Baltimore Hood Tour

[@freddietz96]

Very familiar. I don’t think people online really believe me when I tell them major portions of my hometown look like someplace out of the third world-some sort of Haitian slum-but there you have it. And a lot of it’s racism. Most. It goes back more than 60 years, back in the 1950’s when local white and Jewish slum lords had the city laws changed so they (the slum lords) wouldn’t have to do the same maintenance on their properties that everyone in the county did on theirs. The result is you had an entire generation of Baltimore City black youth poisoned with lead and other toxic materials, who then sired still another generation. “Harry Weinberg”. Guy was a huge Jewish slumlord in 1950’s-became a billionaire on slum properties in Maryland, Pennsylvania and Texas. Now, you go anywhere in b-more and you see these signs “Donated by the Harry and Janet Weinberg Trust”-well, yeah, once you financially eviscerate a city, make it dependent on charity, then have your estate make a bunch of charitable contributions-then you look like the hero you’re simply not. You go down to where the old Memorial Stadium used to be-the city couldn’t afford to keep it around-and you see “The Harry and Janet Weinberg Family YMCA”-funny, how the only person who can afford to set-up a Young Men’s Christian Association gymnasium in b-more is one of the Jewish slumlords who who relieved an entire local generation of its future. This segues right into the heroin boom of the late 1960’s-a clandestine money source for the CIA performing their covert ops that aren’t covered by congressional approval. Basically, the reason for the heroin arriving here is due to the land-routes of interstate transportation: by way of I-70 and I-81, not to mention rail routes, anything arriving at Baltimore’s port can be shipped farther through America than any other east coast port. That’s both legal goods as well as illegal merchandise (such as opium). So, by the early 1980s you have about 2 generations of brain-damaged Baltimore black males who know how to do nothing but peddle dope, with no landlords doing repairs and nobody wanting to move into those areas. And that’s not the whole city, but it’s still a lot-and you see that in this vid. See the results. Block after block after block-like staring out at 1990’s Sarajevo-or 1980’s Beirut. As far as what can be done now, what needs to be done is people have to unify locally for a constructive goal, a constructive ideal. Start working on local trade-keeping things in the community. Community policing, community healthcare-alternative healthcare. Urban gardening. Urban water treatment-house to house, if need be. And everybody educates everybody else. Be careful who you trust outside the community, what you chose in the way of “diversions”-which cultural expressions are wholesome, and which aren’t. Trust independent cultural expressions over anything corporate. Be aware of the simple truth, “the less welfare you can take from the government, the better”-you want people helping you live a dignified modern life, not throwing you crumbs. And-if it matters-I’m white. I’m just saying these things because I’m sick of the lies and outright half-truths older members of my own race keep telling the younger generation. You have racists who post pictures of American urban blight all over the internet and say, “Look at what the Negroes do when they move into an area!”-yet these same “pundits” act like heroin just comes into our country by accident, or that slumlords wish the people well-or that a disenfranchised segment of the population, stigmatized by their skin, had any real control over their collective destiny in the 1950’s. So…you got a brain. Use it. Make your community smarter, then make the world smarter. That’s how life gets made better for all concerned.

[@NoMorePodDes]

Deep

[@martiwaterman1437]

Your frankness is refreshing, however, that level of urban blight and decay is hard to overcome without proper resources. Resources not available to these communities. The "Harry Weinbergs" of this country are too powerful, influential and amoral. Saw the same thing happen in my old nabe in Brooklyn in the 70s, 80s and 90s making it ripe for "gentrification." These communities are strategically flooded with brain-dulling drugs to inhibit people from thriving. Much of the population at large prefer to believe and perpetuate the propaganda and rhetoric about "those people." The systemic lies are far too ingrained. Thanks for your comment.

[@MrJesusweeps]

You're 110% wrong, but nice try.

[@freddietz96]

MrJesusweeps And I take it you get some sort of award for getting online, making accusations against what other people report on their hometown; you get this award without backing your statements up, without providing any contrary evidence--just flat-out empty statements. And where'd you get the 110% figure? You some sort of actuary? Or just another a-hole with a computer keypad?

[@SwissMarksman]

Allways blaming the Jews .. that's the easiest way ..

[@AndreonLong]

Thank you for this. My father in law gave me a tour like this when I first visited. I wanted to see where the real people lived. He wasn't afraid to show me.

[@CharlieBo313]

At 9:47 that guy on the left looks like he is dancing to the music in the video lol.

[@youngmoose6256]

yea

[@chaoshuffer]

Baltimore is so damn beautiful in a tragic sort of way. All those boarded up row-houses and abandoned buildings mixed in with people living their lives and green grass growing. The relatively uniform building heights and odd lack of almost any graffiti also make it look unlike almost anywhere else. A million stories on those streets...

[@natejones5]

So depressing. Place even looks like a physical trap. A labyrinth.

[@annabrown9850]

I grew up in Baltimore and lived there the first 35 years of my life. We were what I would call very low middle class, not quite poor, but surely not well off. My dad worked at the steel mill and ran a garage. Mom took care of the home until I was in high school. So sad to see what is happening to a once great city.

[@mikederham1631]

The last beat is one of the beats I've ever heard! Beautiful!

[@funkadelicacy2153]

4:59 you definitely missed the fight by turning the camera

[@alienstarguest]

Most of these neighborhoods have potential. This looks like paradise compared to some parts of Philly. I grew up just over the county line from NW Balto. It was a practical utopia 60s to well into 80s.

[@munch9331]

Was gonna say the same thing. Right off the valley forge exit comes to mind. The more trash you start to see, the closer you are to Philly

[@GoIdenVegas]

Man, what's wrong with this city? So many beautiful abandoned buildings, nice cars in the streets, people walking around like fools, it's sad that great communities have to experience that.

[@mistacappuccino2726]

Where do you see nice cars?

[@GoIdenVegas]

MistaCappuccino Man, am I worng when I say there are many nice cars there? lots of unemployed guys walking around like zombies, no prospect of life, even so, there are many wonders in this city, seeing it, I think that people like this place.

[@mistacappuccino2726]

***** That's true, yes. I was just asking where do you see nice cars? Most are pretty crappy ones from the late 90s/early 2000s.

[@GoIdenVegas]

laughing out loud now.... okay, but remember, pretty crappy-nice cars are lovely when you are unemployed in a city like that, ain't it?

[@mistacappuccino2726]

***** I guess, but it isn't anything special, because pretty much everyone can get a car in America, due to getting payed high welfare and food stamps. Doesn't seem like you live in America, since you don't know the standards.

[@linwilllogan]

The architecture is stunning!

[@desertgirl3374]

Really like the Lana song. Good touch. This is so sad. You can tell Baltimore used to be an absolutely beautiful city. Hopefully resolution comes soon. 🙏🏽

[@robertpreskop4425]

Not only Baltimore but also Camden NJ, Chester PA, Bridgeport CT, Niagara Falls NY, Youngstown OH, Saginaw MI, Gary IN and many other older northern US cities suffering from severe urban distress.

[@kakira1sims266]

Great video! I'm blonde white female, and I live in Finland and often night-time walk around town with my dogs.I love it, and if I lived in a place like this, would not be going to out even during the day .. Fantastic that I can see the video through a lot of dangerous places ...

[@zoticus1]

you are smart, stay in Finland

[@TheKrissyShow13]

Thats offwnsive

[@nickademofrost46]

Kristina Storm AND also true, very true.

[@TheKrissyShow13]

nickademo frost​ okay. How tv would you feel if someone said that about your city!?? Bitch listen. Im 14. Not once in my 14 years of living have I heard about a girl getting raped or even a boy. Yeah a murder or getting robbed is common but exactly why we are nicknamed Balconies Murderland. Get on my damn level and stay in Fucking finland

[@williamreilly3172]

please come and visit us

[@mrtrek64]

Amazing how little traffic there is

[@Christopher-lb1oc]

mrtrek64 Sometimes it's super bad lol.

[@robertpreskop4425]

No reason to travel those streets.

[@KaranThakur927]

What's the name of 2nd track? Perfectly suits the vibes. I have lived in Baltimore for 2 years, still feel the ghetto areas chills.

[@AaronG1221]

Karan Thakur Gucci Mane - White Horse

[@KaranThakur927]

AaronG1221 Do you have a link for the music. I cannot find it anywhere

[@AaronG1221]

Karan Thakur Sorry I couldn't find a link either. There was definitely an instrumental video and a video with the regular song when I put this together a couple yrs ago

[@KaranThakur927]

AaronG1221 Ohh no problem. No idea why it's not available anywhere. Do you have it's audio file

[@robertpreskop4425]

@@AaronG1221 the third track is my favorite tune, it is appropriate for the vibes of these distressed neighborhoods.

[@CreationuL]

I love looking at Baltimore and Philly ghettos.. Somethin about the vacant row houses and narrow streets

[@robertpreskop4425]

Both Chester PA and Camden NJ have similar housing stock in their hoods.

[@MasterShot-ke1mr]

Greenmount/York Rd Fleet st North ave potee st I was a zoo keeper (police) in Baltimore till one of the animals attacked with a baseball bat. he took out my left shoulder & several ribs from behind. I staggered forward and spun around clearing my weapon and shooting him once in the stomack and once in the shoulder (i bet he didnt like his own medicine) as I think 5 units pulled up It was over a domestic violence call. Now I'm in Tampa Florida and when I get my health back I'm thinking about becoming a Hillsboro or Pasco county zookeeper. (sheriff deputy)

[@kingjay2766]

Викентий Мадзин You are the last person that should be responsible for "protecting and serving" You calling your job a zookeeper is disgusting. Real cops don't look at it like that.

[@picklesdill9138]

I fucking love Baltimore... I think it's a beautiful city. Yes it can be rough in places, but every where has places like that ... I've lived in Baltimore and I just moved to Frederick... I want to go back. I love it there.

[@robertdunkes3499]

Scaeffer would never have allowed this to happen. He was born and raised and lived until his death on the west side. Stay strong Baltimore, we got this. We can do it. In house.

[@mcedd54]

In later life Don and Hilda Mae lived for a time in Anne Arundel Co. and finally in Catonsville.

[@erictheactorsactor]

I went on a safari like this once, and the animals came right up to the window of the car.

[@TheGQBrotha]

Wow, all those abandoned properties. Could probably end homelessness with how many of those buildings were just abandoned and derilict.

[@robertpreskop4425]

TheGQBrotha most of those abandoned buildings are too badly deteriorated to repair. The only viable solution is demolition and clearance.

[@dalemcnamee2427]

And the new homes that would replace them would be expensive to rent... The average townhome is $200,000+ in the Baltimore suburbs and new construction in Baltimore City isn't any cheaper...

[@Christopher-lb1oc]

They only show the bad parts. I live in Baltimore, and everywhere isn't this bad.

[@BuddyLee23]

3:30 - in the upper left of the screen, is that an electrical transformer malfunctioning? There are literally blue flashes of electricity coming off it and no one seems to care or notice. Cray.

[@youknowben4022]

+Chris H That's a Citiwatch camera

[@BuddyLee23]

Ahhh, gotcha. That makes more sense. Although government controlled cctv is only slightly less scary than a transformer blowing up...

[@realtory2244]

police blue light cameras. they're surveillance in "bad" or "high crime" areas of the city. they phased most of em out tho, now they're small white cameras.

[@mcedd54]

__Most of these areas were at one time white working/middle class neighborhoods, clean, neat and generally safe. I was born and grew up in Baltimore in the 1950's. It's difficult to imagine but the beginning of white-flight began then when I was little. I can remember my folks talking about their friends and local business owners moving out and relocating to all points of the compass away from the inner city because of increasing crime and the ever lowering of property values. Later on out of the city altogether into the surrounding counties up to today where there are few places left near Baltimore that haven't been ruined. __I came back in 1991 after serving 22 active duty years in the military to find the state that I loved as a boy nowhere to be found. Crime, high taxes, over populated and a progressive taint that had removed any reason for my staying. I packed up my family and moved to Maine and have never regretted it. My kids got to see what America was like when it actually functioned. Good schools, fresh air, clean water, wildlife and the real selling point...safe. __Here are two federal government statistics that you may take anyway you like. However, together I believe that speak loudly about what is wrong with far too much of America today. 1. Maine has the lowest non-white population of any state in the nation, under 2%. 2. Maine has the lowest overall violent crime rate of any state in the nation. Take it for what it's worth but for me...enough said.

[@Bella-Mae0422]

Ed Derbubba I'm sorry that you have to see what this generation as turned Baltimore into but atleast you have the good memories when it was good. I was born in 1992 so this is all i ever knew I was born in the city, Stricter Street I believe and my grandparents moved me out of there when I was 4 to a small town in Ocean City Maryland for a little while.

[@thegigadykid1]

Maine sucks

[@williamsmith297]

My wife's family was originally from Baltimore and they started moving out in the late 1970s and 1980s and they've seen what a trash pit that it truly has become over the years. It used to be a working class city and built by labor and working people and now its just a bunch of deadbeats sitting around waiting for their dope fix or the next government handout.

[@michaelhunter1093]

THERE'S A SAYING IN BALTIMORE IT'S EASIER TO FIND A HEROIN CONNECTION THAN A JOB

[@felixyusupov7299]

Baltimore can go from really nice to really bad really fast. It's like a bipolar girlfriend. One minute she is all luv-e-dove and the next the crazy b*tch tried to kill me.

[@anthonystewart677]

To think that the U.S. Govt. spends Trillions of Fake Dollars invading places all over the world on the basis of telling other peoples how they should live. I find the likes of this video very interesting geographically, as it shows that many parts of the west, including here in Britain are in fact - Shitholes.

[@loissawyer5171]

It's real scary. Even the music is scray.

[@lucentshadow]

It's awful how many of these buildings are boarded up. Saw so many a couple years ago when I was up there just a few blocks down from where I was at.

[@darrylbogier4013]

Baltimore will always be my home.

[@KaranThakur927]

4:10 What's the name of that track? Been searching it for a long time

[@AaronG1221]

Gucci Mane - White Horse

[@ataurus62]

Somebody pick-up the trash, start with that!

[@paulgreen6921]

Dat some good “hood” music! Up in here? PWG

[@dennis9707]

One good tip. If you live in a hood. Don't have kids. Your selfish if you do.

[@DocJamesH]

Try telling someone not to have kids in person. Wear a helmet, too.

[@GetajobUAhole]

Hmm. Instead of giving money to black teens with babies, how about giving money to the ones who reach 25 with no children?

[@coreyingram1052]

I love the rowhouses! We need these in NC.

[@LastOfTheMaguas]

i see lots of potential . Lots of 2 story buildings, plenty of spaces. But trash thrown on the streets cause the residents don't give a damn. those who make effort to work together can always make something nice of those buildings and those areas

[@applejuice5635]

With those row homes, this could easily be mistaken for North Philly Crazy how similar it looks.

[@juicer404]

yo omar is coming

[@04ohgolly1]

Lol..

[@jamescampbell8186]

that 2nd instrumental is nuts. i cant find it anywhere tho

[@412StepUp]

Is there any hope for these inner city communities in America? I'm sincerely asking. Cause honestly I don't see any solutions as of right now.

[@user-cn1on3bb9r]

- dwasilco412 - Not in a 100 years nigga

[@coreycox2345]

Planners think up and try so many things....generally with marginal success. A city is sophisticated. There is no way to apply the scientific method to urban planning. The best we can do is to look for models then try those that seem applicable. In neighbourhood and community plans, it 's hard when the social fabric is not there. It's hard to establish without good schools, parks, and libraries to give people a solid foundation.

[@dixiewrecked6652]

There is a solution. Sterylization. It was the law in 1932. After ww2 it was done with. These black families have kids so they could get on welfare. Free rent, money, housing. Meanwhile their kids run the streets. Either the mothers are sterylized or laws have to be changed.

[@williamsmith297]

@@dixiewrecked6652 Sterilization along with work camps for those who refuse to get a job.

[@thedog8949]

Hey Aaron G u got some guts to go thru there wow

[@AaronG1221]

All the footage actually belongs to Lordbaltimore410, but I used to live over east before I moved and yeah it's crazy.

[@hordevran]

I am so glad I live in Europe. No hoods or whatever, no black people. Everywhere si relative save. Even girls can walk at night alone. There are some immigrants in western Europe but middle and eastern Europe is clean and safe. Thanks for that :). Hope all of you americans will be well :)

[@dennis9707]

HordeMajster. England, France, Sweden etc. are on the way towards Islam. That is what is told here. If so it will be sad for Europe.

[@SiiYhaaDaaDoll]

Why tf you gotta say no black people, you probably not even white and trying to join they side by being just plain fucking racist

[@Nerfherder747]

@1:09, That Basset Hound out there working the corner, slangin that rock.

[@arapahosundancer]

hell yeah, get the basset man he got some shit!!!!

[@apocyldoomer]

Looks like Detroit, minus the row homes. Wow!!

[@Dman216]

***** Go look up gary IN..Its worse

[@FrankDaSpeed]

For you people that are complaining about Baltimore city. Live outside Baltimore hello?

[@jonsonnenleiter9724]

I was born and raised in Lakeland. Baltimore isn't too bad, it is just not a place I want to raise my kids.

[@JACKPOTTT777]

what is it like to live in Baltimore ?

[@jonsonnenleiter9724]

Michal Tocimák Food is good, but I never trusted anyone. People will stab you in the back, literally. I moved becuased I have a daughter and son that I didn't want to grow up like I did.

[@JACKPOTTT777]

It doesn't sound very well.I came from eastern europe and I'm considering moving to the USA this or next year.I've got family living on the east coast so I think east coast would be the best for me.After researching I still can't decide what state/city I should move to.What would you recommend ?

[@jonsonnenleiter9724]

Michal Tocimák East Coast? I would suggest Charottle NC, anywhere in Flordia, New York is nice but expensive. Anywhere but Baltimore MD, and Philadelphia Pennsylvania.

[@JACKPOTTT777]

Jon Sonnenleiter Yep I've heard much about how is Philly bad I wouldn't move there.People living out of US think that USA is what we see in TV serials and movies but it seems that it isn't :-)

[@athulsudhakumar9118]

Nice video. I guess this is what parts of Baltimore that I've deliberately avoided look like. Whats the first audio track in this video? Thanks !

[@AaronG1221]

Waka Flocka - Fuck This Industry

[@mikederham1631]

Beatz is hard!

[@jolonakamura381]

Mike Derham lol I coming here every time for trap xD

[@PfctvsPontivsPilatvs]

The dilapidation, the decrepitude, the disintegration and the squalor are just appalling! How can anyone LIVE like this???

[@robertpreskop4425]

PfctvsPontivsPilatvs its Baltimore what do you expect?

[@PopPop41951]

That is one fucked up city. I have lived in Md. for over 40 years and worked in baltimore shitty for 25 years. On the way to work i stopped at stores in the county to eat or get what i need, as soon as i got off i didnt stop until i was in the county again. I never spent one single dime in that hell hole.

[@joegibbs1454]

yo dancing at 9:48 😂.

[@crosshairs3]

Is the majority of this video filmed in west Baltimore? My grandparents lived near Patterson Park in the east and I am very familiar with the Fells Point, Canton areas of Baltimore. Not so much the west side.

[@radekitevski113]

doesn't look like a safe place to live or even drive through

[@dragonknightofamiraka3636]

Rade Kitevski Then drive your ass to the suburbs where the oppression doesn't take place you imbecile.

[@davinclark8151]

Rade Kitevski it's not

[@dragonknightofamiraka3636]

YoMama Wow

[@williamsmith297]

@@dragonknightofamiraka3636 Getting government welfare goodies isn't oppression fool. Oppression is paying for people too goddamned lazy to work for their own upkeep and make their neighborhoods something to be proud of. Time to cut the welfare checks off for all the non disabled deadbeats.

[@dragonknightofamiraka3636]

William Smith Whatever you say murderous colonizer.

[@birdmann128]

If that were nyc, there would be a coffee shop on every corner, bodegas, boutiques, and rent for at least 2 gs a month.

[@joefuckingflacco11tds-0int4]

ALY HAWANA There used to be 1 million people in Baltimore

[@purpleplanet9000]

I believe the homes @10:05, like a lot of East Baltimore, have been fully renovated. I could be wrong though if this is the same street I'm thinking of.

[@AaronG1221]

You're right a lot of that has been knocked down since this video thankfully

[@bradd2400]

Yeah John's Hopkins and gentrification in general has really changed the entire city. Some neighborhoods are left untouched but aloot especially on the East Side of Baltimore has been cleaned up.

[@C7TJFVB7CAZ_TyonorShap]

Nice schowing but the music hehehe the music is a lil bit strange bro next time a litl bit high quality producers and more motional tracks are important for harmony ;)

[@cmitch944]

I'm in Newark but born and raised in Bmore... The first Street is Tivoly off Harford Road. The first house by the corner store was my aunts house.. I'm right outside New York and still seeing my hoods from the Eastside Bmore..... Eastside Stand up..

[@camjones47]

I grew up in the 2800 block of Harford Road. Productive citizens have and continue to be raised in that neighborhood.

[@Seabal95]

@4:52 he rode down lorraine ave 400blk dats down greenmount east baltimore where i used 2 live

[@jaybennett9026]

Baltimore actually doesn't look all that bad. I have seen a lot worse from other cities.

[@daveandcindy6522]

These were good neighbor hoods before democrats moved all the free loaders in. Welfare and section 8 has destroyed Baltimore.

[@IamCaleum]

The city was redlined back in the 50s and 60s to make these areas and then african americans were forced into those areas. Learn your history instead of making yourself look like an idiot.

[@IamCaleum]

Label Me Posh by Kanesha Nikia redlining is when you choose an area you plan to turn into a ghetto. You move "undesirables" in via having the city or slumlord buy the houses and rent them. This forces the old population out, and after you have made the area mainly "undesirables", you remove a lot of public services from the area AND make sure that lenders like banks do not work with people within the area so they can never buy or improve the area.

[@daveandcindy6522]

Lol bullshit its always someone esle fault. Everyone but the people who live there did it.

[@robertpreskop4425]

@@daveandcindy6522 Most cases it is someone elses fault ie the power structure along with ignorant racist whites who refused to open their minds by getting to know and living among other types of people. The federal government encouraged the banks to redline these neighborhoods and the feds did their fair share of severe damage with urban renewal, failed public housing, and interstate highways so yes it is someone elses fault since they were the source, the root cause of this urban decay and disinvestment.

[@DocJamesH]

@@daveandcindy6522 I'm guessing this is Dave and not Cindy.

[@pinhead3030]

Some parts remind of Detroit with buildings and houses burned out or bordered up SAD to see

[@JustDoWhatITellYou]

3:30 that transformer is about to explode, the city should look into that

[@retrogurl419]

that was a baltimore Citiwatch camera

[@3089280288]

It's like those strange dreams I used to have. Everything looks the same. No yards, barely any trees, grass just bricks, concrete and asphalt.

[@julie15938]

Cool video. What's the instrumental during the first 4 mins?

[@woptop7174]

fuck you talm bout by chance the rapper

[@iCharmCity410]

I'm not proud of this but this is still my city

[@ILoveJesusAndHeLuvsU]

Whats the first Instrumental called??

[@bbaker8043]

That shit is so ghetto lol. I've lived in some rough area's, but I can tell by looking at these neighborhoods that this place is exactly were not to be. There are no cars and all the buildings are abandoned, and then out of nowhere 30 guys are just hanging out. Lol you will get killed in bmore.

[@jjay1566]

3:06 try driving through that part of bmore without maryland tags, no way u would make it out. West baltimore is a war zone

[@buffymcmuffin5361]

Is this a Democratic-run city like Detroit?

[@bradd2400]

Lol is this really a question?? Hope it's sarcasm

[@TreborArrabi]

i can smell the weed

[@Rick-bc2ds]

TreborArrabi I can smell the weave

[@sisterchloe8452]

Trevor and weed

[@Christopher-lb1oc]

TreborArrabi We are more of a Heroine kinda place.

[@retrogurl419]

10:05 entire row of vacants

[@SI-cd7xs]

kind of looks like north philly with less people.

[@bcctrombonesl]

That first beat cold.... Baltimore Stand UP! -OneManBand

[@THEtrvoxel]

The most beautiful cities always have the worst ghettos

[@shawnflock7297]

Is this Baltimore or Africa?

[@Skiskiski]

Urban renewal?

[@DJURBANBG]

beautifull city !!

[@DJURBANBG]

John Johnson why,you are not proud of your city.. ?

[@duro845]

A little neighborhood pride would go a far way. Wouldn't take much to make it a nice city

[@duro845]

John Johnson your absolutely right

[@duro845]

Trex Charles your right but a little conscious effort goes a long way and doesn't cost a thing.

[@duro845]

Trex Charles true I completely agree with you. Often projects like that fall to the waist side during budgeting. Its wrong to think this way but it has some truth to it. It cost twice as much fixing up a poverty stricken neighborhood due to the higher cost of maintaining it. Graffiti, trash and overall destruction.

[@entertainme7523]

geoff just go watch the Wire season 3 and 4

[@kevinchamberlain7928]

Looks lovely compared with parts of Liverpool!

[@GoIdenVegas]

Kevin Chamberlain Really? Whats the problem with Liverpool?

[@kevinchamberlain7928]

***** Nothing whatever! I live and work in Liverpool and love the city!

[@GoIdenVegas]

Kevin Chamberlain Yeah, everyone seys Liverpool is Wonderful...

[@Doobie1975]

at 1:10 is that a drug deal going down?

[@anthonyfilone9755]

Check those corner kids 👀👀that's my city

[@huspy1906]

What is the name of the instrumental at the beginning of the video?

[@nuknuknuk111]

Chance the rapper "Fuck you Tahm Bout"

[@dawnfeuerhardt6850]

people from outta town dont know what we been through, they never will im from bmore and survived,if u were here u would;nt

[@tysonuk]

I know nothing of the area. Can you explain?

[@SwissMarksman]

tysonuk Next time ask Omar or Tyron.

[@AKhellbindeR]

Omar strolling ya'll

[@entertainme7523]

Anders Kristensen *whistles*

[@TheMabes69]

looks like hell

[@royalescorpio]

This reminds me of The Corner.

[@andrewlogan6380]

The Bright side is plywood sales are great!

[@andrewlogan6380]

Trex Charles Well Damn! - I was going to export SC plywood and go in business.

[@jrhill7767]

And this video just shows east Baltimore

[@robertpreskop4425]

They should have shown Reservoir Hill and west Baltimore. That would have been a real treat.

[@jrhill7767]

@@robertpreskop4425 maybe leakin park.....

[@hannakinn]

seriously this isn't even showing the worst parts of Baltimore oh my word there are lots of Aries that look like bombed-out post World War II Europe the person who film this must have been afraid to drive through the worst parts of the city

[@elliottadams7920]

what's really sad is I didn't see one McDonald's damn

[@robertpreskop4425]

Elliott Adams these neighborhoods in Baltimore are too poor to support a McDonald's and even a Dollar General.

[@robertpreskop4425]

Elliott Adams most of Baltimore is too broke to patronize a McDonald's.

[@vincentbugalia3858]

Too bad there are no videos from sixty years ago when those neighborhoods were all white people. Then we could do the comparison and ask why is there such a difference.

[@Battleheim]

There are: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oF6yl2inhsZ1e7s The row houses were so well maintained that the uploader of the video thought they were newly built, while in reality the houses were almost 50 years old back then.

[@watitduful]

There’s white ghettos in Baltimore too

[@GailJ12345]

Too many abandoned buildings, how come?

[@LaughingKarrot]

The corner doc brought me here

[@robertpreskop4425]

Did you enjoy your online tour of Baltimore's decaying slums?

[@godpranav]

What's wrong with these streets, except for a couple of exceptions? Am I missing something? Educate me on this please, as I am not American.

[@oldirty621]

whats the second beat?

[@AaronG1221]

Gucci Mane - White Horse

[@msnelson3141]

The video is called Baltimore Ghetto's, not a tour of Baltimore City. The purpose was just to high light just that. I am sure you all realize that the city is NOT one huge slum.

[@FalconsFanForever]

y'all racist fools sound so tough in the comment section some of these ppl in these areas have legit jobs and do try to move there families out and its messed up how parts of b more and some of these folks in these areas try to get more jobs and stay legit but then u get these folks in these businesses who say were not hiring anf then wanna stereotype u

[@SiiYhaaDaaDoll]

JayFalconsfan404 THANK YOU 💯

[@Skiskiski]

this looks like 611 South Philly!

[@Vito337]

Hate to break down around there

[@55thst_rojos]

Baltimore's resemblance to Philly is crazy.

[@Chris87md]

for sure

[@whatthefu11k]

How about using a garbage can. SMH.