CUMBERLAND MARYLAND HOODS

[@GustGravel]

I was wondering why Maryland was offering 20k for ppl to relocate here.

[@BRAYXOTIC]

Well my video is your answer 🤣

[@GustGravel]

@@BRAYXOTIC fosho

[@LynetteMarie43]

Name a town or city that DOESN'T have a neighborhood like this now. It's everywhere. This is only the Cumberland downtown area. As in many other states, you can find beautiful locations within and deplorables ones as well. Thanks to the high cost of everything, homelessness, along with the high use of illegal substances and alcohol consumption, this is what you see now in every state. I lived in Cumberland for 13 years. It was a wonderful place to live, but it's suffering right along with many other small towns and cities.

[@howdypartner6799]

Anywhere in Montgomery county MD

[@shirleypena4133]

@LynetteMarie43 Plenty of towns and cities across the USA don't have any neighborhoods like what is seen here. I grew up in Ventura County in Southern California, in the town of Camarillo. Camarillo does not and has NEVER had any neighborhoods like what is seen in that video. Ditto for Grants Pass in Southern Oregon, where I bought a home in the eighties. I currently live in the Central California town of Porterville, and the same is true for it too. If you seriously believe that ALL towns and cities in the USA look like what is seen in this video, then you really need to take a trip across the USA.

[@maestromike8694]

Cumberland definitely has some blighted areas. Poverty, lack of jobs, and a higher than average drug problem will do that. It’s sad to see abandoned homes left to rot and rental properties with negligent and absentee landlords. Even if folks mowed and cleaned up after themselves it would make a difference! There are beautiful areas of Cumberland as well. Check out west side (Washington street) and downtown (once construction is done). There are dozens of examples of beautiful Queen Anne architecture and American foursquares. A few Italianate revival and sears catalog homes as well.

[@saramolet3614]

I agree.I live in Cumberland on Washington st by the court house.originally from the Wasington D.C metro area.i honesty think it's like paradise here,the people are friendly,the town is old buy looked at philly,baltimore,D.C ect....any major city on the east coast has parts that look wayyy worse then Cumberland.The crime rate is like 0%. When I say 0% I meen no murder,stabbings or random gang shootings,i dont think petty thefts count as crime in a major city lol.if Baltimore had the same crime rate as Cumberland it would be rated the safest city in America if not the world.Lack of jobs yeah I can see why some could complain but then again you can own a 3-4br house for under or just around 100k, with a 30y mortgage 350$ a month,you can get a job at the dollar store and pay your morwith money left over.i was paying 2,300 a month for a old apartment in a drug infested naborhood with random shooting that happen VERY often.Cumberland is only bad to people that grew up with a silver spoon,yes UT looks like the ghetto in many areas but that's just appearance,when I walk at night I don't worred about getting murderd because i was accidentally wearing rival gang colors.

[@Apqpqo]

Cumberland is pretty safe. One of the safest places in Maryland. Even Westminster has more crime

[@BRAYXOTIC]

Gotta agree with you, downtown is very historic and nice to see. But the areas of the city that ARE bad/poor definitely look it, and that’s what I document.

[@Rippinsmallies]

I live close to forthill high school and it is a great area. There's a lot of brick homes That are nicely maintained for curb appeal. There is a few that need maintenance But not a whole lot

[@InnocentPotato-pd7wi]

​@BRAYXOTIC You seem to enjoy focusing on the negative !The people here are good people for the most part! And it is not a crowded ,congested area ! Thank Go

[@mattcombs8778]

I grew up there. The first few minutes were the neighborhood I grew up in. It wasn't always this way. It was a great place to grow up in. Great town and people. So sad that the East Side neighborhood has become like this.

[@BRAYXOTIC]

I’m sure it hurts seeing the change. It’s always a shame when places fall.

[@LoveChild71]

Did you know John Kelley on Waverly? He was my boyfriend from 2015-2019. He died on 12/12/19. RIP ❤

[@mattcombs8778]

@@LoveChild71 Yes, I knew Johnny and Randy and their mother. Good family.

[@LoveChild71]

@@mattcombs8778 OMG! Johnny!!!! Yep, you knew him! We were Bonnie and Johnny ❤️

[@Rippinsmallies]

You sure did sir and I lived 2 houses up from you at 304

[@johndavis8669]

4:28 Maryland doesn’t even permit people to live in their RV and Travel trailer on a permanent basis

[@eldoradovance1536]

One thing that stands out to me is, is the utter lack of graffiti. Houses in disrepair, needing maintenance. No graffiti no sprayed walls, one wonders….

[@BRAYXOTIC]

Graffiti is more ghetto. Cumberland is a redneck hood. It’s not really ghetto, so that would be my guess

[@newdirectionconsulting8744]

U obviously don’t know the definition of ghetto smh

[@kimcircagirl474]

praying for A Awesome Change as far as houses needs! too beautiful not do anything

[@Patricia-vv8yt]

.My first apartment was in the blue building on the first floor. The one nearest to the end. The neighborhood was nice then. There was a store a couple of steps away from my back door. There was also a quiet neighborhood bar.

[@johndavis8669]

0:15 still was a little nice in the early 1990s. Heard it went down the hill in the early 2000s.

[@BaltimoreBama]

Wow, I grew up here and had no idea I lived in such poverty. One of the houses I grew up in can be seen at 3:33, the brown row house on the corner.

[@ahkeir29]

I grew up in Cumberland nobody is gonna shoot you lol but that burgundy house across the highway from the private property was my great grandfather house

[@tawnyrobinette6686]

Embarrassing and shameful ! Why would any new business want to come here? We moved back after being gone for 30 years and I regret it so much.

[@BRAYXOTIC]

Yeah, not exactly the best place for a fresh start 🤣

[@zafirospeed]

Where were you located for that 30 years? Curious

[@kimcircagirl474]

What is it that are your regrets,Please

[@Rich-xk3fx]

My dad was from Barton Maryland I took the train from Ohio to Cumberland as a child great memories .

[@JasonDelaney-b2m]

These old historic homes are beautiful just needs some TLC not bad area just lack of jobs high drug use here

[@uhadme]

Shot by who? You're afraid of imaginary beings. Start the video with old guys waiting at their Union? Danger!

[@BRAYXOTIC]

Never said they were dangerous. Part of being a journalist who shows these places is showing the people that live there, sketchy looking or not 🤣

[@best-in-jest]

To be fair, I recently lost a car in a hit-and-run incident less than a year after moving to this area. That was the second time it happened. I previously lived in Leonardtown, Maryland, and that was the first time it happened. Both of them somehow managed to get away. Not sure if this is relevant, but both locations were/are right next door to a bar. EDIT: And I just heard police sirens passing by my house as I was typing this

[@susanray8359]

I wish Josh Kelty was an advocate against domestic violence rather than an advocate of domestic violence. I wish he would do his job rather than abuse his position to get men off!

[@d_ton9963]

i lived on waverly terr in that brown house it wasnt brown when i lived there it was blue

[@kimcircagirl474]

I hope and pray they can fix this" side" cmarylnd,Those homes are beautiful, deserve beautiful tlc

[@ribeironeto1307]

Eu sempre assisti o video da cidade na camera ao vivo, sou brasileiro e acho essa cidade linda, apesar de um pouco abandonada em alguns lugares.

[@marcmiller722]

Hey bro. Send me some random down houses in western md.

[@BRAYXOTIC]

What do u mean?

[@earcher0]

I mean, yeah it's run down, but I don't see any hood activity going on. That's actually a good sign. Nice video though!

[@BRAYXOTIC]

Yeah it wasn’t too dangerous, just a lot of poverty and urban decay. Drugs as well.

[@superchick1972]

Very cool!

[@ciaobellamiamore]

This is so sad! I can't believe im even looking at a town that looks like this in Maryland! How terrible!

[@kimcircagirl474]

those beautiful circas ,just crying help us help us plzzzz

[@ncornerstone2394]

Thanks for sharing

[@susanray8359]

I wish Josh Kelty was an advocate against domestic violence rather than an advocate of domestic violence. I wish he would do his job rather than abuse his position to get men off!

[@banburypandora]

beautiful homes too bad

[@TheDcs2283]

Baker Street

[@Rippinsmallies]

I lived there 50 years ago and none of the houses were vacant.

[@patcline6972]

Keep voting blue u got what u orderd 😂😂😂😂😂

[@BRAYXOTIC]

real 😂

[@patcline6972]

@@BRAYXOTIC remember 4 years ago no wars no protest people could afford to live ahh the good ol days 😂😂

[@BRAYXOTIC]

i do remember lol, hopefully we won't have to remember anymore soon

[@patcline6972]

@@BRAYXOTIC democrats have done so much damage we dont know the half of it

[@user-xz9ed8pw2s]

Cumberland is red and very republican

[@Sd1331]

Haha I live in California this is nothing 😅 I really liked Cumberland the times I’ve visited. Cool history No trash just weeds some old buildings and houses. but I’d take that any day over the trash and crime in my hood

[@BRAYXOTIC]

What is your hood? I’d love to know if worth visiting.

[@kimcircagirl474]

darn lov reply ,We are goin in October,Im excited see dtown and the historic buildings,Hope they fix ones that are needing repair

[@antneedahitta3027]

That ain’t no real hood

[@BRAYXOTIC]

Why’s that?