JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI HOODS

[@reginaldlagrone5082]

People are not unaware of poverty, they pretend not to know about it. The people of Mississippi for the most part are good people regardless of their income level. I have traveled the back roads of Mississippi and yes there is poverty, but theses are some polite, welcoming and genuine folks. May God bless the people in Jackson.

[@albertobellamy2711]

God Bless Mississippi folks!

[@julienbee3467]

Sounds like you have a French name :)

[@ryankines9407]

In my experience being homeless this is true, they would rather look the other way and try to ignore the problem rather than help.

[@chevexx1111]

Black and white in squalor, so the 10% can be lords in their county. They'd rather be lords over this squalor than have real wealth like Bill Gates or Steve Jobs b/c then they would have to compete where they would be just jokes. But in dirt-poor Mississippi, that 1 to 10% of Mississippi are like plantation owners still. And it feels good to rein over a destitute county except for you. You are a big deal there. So you can feel great about yourself as you look down on the squalor your politics enable.

[@Pokingclams]

We actually are. Just found this video and I'm shocked at what I see. I thought I live in a hood. But this is beyond anything I've seen.

[@jaceymoss2141]

I was born and raised in Jackson Mississippi. It's not that the city is poor,we still have working people in Jackson, but when you have people in office stealing the money, this is normally what happens.

[@starbaby1754]

Jacey Moss vote them out...& get people who care & want to help..take care❤

[@tictacmaybeau6707]

Star Baby you’re very optimistic, but the sad thing is that very few people want to help Jackson at this point. A lot of politicians and Mississippians alike see it as a lost cause. To fix Jackson, it would take money Mississippi doesn’t have, and no one wants to deal with that sadly

[@duffeldoffer]

You mean like the two former mayor's; Chucaway Labamba Sr. and Jr.? They've done a great job as criminals.

[@gothicanimegirlsz3443]

Dude get real ots pretty poor I live in Natchez Ms

[@nickpanayiotou684]

Its kind of crazy that the majority of Americans are so unaware of the extreme poverty that occurs throughout the country

[@nickpanayiotou684]

God23 I remember when I moved to Denver from Sydney and told people about the situation of inner city life. It seems they were so oblivious to the nature of the poverty and crime that occurs throughout most cities in the US.

[@nickpanayiotou684]

God23 well when you compare the crime rates from the 80s up until now, the homicide rate as well as the crime has dropped dramatically. New york city had over 2000 homicides in 1990 and in 2017 there was only about 250. The truth is that the crime has drasticly dropped throuhout the US and the crime that occurs in the the cities are in very small and segregated areas. So I think america still has some world class prestine cities and is not as bad as what everyone puts it out to be. I know where I am in Denver is absoloutely beautiful and I much prefer living here than where I was brought up in Sydney

[@gwendeann2362]

that is so true, I'm learning myself

[@dougcarter1924]

Nick Pannerz Born poor KEPT my yard CLEANED up and a lot more yards learned how to run a shovel at 5.Don't LET this WORLD hold you down. Don't ever give up. JESUS CHRIST LOVES YOU. WORK WORK WORK WORK. DON'T EVER GIVE UP. LOVE YOU AMERICA.

[@hermosilo7112]

absolutely true.

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[@RDRR2]

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[@tyronebrown2246]

Jackson is so poor. They don't have no business down there. The mall closed on Highway 90 there's barely any stores. A lot of abandoned businesses. This city needs economic restructure immediately. And I'm not saying that from watching this video I've been there it's a sad sight

[@larryspiller6633]

Poverty hurts all of us. No matter the color or the geographical location of the impoverished. My former hometown isn't Jackson Ms., but the Jackson 5 did come from it. Peace.

[@aped]

Tyrone Brown the city needs white people lol.

[@mazelgarth746]

Alabama is the same no jobs poverty if u get a job they won't hire u

[@BleuBenjamins205]

Mazel Garth that’s not true Alabama has plenty of jobs And thriving

[@duffeldoffer]

You meant Hwy 80; where the Metro-Center mall decayed.

[@priscillawilson9033]

I am 75 years old. I was born and raised in Jackson. I am so sad to see what has happened to this once beautiful place. Back in the day, it was said that everyone was so glad we had only "clean industry". I was born into a very affluent home as a result of my Dad's hard work. We had a staff of people who worked for us: maids and yard men and yes a Chauffeur. We all loved them like family. Jackson was a beautiful safe place. Everything changed when a lot of the people (Black) went to Detroit for work. The sad thing is when they returned they brought a welfare generation back with them. My Dad was the contractor who did renovations on the Capital and the Governor's Mansion. It was such a beautiful place at the time. I don't go back anymore. It is not a safe place.

[@badbartonian]

What do you mean by "welfare generation"? I'm new to these social terms, excuse me for my directness.

[@leonhenry4861]

@@badbartonian Think she means people who don't want to work.

[@jada9298]

Wow that explains alot 👀 and when I see how Jackson looks watching this Video, I said it looks like Detroit. I been to Jackson too but I didn't see this side

[@Chungus581]

Complaining about a lazy welfare generation when you grew up with servants and a chauffeur? Kettle meet pot

[@skeptle_playz6694]

@@Chungus581 I feel like they are painting a picture of their reality and not complaining.

[@markrush5013]

$40k truck in front of a $4k house

[@sidior12]

Always a dead giveaway you're in the hood.

[@TheePrettyGirlSwag]

The roads are in such terrible condition you need a reliable car. I don’t recall seeing a $40k car in the video but even if they did buy a house got $40k it’s in the hood. Yes it’s awkward to see but most of the people can’t afford to just up & move. And a lot of the homes are paid for.

[@TheePrettyGirlSwag]

Aaron Dukes same thing I’m thinking.

[@phyllismccaskill3472]

All states have a hood, some just worst than others.

[@roadrunna0075]

Cya no they don’t🤦🏾‍♂️😂😂 Stop it, North Dakota and South Dakota will never have hoods ever

[@carolpurini]

wow

[@mariebrunson9078]

Amen

[@beechnut79]

In many people’s minds the Native American reservations do qualify.

[@ryankines9407]

@@beechnut79 probably more poverty than most other places on those reservations. They owned slaves therefore had slave quarters but they slaughtered the natives and left them nothing. This country was founded on pure hatred.....😥

[@weallwilldie1808]

Richest country in the world and we got shit like this around wow.

[@aleksandar4756]

USA is definitely rich but not the richest due to high levels of wealth inequality. Lots of rich people but just as many poor.

[@lcjacks8825]

America is not the richest pretty sure Dubai is

[@lcjacks8825]

John Doe nah america doesn’t really have too much wealth

[@katesleuth1156]

@@lcjacks8825Every time a Republican becomes president, he reduces taxes. This results in a loss of a trillion dollars for the gov’t. The president then starts the cuts in education, healthcare, payments to individual states. This has been happening since Reagan. Poor & middle class are getting poorer, rich are getting richer. Tax cuts are a sham, they only benefit the wealthy. They need to be stopped.

[@lcjacks8825]

@@katesleuth1156 so you want to pay more to the government and have less money to spend on your family?

[@jedknutson8373]

where the cars are worth more than the homes...

[@601TRAVELS]

You cant put 24"s on a house bro hahah

[@mrpowerline2586]

EVERY STATE HAS A FUCKED UPSIDE!

[@jenniferm586]

It is because for so many years (in the past) black American's were not allowed/able to buy a home, they could only rent. What they COULD buy was a nice car. So generation after generation low income people were raised in rentals, where the landlord refused to keep the place nice and the renters felt it is not their job to maintain the property... you get crappy houses and nice cars.

[@Debbie52S]

Jennifer M Hey, what is the cultural appeal of muscle cars in predominantly black neighborhoods?

[@zeroturn7091]

Overlooking the obvious. The cars are nicer than the home, because the home was likely paid off two generations ago. Either that or the rent is dirt cheap allowing a low income family to funnel money elsewhere.

[@apostlemarcaskew5267]

IT'S NOT WHERE YOU LIVE IT'S HOW YOU LIVE

[@leleg3046]

Yes, I can make that whole strip look beautiful, needs cleaning up and landscaping. Remodel the homes,🤔😉

[@shevettejackson.]

Yes so true

[@majesty_tv2744]

Exposure is a MF and limited resources is difficult look at all them private schools for the white kids/rich black families they expose they have an advantage but never give up

[@mattbarringer3064]

I visited Jackson on a road trip back in 2009. I was surprised by how rural it felt being it was the biggest city in Mississippi. Nothing but extreme poverty.

[@601TRAVELS]

Jackson's seen some better days man... much better..

[@601TRAVELS]

munsta 007 probably more guns in Jackson though hahaha

[@robertpreskop4425]

Most mid sized southern cities look more rural because of their low density and houses on larger lots.

[@kelabell6330]

Matt Barringer Not all we have a few nice communities here trust me.

[@kelabell6330]

THE601 Na Florida lololol

[@texlahomagirl9809]

Thank you for the videos. Safe travels to you!

[@SherrysCraftinggarden]

He is riding a golf cart lol

[@MrTheHillfolk]

3:29 lol I swear I heard change hit the floor that fell out of Charlie’s pocket from the damn bouncing 😂

[@lightemuppyro7895]

The exact moment 3:29 passed by I read the comment. 😂😂

[@diggaa7281]

MrHillfolk 😂😂😂

[@diggaa7281]

MrHillfolk those where lug nuts homie rolling back & forth from his tailgate. 😂😂😂

[@LetsTalk-fk9cc]

I'm from Arkansas and this is what our hoods look like as well

[@ryankines9407]

I thought little rock was a beautiful city. My ex's stepdad was code enforcement, we were driving around he said, we're in the hood, i couldn't even tell for real it looked nice! Don't know the neighborhood but I thought little rock had a major gang problem, again that's every city i imagine

[@barryand601]

Ryan Kines Little Rock is pretty dangerous, but not as bad as Pine Bluff.

[@genwealth3764]

Jonesboro in the building

[@lindadustin9975]

Cut down on illegals and give Americans more opportunities.

[@GremistadaGeral]

Brasil alguém? Conheci esse canal a alguns dias. Canais como esse fazem o KZbin ainda valer a pena. Só pra avisar. Os piores Guetos de vcs seriam mansões em algumas favelas do Brasil. Fantástico Charlie

[@jeanpereira3960]

Alguns desavisados acham que não existe problemas de infraestrutura nos USA . Problemas existentes e não solucionaveis

[@80s_kid.]

Why is all these cities torn up and burned down ? Who is it that's doing this shit, and why ? It baffles me that people get such a massive rush from smashing and burning hoods up, it's like takin a shit on your own front lawn..

[@kamala80]

This is how Democrats want it.

[@elizabethkelley5260]

80s_kid They have no money or incentive to fix what belongs to someone else,why would they? The white people who built these houses moved away a long time ago and now they just fall to ruin.

[@kamala80]

Elizabeth, it's learned helplessness. If the people in these communities wanted to fix up their communities they could. I'm Black and I sincerely don't believe it's a lack of money stopping the people who live in these communities from cleaning those communities up. And, if it is money stopping them they could appeal to the city and I bet you all kinds of wealthy folks would give these people money and/or supplies to clean up their communities.

[@KoTM25681]

You do know that Mississippi is a Republican ran state don't you?

[@elizabethkelley5260]

kamala80 I live in St.Louis where there is massive poverty,apathy,gang worship and/or fear and along with no education( or substandard education) there seems to be lack of motivation and ignorance. I see a long hard road ahead for any young person to escape this lifestyle for something better but we know it's very possible with effort and determination.

[@KenDawgProduction]

People always complain about gentrification. I bet they would do anything for gentrification.

[@chiefsosa2568]

Kenneth Armstrong gentrification just keeps the cycle going. Just moves poverty elsewhere. Gentrification is shit.

[@InspectorSplatter]

A neighborhood in my city got gentrified and 10 years later it got even worse than it was before

[@DetroitRockin]

The South is our Roots here in Detroit.all our grandparents came from Mississippi and moved to Detroit to work at the Big 3 Ford ,Gm, Chrysler...thanks for making this big dawg i always wanted to see what Mississippi look like in the trenches

[@toucan516]

Detroit Rockin Reggie That explains a lot.

[@DetroitRockin]

none of your damn business lol Facts!!

[@commissaryarrick9670]

A lot of the black People in Chicago have roots in Mississippi but I don’t know about Detroit

[@tictacmaybeau6707]

Detroit Rockin Reggie yeah, Jackson’s seen better years. Stuff started going downhill in the 70s and never got better. There are quite a many great places in Mississippi though, it’s just that many people eventually gave up on ever fixing Jackson, which is sad because I hate to see my city fall apart like this

[@mazelgarth746]

@@commissaryarrick9670 Alabama two

[@unknwnrunner]

I went to JSU for a semester, it was just like being in Chicago projects all over again

[@derrickjohnson3094]

This is were I was born and raised...I was blessed to get out.

[@JCYTTV]

Damn, this is definitely top 5 worst looking so far. This shit is depressing

[@tishkerrville8942]

NOLA sure the fuck is ...😧

[@thomastherriault6199]

NOLA - This is surely one of the oldest parts of the U.S., it's interesting to see how everything is reverting back to source. I wonder how long 'til you see nothing there.

[@tishkerrville8942]

Cheesy Fries yuk...that whole fucking area ruined a billion x over since BP disaster in 2010

[@mrpowerline2586]

Thomas Therriault ABOUT THE SAME TIME AS THE BROKEN CITY OF THE STATE YOU LIVE IN. EVERY STATE HAS A FUCK UP SIDE

[@ivanc.9404]

NOLA I'm from the Lower 9th Ward My dad is from the Mp3 (Magnolia projects) and my Mama is from the Lower 9th ward

[@Maaaatttttt]

I like the squeaky vehicle and just driving around a neighborhood. it's comforting and I don't know why.

[@datboiwes333]

Mississippi has some real poverty, Arkansas too.

[@mrpowerline2586]

EVERY STATE HAS THIS!

[@mrpowerline2586]

none of your damn business STOP LYING!!

[@mrpowerline2586]

ALOT OF PEOPLE GIVING THEIR OPINION AND NEVER BEEN TO JACKSON, BUT GIVE THEIR DUMB OPINION LIKE THEY BEEN THERE ALL THEIR LIFE!

[@lovivaughn88]

datboiwes333 yes anybidy can showvsfressed area tbeyre in are city

[@datboiwes333]

lovi vaughn You are gonna have to say that again because I can't understand what you are trying to tell me.

[@gregedgerton387]

I've lived with the rich, where picking up the wrong silverware may get a lecturing far off in the dayroom: and I've lived with the ' bottom' of society, sleeping on the streets and panhandling so that I could get something to eat, or to drink. THEY'RE BOTH BAD. It seems tough to find 'real' people. I currently do not live with either. To be honest, I kinda like the idea of a little cabin in the middle of nowhere. I take that back, I'd love it.

[@debbieprice100]

This is what Democrats in charge do to a city!!

[@kamala80]

Man be careful in Jackson. Cats don't play out there! I know I mentioned to you about checking out Jackson, Baton Rouge, Montgomery, Birmingham, etc. I see you're doing that.

[@TBF_SMOKEZ]

kamala80 don't the KKK still be on that bullshit down in Mississippi. I'm from Chicago, I don't trust it

[@kamala80]

I live in Baton Rouge, LA and while the KKK is active please recognize the KKK is an international organization. You can't escape racism. But, you Blacks in Chicago, as a community are finished. You might as well come back to Mississippi. The White liberals in Chicago are finished with y'all.

[@commissaryarrick9670]

Brandon Lamar Brantley this city is 80 percent black you would be be lucky to find one kkk member in the whole city , if someone does something to you here it won’t be a white person

[@angelabell8725]

@@TBF_SMOKEZ Oh please the kkk is everywhere even in California. Don"t tell people you are from Chicago makes the whole state look ignorant.BTW a lot of people in Chicago has Mississippi roots.

[@ssippilandelta4365]

@@angelabell8725 that Chicago and Mississippi connection so strong

[@smootxiii4983]

This person is riding in one small area of Jackson. 😂 don't get me wrong it's other bad area in Jackson but there are also some nice area as well.

[@radams103]

Just like every city lol

[@gregbgregb8487]

Smoot XIII nice where

[@gregbgregb8487]

Smoot XIII south jxn use to be nice

[@user-zx5xw4yw2e]

rara adams Exaxtly. Just like every major city. Duu

[@smootxiii4983]

GregB gregb you have belhaven, fondren, East Over, the area by Callaway, the area off canton road as well. Plus there are a few more area.

[@sir-shanksalot8847]

Hey I dig your videos but some your comment section pisses me off sometimes

[@janethefriend-awakened33]

poverty, but billions are sent overseas

[@ryankines9407]

Help our people first! It's ridiculous...

[@williethomas2628]

Now you are thinking!

[@eodx100]

You can be dirt poor and still have nice looking things these people are so lazy they won't even pick up a piece of trash or clean up around a yard....why should any of them receive government aid as they have already given up..........

[@ladarianford3774]

Lol I’m from Jackson. Sooo I’m sorry for the potholes. We been trying to get them ho’s fix for the last 10 years.

[@majesty_tv2744]

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[@CharlieBo313]

I have had a Patreon for about a year. It goes by the same name CharlieBo313. I had only one video there I just posted another one of mine. I'm going to post more, if I even have it set up right for people to donate or whatever. The problem is Patreon seems complicated, not really sure how it works, and can't find the time to really figure it out with KZbin going on. I also have a Twitter, but the only one I really concentrate on is KZbin. I don't know how people manage multiple social media, especially with the type of time consuming videos I do with the editing and all. So everybody has been asking about a Patreon so I'll see if anyone donates.

[@evelyngardiner1951]

I lived in Jackson, Miss. for 10 years, and did not live in a neighborhood that looked like this. Poverty is endemic all over this "wealthy country," but there will always be poor people. A lot (not all) of poverty is due to bad decisions, undesirable behaviors, immoral lifestyles, and systemic racism. You notice I put racism last, because I believe that if you get the first three right, you can avoid the pitfalls that come from systemic racism. Failure to stay in school and get a good education leads to poverty. Middle class lifestyles are no longer available to people who do not have a high school diploma. A big factor in poverty is single-parent families. They have always been there, but statistically many of the issues related to poverty is out-of-wedlock babies, where 70% of Black children are born to unwed mothers. That is a recipe for poverty. So there. I am a native Mississippian and it is only because of good decisions, a good education, strong family values, and a Christian lifestyle that I escaped what you see on this video.

[@kaffeice7]

no offence but ur full of shit ...

[@nwdixieboy]

I grew up in West Jackson. It was a very safe neighborhood where you left your front door unlocked when you were home. By the time my parents were elderly you could hear gun shots on the hour on Friday nights, I was held up by a teen on my front porch, and 34 drug dealers were rounded up within 5 blocks in one raid. You never walked around the neighborhood anymore. On West Capitol St, the major thoroughfare in the neighborhood, 80 percent of all the big old homes are now just empty lots. The only thing you see on Capitol St now are big black churches... no homes.

[@angeleyes7351]

Im a texas native living in south Mississippi. I never understood why they buy nice cars, the damn street is raggedy as hell with lots of gravel(dirt) streets. They need monster trucks ONLY

[@imfromthemagnoliastatemiss2244]

Angel Henry sup

[@ggchbgigghb7699]

Black mentality, showing off is more important than substance. Kids in the hood wear Air Jordans but got no money for education. Same in Africa, watch a video on African dandies.

[@MysticgrannyMc_96]

It's called systematic racism. Why would a Bank finance cars and trucks for $30k for a Black man or woman making minimum wage for 6 or 7 years. You are approved even with poor credit for the cars, but will not lend those same people that same amount of money to either buy or remodel a home? Why doesn't the city put more money into these areas where the residents pay higher taxes and higher utilities? Why are the roads not being fixed or paved with their paid taxes ? If you live in a World with blinders on then you will never understand systemic racism. Just thought I'd answer your question. It is deeper than what you know. You can go to any city on the East and South sides and see this. It is so much corruption in politics due to the policy makers being racist with their own agenda to keep the Brown people down until it is not funny. Without the poor,you couldn't have the Rich! They need theses people to stay hungry for a reason. It keeps them enslaved by the system that continues to exploit them.

[@imfromthemagnoliastatemiss2244]

Minister Martha McMurrian stfu they fo that yo everyone bitch im half black and your just a turd

[@MysticgrannyMc_96]

south mississippi G Oh my ..sounds like you hate some part of yourself. Get 😱😱🙏🙏🙏

[@R20-d4t]

Looks worse than or if not just as bad as Detroit. It's Mississippi though so with all the racism and hell my people have went through down there this doesn't really surprise me.

[@R20-d4t]

i would say that it is just as bad, idk about worse... down south its raw and more in your face, where as up north, they'll act like they are your friend and then stab you in the back or undermine you repeatedly. The racism is more tactical up north esp when it comes to employment... i guess this would make it worse, though

[@esennova4557]

True but we got the racist ass cops in NY so that makes up for the in your face thing sad truth

[@jackoff4850]

You watch too much tv. It ain't like that anymore. Baltimore is where you find racism. Against whites......

[@ggchbgigghb7699]

It must be great being black, you can fail at everything and blame the white man for it. Except even in Africa where you are 100% of population you keep failing.

[@SilageCutter]

most blacks hate everybody...just too stupid to love..

[@smithterrance459]

This look like Detroit with vacant houses buildings vacant lots boarded up windows and burnt homes on every street every block smh so sad I feel bad for Jackson Mississippi

[@huztlemane4139]

First time going through Jackson Mississippi I felt unsafe.

[@waynephillips5013]

What's interesting is that you can see some houses that date to the early 1900s and even a couple of late Victorian houses. Makes you wonder what that neighborhood was like 50 or 75 or even 100 years ago.

[@ChristChickAutistic]

It was really pretty and nice. I know, because I lived not far from the area he was driving when I was little. I hate seeing what it's become, but that's what happens when you have corrupt government.

[@TheePrettyGirlSwag]

This is another reason why rates of obesity are so high in Jackson. When I lived there (another part of town) I was comfortable with taking an hours walk or jog in the park. But now, that side is down has gone too shyt. I wouldn’t dare go outside for exercise or even a gym in the city. For a lot of us we tend to eat better if we put the effort into exercising.

[@ninan7934]

Greetings from Sydney. Love all your videos! Who is responsible for fixing the roads? The roads are full of cracks and potholes. Surprised you didn’t get a flat tyre in any of your videos! 😂

[@DrFunky4]

Charlie you gotta make a DVD of all your best footage from all the cities you've filmed *cough cough include Niagara falls cough cough* 😂😂

[@douglaskasten4630]

DrFunky4 that would be cool as hell, you know he could sell it👍👍

[@meekashabazz6135]

DrFunky4 People still have DVD’s in 2019?? 😅😫

[@TheTallMan50]

Now show us the hoods in cities like Cheyenne Wyoming, Helena Montana, Bismarck North Dakota, or Pierre South Dakota. Poverty doesn't just happen to black people, but it seems that's the only side the media wants to focus on.

[@robertpreskop4425]

TheTallMan35 poverty isnt only in the mid sized and big major cities, it is also commonplace in the smaller cities and in small towns and rural areas especially rural mountain counties like McDowell County, West Virginia.

[@cjlaw228]

TheTallMan35 exactly

[@libbylife7161]

This area would be cool if everyone pitched in to help each other with there homes and The county could re-surface the roads. Everyone could do a home a month-paint and fix up the yards, then it would make it a good place and safer place to live. Wish I had the money to help do this! Good people live in poor places too.

[@Yshahadah]

Peace and Blessings. Thanks for sharing with us. I use to live in Jackson, with my grandparents for about six months...she took me to California. Told me there was no life for me in Ms. I use to work at Pizza Hut on Bailey Rd.

[@JT-iw3dp]

I spent a big piece of my childhood just about three blocks down the street from where this ends. There's a lot more burned out houses than there were 20 years ago - I'd bet there's insurance fraud.

[@johnsmith6586]

A lot of these areas used to be really nice neighborhoods, with beautiful lawns and historic old houses. My uncles house was off of Bailey and was pristine. but over the years the white folks moved away and it went down hill. Some parts of Jackson are still ok, but given time It will go down the dumper as well. Its a shame to see so many former nice homes all boarded up and falling in.

[@helenvanpatterson-patton]

Patched pot holes??? That is almost unheard of here in Jackson! This is old old hood Jackson. Thank you for tour...it has been a while:)

[@chasestelk8531]

You should do Montgomery Alabama too once you get a chance to go Birmingham

[@bobbygaspard9107]

Birmingham got some rough spots

[@reddredd2610]

we don't realize how blessed we are I wish I had lots of money I would help them

[@StarfieldRailway]

The name of this video is "Jackson, Mississippi Hoods," not "Jackson, Mississippi Every Neighborhood."

[@lunamaria4669]

I live outside of Jackson this isn’t just what the hood looks like the whole damn city of Jackson looks like this. There are places where the roads are so bad that people have died hitting potholes. And these are the most commonly traveled road.

[@douglaskasten4630]

Damn, worst hood in the south so far, looks bombed out

[@robertpreskop4425]

Douglas Kasten wait till you see New Orleans.

[@creolenolamix1164]

@@robertpreskop4425 no baby nola is not this bad stop the lies

[@bobbygaspard9107]

@@creolenolamix1164 come on New Orleans is bad don't kid yourself

[@bobbydouglas7221]

Birmingham worst

[@bobbygaspard9107]

@@bobbydouglas7221 there both bad i know im been to Birmingham and theres some tough spots

[@601TRAVELS]

Damn bro you got there before I could haha.. Nice job, you found the hood :D

[@catboyzee]

My sister took me on a tour through Jackson my last visit to the 'Sipp. Unbelievable how run down that town is. OTOH, the same could be said for various places across the country. Poverty and degradation are both reality in the USA...

[@marcywalls9596]

This is proof that the homeowner didn't care about the property! No one to blame but the homeowners

[@larrycrawford2657]

Marcy Walls 9 moo

[@al4d500]

I'm from Jackson. There are some really nice middle class and upper middle class areas. Every city has rough neighborhoods. I live in Dallas and they got areas that looks like this.

[@DrFunky4]

Isn't this where David Banner is from?

[@601TRAVELS]

Yes!

[@smithterrance459]

Yes

[@commissaryarrick9670]

Yes but the neighborhood he is from is called the queens and it isn’t quite as bad as this one

[@thuglife5219]

glad you did mississippi 👍

[@601TRAVELS]

Im glad he did too! Mississippi is awesome.

[@shawndrea4055]

My home state...my roots!!!

[@601TRAVELS]

Shawndrea Grisby where in Mississippi??

[@shawndrea4055]

THE601 Born in Jackson,raised in Clinton!!!

[@Billyboyadventures]

My city much love

[@shawndrea4055]

Jacktown love!!!

[@beamjohn9753]

Nawf side

[@mrpowerline2586]

MISSISSIPPI !!!!!!!

[@antlive3761]

Dreaded Mysterys na brah ain't nothing to love there brah. I mean dam do it get any worst smh.

Dreaded Mysterys if you love it, go clean it.

[@jondough4527]

Will you be doing any more south hoods?

[@CharlieBo313]

If I get a chance while I'm still here. I filmed more of Jackson which I will probably post tomorrow.

[@jondough4527]

Here are some interesting hoods you could visit while out here: Pine Bluff, AR (most dangerous small city in America), Helena-West Helena, AR, Little Rock/North Little Rock, Shreveport, LA, Baton Rouge, Hope, AR (the northside of town), & West Memphis. Most of those aren't too far from Jackson.

[@jondough4527]

Right lol

[@ssippilandelta4365]

Jon Dough yes those places are wild and some of them part of the Delta too.

[@josephramirez557]

Hello Charliebo313, Do you agree that filming the hoods of the Mountain West and other West coast places you haven't filmed yet(Boise, Denver, Spokane, Salt Lake City, Sacramento, Portland, Tacoma, Seattle, Vancouver BC-heard they have a big hood for a Canadian metro) would be interesting footage ?

[@robertpreskop4425]

Joseph Ramirez Vancouver doesnt have a real hood. Stop comparing Canadian cities to US cities there is no comparison.

[@josephramirez557]

"There is no comparison"(between Canadian cities and US citites)-why? Be specific.

[@maharper100]

Sad to see this in 2018, instead of spending 25 billion for a wall in the dessert, let's invest that money rebuilding our towns and infrastructure.Look at all the construction jobs it would bring.

[@pibbmcknight2534]

I came to Jackson Mississippi alot and never seen anything like that horrible, I saw some parts simular though. Wow

[@loft4me]

Mississippi burning 02:00 under brilliant blue skies, clear and crisp. Atticus Finch, rocking chairs, porches meant to idle away the time, chipping away at its segregated past, slipping away into the 21th century. But maybe not so much so...I can smell the greens, Charlie. And the fried chicken, and black eyed peas. Time stands still, here in this part of Jackson.

[@tammybunting4034]

Wow that's crazy

[@marquinhoberaldo1546]

Sou Brasileiro e gosto de seus vídeos!!gostaria muito de me mudar para os EUA,quem sabe um dia

[@juolivercordeiro9685]

finalmente achei um conterrâneo nesse vídeo!!!! Olá... Eu também sonho muito em ir pra lá.

[@marquinhoberaldo1546]

Juliana cordeiro vamos juntos rs

[@juolivercordeiro9685]

Marco Beraldo quem dera.....

[@dannywilkins887]

How much of Jackson is like this? looks as poor as it gets..

[@Chilling4Shillings]

danny wilkins the Greyhound bus station is really nice. At least it was when I passed through there in 2008, although there were plenty of crackheads roaming around begging for money in front of the bus station

[@mystisummers6317]

Danny Wilkins I live in Mississippi and unfortunately a lot of Jackson is like this. The homes are dilapidated roads are in horrible condition and don't get me started on the water line problems. Did I mention the sky high crime rate?

[@shawndrea4055]

Robert Kyril Jordan Well I meant where Im at in the Tougaloo area but Im ftom Clinton so Im not familiar with the Presidential Hills area so thats all I know

[@mysticapollan7198]

Sadly a lot of Jackson does look this way. Taxes are sky high with no benefits to the residents. Look at all of the beautiful old homes that are now falling apart with no one to fix them Back up.

[@robertpreskop4425]

Jackson looks like a smaller scale version of New Orleans.

[@j.korbyn8502]

Well, that was depressing. I had no idea that Mississippi was that bad.

[@sharonrayford1048]

something is really wrong with this picture!This is not at all what most of Jackson Mississippi looks like.there are some beautiful areas there.

[@honeyymint8190]

There are some good areas in Jackson..like north/northeast but yes alot of Jackson is like this...😅

[@theanswer7354]

We were stationed at Columbus AFB some years ago. The air force base was nice however outside the base had some depressing areas! At least they had the college m.u.w. that offered some diversity. I was never so glad to leave a state in my life!!!!

[@JUSAGUYNKY]

I'm so glad that Lexington would never let ANY part of the city look like that! Lex is also like two times bigger than Jackson too..

[@austinteutsch]

Jackson, Mississippi is a contrast of the haves and the have nots, just like L.A. the antebellum mansions ans this place, just like Beveryly Hills and South Central. I wish it could be more equal.

[@starbaby1754]

austin teutsch That's how they want it..but we gotta do better by our self. yes people need a hand up ..i hate when they say handout..

[@pyramidpolitpris-qs1mc]

Everytime I witness poverty and struggle... My eyes get bloody.

[@rodentcafeteria]

Looks very similar to some parts of Detroit, which is in the 313 area code.

[@demetriushill9725]

what the hell are you driving i can fell the bumps just sitting here on my computer

[@denises.8203]

Sounds like you' pushing a shopping cart,you live around there. 😏

[@ejones9924]

Typical day in da hood. AS long as they have NETFLIX and foodstamps they GOOD.

[@cynthiaw.stewart6660]

Yes it's sad put this is how it looks in some of our surroundings areas in Jacktown... I used to really love Jackson but I've had my shares of break ends and neighbors on both sides of me being a new some thangs and things.. Any given day week or month. We live on Belvedere Drive and to me now when people say the dirty South that's just what it looks like around our property we pick up trash and tires everyday.. The tires are because of the tire place on the corner of Raymond Rd. And Belvedere Drive will charge people an additional $5.00 to keep or rather take off the customers old tire because they came in for a new one or either used one . And instead of the customer paying that extra they drive right up in the first or second or third neighborhood they see turn in and just drop off their tires.. As if the residents in the areas said oh hey bring it on over here because we can use them.. Just no respect of people's space and living.. I've came out the door on several that was about to dump their tires and they hopped right back on in their vehicle.. Smdh... Then there's the throwing their shit of beer bottles cans food from Mc Donald's , Pizza Hut, Wendy's , Churches / Kentucky Fried Chicken I mean full course meals from Sam's. But here's the big one even dump off and throw out the window their full household garbage as if we asked for that as well.. We've replaced so many mailboxes because people just can't drive straight or turn our mailbox along with the mail be gown in the wind... Shit we've never had anyone to come an apologize. Not even when the young lady hit our home now that fool thought she'd hit a car but this clown ass hit the damn house.. I couldn't believe my eyes.. She was trying to crank her damn car up that it wouldn't turn over because she'd taken a whole lot of grass and mud from the yard all up underneath the motor I was like baby you didn't hit a vehicle but my gotdamn house.. You won't be going no place I had to call my husband who was at work he came home and when he pulled up he was like damn!! But anyways that's Jacktown for me.. Don't get me wrong Jackson has somethings good going on but not on the south side of town it's more nasty with paper and crap everywhere I mean u exited off from being in another area on the other side of town and exit it off Ellis Ave. it looks pathetic there's more mentally ill hustlers, thieves and prostitues males /females walking around. I've notice an increase of white people looking all strangely stragged high and have backpacks suitcases dogs walking all up and down any given day or night or hour second and minute and police doesn't ask any questions. But I betcha I couldn't go on over to good ole Madison, Byram,Clinton, Ridgeland and be walking looking suspicious they would always be checking I.D. They throw papawr as well also no body cares about others yard. My husband pays Mortgage every month yet we tend to have others who we didn't know belonged and lived in our home with us.. They would walk or drive their truck with long ass trailer all up in your damn yard. And never speak never say a word as if we owe them mutherfucker something ...just know gotdamn respect! One time I was sitting In the yard and just finished cleaning it up mowing and clowns will see me sitting out and still throw their shit.. I used to get mad and be fussing and cursing.. But now I just say a prayer for them because they maybe needing someone to pray for them and that's how I try to think about all of this ... I constantly pray for our Capital and the clowns that we all have to live by or next door or down the damn street to... It's every man for himself ..God for us all.

[@thomastherriault6199]

If the property is abandoned and tax is not being paid on it, does the property revert to the local government?

[@robertpreskop4425]

none of your damn business like in Baltimore since that city is literally broke.

[@margaretbushey3192]

Thanks for the drive.

[@PharmerJohn1]

You need some shocks/springs for that truck.

[@pillclinton1862]

He need his whole suspension rebuilt at this point

[@darrylclaxton7473]

The struggle is real in Democratic cities

[@kerbygator]

The speed limit is only 25, because if you drive any faster the shacks will fall down.

[@juolivercordeiro9685]

Does not look like the United States..... It looks like Brazil.

[@farleft7250]

Juliana cordeiro Brazil is worse

[@601TRAVELS]

Without the Brazilian cut

[@dominicalain7274]

i think you never saw favelas to say this...

[@shonuffLA]

Those are old mill houses. Free trade did this and shipped Jobs to 2nd and 3 world countries.

[@robertpreskop4425]

shonuffLA mostly third world countries. Even second world countries are suffering from outsourcing.

[@cashed-out2192]

Be careful how you walk the streets or the back roads of MS. They are only one of two stated without dog-leash laws. People there have been mauled or killed by dogs recently.

[@auryconcepcion5444]

u definitely put some miles on that car THANKS👍👼😇💖

[@MrPrettyBoyChina]

I first thought a hurricane hit this place

[@wonder-bred]

Dang man your truck needs some ball joints or struts or something. You drive a dodge or what

[@deemaverick987]

When you are done there, go to Indianola , Hoover street/Broadmoor Drive, Gentry, the grade school Carver, piggly wiggly, the pool, old Inverness Road. The tiny shopping trip.

[@abeezysportsxentertainment]

You need to do Tulsa, OK next

[@alvinshakoor7887]

This area is off of wood st very close to where i used to live. Its sad to see my city dying like this 😞

[@edwincervantes3266]

Torivio cervantes

[@edwincervantes3266]

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[@edwincervantes3266]

Kiss

[@edwincervantes3266]

Los cuzenhis durhuing

[@edwincervantes3266]

🐽

[@janelleallen6934]

Thank you for the display...

[@tricky1212]

Neighbourhood pride is hard to have in the poor south.

[@York22]

You’ve driven though some economically depressed places but this is the worst one yet. How could people let it get so downtrodden and bad? Does the state government truly not care about the state of their capital city?

[@robertpreskop4425]

Cameron Williams Mississippi is a very poor, underdeveloped state so money is tight and Jackson and other cities are going to be poor as well.

[@ashleygalyean9418]

Jackson has had quiet a few years of elections bringing in the wrong people. Its left the city in ruins.

[@tictacmaybeau6707]

Cameron Williams Jackson stared going downhill in the 70s and after the elections of a few corrupt mayors, the damage has been dealt heavily. At this point, a lot of politicians and Mississippians alike see Jackson as a lost cause. Fixing Jackson costs money that Mississippi honestly doesn’t have right now. And trust me, I hate seeing my city like this, but this isn’t an issue that can be solved by us alone. Mississippi has huge poverty, and we as a state are actually criticized because of it a lot but everyone who criticizes Mississippi for its issues refuses to offer help. It’s a viscous cycle

[@adriennehurgeton4868]

Charlie bo, HOW you just ride in complete silence? ..I live in Gulfport, so I can ask the tough questions, mmk? Powerful video, btw.