New Orleans 7th Ward Hood / Bourbon St

[@CharlieBo313]

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[@terrellmackvideos]

Charlie that wasent Bourbon Street you went on that was Frenchman Street and very good to see you in my city again .

[@BEENIECRIS]

😂 💯💯

[@ZPierre509]

🔥🔥🔥

[@teleportedfunk]

i love these areas of New Orleans, it has very unique kind of carribean/west african/cuban/european vibes, but they should fix those roads

[@Grgaforniateezy]

Literally just visited NO in March and went to Frenchman St. Actually went to the Blue Nile and heard live jazz. Love N’awlins, such a vibe. Got to make a stop by Acme Oyster House next time you’re out there.

[@braskabani8011]

Man! His windshield is clean as hell.

[@EarsTotheStreetsMedia]

That’s crazy cause I’m currently staying on camp st which is right off Canal st. I been riding around bourbon/canal the last few days on these electric bites. I’m from the Westside of Atlanta, and one thing that stands out to me is how dirty, and smelly New Orleans is. I went to Tulane Ave, and St Bernard for food the last couple days, and didn’t sense any higher danger than any other city, but all the people sitting around doing nothing is definitely noticeable. It’s like there is no hope, and no sign of progress.

[@fefemyluv]

I’m from here and I must be immune to the smell. Dirty? Yes. The only time I really experience a stench is on and around Bourbon.

[@herewegoagin4667]

That wasn't Bourbon he was on though

[@genevievechoghari5987]

Sad but true..and I love New Orleans but the city has changed so much.. I live in the Gentilly area now….but I agree,and I haven’t been down town in forever..

[@JustJJr]

Well a lot of people work in hospitality or service here so the rhythm of the city is very different . You don’t see people doing nothing, you see people enjoying their time off

[@EarsTotheStreetsMedia]

@@JustJJr no I literally saw people sitting in gas station parking lots, and on sidewalks doing nothing… just looking at everything pass them by.

[@delanabrown28]

New Orleans reminds me a little of Las Vegas!!! Just a little!!! I will have to visit again when it's not hot, I can't understand how people get drunk in that heat.

[@creoletatted8790]

Lmao that’s why we so crazy…. Heat and liquor is a bad combination 😂

[@blast4me754]

You mean it looks more like a Haiti, Jamaica or a Kenya..Las Vegas looks way more cleaner than this..

[@delanabrown28]

@@blast4me754 I said what I said. These my eyes FOOL. You see what you see and I see what I see. Now bye

[@delanabrown28]

@@creoletatted8790 lol Right!!!!! I was like whewwwwwwww this heat. I see why water stations set up everywhere

[@blast4me754]

@@delanabrown28 You need to get your eyes checked. When I left the French Quarter area years ago the rest of New Orleans looked and felt like a 3rd world country.

[@SW.Productions]

I looked at the thumbnail and thought that was Hati at first 💀

[@313-lee]

*damn*

[@worldofzenith4816]

we are closely connected with Ayiti, so it makes sense

[@mysticfalcon8844]

Lol

[@herewegoagin4667]

Haiti don't look that good

[@jimmythegentconway8690]

Lol Haití wish

[@peterwinkler2162]

All the different color houses , it's just an unique city

[@MaeMee5]

Being a native to the city for over 70 years, I can tell you that all those bright colored bldgs are NOT typical New Orleans colors. After Katrina the new interlopers came and are trying to give the city a Caribbean vibe. Those colors are not historical to the French Quarter or any part of New Orleans.

[@nola3058]

I'm a former New Orleanian now living in Houston tx. and you're right, those "colorful" houses has been on the rise since after Katrina especially in the Black neighborhoods such as Toledano Street uptown and scattered around some downtown areas 6th and 7th ward, with the federal government (FEMA) giving homeowners federal funds to renovate their properties, it gave them the opportunity to brighten up their rental properties in carribbean colors and planting palm trees also. ⚜️⚜️⚜️

[@peterwinkler2162]

@@nola3058 Houston is in the same area where they could have another bad hurricane. We had 2 hurricanes and a freaking F-3 tornado in the lower 9 and Arabi. Not safe anywhere when in comes to the weather

[@WallTrapMedia]

The most dangerous city in the history of the South and also one of the great cities of the world at the same damn time.

[@four-x-trading5606]

The most dangerous city with the best food lol

[@WallTrapMedia]

@@four-x-trading5606 Def either them or Chicago lol

[@Nolaboy824]

New Orleans is a beautiful place but has a very very dark side of it

[@j.f-ou812]

Tourist please note, Plan your destination and route before walking around & sightseeing in N.O.. just one or two blocks off the beaten path can put your personal safety at risk in some areas here.

[@philcooper279]

Just about says it all.

[@anakingent]

That wasn't Bourbon. That was Frenchman street. Frenchman > Bourbon Street. That's where the locals go

[@jmflyer55]

Home sweet home. But Nee Orleans is like a ghost town these days, with less than half its population pre Katrina. So many left and never came back. The city is basically empty now. Where the streets used to be jammed with people walking, even Canal street, the main drag, sidewalks are empty... Pretty sad really. What used to be a nonstop party city full of people and things to do, is now only a small remnant of its former self. Almost barren looking now. Thanks for the video!!!

[@marleygee8870]

Facts

[@SnuupSantana]

It didn’t lose over half it’s population after Katrina. It lost 29% after Katrina and gained 11% more since 2010

[@brettc6132]

metro new orleans area (greater nola) population was right around (just below) 1 million right before katrina. it is now almost 1.3 million (around 1.27 mil). orleans parish itself is much smaller and was around 450 thousand pre-katrina. it is still a little less at the moment but def not half. it's around 388 thousand (it was already 392 thousand by 2016 so not all the changes are katrina based). also, the peak orleans parish population was in around 1960 at nearly 630 thousand so the decline in the orleans parish population was a general trend over many decades, with it already declining below 500,000 by 1990 (about 20% drop from its peak). Although there was obviously a sharp drop right after katrina, it was already dropping, and the sudden drop was immediately followed by a sharp rise in the 5 years right after katrina, returning to a rough equilibrium by about 2010 and leveling off almost completely by 2015.

[@charlsalash]

@@marleygee8870 No.

[@MV-nt4bq]

Definitely not a ghost town there was heavy traffic on I10

[@peterwinkler2162]

That's my city good or bad. I love my New Orleans Louisiana

[@mrraffle81]

Damn those roads are jack up(while the mayor makes over 100k 😞😩

[@boscopit]

Love New Orleans

[@jillpatton3432]

I got my first tattoo in New Orleans. Should have driven thru Algiers while in the area. Also, do Haiti next.

[@kitkatx6516]

Was just down there, from Detroit, 2 weeks ago myself😊

[@fintanbochra]

Another certified hood classic

[@fireboy5043]

My old hood yesszziirrr Now living on Paradise Island miss my castle in the 7th ward my fav hangout spot was on Frenchmen after i got off Security work at House of Blues AND HUSTLER HOLLYWOOD BE SAFE CHARLIEBOY

[@creoletatted8790]

Damn.. caution tape and coroner van smh 4:00

[@Lonchanney1]

Interesting video but that wasn't bourbon street you were driving down mate. The video started with you on Canal st the second street was Frenchman mate not Bourbon.

[@dequince]

Come to Harvey #yuhhurdme

[@terrellmackvideos]

I love my subrurbs I would have choose those over Georgia any day I wish I could do those drives on da Westbank

[@Bigjilla]

Can almost smell the piss thru the video 😫

[@fireboy5043]

bourbon been the most pissy place on earth u aint know its a million times worse for mardi gras i work on bourbon for years burning rubber outta ther when i got off lmfao

[@kxmalahov]

good start, all the best from Russki Scotland!!

[@peterwinkler2162]

I recognize Claiborne Are

[@jimmythegentconway8690]

Good music

[@elecedamanchabxd849]

Fala aí rapaziada ...um salve do Brasil

[@Valentina-tm5wi]

The states is crazy, Wild West never know what your going to see when u turn the block

[@LoVeInADiUniVerSe]

where u from?

[@ayejay5603]

Charlie what would you say is the most dangerous city in the US?

[@tishkerrville8942]

Hope you are very good CharlieBo 🚙

[@TonyRich_504]

Keep ya head on a swivel jack!

[@sirarnie9837]

I just went to New Orleans for the first time and I wasn't impressed at all. It basically is a hotter version of Baltimore. Junkies and encampments all over the place. Bourbon street literally smells like a porta potty, as does most other streets you walk down.

[@anakingent]

But Baltimore's seafood is trash. Especially the crabs. Old bay is 🗑️🚮

[@sirarnie9837]

@@anakingent Now that you bring it up, the food in the French Quarter was overpriced trash too. Though I did like Cafe du Monde.

[@TonyRich_504]

@@sirarnie9837 See tourist think the Quarters is where it's at?! You have to hook up with the locals for the real haps!

[@kitsachie.]

@@sirarnie9837 that's how they getcha, when everyone visits Nola they do no real research and just go to bourbon street. Of course the area where the most tourists flock is the area with the most overpriced mid tier food, that's just business. You have to leave the French quarter to see what New Orleans is actually like, some of the best food in the world is from the holes in the walls.

[@MV-nt4bq]

I remember driving to Nola I was highly disappointed

[@davidkoonz4336]

Rowhouses-Bungalows- Huts- Cottages..etc

[@terrellmackvideos]

Shotgun houses

[@GK-tv8io]

Damn this one also looks like a latin american mid-low community. Except maybe for the fact that the houses have no external gate. Good to know hidden parts of the US.

[@herewegoagin4667]

New Orleans is/was Latin America in colonial days. The French and Spanish played a big roll in New Orleans history. During Spanish rule Louisiana had close ties with Cuba

[@Rosterized]

some of those roads you can barely call them that anymore sheesh

[@eddycuevas5130]

1:07 That's Monte Plata, Dominican Republic

[@edwardkelly3280]

They just had a shooting around the Ritz hotel.

[@ClaytonJonesImages]

You shoulda stopped by Jetlife lol

[@Arteist2020]

Just made career at the post office and I want to transfer to a post office in New Orleans. I bet delivering mail in this city would be interesting.

[@Iamhimbutyouarenot]

Not really bro. Outside of the FQ and some spotty areas, most people are pretty normal.

[@recession81]

Grey 59

[@powerful-knowledge77]

Aye come back to mobile, let me ride n do a interview 💪🏾

[@Fender420]

NAWLINS!!! Ghetto Fabulous!!

[@meddaog]

so this where da suicideboys grew up 😳

[@louisskulnik7390]

Glad you were in NOLA. Come get some oysters next time you are here!

[@Grgaforniateezy]

I was out there the week before the Final Four and Dragos had a mobile truck set up right in front of Cafe Du Monde, I was in heaven lol

[@donovanprice95]

What day did you shoot this? I was literally staying near the Cajun Seafood restaurant 3 days ago

[@MrKeeyt-jm3ji]

Home sweet home

[@mtrujillo630]

It looks better then some other hoods.

[@tankshots3452]

Man New Orleans has the worst potholes in America and is the murder capital of America right now.

[@Lifebelikethatbro]

No it doesn’t it looks poor but has a lot of heart and hospitality

[@FermentedPickles3218]

you drove past my house lol

[@SapBoy365]

7th ward hardheads !!!

[@deni8814]

Been to New Orleans and Baton Rouge, Louisiana not my cup of tea.

[@steveshade6694]

how do you get around?! you've been living in so many places!

[@CGarrett]

You still aint do New Orleans East. Too scared lol

[@terrellmackvideos]

Lol that's my community I would love to do the East if I moved out of my mom's house also Algiers to hes never done that section eather

[@eddycuevas5130]

Was Louisiana a Spanish Colony? Because many houses and buildings look like a Spanish Colonial?

[@eddycuevas5130]

@Chris Benoit’s Ghost I am amazed to know that. Thank you so much

[@nola3058]

Despite New Orleans being associated with French design, food and history, there's not much "French" per se' in the city to see, the buildings in the "French quarter" are majority SPANISH in design and construction with only 3 or 4 buildings there being French, even the poboy bread we bake and eat isn't really "french" because Italians and Germans baked and sold this bead in New Orleans (Leidenheimer-German, Gendusa-Sicilian/Italin)Italian, even the sausages aren't French but GERMAN and ITALIAN and the French market" wasn't French at all, it was Germans, Italians, Irish, native-Americans and Creoles who marketed their produce their, not the French! ⚜️⚜️⚜️

[@Pettypendergrass1]

My lil podna cobb got killed right there on rampart and st bernard

[@keithharrison9797]

Was born and grew up in New Orleans

[@Freaks366880y3c]

My city that care forgot

[@user-cj4sm8hv9y]

Australia 🇦🇺 Netherlands 🇳🇱 El Salvador 🇸🇻

[@xTriggerTreatx]

You should do east la / Boyle heights if you haven’t already .. with those steep ass hills

[@tobyjackman3212]

Ass Hill?

[@Velochebur]

at minute 1:10 the roads are bad as in Russia :-)

[@avrilharris8606]

Most likely because of all of the ice and snow....these streets are bad because they don't give two fucks....I don't and I won't ever patronize anything in Orleans parish....I patronize Jefferson parish only the place where I can see my tax dollars at work....we don't have jacked up streets....we can call 911 and they come within 5 minutes not hours or days like they do in Orleans parish.

[@entrepreneurking8162]

Home of no limit records and Soulja slim?

[@malcolmhughes6345]

What’s the point of your videos? ASMR? I’m just curious because your almost always wrong about streets and neighborhoods.

[@RandyTheWildHorse]

Next time I go to New Orleans, I will stop and eat at Willie's Chicken Shack. 🐔0:32

[@claudiaboyle6941]

Why??? It's a terrible tourist trap.

[@philcooper279]

Each to his own.

[@garyharnish2395]

Hope you ate some poboy’s

[@user-co7pq2vz1o]

They say the roads in Russia are bad .)

[@pdubb877]

I was there in June 22, I did catch a bad wiff every now and again but Imo it didn't smell to bad

[@Coochieman420]

How do you get around and why do you drive to so many different places? Are these from a stash of footage or do you make the drives one after the other?

[@abyygail6694]

Hello commenters. What is the best soul food/ creole restuarant in the 7th ward Area?

[@delanabrown28]

Good luck if you find it. When I was there I was disappointed. I have to do New Orleans again just not in the heat.

[@otisbanananutspunkmeyer]

they have places all over New Orleans. Seafood places to be exact

[@anakingent]

Neyows,Morrows,Barrows, Deanies, Pralees, Chicken Kitchen,New Orleans Food and spirits. You have to venture out the French quarter. For the ppl saying they don't like it or experience it. I guess so if you only vacation in French quarter

[@fireboy5043]

@@anakingent Facts

[@herewegoagin4667]

Wait until somebody from Lafayette see this question lol

[@joneyboy2590]

Go watch Macon Georgia West side hood Charlie just did couple weeks ago in trenches 🔥🔥🔥

[@keithdee44]

Nothing to see out here no more like that..Out here it's just shoot and disappear.Nobody really hangs out to see excitement like that..

[@DiegoAdler]

Vem fazer também no Brasil

[@indepedientereydecopasterr9980]

Que lugar feio esse lugares deve ser bém perigoso deve ter muito assalto e trafico de droga

[@alexbodden6532]

All on st Claude wittit 💯

[@JeremiahDaniel1995]

1:31

[@davidshaw5872]

And there are Caucasian/ White hoods

[@Iamhimbutyouarenot]

Lol some of these clips are from the worst parts of the city. Of course the streets tore up. They fixing a lot of them though, it just takes too damn long.

[@nickgmusic251]

S/O OUT 7TH WARD SHAWTY SQUARE BUSINESS 🤟♾️

[@recession81]

This is where $crim from $uicideboy$ grew up straight gutter

[@skym4275]

Charlie bo oh no!

[@tallyho101]

Well damn’. And this video was filmed in 2022. SMH.

[@Uhaul-wg5fj]

❤❤

[@mikewendland4982]

Another reason not to visit!

[@user-dr6jy9pl6h]

👍🥰❤️

[@makingmusikmakingyousick2350]

U never went on bourbon you probably cant ride up it

[@johnclinete6193]

Of course it looks like Haiti

[@Nolaboy824]

New Orleans has Haiti roots

[@nola3058]

For those who don't know! 👍

[@krisius1]

Out of curiosity: are there slums/hoods not exclusively black communities? Not trying to pass judgement, just never seen any other groups in the slums.

[@As_above_so_below1111]

The first step in truth is curiosity. Start with u.s history and lookup redlining. The Color of Law is also a great book to read and it’ll answer a lot of your questions

[@MV-nt4bq]

Not really sadly

[@sunlight3844]

If course they kept off the radar of course, could push the false narrative by showcasing them now could you?? If you wanted to find them you could..

[@sunlight3844]

@@MV-nt4bq not true

[@Lifebelikethatbro]

No statistically the slums are muchhhhhh worse with India and the favelas are horribleeeee in Brazil and Mexico has three cities that are top five most dangerous in the world and none of these cities even compare to the crime internationally shit ain’t even worse than cities in the Philippines so yea… it’s not a black ppl thing

[@craiglyles4755]

Alcoholville

[@user-sm3iz1fc5b]

5,20 Это что ??? Украина 🇺🇦?????

[@jamesr1703]

Cesspool.