DETROIT SLUMS VS GARY INDIANA SLUMS

[@CharlieBo313]

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[@blast4me754]

If those once beautiful old homes were in a more booming city like Nashville, Austin, Charlotte, Raleigh, Atlanta, Tampa, Philly or Dallas they would've been worth so much money by now..

[@radicalgreek99]

Check out Cleveland and Cincinnati, I almost bought a huge mansion for 50 thousand dollars. 7bedroom 5 bathroom house built in the 1920s Tudor style. Beautiful house but the area was a warzone

[@blast4me754]

Hang in there because gentrification might come though one day and then the house will be worth a lot

[@Tommy88-]

@@blast4me754 not to Detroit. At least nowhere in the foreseeable future.

[@brordus1959]

​@@radicalgreek99

[@donaldgminski8621]

At one time, Gary was a "booming city".

[@cassandracoles7428]

I can imagine how beautiful these houses and neighborhoods once were.😢

[@boxingmma.]

What a waste of once big beautiful houses

[@davidprice7162]

Bro I've seen 19 Mexicans leave a shitty 1 bedroom to go work 10 hours a day who'll never live in houses this nice.

[@therealchucktaylor3392]

💯, I can imagine how vibrant things were back in the 50’s & 60’s.

[@boxingmma.]

@@therealchucktaylor3392 Absolutely Chuck they were beautiful houses back then.

[@Aaron-8989]

Yeah those houses are nice compare to the apartment I live in

[@jimmythegentconway8690]

Thats ritgh

[@coreymickanuik8199]

Pretty depressing but also fascinating.

[@apocyldoomer]

Beautiful Decay

[@apocyldoomer]

@Do you want to know yourself as a cheater Wow.

[@xxxxxx_1300]

What up charlie I'm from Grand Rapids,I moved to Jackson Ms back in the 80s ,and between the infrastructure and the water crisis here in Ms we are starting to get like Detroit and flint it's sad but it's true

[@robertchristie9434]

Lived in the Detroit area all my life & just heard on the local news there are plans to plant 15,000 trees per year for the next five years to "beautify the city". Yet, if you notice, the city's empty lots are being overgrown with trees and other vegetation & the new Gordie Howe bridge has pretty much wiped out the southwest side. Mother nature seems to be helping out also. Of course, not much is being done to tear down abandoned houses.

[@jimmywashere8753]

If only you had video of these Detroit neighborhoods back in the 70's like you do those other areas. Would love to see how some of those houses looked 50 years ago.

[@aavaadams3941]

Hello

[@apocyldoomer]

Some people put up videos with before and after pics, it’s amazing what they once were.

[@aavaadams3941]

@@apocyldoomer Hello

[@jaidawoods424]

Imagine how beautiful these houses use to look. 😞

[@tanyastuckey5393]

Yes there are people who still live in Gary Indiana..I was born and raised in Gary raised my family there ..all my children are grown up and families of their own. I moved from Gary 5 years ago to the south suburbs of Chicago I'm a registered nurse and I go to visit my family and friends periodically and yes it is bad.. I'm sure if it was possible to just up and move people probably would move.. but there's a whole Lot more places that is worse than Gary. When I first moved from Gary it was 2 years before I went back to visit due to the pandemic. It looked like a ghost town.

[@tanyastuckey5393]

And there are some good and bad things to say about Gary but that goes with every city...

[@_Waydenwyd]

@@tanyastuckey5393 to me it more good than bad

[@VooV830]

💥💜💥thankyou for sharing.

[@ronsilvia8127]

You should do some then and now videos. It would be cool to see these places when they were thriving and see what that was like.

[@987plo]

I'd love to see Detroit from the 80s

[@ronsilvia8127]

@@987plo most definitely.

[@radicalgreek99]

@@987plo watch the first national lampoon's movie

[@apocyldoomer]

Seen videos like that, it’s amazing and, sad!!

[@danielwillemsen9602]

These houses would cost millions in my city if renovated

[@vitorinaldi5038]

Was born in Detroit Detroit is the slums of the slums very dark energy city

[@reneetrent353]

God bless our beautiful family's here 🙏 ❤️ ♥️ 💕 💖 💛 from Michael A.K.A Lenny Green and kamika and starshima and David Green stay sweet all

[@luckydogsmom577]

I love just outside of Detroit. My husband loves driving through the streets like that to see the burned houses, the abandoned, falling down houses. I hate doing that because I'm afraid we are going to witness a drug deal or killing and they'll come after us. It is interesting to see the difference in Detroit and Gary Indiana though. They seem to pick up the trash in Gary where in Detroit the garbage is left forever. People dump garbage everywhere and it's just left there. It's rat heaven

[@987plo]

Does anyone actually still live in Gary?

[@_Waydenwyd]

Yep about 75 thousand people

[@_Waydenwyd]

I'm surprised anyone live in Detroit

[@987plo]

I'd take Detroit any day over Gary and many other hoods actually

[@_Waydenwyd]

@@987plo I don't know about that I pick Gary

[@chicosworld]

Yeah like half the city of Gary is people from Chicago because Indiana is cheaper to live

[@alankosinki8751]

I'll be 59 soon I was born in the harbor Northwest Indiana right by inland steel no longer there 22,000 men work there in the early seventies. The Vietnam war wound down in the early seventies all of a sudden our Mills started to head to China if you look at the products on your shelf it made in China weren't the American military in the Korean and Vietnam war directly and indirectly fighting the Communist Chinese. Sometime around the mid late 50s they started importing the blacks in from the south they put them in the big cities and a big towns like Gary they call the city and the ruling class knew they were going to break down our Mills we're going to become less self-sufficient and more of a welfare state and then the social engineers along with these world elites started creating more and more racial problems between the blacks and whites it's obvious if you go to any black neighborhood he won't see black people owning businesses it's the people coming from the Middle East now why is that again the ruling class are creating a living hell here and through multiculturalism and diversity they were break us apart and take us over and basically enslave us cashless society is coming they say so much one can say but the West has been under attack even when world war II ended the attack against the West continued and these people like Soros Bill Gates people like Klaus Schwab of the world economic form are behind a lot of this one world system you got to break down the old to create their new world they want

[@oscarmadison8530]

Detroit has made significant improvements over the past several years, and Gary,Indiana could have similar things happen. I've never liked the term "rust belt," so I call it the industrial belt. A lot of potential exists to do even better. Thanks for the upload, Charlie.

[@jaredbellow]

Gary, Indiana is a proposed site of a third airport to serve the Chicago metro area since the two there are so overrun. It would create a lot of jobs.

[@fornogames23]

Detroit made improvements downtown not in neighborhoods

[@jaredbellow]

@@fornogames23 I know I live a few miles outside the city. Maybe because I'm used to it but I see a lot of cities that feel way more dangerous than Detroit. A lot of the poorer cities in Indiana and Illinois like Gary, plus Newark, and Baltimore all seemed worse to me.

[@fornogames23]

@@jaredbellow live a few miles out of what city? I live in Detroit and those cities you named aren’t worst lol

[@fornogames23]

@@jaredbellow but I respect your opinion

[@carriue12]

My city Gary😢😢😫

[@julienbee3467]

Are there any nice neighborhoods in Gary ?

[@carriue12]

@@julienbee3467 maybe about 4th Ave merriville area crown point areabut I moved away 12 years ago it will.always be my city

[@julienbee3467]

@@carriue12 ok thank you

[@carriue12]

@@julienbee3467 no problem

[@lillianp8900]

Seeing Gary,Indiana triggered a memory of a show called Eerie, Indiana, I watched as a kid. I hadn't thought about it in years 😁

[@memyselfandi4581]

I honestly couldn't tell the difference between the 2 cities maybe if I lived in one of them but as far as rough looking they are equal in my eyes

[@reginaflorentino6567]

Aqui no Brasil imaginamos Detroid bem diferente do que nos tem mostrado ,obrigada

[@Benjamin_Gellman]

Can you do East Chicago, Indiana

[@anthonypalisi6417]

What I don't understand is why city council cant knock abandoned buildings down. Then rezone for agricultural. This way land could be purchased to farm, raise small livestock and just let the remainder be given back to nature.

[@crazybenzy3426]

Hey some of those homes in California with sell for about $500,000 even when they're burned out

[@WILL-sn4us]

It's a tie

[@Aaron-8989]

Both of these places looked like the aftermath of a war zone or a nuclear bomb being dropped

[@soco2020]

Gary has huge upward potential, but the loss of steel jobs, lack of outside investment, rampant political corruption, and crippling social issues have forced it into perpetual stagnation.

[@TuneTamasha]

This PS6 Last Of Us remaster is looking great.

[@spark655]

We were shown a different Detroit in the movies... Hi from Russia.

[@willbygosh4887]

You should visit Frostproof Florida this winter,Why? Because It's frost proof!!

[@mikaels6009]

Detroit is like a waist land literally. A waist of beautifully structure home. now much of the city looks like a forest. I always look at Detroit and try to imagine middle class black people sitting on their porches pulling out their driveways in Cadillacs, kids playing etc.. what it probably use to look like. Gary probably was the same way. I would like to see a interview of some one in their 60s or 70s that can tell us on detail how both cities use to be before the economic decline. I think Cleveland is the sane way. I wonder how Chicago and Milwaukee was able to survive the Midwest industrial decline.

[@lowmanagain]

What's wrong with how they look? Looks very nice to me.

[@dannybrandon8507]

U need to show some good part of Gary like Miller ,The west side area ,Gary got a lot of growth.

[@chigvincev30]

А в этих местах нет штрафов за газон?

[@ARWest-bp4yb]

я думаю это наименьшая из их проблем!

[@ВикторНарваткин-ц8ч]

в этих местах ни закона ни правил .оксись парень....

[@_Waydenwyd]

Gary have a good and positive community

[@littlecatfeet9064]

With no people?

[@_Waydenwyd]

@@littlecatfeet9064 get a life dude live if it have no people I would not be saying that dumb ass

[@littlecatfeet9064]

@@_Waydenwyd if you could try that comment again in English, that would be great.

[@tharonholt8635]

Thanks for showing the G some love

[@CharlotteDrillsAndBeefs]

Love? That's embarrassing a city not loving it.

[@jacksonvillejohn9462]

Why do you just show slums??? Why don’t you show the nice areas???

[@CharlieBo313]

I'm a no good person who likes to display the worst. I'm working on changing. What do you suggest I do?

[@69judge27]

He's trying his best to fulfill your request. 😎🎸

[@marcg.3830]

The whole point is to show areas 90 percent of people would never see!

[@incremental_failure]

Because it's about morbid curiosity. I wish more people would film the slums around the world. I wouldn't want to watch clips of average areas, that's just boring.

[@AuroraBoarder1]

He does show nice areas. He has videos of Palmer Woods and other mansions in the Detroit area.

[@incremental_failure]

Many of the houses are gorgeous, the nature looks good too. No wonder Chinese are looking to buy areas like this up and create their own communities. Integrating isn't realistic though because the ones staying aren't the best people probably.

[@AuroraBoarder1]

The Chinese can use martial arts to drive them out.

[@jakelong6860]

So the whole city looks like that?

[@GalaxyXD-4]

Community policing at a all time high

[@CharlotteDrillsAndBeefs]

It's sad knowing that your memories was stolen by patches of grass and a tree.

[@cibelyconceicao2842]

Pq tantas cidades abandonadas? Triste!

[@SpenceFR]

gary gotta be worse in terms of abandonment like do people actually live in "gary"? not counting outside of gary

[@davidmarks8318]

Live in a Detroit suburbs never downtown

[@Ronjambo3632]

Once beautiful until gunshots and stupid violence rang out

[@laroyedwards9200]

Vezzo & TSE Rizzle did a joint together got respect for both cities they resemble in many ways both cities were at 1 time 2 of the most thriving places in the U.S 🤐 farwell to those days from the G to the D we all 1 midwest they should work together more fasho from the G but fux with the D 🗣 shout out to Charlie B for the road show stay + my G ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@speedguy9982]

4 seasons suck as well this cold winter shit get boring

[@apocyldoomer]

Speed bumps in that rathole, wow, that really helps, good gawd!!??

[@erictorow250]

Both cities need to build new infrastructure or generations of poverty will exist for a long time😮

[@WhatYouWantWhatYouDontWant]

*Gary, Indiana, United States of America (Michael Jackson Hometown)* *Homicide Rate* *Year/Homicide Rate/Per Capita 100k* *2021/70/100k* *2020/78/100k* *2019/78/100k* *2018/53/100k* *2017/63/100k* *2016/60/100k* *2015/65/100k* *2014/47/100k* *2013/69/100k* *2012/46/100k* *Some 90s Homicide rates* *1993/91/100k* *1995/113/100k*

[@CharlotteDrillsAndBeefs]

This is what happens when humans allow pestification.

[@benjaminhogan3157]

...keep voting DEMOCRAP and this is what ya get....these should be campaign commercials...

[@chitoon100]

all the street light poles are gone...

[@tjj6362]

Whoa!!!

[@vadimaleksandrovich2834]

✋✋✋

[@CharlotteDrillsAndBeefs]

Gary doesn't look as bad as Detroit, but Detroit looks no where near as bad as E. Cleveland

[@Getyourdoe]

10 years ago it did, they've torn down a lot of old abandoned burnt down structures. There's lots of open fields now, and not half as bad as it was, it used to be entire subdivisions burnt crispy in Detroit, for blocks and blocks, it's changing.

[@daveb8449]

Beautiful homes at one time. American culture in 2023 sucks.

[@matthews832]

Gary, Indiana reminds me of Syria... you know... after it was bombed off the map.

[@erictorow250]

If they want jobs let both cities build new buildings of prisons 😅

[@jasong428]

None of this is the fault of industry.

[@xaenon]

You are correct. It is the result of industry LEAVING.

[@roymarksberry4152]

It doesn't even look that like United States

[@jimmythegentconway8690]

Very similar

[@24K-i8x]

heavy…

[@Smileatlife37]

Gary wins To many crooked mayors

[@howierichard5238]

Crooked mayors?? You ever heard the name Kwame Kilpatrick? 😆 nuff said

[@smooch2955]

And Coleman Young.

[@akidataylor777]

So sad

[@TheCramunhao666]

bom.

[@TheScience1711]

It’s a draw