DETROIT EAST SIDE STREETS / NEIGHBORHOODS

[@CharlieBo313]

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[@boxcakekenny]

The thing that amazes me most about Detroit is how incredibly huge the abandoned homes are.

[@forsale313]

Man I miss my house. Yes they are big and beautiful but you may by 1 of 3 people on the block and the rest are just sitting there waiting to be restored. How are there homeless people in this country ? About 80 percent of these homes are about 100yrs old and still standing. Incredible.

[@Tipen]

I mean it makes sense that the abandoned homes are the big ones because the people who could afford to move and not sell their house did, which in general are wealthier people

[@boxcakekenny]

@@Tipen Wrong!! Often than not, these homes are abandoned because people couldn’t afford to keep them. If someone was wealthy enough to move, they more than likely would have sold their home also, not just up and leave it to decay.

[@forsale313]

@@boxcakekenny Most of the homes were taken for taxes and abandoned after being re-financed and people took the money and moved elsewhere. The largest portion of the homes are fire damaged. That's a whole different issue.

[@boxcakekenny]

@@forsale313 Right, this is what imagined happened.

[@shelbyz1974]

Such a shame about these majestic old homes. Hate to see things go to waste.

[@Olliethelabradane]

Thumbnail is the old Packard Plant. They made some GORGEOUS cars back in the day!!

[@jalenmcpherson3203]

Great Detroit East Side streets and neighborhoods video Charlie

[@lkern6238]

my grandma's house was near there on canton and e. warren. lots of good memories...

[@juanmontoyaleon5224]

It doesn't exist anymore?

[@jeremylesso857]

@@juanmontoyaleon5224 sure it does it's just not the same

[@chination1796]

Even the pigeons don't wanna be there

[@Zappingdekssos]

loool crazy! Plus y'all say pigeons like us in France !

[@stephaneracicot791]

looks so sad charlie not judging here.god bless the people who need help.thank you for your service to charlie.

[@melodydavis7052]

I visited Detroit in 1995 and was terrified. It looked like they never recovered from the riots. Some parts looked like a bombed out war zone. When are they going to do something about their city. Where are the politicians?

[@brandonbutchart5576]

There’s so much taxes that goes into that sadly

[@cmthomas07]

It’s still terrifying, I’m not holding out hope for Detroit.

[@getjaynesmith4770]

The riots never happened in that part of town.

[@martaleite1368]

Aí era um bairro industrial , muitas casa abandonada e por sinal que na época devia ser muito bonita casas habitáveis, parece que se está assistindo cenas de filmes americanos. Muito interessante.

[@DiscoverHudsonValley]

What a crazy place. I love your videos. Keep up the awesome work with them and thank you!

[@fordprefect80]

I would love to see what these streets looked like thirty years ago.

[@stopabledu]

black, flourishing, beautiful

[@joshmorris5322]

Those houses houses have alot of potential. And those factories 🏭

[@samsamsam6274]

Damn detroit is so crazy.. Much greats from germany❤👍

[@kinghanovar5767]

Ja man da hast du recht 🛫🛬🇺🇸

[@samsamsam6274]

@@kinghanovar5767 was GEHT

[@---xi7ev]

@@pipsqueak5642 it probably does

[@atzenvsdude]

Olle Charlie muss mal durch Sachsen fahren sieht genau so aus.

[@kinghanovar5767]

@@samsamsam6274 nix ich schau mir seit monaten seine Videos an Mir gefällt was er alles aufnimmt

[@bigbake132]

0:25 Are those deer just chilling in the yard?

[@brownamerican5786]

What a lot folks don t realize is these were once beautiful areas with incredible architecture. Really sad.

[@sagewozniak2305]

There still are

[@brownamerican5786]

@@sagewozniak2305 Not many

[@joemonteirosportsshorts3343]

“50,000 people used to live here, now its a ghost town”

[@HorrendousCaliber]

"A million people used to live here, now its a ghost town"

[@teonntejohnson7450]

@Goatbe Bryant probably more people live in Detroit than where your from.

[@jace7541]

@Goatbe Bryant cod4

[@HenryOBlock02]

Look at the bright side, the cost of living in Detroit is probably very low because of the crime-rate.

[@myawilbourn432]

Not true at all

[@cmthomas07]

Unfortunately, no.

[@sagewozniak2305]

Nope, honestly because of gentrification downtown/midtown costs a shit ton.

[@tychodragon]

Incredible how well nature has reclaimed these spaces

[@chriswil5919]

Yo Charlie ! I noticed that ppl only interested in seeing the worst parts of Detroit.. I know you have videos on better lookn neighborhoods in Detroit, but SOME ppl think all Detroit look like your worst lookn Detroit videos !! If you haven’t you should do a Detroit worst lookn Neighborhoods and Detroit best lookn neighborhoods in the Same video!! So Slow internet ppl can see that all Detroit don’t look that bad !! one house on the block shit…. Show Detroit streets sometimes on the weekends like east&west 6mile&7mile /Downtown river walk Greek-town etc when ppl really out .. If you haven’t already!! #TherealDetroit

[@Lalfy]

0:25 Two deer on the right side. Nature taking over.

[@haleyraven.lilrocket9241]

Be safe my friend ❤️🇺🇸

[@mikefreshbeatz2949]

Damn my old middle school Stephens Middle School... so many memories.

[@powerman1955]

Thanks for showing us reality. I feel like I should be sending you money for suspension repairs to your car.....

[@bobwallace9814]

This is what the Democrats did, starting back in the 1960's. Put the residents in ghetto's (cages) and let them out on election day to scare them into voting for the same o same o.

[@nitomutan4593]

This is what capitalism does

[@bobwallace9814]

@@nitomutan4593 No! This is what Socialism looks like. All depending on Govt handouts . Capitalism is what drives the huge immigration numbers because they know with hard work and plan they can become whatever they aspire to be.

[@kyoakland]

na bro stop it with he left right shit its a wast of time jobs went over seas capitalism killed the d and most citys in America even obama balled them out but they still went over seas

[@annemarierachelbyrnes3307]

Lmao: The Walton's and Bezos are both laughing their r assess off on this one

[@nitomutan4593]

@@bobwallace9814 redistribution of wealth ensures economic stability and helps countries to face financial crisis

[@bobtodd2424]

Do any of these people own a lawn mower?

[@bobbbobb4663]

Let’s start more basic....they need trash cans first.

[@supadoopa926]

Lawn mower costs money. Gas to run it costs money. These people don't have any money.

[@cboy-ou2hr]

Let go even more basic common sense enough to leave that shit hole

[@cmthomas07]

No.

[@ceeko5484]

Check out the nice Porsche at 4:45! How has it not been vandalized or stolen yet?

[@up-uw4op]

Love my birth city. Can't wait to go back in 4 more days.

[@y8xci]

to get shot and robbbed by thugs?lmfao just don’t even go there

[@up-uw4op]

@@y8xci nope i had a great time and im always safe in detroit. only been robbed and held at gun point in a "safe" rural town in another state. Got to be on guard everywhere you go.

[@leroyjenkins3973]

40's on the ground, toddlers chair, and drug delivery 30 minute's or less money back. 6:05

[@tomashelm5247]

It is very interesting and pretty to look at: Old, decaying industrial buildings, halls, utilities and plants, especially when they are close to residential areas.

[@getjaynesmith4770]

There's so much I don't understand about how things got this way, but one thing I did recently learn is that a lot of abandoned homes and businesses are owned by outside investors who refuse to care for, repair or demolish the buildings/ homes in order to run the value of the neighborhood down, buy more property on the low and ultimately force the city to buy that land back from them. The thing is.. children are raised here. People live in some of these homes. One man seems to have a lawncare business, AND he parks his truck with the open trailer and equipment in the same neighborhood. You see a closed school and community center, you see divestment. The homes and building aren't the only thing abandoned. The people who are still there (likely because previous generations refused to sell to outsiders who wanted their homes and land and were left to raise families in steadily declining neighborhoods) have also been abandoned. I grew up on the East side in the 80s and 90s - but not THIS east side. Our blocks didn't look like this. I had family and friends who used to live on that part of the East Side. The major streets looked familiar. The communities where on the decline back then but, they had occupied homes and things didn't look this bad. I know moderate success stories that came from communities in Detroit that looked like this. Everyone I knew over there were hard working people and good students. I went to one of the top high schools in the city not too far from some of these blocks, and a lot of kids from my school came from those streets or better kept, adjacent blocks. I moved deeper East in the late 2000s/ early 2010's as an adult (Mack & Chalmers, later Whittier and 94 area, and then Kelly Road and 8 Mile). Again the communities where I lived were pretty nice and well kept, blocks full of nice homes, but these areas you filmed were around the corner or down the street. Honestly, I don't understand. I don't. I can't make sense of it. But more important to me than property value is human value and how children raised there think of themselves. I don't understand the purpose of videos like this, or who is filming and what connections they have to this community, but I feel this needs an in-depth, well-researched commentary. What is the desired outcome from making videos like this? Understanding? Change? Investment? Condemnation? Who did you want to see this video and why? What were you hoping people would think when they saw this?

[@rosaparks2217]

this shit crazy

[@tashaharris2138]

Ikr!!!!

[@markeith8564]

Yo where the hell ppl hang in Detroit? I never seen a huge group of ppl in my life there always look desolate

[@showmestatefinest5412]

Ikr. My guess is they hang in the areas with not so many vacant houses cus the areas he show barely have occupied homes

[@mmichal]

Lol I live in Detroit and you usually don't see people packed outside during the day except at the homeless shelters, party stores or at the bus stop. We like to stay inside 😂 Its different at night tho.

[@Zappingdekssos]

​@@mmichal for my understanding, you are never out the day but the night the people are outside? And if i am not missinderstand you. Its look like Charlie's videos show to us, every videos during the night is with bunch of people outside but during the day yeah its like wild wild west lol!

[@Zappingdekssos]

@@mmichal oh i am french so i am not questioning your word I just want to understand how you operate there.

[@goagray5]

@@mmichal why only at night though?

[@detroitsname5546]

You should visit the airport neighborhood pretty rough there quick question what divides the west side of Detroit from the south west side of Detroit

[@brownamerican5786]

SW is Mexican town down by Vernor

[@detroitsname5546]

@@brownamerican5786 I'm aware of that but what is the actual dividing line between the westside and sw side is it Michigan ave warren ave tireman rd john kronk I'm so confused anymore

[@MichiganMade]

@@detroitsname5546 Warren Rd...McGraw is north of Mich ave and def considered SW..

[@detroitsname5546]

@@MichiganMade no now I know the sw border its john krone and the Michigan central railroad to the north and 16th st to the east

[@MichiganMade]

@@detroitsname5546 It's been Warren forever

[@NotK1llXa]

The next time you come back to GA, you should definitely visit Augusta.

[@trailcameralakeloon]

The state government wet the bed in Michigan. To have so many vacant houses just being reclaimed by nature is absurd

[@whatdafarkenhell7110]

What does the state government have to do? fill houses with families and force them to stay where there are no jobs? Not everything can be solved by government, in fact the government in Detroit killed Detroit with leftist bullshit, high taxes and too many regulations, that did not allow businesses to thrive.

[@cmthomas07]

@@whatdafarkenhell7110 Truth.

[@willnewman2418]

Do Rockford Illinois it is Chicago’s cousin

[@KevinRAAMAAAGE]

I live in Wyoming, id never have chance to see this stuff. We have more of a Hills Have Eyes vibes. Definitely a spooky place, but no people

[@RayRay-iy2ve]

Are majority of those houses multi-family houses ?!

[@nitomutan4593]

Majority of those houses are zombie family houses

[@brownamerican5786]

They was. Sometimes they get turned into multi family appartments to.

[@Bonn5656]

Sry 4 dump questions: bloke from Europe asking (; just want wo know, what is going on in this neighborhoods.. Is this place result of squatting, and not paying rents? People who lived in this houses in the past sold them or just lost them somehow? I see some cool cars all around the place and people look well dressed. Mind blowing video BTW, ty so much. All the best in the future and thank u all for all the answers. Salut!

[@travisteall8469]

In 1950 there were 1.8 million people in Detroit and it was the wealthiest city in the US. Today (2020) there are fewer than 700k and it is one of the poorest large cities in the US. That massive decline results in neighborhoods like this, it actually looks better than it did 15 years ago because so many houses that looked even worse have been knocked down. The reason this happened? People will give many reasons but I don't think anyone truly knows. In the 50s there were many urban auto plants like the one seen in the video. Now auto plants are scattered throughout North America in rural areas and look very different. All single level rather than multiple floors, full of robots instead of people. Another reason is we now have the interstate freeway system so people live out in the suburbs and drive everywhere rather living in a dense urban center. (Metro Detroit has actually increased in population from about 3.2m to 4.3m during the time the city went from 1.8M to 700k.) Many of the older cities in the US have neighborhoods that look like this, its just for Detroit its generally worse and more widespread because of the magnitude of the decline.

[@ctr7414]

Born and raised in THE D!.....from southwest ta the west side and ended up in the east.....7mile! I love my city!...even as fucked up it is.....

[@Txshanell]

I wonder how many elderly folks still living around it's sad worst the neighborhood there always that small group good people sad places like this in Dallas by where I grew up I wish ppl would money would re invest into redoing these old homes but boy this is mf trenches

[@joeyvelasquez3831]

Detroit represent

[@TheDreamingdaily]

Detroit and Cleveland look just alike. I had to check if I clicked the right video.

[@tirkour2604]

great video as always

[@yehshuabendavid5894]

MUY BUEN VIDEO QUE LASTIMA, HERMOSOS LUGARES PERO PORQUE TERMINO TODO ABANDONADO???

[@ninnihamburgermcburger6113]

This is real fuckd up messy here

[@GeminiVern1042]

I would grow a big garden on one of those empty lots and hustle vegetables on the street corner.

[@cmthomas07]

They would steal them before you had a chance.

[@joeyjohns136]

👍

[@joshuaterry9582]

Detroit looks like a city I would never want to go to ever from the videos of seen

[@supersaturn956]

Downtown seems nice

[@PoliceUproar]

@@supersaturn956 its nice as hell

[@PoliceUproar]

downtown is hot college girls with white grand Cherokees from the suburbs

[@PoliceUproar]

and some of the dopest cars and motorcycles in the country

[@sagewozniak2305]

Downtown is great but gentrified. Detroit tbh has some of the best food I've ever had. So if you're a foodie, it's worth a visit.

[@y8xci]

if ur wondering how all this happened is because of Detroit riots vandalism and urban blight I’ve been researching the decline of Detroit and the government had most of what to do with it it also was a segregated city back in the 60’s and there was lots of crime too!crime has blasted now in 2021 lots of jobs are now gone it’s like Great Depression but in Detroit from party’s to Detroit to straight destruction and not rebuilding their once thriving city, boom this is now what it is after 70 years or less I don’t do calculations much though. But this is we’re Charlie grew up at.

[@ghostphantasm]

Know every one of those streets

[@banana122049]

One time I got directed off 94 (which was closed) right into this neighborhood on accident. Pretty scary I’d say considering I’m so white and in a Mini Cooper. Got a lot of goofy stares.

[@laclacerda1527]

Bom.... 🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@김성태-l4c]

Baek Yeon Sang 🇺🇸

[@EarlSchieb]

Once upon a time in the projects......

[@theabyssofthoughts]

beautiful victorian homes, tainted consciences and depressed souls.

[@ceasarnunez5652]

Slim shaaaady

[@YoungPatriot-cz1sq]

Everything is turning into nature

[@tyronmcmillan7406]

East Toledo Next 👌🏿✅

[@BBoldGaming]

To think I grew up in that… fishing ok bel isle made everything better. Playing outside and all that.

[@reyshielharding3987]

I have viewed many of CharlieBos videos, I really can not say how many I have seen, but I can say with all possible certainty that they all look alike. These video uploads are truly horrifying, they are telling the story of the United States in rapid decline and the beginning of the end of a once great Nation. What we have been seeing here, is not going to ever turn around, as if a "rot" has set in and the broken promises that are going down with it. It is REALLY difficult to watch these videos, as if they are for telling a story of what is to come, the demise of our Country, beyond sorry it had to come to this..........

[@hotfire9038]

I guess these were the streets they told me not to ride threw in my nice car lol

[@yehshuabendavid5894]

AND THE HOMELESS? HI FROM ARGENTINA.

[@bigperky2301]

Michigan the hood 4real

[@otm777]

Shame...so many nice brick homes....and much larger than what you get for today's $.

[@anthonytaylor6001]

It ain't what it used to be no jobs no future damn Detroit

[@BillBondsHasAPosse]

Detroit’s eastside where da blows at ?

[@T0mahawk3r]

Funny that it looks still much better than some villages in Eastern Europe

[@RhysPitman94]

reminds me of robocop

[@SandraRegina-zt9ss]

👍🇧🇷

[@Muneeb1996]

Damnn

[@davidspade7654]

Seems like a beautiful place to raise a family peaceful a lot of room to walk very green wide streets

[@cboy-ou2hr]

I don't think we seeing the same thing

[@cmthomas07]

Umm, no.

[@NormJablonsky]

Boldy James

[@nitomutan4593]

Everything is disposable…

[@СветланаПозднякова-ф3н]

Ясно.

[@michealtom5453]

Come on you HOLLYWOOD, PEOPLE super rich ,put your money where your MOUTH is ,fix some homes up and get some people JOBS

[@disgustika]

The real Wakanda

[@НижнийШмитОчакович]

В России лучше.Weel.

[@battdamon4517]

BURN IT ALL