These videos serve 2 functions for me. 1. Remind me how lucky I am 2. They're really relaxing and if I feel anxious watching these videos are so relaxing!!! Usually watch a video before bed everyday lol Thank you 🥰
Yeah because these niggas are stuck in a time warp. Might as well be 1998 right before Belly Dropped, all the way down to the clothes and OVERSIZED WHITE TEE'S. Everyone has to have some crispy white tee's, Jordans 4s, 5s, or 11s, Iverson's, Timberland boots, wave caps, and a Nokia.
Murders have definitely gone down in the Tre. Now, what we need is the the people who left for the outskirts and suburbs and their children to come back and reinvest in it to revitalize it organically. This neighborhood is way too rich in African-American history, heritage, and culture to let it fall to gentrification.
Woa Charlie, you really opened up my eyes, I knew being from Detroit was bad along with Chicago and parts of New York, until watching you touring other ravaged far away cities across America are suffering in the same way!
3rd ward!!! My stepdad grew up there and use to take me there a lot with him. I grew up in San Antonio and the difference is huge. My stepdad knew everyone out there it seemed and I always had so much fun there as a kid. It def has its good and bad. Love H town tho and Rip to my step pops.
Charlie has shown us so many sad, poverty stricken neighborhoods around the country. How can we believe that our economy is great, and that this administration values "all the people"? I had no idea Houston had a neighborhood like this.
@CWW kuahahahahahahahaha hahaha Cuba is doing great? I'm in Miami and believe me when I say it, Cubans want nothing to do with Cuba. lmao. That was low dude.
1 thing I, can surely say about Charlie is that, he's really exposing all of #45's lies of claiming to have made this country a better place for all. Keep up the good work Charlie!
Man I was I wrong about Houston & really Texas in general. I’ve seen hoods in Texas & even Houston, but I’ve never seen shit there at this level. This looks just like some Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas general South shit. 👀💡
Yea Houston has a lot of dilapidated areas. I remember Houston back in the 80’s and 90’s and recall a lot of the black neighborhoods being very run down. Especially 5th Ward and Trinity Gardens.
Majority of the Hoods people rap about from Houston look like this or just one step up . But yea it’s southern some people swear we the south west as in desert Southwest
It really isn't that bad lol. Cheap properties, if you're lucky you can meet your neighbors considering the amount of abandoned homes and just relax. Very accesible area to areas for example Downtown, Local Businesses and Parks. Just don't go outside cuz the COV 19 virus going on.
I've seen some disturbing comments about the "poor homes but nice cars" case most people make. I personally think this is a classic case of ignorant arrogance. So let me explain a little bit of wuss goin on. This is Third Ward. I've lived and worked here at the school to the right of the screen at 14:38 . The name of the school is Generation One (Look them up and donate!). Issa non profit pre school. Most homes that are in bad shape are not owned by the residents and are being neglected so they can be vacated, sold, and bought to be torn down to build more expensive property. They do this to raise the value up so the residents can't afford to stay there anymore when the property value raises. They want wealthier residents to move in to bring in more money. So, instead of addressing the issue of poverty they are strategically pushing them out to bring in more money. Don't be so naive to judge people for "not prioritizing" their money, when the people with real money are doing the same thing. This neighborhood is a reflection of our country: How we prioritize the unimportant but neglect the weightier matters of life. And stop judging, cuz yo scary a** aint finna go there.
No disrespect to you man. I was born and raised in houston. But when investors see this opportunity they have no remorse for those who don't have pride in what they have even if its a small neglected house. They'll buy alot buy that small house, build and raise the taxes. Those that can't pay higher taxes abandon their home or are bought out. Its an on going issue...
@@guess-who3991 this is me. (My artist page). No disrespect taken. You just reiterating what I said tho. The truth is this: You don't fix a neighborhood by moving the residents out. You fix a neighborhood by helping the residents. Teaching, serving, and meeting needs. That takes actual work, time, and patience. True American Spirit. Not this predatory mess.
My Favorite is how good they keep up the lawns and pick up the trash, keep up the good work homeowners. Junk cars and a few tires in the yard is a nice touch too.
Im European n i used to live in Houston as a teenager. I nevva got to see this part of town i lived in a luxury part of Houston and im thankfull 4 ur upload. You taught me abt the H-town i never knew.
I live in Houston. We are the 4th largest city in the United States. I'm very familiar with that side of town. These projects were build way before I was born. Money is donated periodically to give them a face lift. That is one of the roughest parts of the city. But you have two of our historical colleges TSU & UofH near by. Alot History in the area too.I love my city❤
Creative Thoughts I completely disagree the South and East Coast are the most violent, but the South and West Coast are the most plugged in meaning it’s more drug infested do the the southwest border, it’s close to Mexico
@Creative Thoughts bro those are bigger cities dude, the south and west coast leads in home invasion, gang assaults, the midwest just have murders cities. The south is more violent for a population so low and the drug abuse rate is higher and these are all drug hubs.
Ayo for a few Months i Lived in The South East part of Houston called Sunnyside around Scott Street, before Social media Existed. i was Living right across The Street from Lil Keke, They called Me New York out there, i had good times out there and i miss my people's out there, i hope they see this comment and reconnect with Me 💯
@@InAnotherLife90 I hate it when poor people make excuses for themselves. Yes nobody in 2020 should be living in poverty like this. However at some point you need to take responsibility for your own life instead of blaming it on other people. Nobody forced you to dump your trash in your front yard instead of taking it to the dumpster like normal people. You made that choice yourself.
@Drew K Yeah its really sad and ridiculous how poor people blame their situation on others. Oprah Winfrey made it out of poverty/the hoods and she didn't blame her poor start in life on ghosts/god/evil etc. You have choices people!
FL Biker you are so right. People need to come together and not depend on a mayor to do the work for them. How hard is it to pick up trash? Throw it away properly? Keep your property clean and clear of debris??
I graduated from the University of Houston, which is only a couple minutes away from this area. The campus is very clean and well-kept for the most part, which makes it crazy thinking that an area like this actually exists right next to the school.
I also think having a big well known school in/by the hood is a good thing bcuz the school will eventually build more buildings and upgrade the surrounding areas, creating better apartments/housing, public transportation, and just buying off land and making it better in general.
@@77vladus how a view of Google map gone tell u if it's bad or not. The ppl make it bad not the homes even tho im pretty sure he was talking bout pot holes
@@melaniejoseph5871 My aunt told me it was and I was shocked yet not so shocked due to the structure and appearance of those homes over there, they are stout and broad...
Yes @charlesmackk. This area n plenty other areas in houston was treacherous early 2000s, 90's, 80's, n 70's on back. Almost the whole houston. They cleaned & fixed up n regentrified all the hoods. This video is clean n and understatement compared to back in the days.
at minute 6:37, thats the store ( Ralstons Market) that was filmed in Jason's lyric where Allen Payne (Jason), Bokeem Woodbine ( Jason's little brother Joshua) Eddie Griffen ( Rat) Don't touch my hair ( was riding in Jason's truck and they saw Fast Freddy Rushion McDonald.
When I lived on the Yard at TSU in 1980, we called the Cuney projects across from the campus the CUNEY CONDOS.....there was nothing beautiful about them at that time. At some point years later, TSU somehow bought those
Just remember that the suburbs are less accessible for basically everyone. You should look at some of those neighborhoods they're building, you gotta drive 10 minutes just to get out the god damn neighborhood. Choose your neighborhood to your best advantage!
@@DrakonAndPage канализацию в ТРЕЙЛЕРНЫХ поселениях проектировать и сооружать? Серёзно?) Это во-первых. Во-вторых, Чарли как бы тоже местность не сканирует вглубь, а просто снимает окружающую урбанистическую среду. И вот как раз все эти локации и их особенности можно частенько наблюдать во многих голливудских перлах определенного жанра. Но Чарли все-равно красава)
@@B1-Han , мне интересно читать комменты самих американцев под его видео, они не пишут про урбанистику от слова совсем, американцы пишут о преступности, наркомании и безнадёжности этих районов. Многие удивляются, как он вообще не боится там ездить и советуют ему не выходить из машины в принципе. Может поэтому он и не углубляется особо в эти районы, иногда на его видео попадают драки и полицейские задержания. Вы наверное его не давно смотрите. Этот канал не про урбанистику, а про пиздец и безнадёгу в жизни простых американцев чёрного цвета 🥴
@@DrakonAndPage Смотрю год или два (время летит быстро, точно не скажу). На сколько мне известно, он начинал снимать трущобы своего родного посткризисного Детройта. Потом в комментах пошли предложения снять пригороды и районы других городов, и пошло-поехало... Есть у него действительно разное (где-то в Новом Орлеане, кажись, он случайно оказался на месте убийства сразу после проишествия). С недавнего времени он начал брать интервью у местных. Но я о другом... Все это отображено в американском кинематографе. Более того, иногда Голивуд не стесняется покызывать не только внешние "прелести" жизни, но и нутро всей системы (взять хотя бы фильмы "Brooklyn's Finest" и "Training Day"). Просто Чарли в очередной раз подчеркнул это на своем канале. Лично меня после просмотров поражает то, как плохая экономика съедает целые города и пригороды. P.S. "не сканирует местность вглубь" - тут я имел в виду "не акцентирует внимание на наличие или отсутствие тех или иных инженерных коммуникаций и других удобств". Про канализацию, короче говоря... )
412hwc Nun like it use to be. The projects were built in 1938. They knock them down n remodeled them at least 3 to 5 times since then. They were very raggedy n tore up. So was the neighborhood back in 70's, 80's, 90's n early 2000's. They regentrified the whole neighborhood n plenty other hoods in houston. The video is cleaned compared to how it use to look smfhh
Those houses may look ghetto but honestly the most ghetto the houses are the most friendly I think the people might be. They’re just underwaged people trying to do something for a living :)
I remember in the early 80s you could stop at a light without tons of youngsters running up to car. For the most part our inner city getting a face lift ugly condos coming to a hood near you
Downtown Houston in the early 80s was super ghetto. Worse than anything you see in America right now believe or not. That was a dark time for all large us cities
Houston is huge, I had no idea. I’m sure this was just one part of the city but you can tell how the hood stretch for blocks and blocks it’s a big, sprawling city. Bet it’s lit at night too.
I know this is an area full of poor people, but they can still be clean. They don’t have to throw their trash everywhere, and it’s easy to keep a yard clean.
Many of those houses are rentals probably. Meaning when those people move out after a couple months they probably dont have a trailer or just the desire to properly dispose of their furniture/trash, so they leave it on the curb for the city to deal with
I've lived in Houston all my life and have never seen this neighborhood. Nor the one where everyone is outside. Never seen homes so delapitated. Very sad
You obviously dont live in Houston City limits then. Yes it's sad but there's a bigger sense of community in these hoods compared to other suburban neighborhoods in my opinion.
At 5:54 remember that all the empty grass lots used to be filled with homes dating back to 2004 maybe 2006 but by 2006 alot of homes were either moved or torn down . i can remember small 1 bedroom apartments about the garages in third ward renting for 150$ to 200$ a month . no heat (window unit ac)1 sink and 1 small bathroom . subscribe 2 my youtube channel
One of the absolute worst things about Houston is there are too many people and the city has overbuilt. There are businesses within neighborhoods & visa versa. There are hardly any areas of open land and if there are, something is slapped up on it right quick. Too many people crammed into an already overcrowded city.
I don't think it's overcrowded. Hear me out, this city started off much like any other city in the us before the invention of cars, on a grid and very walkable. I'm guessing you mean overcrowded on the roads which is very true. But only because the only mode of transportation was driving a car and maybe a bus for a long time. The "city" if you can call it that outside of the inner loop takes up to much space with roads and residential neighborhoods that adds to the flooding issue. I don't know if Houstonians would agree with this but I think the city should cut back on building out and invest on building up because while usable land seems limitless they will eventually run out of space. I'm hopeful because Houston seems to be making progress on some of their issues .they're not perfect solutions but at least they're addressing their issues rather than sweeping it under the rug.
Houston looks worse than I thought. I'm not sure if the 5th ward was in this video but I was heard it was the worst in Houston. Are you on your way to the N.O. Charlie?
That a fairly recent phenomenon Derrick. I’m old enough to remember when 5th Ward was the baddest of the bad on Houston hence the nickname Bloody 5th. Mind you, 5th Ward and other Houston hoods like it are not “new hoods” either. A lot of those neighborhoods in SW used, and to some still are, to be considered suburban terrain.
@510_fitness cuney homes is next to the University of houston and texas southern university. The whole 3rd ward has change alot especially after they built the train .. The new 3rd ward aint nothing like the old tre trust me
My hood. Home of Jack Yates High, TSU and UH. Some awesome people come from thirdward. He only showed a few blocks and kept circling around Sampson. Thirdward is huge and it's some very expensive nice blocks that were not shown.
think the main problem in Houston is the trash in the streets ! ok, many buildings are ruined but I also can see nice and good cars !! the housing projects are reasonable !!
The only videos you have of Houston is Sunny side and 3rd Ward.. You still haven't showed Acres Homes, 5th ward, Hiram Clarke, Galena Park, Homestead, Studewood, SouthWest and not to mention the hoods inside of the hood Dead End, Cloverland, The Bottom, South Acres, Lincoln City, Yellowstone, Scott Union, Cashmere Gardens, The BRICKS, The hole, a lot of ppl don't know about the Hole.. Lol i can keep going too
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Why you not upload new vids from Detroit?
That’s not the Cuney homes. Vampires. Smh.
This looks like Beverley hills compared to poor districts in other parts of the world.....but you’d definitely be safer there
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These videos serve 2 functions for me.
1. Remind me how lucky I am
2. They're really relaxing and if I feel anxious watching these videos are so relaxing!!! Usually watch a video before bed everyday lol
Thank you 🥰
The Fish Whisperer ch is good too lol
That's because you be off that dopey dope
Same...its like ASMR for me
Since this relaxes you go to my page and click on relax videos. Let me know if you can’t find it I have something that is not ASMR but really good.
Yea driving videos are superb before bed .
CharlieBoy taking us places we'd never go ourselves. Thank you !!!
Probably Not Spam I would go.Especially because I'm from Houston.
@@htownsmookie6004 I would go too...but not on foot. lol
H-TOWN SMOOKIE he meant white folk
@@carlito_148 I'm as black as the ace of spades.
Same Im from h Town too
One thing that catches my attention is the amount of brand new luxury cars even in the poorest hoods in America.
That's the same thing I said.
Some of them commit social security fraud to get a big check. They have no shame, pull up to the social security office in Cadillac.
@Marcio Santos
Blacks will live in a shack but still try to have a tight ride.
Keeping up with the Jones, broke asf living in the hood but still gotta have the tight whip with the rims
That's how the spend their hard earned welfare checks
Watching these videos is so therapeutic for me. This reminds me so much of the 90s/early 2000's for some reason...
Remind me of skipping school and smoking weed, fighting, and making some cheap movies with our camera phones 🤣
Yeah because these niggas are stuck in a time warp. Might as well be 1998 right before Belly Dropped, all the way down to the clothes and OVERSIZED WHITE TEE'S.
Everyone has to have some crispy white tee's, Jordans 4s, 5s, or 11s, Iverson's, Timberland boots, wave caps, and a Nokia.
@@TheBikemaster94 lol man those were the good ol' days😂😂
@@sargewilliepete2174 lol you described that time period perfectly..
@Quavion OfficialUA-cam me too my man..
I live in Houston and ,that's 3rd ward..Texas Southern University is right across the street from thoses. Projects , and so is University Of Houston.
Cream burger is the spot...get u one
justin brew cream burger is a disgusting name lol
Good maybe the students will learn stay away from drugs and get a good education
Oh this is the neighborhood scarface was talking about
@@Paaka scarface from south acres/sunnyside more south than 3rd ward
Murders have definitely gone down in the Tre. Now, what we need is the the people who left for the outskirts and suburbs and their children to come back and reinvest in it to revitalize it organically. This neighborhood is way too rich in African-American history, heritage, and culture to let it fall to gentrification.
Tize maybe that “heritage” is the issue with places like this. There is a common denominator...
The people residing there need to be the ones to do it.
Facts
I’m looking to buy in the area myself. I would be considered gentrifier though.
This doesn't make sense. If people who left for the suburbs came back, that's going to cause gentrification
Wrecked up homes, but some decent wheels in the street....Financial cornucopia...
Veljko Dragovic you’d be surprised I’ve seen 70k amg Mercedes nice truck not so nice homes
Most cars are replacements after the hurricane. Which by the way all the flooded cars are still sitting abandoned in Baytown
.....pretty cool how everyone comes out to greet their neighbors before heading out to work and school
Woa Charlie, you really opened up my eyes, I knew being from Detroit was bad along with Chicago and parts of New York, until watching you touring other ravaged far away cities across America are suffering in the same way!
3rd ward!!! My stepdad grew up there and use to take me there a lot with him. I grew up in San Antonio and the difference is huge. My stepdad knew everyone out there it seemed and I always had so much fun there as a kid. It def has its good and bad. Love H town tho and Rip to my step pops.
Charlie has shown us so many sad, poverty stricken neighborhoods around the country. How can we believe that our economy is great, and that this administration
values "all the people"? I had no idea Houston had a neighborhood like this.
But... China, Iran and most of all Russia! It’s their fault!😱
They gotta hustle through it. I believe in our people!
Every large city has these neighborhoods!
Stop it. These neighborhoods exist because people want them to exist.
Houston yall got a problem
Ambition-Hard work-Pride -Shame & Disgrace ! Are words never spoken in these Ghetto areas.
@CWW how about Venezuela? Or Cuba? Oh, wait you mean white countries don't ya? jiji
@CWW kuahahahahahahahaha hahaha Cuba is doing great? I'm in Miami and believe me when I say it, Cubans want nothing to do with Cuba. lmao. That was low dude.
@CWW capitalism indeed has its flaws , but still a much more preferable option than communism
@Embrace The Chaos No way Mexico is better than Cuba.
1 thing I, can surely say about Charlie is that, he's really exposing all of #45's lies of claiming to have made this country a better place for all. Keep up the good work Charlie!
@Tim Thomas You tell me. Sounds like, you already have an idea.
Tim Thomas oh yeah? It’s been like that since before the bush administration you damn troll
@@JenniFromDaGhetto Truth.
You need your hand held to better yourself? Trash ass homes with luxury cars lol these people want handouts and their priorities are all out of wack
Man I was I wrong about Houston & really Texas in general. I’ve seen hoods in Texas & even Houston, but I’ve never seen shit there at this level. This looks just like some Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas general South shit. 👀💡
This is traditional Houston
Yea Houston has a lot of dilapidated areas. I remember Houston back in the 80’s and 90’s and recall a lot of the black neighborhoods being very run down. Especially 5th Ward and Trinity Gardens.
Majority of the Hoods people rap about from Houston look like this or just one step up . But yea it’s southern some people swear we the south west as in desert Southwest
I seen places like that in Oklahoma City especially on the east side
Im from Houston and still live here, i'm from Sunnyside (about 2 hoods over) it's like this in Houston in more than just this area of 3rd Ward...
HOUSTON we have a problem.
....we have many problems!
sadly
What an original comment
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hahaha, I'm lucky, that I live in Poland :) we don't have slums like here :)
I give thanks to God everyday for what I have and where I live.Thanks for showing us.
It really isn't that bad lol. Cheap properties, if you're lucky you can meet your neighbors considering the amount of abandoned homes and just relax. Very accesible area to areas for example Downtown, Local Businesses and Parks. Just don't go outside cuz the COV 19 virus going on.
I've seen some disturbing comments about the "poor homes but nice cars" case most people make. I personally think this is a classic case of ignorant arrogance. So let me explain a little bit of wuss goin on.
This is Third Ward. I've lived and worked here at the school to the right of the screen at 14:38 . The name of the school is Generation One (Look them up and donate!). Issa non profit pre school. Most homes that are in bad shape are not owned by the residents and are being neglected so they can be vacated, sold, and bought to be torn down to build more expensive property. They do this to raise the value up so the residents can't afford to stay there anymore when the property value raises. They want wealthier residents to move in to bring in more money. So, instead of addressing the issue of poverty they are strategically pushing them out to bring in more money.
Don't be so naive to judge people for "not prioritizing" their money, when the people with real money are doing the same thing. This neighborhood is a reflection of our country: How we prioritize the unimportant but neglect the weightier matters of life.
And stop judging, cuz yo scary a** aint finna go there.
*to be clear, Im saying the comments on this video are ignorant arrogance
No disrespect to you man. I was born and raised in houston. But when investors see this opportunity they have no remorse for those who don't have pride in what they have even if its a small neglected house. They'll buy alot buy that small house, build and raise the taxes. Those that can't pay higher taxes abandon their home or are bought out. Its an on going issue...
@@guess-who3991 this is me. (My artist page). No disrespect taken. You just reiterating what I said tho.
The truth is this: You don't fix a neighborhood by moving the residents out. You fix a neighborhood by helping the residents. Teaching, serving, and meeting needs. That takes actual work, time, and patience. True American Spirit. Not this predatory mess.
My Favorite is how good they keep up the lawns and pick up the trash, keep up the good work homeowners. Junk cars and a few tires in the yard is a nice touch too.
Ain’t that the truth!😂
Im European n i used to live in Houston as a teenager. I nevva got to see this part of town i lived in a luxury part of Houston and im thankfull 4 ur upload. You taught me abt the H-town i never knew.
White privileged
I live in Houston. We are the 4th largest city in the United States. I'm very familiar with that side of town. These projects were build way before I was born. Money is donated periodically to give them a face lift. That is one of the roughest parts of the city. But you have two of our historical colleges TSU & UofH near by. Alot History in the area too.I love my city❤
Looks worse then the worse part of LA I can only imagine at night
Texas is way more violent than California too
Actually it's quite peaceful
Creative Thoughts I completely disagree the South and East Coast are the most violent, but the South and West Coast are the most plugged in meaning it’s more drug infested do the the southwest border, it’s close to Mexico
@Creative Thoughts bro those are bigger cities dude, the south and west coast leads in home invasion, gang assaults, the midwest just have murders cities. The south is more violent for a population so low and the drug abuse rate is higher and these are all drug hubs.
@@abreannemau7887 Houstons murder and crime rates are skyrocketing
"We've all been here before..." from "Deja Vu" by Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young...
The "We Buy Your House" sign @ 5:39 is ironic...
Ayo for a few Months i Lived in The South East part of Houston called Sunnyside around Scott Street, before Social media Existed. i was Living right across The Street from Lil Keke, They called Me New York out there, i had good times out there and i miss my people's out there, i hope they see this comment and reconnect with Me 💯
Thats whsts up . Love from Houston mayne
@roastmypig Really?
@Ryan Williams I believe you!
This reply section 😂😂
America, the perfect example of a country of the haves and the have nots
@Jess W Do we? What's the reason?
@@mie... angry native american ghosts
@Jess W is it poltergeists?
@@InAnotherLife90 I hate it when poor people make excuses for themselves. Yes nobody in 2020 should be living in poverty like this. However at some point you need to take responsibility for your own life instead of blaming it on other people. Nobody forced you to dump your trash in your front yard instead of taking it to the dumpster like normal people. You made that choice yourself.
@Drew K Yeah its really sad and ridiculous how poor people blame their situation on others. Oprah Winfrey made it out of poverty/the hoods and she didn't blame her poor start in life on ghosts/god/evil etc. You have choices people!
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Where Fast Freddy was dancing
What has the Mayor of Houston done with the HUD funding and vouchers to renovate these black neighborhoods?These houses were built in the 1940's.
Buick Electra 225 he’s extremely corrupt yet voters still blindly vote him in
Government is not your mommy. Question is...why aren't the residents of that neighborhood taking care of their s**t?? People make the place.
FL Biker I was going to say the same thing.
Those neighborhoods probably weren’t black in the 1940s
FL Biker you are so right. People need to come together and not depend on a mayor to do the work for them. How hard is it to pick up trash? Throw it away properly? Keep your property clean and clear of debris??
Dont forget acres homes
" From 5th Ward 2 Acres Homes , they know me aggin"- Willie"D"
Are they called garden city homes
I graduated from the University of Houston, which is only a couple minutes away from this area. The campus is very clean and well-kept for the most part, which makes it crazy thinking that an area like this actually exists right next to the school.
Majority of public universities are built in or by the hood. Its cheaper to do so, so that means more money in the school pocket
I also think having a big well known school in/by the hood is a good thing bcuz the school will eventually build more buildings and upgrade the surrounding areas, creating better apartments/housing, public transportation, and just buying off land and making it better in general.
Raymond Nguyen university of tulsa is similar people getting robbed jogging behind the school n shit
@@velvetstorm4563- True but that's when prices raise so high that the average person cant continue to pay...
@@itsthatatm8345 also true, which is a major con, but you pay the price to live nice, sadly. That's why I'm trying to get my certifications now.
Glad you didn't go down Jensen St., it would not be a smooth ride 😄💀
Hi I have checked thr google map, hmmm doesn't look that bat!!
@@77vladus i think he is talking about the actual condition of the street. Houston has alot of bad roads
@@77vladus how a view of Google map gone tell u if it's bad or not. The ppl make it bad not the homes even tho im pretty sure he was talking bout pot holes
3rd ward Texas!
3rd World...….
Yes 3rd world
Gotta be listening to slim thug and Paul wall while driving in circles charles
Mike Jones ! 🤣
My grandmother grew up in the Cuney Homes back in the 40’s and 50’s. Cool u went down to see em.
It wasn't for the moneyless then though huh...???
Yung ATM It was always the projects. It was built in 1938 to house poor/working class black ppl.
@@melaniejoseph5871- O wow... Was McGregor for the wealthy back then???
Yung ATM Idk if it was that far back. But It used to be for wealthy white people, but now it’s black folk that live over there.
@@melaniejoseph5871 My aunt told me it was and I was shocked yet not so shocked due to the structure and appearance of those homes over there, they are stout and broad...
That actually was a pretty clean looking projects.
Grey skies. Must been cold that day. Everybody been inside for minute.
Yes @charlesmackk. This area n plenty other areas in houston was treacherous early 2000s, 90's, 80's, n 70's on back. Almost the whole houston. They cleaned & fixed up n regentrified all the hoods. This video is clean n and understatement compared to back in the days.
@jojofromtx I see that anywhere, boring😒
damn, i've always known H town was turnt up but ive never seen how it looks.
I remember I was one of the only Mexicans staying in cunney homes I remember they use to serve us food right der by the basketball court
@6:29 Can't see it but to the left is where Jason's lyric was filmed!
Once again long neighborhood blocks , there was a trash dumping early in video , but neighborhoods look kept up, I saw two burned out houses
Hell. I work In Houston. Can confirm that most surrounding areas are pretty shit. Gotta stay strapped or get clapped. Can’t be caught lackin’.
Right next to two Universities too. Go to the SWAT next!
icewater3001 lol what’s in the swat nothing but apt
P J southwest alief texas
at minute 6:37, thats the store ( Ralstons Market) that was filmed in Jason's lyric where Allen Payne (Jason), Bokeem Woodbine ( Jason's little brother Joshua) Eddie Griffen ( Rat) Don't touch my hair ( was riding in Jason's truck and they saw Fast Freddy Rushion McDonald.
Another Great one charlie👍🏿
Don't look too bad yet, like Detroit 15 years ago.
They cleaned up third ward 10 years ago. This the clean version sir
Mindokwin I would hate to see what you think bad is!
It looks absolutely horrid
@@bubbathebulldog Look at Charlies Detroit hood videos.That's bad, or worse I would say, not that I would call this good.
@Drew K what part of Detroit you talking? Hamtramck? Lmfao Detroit doesn't look any better
When I lived on the Yard at TSU in 1980, we called the Cuney projects across from the campus the CUNEY CONDOS.....there was nothing beautiful about them at that time. At some point years later, TSU somehow bought those
Now go by Lyons and Waco St...
I haven’t seen him do anything on the North yet spoonbred
Streets are clean...maybe old; tidier than Philly.
@aaron aragon
Much cleaner than most ghetto areas.
@Ryan Williams
No one said it was my dood. Stop being triggered.
My entire experience of urban blight is comprised en toto by these videos. My observation was sincere. So stuff it. 🙌
@Ryan Williams
U from H-town? Break yoself foo
Yo you're right I'm from Baltimore but live in SW Houston now it's much cleaner than back East
At least the 2 colleges offer hope. Hope to escape this hood for a suburb.
Just remember that the suburbs are less accessible for basically everyone. You should look at some of those neighborhoods they're building, you gotta drive 10 minutes just to get out the god damn neighborhood. Choose your neighborhood to your best advantage!
@@WhiteOut- most of houston is far from everything
Grew up in Houston in the 50''s. this is video archeology... Thanks.
Чарли, бро, спасибо, что даёшь заглянуть нам в настоящую Америку - Америку простых людей, а не голивудского глянца и политкорректности 🙏♥️🇷🇺
Голливуд, кто бы что не говорил, как раз дает возможность лицезреть "Америку простых людей". Если только не ограничивать себя вселенной Марвел)
@@B1-Han, серьёзно? А можете, по теме «отсутствие канализации в трейлерных городах Оклахомы», что-то голливудское посоветовать посмотреть, спасибо 🙏
@@DrakonAndPage канализацию в ТРЕЙЛЕРНЫХ поселениях проектировать и сооружать? Серёзно?) Это во-первых. Во-вторых, Чарли как бы тоже местность не сканирует вглубь, а просто снимает окружающую урбанистическую среду. И вот как раз все эти локации и их особенности можно частенько наблюдать во многих голливудских перлах определенного жанра.
Но Чарли все-равно красава)
@@B1-Han , мне интересно читать комменты самих американцев под его видео, они не пишут про урбанистику от слова совсем, американцы пишут о преступности, наркомании и безнадёжности этих районов. Многие удивляются, как он вообще не боится там ездить и советуют ему не выходить из машины в принципе. Может поэтому он и не углубляется особо в эти районы, иногда на его видео попадают драки и полицейские задержания. Вы наверное его не давно смотрите. Этот канал не про урбанистику, а про пиздец и безнадёгу в жизни простых американцев чёрного цвета 🥴
@@DrakonAndPage Смотрю год или два (время летит быстро, точно не скажу). На сколько мне известно, он начинал снимать трущобы своего родного посткризисного Детройта. Потом в комментах пошли предложения снять пригороды и районы других городов, и пошло-поехало... Есть у него действительно разное (где-то в Новом Орлеане, кажись, он случайно оказался на месте убийства сразу после проишествия). С недавнего времени он начал брать интервью у местных.
Но я о другом... Все это отображено в американском кинематографе. Более того, иногда Голивуд не стесняется покызывать не только внешние "прелести" жизни, но и нутро всей системы (взять хотя бы фильмы "Brooklyn's Finest" и "Training Day"). Просто Чарли в очередной раз подчеркнул это на своем канале.
Лично меня после просмотров поражает то, как плохая экономика съедает целые города и пригороды.
P.S.
"не сканирует местность вглубь" - тут я имел в виду "не акцентирует внимание на наличие или отсутствие тех или иных инженерных коммуникаций и других удобств". Про канализацию, короче говоря... )
the projects look better than tha damn hood lol
412hwc Nun like it use to be. The projects were built in 1938. They knock them down n remodeled them at least 3 to 5 times since then. They were very raggedy n tore up. So was the neighborhood back in 70's, 80's, 90's n early 2000's. They regentrified the whole neighborhood n plenty other hoods in houston. The video is cleaned compared to how it use to look smfhh
Continued.....TSU somehow bought those homes from the government and turned them into student apartments.
HOORAY! I see people on the streets!
Did someone turn off the Internet in Houston?..
Haha
nah you see ppl rolling dice and playing checkers outside off OTS and Scott st
OST*
@@ashreactive That's "OST", Not OTS...
@@vivians9392 yeah I corrected myself right after in second comment ;P
Those houses may look ghetto but honestly the most ghetto the houses are the most friendly I think the people might be. They’re just underwaged people trying to do something for a living :)
Damn, brooms must really be expensive in these places !
You should do one on SW Houston maybe by west park or gulfton. That’s the hood too 🤘🏽
naa Fondren and spice lane .. or white cap
Head over into the Gunspoint area of Houston, that's a whole lotta ghetto!
Yahweh bless me to get out looking at it makes me cry thank you for posting beautiful king.
I remember in the early 80s you could stop at a light without tons of youngsters running up to car. For the most part our inner city getting a face lift ugly condos coming to a hood near you
Downtown Houston in the early 80s was super ghetto. Worse than anything you see in America right now believe or not. That was a dark time for all large us cities
Sad. No where in America should look like this. Sad to see trash piled up, streets with no sidewalks, things like that.
Dam what happened to the city sanitation workers cleaning up the neighborhoods
My hood,great memories especially when I grew up by the Cuney Homes,Holman st,Cobb st,and Tierwester!
It seems to me that once upon a time many years ago these homes were really nice. A quaint neighborhood. Sad.
Houston is huge, I had no idea. I’m sure this was just one part of the city but you can tell how the hood stretch for blocks and blocks it’s a big, sprawling city. Bet it’s lit at night too.
Well, yes some hoods sprawl due to the massive size here. But Charlie also circled around blocks, wasn’t a straight line in this video
Yaass this is my city...born and raised in Southeast Houston 288/HollyHall/"South Union" baby....😀
Always been curious, met a girl in Hawaii from Houston who would talk about it
Christian Hill Well this is the hood my guy lol
In Houston we call those shotgun houses because of you shoot a shotgun through the front door it will go out the back door
Yea, so does every other place in the south. Lol.
damn charlie really be out here
I know this is an area full of poor people, but they can still be clean. They don’t have to throw their trash everywhere, and it’s easy to keep a yard clean.
They don't seem to have gardens either.
Most likely homeless people digging In Trash
Many of those houses are rentals probably. Meaning when those people move out after a couple months they probably dont have a trailer or just the desire to properly dispose of their furniture/trash, so they leave it on the curb for the city to deal with
xcellken1 lmao who would take time out of their day to do that. What kind of made up shit is that 😂
@xcellken1 no one has that much time... they most likely dump it in an empty field near their neighborhood
I've lived in Houston all my life and have never seen this neighborhood. Nor the one where everyone is outside. Never seen homes so delapitated. Very sad
You obviously dont live in Houston City limits then. Yes it's sad but there's a bigger sense of community in these hoods compared to other suburban neighborhoods in my opinion.
@@brenguerra703 no wonder, you're on the rich side 😂
You need to get out more lol
Sound like you need to check your power steering fluid bruh
At 5:54 remember that all the empty grass lots used to be filled with homes dating back to 2004 maybe 2006 but by 2006 alot of homes were either moved or torn down . i can remember small 1 bedroom apartments about the garages in third ward renting for 150$ to 200$ a month . no heat (window unit ac)1 sink and 1 small bathroom . subscribe 2 my youtube channel
One of the absolute worst things about Houston is there are too many people and the city has overbuilt. There are businesses within neighborhoods & visa versa. There are hardly any areas of open land and if there are, something is slapped up on it right quick. Too many people crammed into an already overcrowded city.
I don't think it's overcrowded. Hear me out, this city started off much like any other city in the us before the invention of cars, on a grid and very walkable. I'm guessing you mean overcrowded on the roads which is very true. But only because the only mode of transportation was driving a car and maybe a bus for a long time. The "city" if you can call it that outside of the inner loop takes up to much space with roads and residential neighborhoods that adds to the flooding issue. I don't know if Houstonians would agree with this but I think the city should cut back on building out and invest on building up because while usable land seems limitless they will eventually run out of space. I'm hopeful because Houston seems to be making progress on some of their issues .they're not perfect solutions but at least they're addressing their issues rather than sweeping it under the rug.
For a city, Houston is one the least dense populated cities. Cities like San Francisco, NYC, Boston and Philly are overcrowded
I’ve never been, but the overall look of Houston reminds me of where I live in New Orleans
And this is just one hood.. 3rd ward
Why can’t Houston at least pick up all the massive amounts of garbage ❤️🇨🇦
@Big Fat Farting Asses ain't no lying there.
Dirty south?
The city does and then it goes right back to square one
Right my town ain't even like this
Wow. There are recycling bins to help clean up the neighborhood. No matter how bad the neighborhood is you gotta be civic minded.
10years from now all of 3rd ward might be gentrified
Charliebo seen those new developments, cut the camera real quick. That side of Houston is definitely changing
Where
justin brew you had to really pay attention
Houston looks worse than I thought. I'm not sure if the 5th ward was in this video but I was heard it was the worst in Houston. Are you on your way to the N.O. Charlie?
Already back in Detroit as of last night. New Orleans will be sometime before the end of April, possibly next month.
@@CharlieBo313 Charlie can you hit some towns outside New Orleans.. Across the Lake, (Hammond or Slidell) ?
That a fairly recent phenomenon Derrick. I’m old enough to remember when 5th Ward was the baddest of the bad on Houston hence the nickname Bloody 5th. Mind you, 5th Ward and other Houston hoods like it are not “new hoods” either. A lot of those neighborhoods in SW used, and to some still are, to be considered suburban terrain.
It’s weird that I always be doing Uber eats around these parts
looks way better than my child hood home
People won’t believe that back in the day you had to get in a line 20-30 cars deep to get served
Sheesh. What I’ve gather from this video is that these people priorities are messed up, because their homes are dumps, but their cars are top notch.
The projects are nicer then single family homes there☠️☠️☠️
510_fitness They remodeled those projects a while back.. They use to look way worse back in the 80’s and 90’s..
@510_fitness cuney homes is next to the University of houston and texas southern university. The whole 3rd ward has change alot especially after they built the train .. The new 3rd ward aint nothing like the old tre trust me
My hood. Home of Jack Yates High, TSU and UH. Some awesome people come from thirdward. He only showed a few blocks and kept circling around Sampson. Thirdward is huge and it's some very expensive nice blocks that were not shown.
think the main problem in Houston is the trash in the streets ! ok, many buildings are ruined but I also can see nice and good cars !! the housing projects are reasonable !!
The only videos you have of Houston is Sunny side and 3rd Ward.. You still haven't showed Acres Homes, 5th ward, Hiram Clarke, Galena Park, Homestead, Studewood, SouthWest and not to mention the hoods inside of the hood Dead End, Cloverland, The Bottom, South Acres, Lincoln City, Yellowstone, Scott Union, Cashmere Gardens, The BRICKS, The hole, a lot of ppl don't know about the Hole.. Lol i can keep going too
This is by UH and TSU
Everyone talking about the cars that are in the yards , never asked themselves “are the houses paid for “ the answer is yes
The home of George Floyd.. #RIP
Seems like paradise compared to juarez mexico
This is mexico
South Texas is just Texas Mexico but with more action and more dangerous people.
Great Footage, Big Dawg.. . Cottage Oak Cliff & 'Em
Os Lugares dos Usa que não são mostrados na mídia!, que pela primeira vez tô vendo isto!
Portuguese Brazil
Nao falo portugues, pero USA nao é asim por tudos lados. Solo Uma pequenha parte. lol I'm can't write Portuguese to save my life.
@@officialspaceefrain
Isso Também espero que não
@Ana Francisca Z
Detroit a cidade mas perigosa dos Eua
@Ana Francisca Z
Sério, Tô sabendo agora...
hay lugares mas peor que houston
These hoods look sad, and very uninviting. :-(
I work in San Bernardino Ca and it's worse than this.
This where the famous Ken’s kitchen is located stop by and get you a death plate for the $8
This whole area seems ravaged by hurricanes and tropical storms.
All those pier and beam homes.
I guess those stop 🛑 signs read yield ⚠️ to you 🧐
Its Texas. I live in Texas. No one ever stops completely, if you don't see anyone on the road just slow down and go 🤣🤣
That's to avoid getting carjacked.
shoulda went 2 Selinsky Rd if u wanted 2 see Htown worst looking hoodz
The dead end
keep up the good work charlie
hey man let me hold a dollar
Houston, we have a problem!