets and everything else ripped off of them. These were not "people", they were pure animals. Not human. So much violence. My girlfriends and I could no longer walk to the stores in safety. We were constantly pursued and chased with rape as the intent. These were people from the 5th ward that essentially spray-painted "Lil Fifth Ward" and "Greenspoint Posse" every where. I have said the exact thing you stated. I concur.
@@lanesatterwhite5251 perhaps you'd like a cookie for discovering a way of replying to a harmless comment with sarcasm. Congratulations DM for your prize pal. 👏
@@midorian12491 Sounds like a child in a gated community typing from the safety of his parent's playroom/den/basement that is larger than the houses in the wards.
I moved across the country after I purchased a home in Houston. I had bought a house in 3rd ward and I adored every moment. I was a clear culture shock, bit I was able to quickly understand how it was and never stepped on any toes. My neighbors were wonderful people. Lost my home to Ike and moved to Dallas shortly after. I miss it, sometimes.
I lived in Conroe just outside Houston during Hurricane Ike. I stayed and was not happy I did . Sorry you lost your home , I did clean up after and it was bad.
The work is right there my friend, you are watching hood commerce at it's finest. Don't let the shotgun houses and projects fool you, it's money in the ghetto! ;)
Back in the 80's and 90's, cops wouldn't go there. They would laugh at you if you wound up in those areas. My mother, young brother and I accidentally wound up in the ward area - mother made a wrong turn. These black dudes leapt at my mother's car and threw bottles at us. I was 12 and my little brother was 8. Those fuckers did not care.
@@cristinaherrera5321 this was in the early 00s, I only lived in the humble/Alvin area when I was really young with family in Pearland, I knew I had fucked up... Later on in life I met a friend who lived there in the 90s and he said one day he woke up and there were two dudes sleeped in his front yard. Lots of pain, it's sad to think deeply on. Glad you and your family got through there.
yea true dat see in central city where I'm from v.a. we have a part of town called the mid town m.l.k. boulevard area it's dangerous cause it's on the west side area.
I couldn't help but notice how you picked only the rundown areas of Houston's third ward to show, there are areas of third ward that are more beautiful than some suburbs. Be honest with yourself and you reporting.
@@endriubiker195 doesn’t mean the whole city looks like that. I would know considering I live in Houston and have lived in the worst parts and been to the nicest parts. South Chicago is one of the worst slums in the country. North Chicago is one of the richest areas in the country. Can’t base an entire city on the bad part there’s food and bad parts of every city even the ones in Europe
Somewhat, the most historic place for black neighborhoods was the 4th ward on westside but it’s been almost entirely gentrified. The south and southeast are starting to see an increase in Hispanics but the north and northeast have always been majorly black
@@steveharveysmustache3988 so Humble, Spring, The Woodlands ain’t good areas? The southwest consists of sugar land, Mo-city (the good part) Pearland, Manvel, Alvin…. Like bruh what are you talking about! 😂😂😂HOUSTON is big as shit! 10mins away from 5thward and 3rd ward is Downtown Houston! That shit ain’t cheap!
Help support this channel, donate to: www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_donations&business=Y8EV4MERM4MTE&lc=US&item_
Cash App: $Detroit982
DON'T FORGET TO LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE , AND TURN ON NOTIFICATIONS!
I got shot in stomach in midtown in December. Good times, good times. Drove my damn self to the hospital.
Screw that 5k ambulance ride
@@slowbro1337 so you telling me that if you getting shot in the US you got to pay the ambulance ride?? and the bills of the hospital?!?
yall really getting fxcked
Was it a random shooting or was you the target? Give me more details
Midtown formerly known as 4th Ward before it was gentrified. I thought the chances of getting shot there would have decreased but I guess not, glad you lived.
@@p2a0p2e0r1 midtown is mostly 3rd Ward. 4th Ward starts behind Gray Apartment Building on Webster
Its crazy, i live in rice village and seeing this side of Houston up close is crazy. Its like night and day even though I could probably drive here in less than 20 minutes
I grew up by 5th ward family been inside the loop since the 40s. I been in Katy last 20 yrs and I’m amazed how many Houstonians have never seen these areas they are the original Houston. This is what I think of when I think of Houston.
Love your Houston videos. Keep up the great work, Charlie 👍
Even the 🐕 don't give a fk about getting out of the street 🤣🤣
lol what is up with that anyway? I get it when there's no sidewalk but some of these dudes just stroll in the roadway when they could easily be walkin' in the pedestrian paveway.
Guess they just don't give af
I appreciate your channel, CharlieBo313. Gives me a chance to visit areas I would otherwise be scared to wander into, but would like to see anyway.
Greetings from Detroit!
I lived in Houston for 37 years. Between 5th ward and 3rd ward. I don't miss the trains or the traffic. And people are crazy out there. Road rage is the worse.
What train? 😂😂 We don't have trains! We have a rail system and it damn sure don't go to the 5th ward
@@Munkbud I think she's talking about freight trains
@@Munkbud Freight 🚂
@@Munkbud and actually the light rail comes prettt close to 5th ward. I don't know what neighborhood that is on the northside that fulton st runs through but it's close and they have the metro rail.
Train runs across Lakewood as well as Waco st.
I love how almost every house has a grill in the yard, they throw down on the pit. I used to buy blunts from 5th Ward when I was in high school, 3 for $10 all day lol. It was sketchy sometimes, but people were generally chill and kept to themselves. I never had any issues with anyone except a couple crackheads, but they were easy to shoo away. It is crazy to see the condition of the houses, they looked bad back 20 years ago, now a gust of wind will knock them over.
Its not easy to work your way out of being born and raised in that situation.
Facts
Right I’m from 3rdward
grew up in 5th ward, it really is mane, glad i’m outta that even though i love where i’m from
I did it…from the hood to knighthood. I give all praise to God and my ward parents who never let me get away with ishh..
Sure it is just ask all the people in the UA-cam comments who never had to struggle, they got all the answers
Or the foreigners who never been to this country they know how easy it is too😂😂😂
Looks like life in a third world country.
A lot of the 3rd world looks cleaner and more organised.
Every city has their places like this
@@slowbro1337 Even Beverly Hills
I mean yeah every city has a place that look like this like a "ghetto”
Every country around the world has ghettos not just America
CharlieBo is everywhere!!!
Salute!!
Charlie.. is this leading up to a book? Doc? What have you learned about humans this century in your journeys?
Humans? Show me one human in any of his videos.....
@@newvocabulary 👽
@@newvocabulary edgy joke or racist comment?
@@lizardvideoz Sounds a bit racist to me
@@lizardvideoz when the combined IQ of all the people in his video doesnt exceed 100, can you still speak about humans?
RIP 4th Ward aka Freedmen's Town now known as Midtown after it was gentrified. It was the first neighborhood in Houston that Blacks lived in after the slaves were freed. Back in the days the 4 looked like haunted houses from a horror movie, it was dilapidated asf...bandos with dopefiends and d boys everywhere. And I can't forget Allen Parkway Village - APV was raw. 4th Ward used to always beef with 5th Ward.
In the 80's, my mother would take us to what we referred to as "The Sandbox". It was this park off Allen Parkway.
One afternoon, my friend Amy and I were running around playing when we had to pee. As we squatted in what we thought was a secure area, this group of black girls spotted us and began to make their way over to where we were.
I can only describe it as the stairs in the water and a caged walkway over Allen Parkway.
I grabbed Amy and ran. We were too far from my mother so we ducked and hid until we made our way to that caged walkway. I had Amy run with me over into that housing area. We continued to duck, run, hide. At on point we rounded a house and ran into a drunk black man. We made him jump, two little white girls running in his 'hood'. He even said, "Oh my God, you made me jump"! He then took notice that we were running from a group of angry black girls and then aided in our escape.
I was about 11 and Amy was 8. Good times. That was a "wholesome" story compared to others that I have.
Wow I don't know to much about 4th ward but they was like that to...I just member one time going around there and ate there lol but it was good
These houses structure wise are good , all they need is maintenance , this is also the case for the street , the " hoods " can be beautiful places to live in its just up to the occupants since the authorities don't seem to care
7:42 but they say niggas in the hood dont jam eminem or listen to him in the car 🤣
Who says this? Lol
Eminem trash asf
@@rrrghyourehot you not black so why you worried 🤨
@@AshtonKusher Why are you worried that I'm not black? I'm still wondering who says this?
It's rare and the song playing wasn't eminems song, he was just featured on it
If you could make it in Htwn Then u could pretty much make it anywhere bcuz coming up back in the 80's and 90's Houston lead the nation in Homicides && til this day so many cases still cold && unresolved And Although Houston has toned down a little since then its still has a higher homicide rate then cities such as Chicago,Nyc,&& L.A♥️❤️❤️
Wrong!! 100 percent wrong. You did not lead the nation in murders in the 80s and 90s. Lol really laughable. Yeah Nyc would average over 1500 to close to 2000 homicides from 84 to 93, Houstons worse three years could not even top one year of Nyc homicides, and don't come with the population rates per Capita. Nyc in the 80s to the early 90s had well over 10,000 murders. Tjose are freaking mexico cartel like murders. Smh .. people love being the worst at something. Well no worries you are. Houston is the shit bowl of America. 😂😂😂😂
Facts
Chicago has the highest but Houston is somewhere in the top 10 no doubt also Galveston Texas has a violent crime rate.
Respect to H-Town champ but not so. That murder capital thing was mainly DC and New Orleans.
I grew up in Greenspoint a.k.a. 'Gunspoint' - 70's thru 90's. City Under Siege was based on my neighbourhood. Crackheads burned down the daycare my brothers and I attended just three blocks from my house. They also burned down the playground at my elementary school a few blocks away. By junior high (80's), there was a cop shop installed across the street from Stovall Jr High due to the amount of gang fights and such. Kids were bringing guns and other forms of weapons to school for their safety. I was involved in one such 'gang' fight. Those cops were worthless. They would simply stand in the door and watch the violence. The convenience store began to lock the doors after every 5 people in the store. My eldest brother and his friends were constantly jumped and their shoes and jackets and everything else ripped off of them. These were not "people", they were pure animals. Not human. So much violence. My girlfriends and I could no longer walk to the stores in safety. We were constantly pursued and chased with rape as the intent. These were people from the 5th ward that essentially spray-painted "Lil Fifth Ward" and "Greenspoint Posse" every where.
I have said the exact thing you stated. I concur.
I go to 5th ward every other week to get my haircut. From n raised in Houston so it don’t phase me as much as outsiders
Are we supposed to give you a round of applause or something? Perhaps you would like a cookie or a gold sticker
@@lanesatterwhite5251 perhaps you'd like a cookie for discovering a way of replying to a harmless comment with sarcasm. Congratulations DM for your prize pal. 👏
@@midorian12491 Sounds like a child in a gated community typing from the safety of his parent's playroom/den/basement that is larger than the houses in the wards.
I moved across the country after I purchased a home in Houston. I had bought a house in 3rd ward and I adored every moment. I was a clear culture shock, bit I was able to quickly understand how it was and never stepped on any toes. My neighbors were wonderful people.
Lost my home to Ike and moved to Dallas shortly after. I miss it, sometimes.
I lived in Conroe just outside Houston during Hurricane Ike. I stayed and was not happy I did . Sorry you lost your home , I did clean up after and it was bad.
8:07
🐕 had enough and tried to end it all
The slum shacks in the 5th ward are freezing during the winter. There is no insulation. It’s just not right.
8:10
$250,000 Bentley Mulsanne.
Must be owned by the CEO of a successful pharmaceutical enterprise.
Lot of folks on their day off. Nice. A culture of hard work!
The work is right there my friend, you are watching hood commerce at it's finest. Don't let the shotgun houses and projects fool you, it's money in the ghetto! ;)
nice generic comment. you must of took a lot of time to make this on your day of from work.
And if they drove through a trailer park, you would see the same number of white people, culture of hard work. Stfu
*Built this country tho*
yep these folks are on holiday after building this country. They look exhausted
Times Truly Do Get Hard In That 5th Ward....S.M.M.F.H!!!!
Haha accidentally dropped into the 5th with a friend once, as we went down the ramp I said look for cars bro we might not stop 🫠
Back in the 80's and 90's, cops wouldn't go there. They would laugh at you if you wound up in those areas.
My mother, young brother and I accidentally wound up in the ward area - mother made a wrong turn. These black dudes leapt at my mother's car and threw bottles at us. I was 12 and my little brother was 8. Those fuckers did not care.
@@cristinaherrera5321 this was in the early 00s, I only lived in the humble/Alvin area when I was really young with family in Pearland, I knew I had fucked up... Later on in life I met a friend who lived there in the 90s and he said one day he woke up and there were two dudes sleeped in his front yard. Lots of pain, it's sad to think deeply on. Glad you and your family got through there.
houston we have a problem
Some spots in the 5th ward looks like West Birmingham Alabama
If the people here don’t own these homes who does and how do they get away with renting them out? Idk just curious
Most people are renting from someone.
If it has Ward or MLK in the name, stay the hell away.
FACTS!
yea true dat see in central city where I'm from v.a. we have a part of town called the mid town m.l.k. boulevard area it's dangerous cause it's on the west side area.
Don’t forget about home
Houston is a great place to eat but a miserable place to live
Beautiful wards
Someone needs to show The Game this video...Eminem is played in the hood!
I couldn't help but notice how you picked only the rundown areas of Houston's third ward to show, there are areas of third ward that are more beautiful than some suburbs. Be honest with yourself and you reporting.
Shut up!
MacGregor.. it used to be a rich Jewish neighborhood before rich Blacks bought it up.
The point of the channel is to show the shitty parts
@08:06 Fido say he’s had enough of y’all’s foolishness
R.I.P. 🚘🦮🙏
I saw at least 2 deals going down, hope it was some nice weed & not crack
I'm gonna go with 3rd ward if I have to pick but thankfully I don't
Houston is the only major city in Texas that’s in the south smaller cities are like Tyler,Beaumont, Longview and Port Arthur
Charlie love these videos
Nice houses....i will move to either one.
What part of South Africa is this?
@8:08 did you hit that dog? 😂😂😂
I don't really care what people are doing as long as there happy that's all that matters anyway.
5th Ward has been name dropped by several rappers .
I'M NOT FROM TEXAS...BUT DALLAS HOODS LOOK WAY BETTER THAN HOUSTON HOODS FROM THESE VIDEOS I'VE SEEN💯💯💯
Houston by far has the roughest hoods in Texas.
Houston hoods are too gutta
South dallas is rough. Plus dallas right now Park row hood is the worst in texas
Houston hoods look country 😂
@@loo4oney the place by the state fair? It’s not that bad
The difference between 5th Ward and 3rd Ward is 5th Ward is mostly half Mexican now but third Ward is still mostly black
Electric traction from the 70s unheard of in Europe. And USA this is the No. 1 economy in the world?
These are 2 very small parts of the city. Westside and downtown are extremely wealthy
Only the lives of ordinary people begin to be poor. Your standard of living is the bottom.
@@steveharveysmustache3988 In other cities, these slums look the same.
@@endriubiker195 doesn’t mean the whole city looks like that. I would know considering I live in Houston and have lived in the worst parts and been to the nicest parts. South Chicago is one of the worst slums in the country. North Chicago is one of the richest areas in the country. Can’t base an entire city on the bad part there’s food and bad parts of every city even the ones in Europe
I've lived in Houston my whole life and I've yet to see something so Rural and poor looking👀😬
You must stay outside the Beltway which isn't really houston
A lot of Houston looks rural and poor. Go to the northside and eastside you will see a lot of neighborhoods that have no sidewalks and farm animals.
you must live outside of houston, ive never lived in a place that didnt look like this XD
Are Black neighborhoods in Houston connected with the Old South?
Somewhat, the most historic place for black neighborhoods was the 4th ward on westside but it’s been almost entirely gentrified. The south and southeast are starting to see an increase in Hispanics but the north and northeast have always been majorly black
Slap yourself
@@steveharveysmustache3988 Thats a Lie Black people have the most hoods on the Southside tf is you talking about 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@AshtonKusher the most “historic” place for black hoods was the 4th ward back in the 50s and 60s this is where most black neighborhoods were
U not covering 1/4 of 5thWard the Ward is big bro.
Who Bentley mulsanne was that
8:11 Totally normal too see a Bentley in this neighborhood. Totally not owned by a drug dealer.
Nah its Bidens house!
Probably just a lease
@@MV-nt4bq Even so, I think in that neighborhood you cannot drive a car like that without losing your rims, as a normal person that is.
3rd ward always was rougher than 5th ward especially in 2017 FBI report
i used to live in 3rd ward when our money was down, its not that good of a place, now im living much better
Looks like Suffolk VA to me.
Familiar with both of this areas they’re just two sides of the same poverty coin.
I wanted to move to Houston, not sure anymore. Ugh Why are their houses boarded up
This isn’t the whole city. The southside and northside are the worst but westside eastside and downtown look much better and are much safer
@Domo I mean yea fuck alief, but the actual westside is the most gentrified area in houston.
Good don't move here
@@steveharveysmustache3988 so Humble, Spring, The Woodlands ain’t good areas? The southwest consists of sugar land, Mo-city (the good part) Pearland, Manvel, Alvin…. Like bruh what are you talking about! 😂😂😂HOUSTON is big as shit! 10mins away from 5thward and 3rd ward is Downtown Houston! That shit ain’t cheap!
TSF Gangmembers by there, real shooters real killers real pimp OWEEEE !
5th Ward JP
I got stabbed 6 times in this hood when I was 7
You lame bruh
Cap
Where?in that ass?
@@nikko9632 I did not wear a cap. I had a beenie on.
You probably had it coming.
This is so depressing.
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
The Nickel and the Trey baby...
New Orleans looks much treacherous
I will jump in that train....and never comeback.
Everything outside of the 610 is really the suburbs. Even though it's in the city limits. Houston seems more like a county than a city.
That is the dumbest statement ever.
Well said. I couldn't agree more!!!
Almost hit that man dog
Хьюстон интересно.
Damn no Yates or TSU. Go to Alief next
Country AF
And will 💥💥💥💥 yo asx up
Gonna have to move to California where it's safe
somebody buy me a drank
Both are equally horrible, not fit places for human beings to live.
Tango blast!
Houston we got a problem
3rd way more cleaner.
DA DIRTY 3RD!!!!
Charlie, are you trying to get shot.
5ttttth Ward
5ttttth Ward
Depressing.
A Titans fitgh
✋✋✋
This is fucked up
Horrible area
Boi dats our home like it or not