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The B.W cooper aka Calliope projects was one of the worst projects in New Orleans it’s uptown in the 3ward down the street from the melph across mlk and Earhart blvd
I'm not cash apping you. Go get a decent job like the rest of good black folks. You always riding around showing of black people poverty and gang areas. You glorifying and putting our degenerates on full display.
Charlie, I'm from New Orleans and you could do a video just on our streets which are pathetic as you know as you ride along. The schools are horrendous.
He'd be looked down upon in alot of places aka hoods. They'd call him a d*ck rider. There is SO much toxic negativity in the hood that positivity is mocked and frowned upon. And they say it's the white man we should fear😒😒😒
Different region's dialects amaze me. Nothing wrong with either phrase, but I like how "ya heard me" is their term for "know what I'm saying." I hope for the very best for these guys and their families.
I grew up in the Saint Bernard project. I'm always grateful to my family that we survived it and got out. We moved to the Westbank basically a month after I graduated high school. There was trouble to be found around there, but it could be avoided if you paid attention to where you were and who was around you. All these years later I've lived and worked all over the country, but never found another place like that 7th Ward. Even now if I run into friends or people I knew from back then we greet each other like family because we loved through some sh*t in that St Bernard back then
I love it - meeting real people and giving them a voice. A lot of people being interviewed look nervous standing out on the sidewalk, keep looking behind them like something is going to happen 🥺
Yep, the Cajuns are descendants of French settlers and the way they talk has defined the accent of Southeast Louisiana….everybody has hints of it, even the Italians to a lesser degree.
I went to school with the short one ( lil jay ) he been staying in the 7 i use to stay down the street from him as well it’s good to see he still living and still got that same curly hair I’m happy to see he has mature into ah young man because he use to be wilddddd 😩 but god bless these young boys 💯✌🏽
@Little Feets telling no lie I stamp that about Lil jay I ain’t gonna say his real name but his bro was killed a few houses down from he standing in 2014
@@tswagg504 oh wow! Well if the border was open I would say visit Canada. But greektown, midtown, Belle isle. The Riverfront. We have lots of little restaurants in the area. Oh Mexican town too. Honestly everything I can think of is centered around food. I made it back home today. When I was in NOLA I stayed in the quarter. First time ever staying on bourbon. I went to Xavier for undergrad and I love the city.
@@glittergirl-tz4ru Oh ok, you went to XU… I may be a little older, my time was the early 00s, Xavier used to have the best college parties in the city lol…There was a club across the street in the neighborhood that hosted college night….but anyway thanks for the info on Detroit.
@@tswagg504 anytime. NAh we are about the same age. I was there from 00-05. That club was wild especially when stuff would pop off and we would hear gunshots across the canal 🤦🏾♀️🤣 but those were the days
You know what the real sad part is the pot holes, I was born and raised in New Orleans and that was 51 years ago and I still see the same old pot holes in the same street same neighborhood and the same old mayor who doesn’t care and doesn’t want to do anything to fix it that’s the sad part. New mayor’s and they still want do nothing to fix it and make New Orleans better and Beautiful like it should be!!
PROOF: Public Corruption is rampant in NOLA Them streets been messed up before I was born. I was born in 78 I love my home but the streets are the worse
🤦🏾♂️ these comments. There’s currently a $10billion project where they’re repaving every street in the city. You can’t do it all at once. Just drive around the city and you’ll see the progress. Don’t sit on your block and critique. Also, you can google it. They also have Twitter accounts to update people on the progress. 🤷🏽♂️
As a white man living in New Orleans it can sometimes be a challenge. I have ridden my bike through this neighborhood as I don't live that far away and, I get looks,all the time and sometimes they will yell at " what are you doing here, white boy!" So I definitely have to avoid those areas now just for my own safety
People like you amaze me. You probably spend so much time tearing down people of color, judging them and discriminating against them, and you complain when your privilege doesn't allow you admission into the world of people you really hate. FOH. They was nice to allow you to leave. I hope you learned your lesson now.
Been to Monroe and Bastrop and Jones in 04 for my godmoms reunion and I miss it down there I’m from Cali. So the whole vibe was cool and laid back chillin in the country
Not sure if anyone here listen to $uicideboy$ but scrim always talks/raps about being raised in the 7th ward made me realize why him and ruby rap about the stuff they do, these interviews give a different perspective to what people actually go through
man them boys not frm the 7 they from west bank (marrero) and northshore (slidell) . not even on no race sht they got white folks frm the city but $B not them
Every project had they run with violence like the St. Thomas, The Melph, Magnolia, Desire, Florida, Lafitte, iberville , Fisher, St. Bernard, Especially the B.W Cooper aka Calliope all those was projects they remodel them
I'm like 45 minutes outside of New Orleans and love the videos you do in the city but no matter what city you in all the hood interviews seem the same, niggas looking around like they wanted, they all rap and have the same back story but with different accents.
I mean yeah that’s how the shit work fr everybody from the trenches go through the same shit it’s just some trenches are worse than others and some people had it worse than others and the part with them looking around is just because it’s the trenches people shoot at innocents you can get caught lacking wherever it’s not that their necessarily wanted their just aware.
Lots of brothers died on that corner... 2022 reports, the 7th District of New Orleans East, 7th Ward, have the highest rate of major violent crime in AMERICA.
Yea RIGHT... stop pretending, show the truth, the biggest slum EVER... 2022 , New Orleans East, 7th Ward, has the highest rate of major violent crime in AMERICA Listen to these thugs talk... Born and raised in USA and can't even speak proper ENGLISH !
Im from New Zealand and the only place i wanna visit beside LA for Nip outside my own country is New Orleans. The vibe, the history, the architecture and the cemeterys (respectfully) got me ✌
U can tell these dudes are for real cuz they aint hypin their shit up and ain't droppin a dime on themselves. Staying low key. He said, "no social media." These cats some real ones.
CharlieBo you always downtown New Orleans , if you looking for projects you should go Uptown around MLK . Even though the projects got tore down there is still updated buildings thats still projects 🤷♂️. Uptown Projects : Magnolia , Calliope , Melpomene , St. Thomas Downtown Projects : Iberville , St . Bernard , Desire Hope you make way
20 Years ago a NOLA documentary I watched was sooooo sad and pitiful. That’s when all the projects were still up. It was war, all they talked about was choppas and head bussin. I’m glad it’s gotten better for the next generation.
Just like the streets in Baltimore, Philly, Camden, and Detroit ... only worse!! I live in New Orleans now and I call the really bad streets rough seas ~~~
@@j.vosier6786 Lol same. I grew up in the hood. I still go back to get a haircut weekly from my child hood barber...Now I leave my wallet in my lexus. I think my car is unlocked now 😂😂😂😂😂😂.... I mean I live on a private property with a long as drive way but stilll...My community literally says 99.2 white, 0.6 asian, and 0.1 percent black I'm like holy shit .
Happy? They know nothing about happy. Its a miserable life . 2022 reports, the 7th District of New Orleans East, 7th Ward, have the highest rate of major violent crime in AMERICA.
Desire was maybe the worse. 50 years ago the Black Panthers and New Orleans police had a major standoff in Desire Projects. NEW ORLEANS - In 1966 the Black Panther Party for Self Defense came to life in Oakland, California. Founded by Bobby Seale and Huey Newton in direct response to police brutality. Comprised of mostly young black people, some in their early teens, they spread far, wide and fast. It was the era of Black Power and Black Liberation -- and The Panthers demanded decent housing, employment opportunities, an end to police brutality and a power to determine the destiny of Black people. And a right to defend themselves if necessary. The Panthers' ideals and methods broke away from the Civil Rights era of non-violence, but despite their militancy, they were well received in the Black community. Thanks in part to their free programs and educational classes. One of those communities was here in Desire, one of America's largest and poorest housing projects. While the party's efforts to combat poverty and racial injustice made them heroes to some, they became a threat to others - especially the police force. Fifty years ago, that perceived threat would spread to the city of New Orleans and eventually to a long and violent standoff with police. I was born and raised in the 8th ward.
Swear to god I went on a mission trip when I was like 14 years old and was on that first street right by that church tearing old houses down and shit. It was a life changing experience seeing shit like that at such an age
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The B.W cooper aka Calliope projects was one of the worst projects in New Orleans it’s uptown in the 3ward down the street from the melph across mlk and Earhart blvd
I'm not cash apping you. Go get a decent job like the rest of good black folks. You always riding around showing of black people poverty and gang areas. You glorifying and putting our degenerates on full display.
Awe rats, I had a decent job but I quit it to do this because I make way more money. I also take EBT payments ma'am so maybe we could go that route.
Charlie, I'm from New Orleans and you could do a video just on our streets which are pathetic as you know as you ride along. The schools are horrendous.
@@jkacz9466 you from New Orleans or the outskirts .
It’s not a real New Orleans video if you don’t hear somebody say “ya hearrrd meh” 😂😂
Free Corey Miller!
"Ya hearrrd meh" is the street slang of Nola.
@@willforeverpubg4235 yuuhrme
Or "out chea"... We juh chilln out chea!
@@stefanadolfspies 😂😂😂 i aint neva seen it spelled like that hhahaha 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
I like how lil homie was hyping up big homie the whole time, never talked about himself. Need more ppl like that.
He'd be looked down upon in alot of places aka hoods. They'd call him a d*ck rider. There is SO much toxic negativity in the hood that positivity is mocked and frowned upon. And they say it's the white man we should fear😒😒😒
@@jaycarter7012 you’re too loud brother
Facts
How do i tell my parents i get paid to smoke weed on my CZcams channel!?😭😭
Louisiana but especially in the city people are very loving
Different region's dialects amaze me. Nothing wrong with either phrase, but I like how "ya heard me" is their term for "know what I'm saying." I hope for the very best for these guys and their families.
REAL ONE
He said right’chea lol
So true. I stayed in the D for years and now in New Orleans, I feel this so much 😂
And whoa whoa
I live in New Orleans not far from here and people say you heard me all the time but usually because they don't think I'm paying attention to them
lil dude be sound'n like Chris Rock 😂
Exactly!
Oh Shit 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Rs🤣🤣🤣🤣👌🏼
💀💀💀
You stupid hahaha... facts though imagine if he played on Everybody hates Chris 😭😭😭😭
I grew up in the Saint Bernard project. I'm always grateful to my family that we survived it and got out. We moved to the Westbank basically a month after I graduated high school. There was trouble to be found around there, but it could be avoided if you paid attention to where you were and who was around you. All these years later I've lived and worked all over the country, but never found another place like that 7th Ward. Even now if I run into friends or people I knew from back then we greet each other like family because we loved through some sh*t in that St Bernard back then
"Snow leopard still off st Bernard at the hornets nest" "born northside westbank living legend" iconic locations
Know u in the hood when they look around every 3 seconds lol
Lol
Hell yea it’s real round there I grew up round there
Facts anytime someone comfortable on there block then it ain't hood as they claim.
Shit u betta neva know
🤣🤣🤣
I love it - meeting real people and giving them a voice. A lot of people being interviewed look nervous standing out on the sidewalk, keep looking behind them like something is going to happen 🥺
IT'S JUST SAD THEY NEVER REPAIR THE HOOD STREETS!
@@ladonna8282 the wealthy and gentrifying neighborhood streets don't get fixed either until it *really has to get done* or our mayor wills it.
@@ladonna8282 Hun, you right bout that. Every street is messed up. I wish I could sue the city for all the tires I've had to replace.
@@edwardmiessner6502 gentrification doesn't exist
@@christiansgrandma6812you should.
Damn they were ashamed to say it hasn’t been that violent since 2015 we have to change that mentality
I noticed that too!!! Hell, to me, less violence is a good thing.
@@rspen2142 💯
The accent is still very French influenced. Amazinf
@theDespoiler @samp is Completely correct. It is very evident. Especially the shorter guy.
Yep, the Cajuns are descendants of French settlers and the way they talk has defined the accent of Southeast Louisiana….everybody has hints of it, even the Italians to a lesser degree.
And Afro creole!
We ain't no Cajun white people! We are Black people from New Orleans. Period!
@@tswagg504 Louisiana was a French colony, everyone there spoke French, including black people. That's why the accent is the way it is.
I went to school with the short one ( lil jay ) he been staying in the 7 i use to stay down the street from him as well it’s good to see he still living and still got that same curly hair I’m happy to see he has mature into ah young man because he use to be wilddddd 😩 but god bless these young boys 💯✌🏽
He remind me of the short curly hair dude off snow fall lol
aaawwwwww
Yo hood crazy bro stay safe out there
Like what he used to do?
@Little Feets telling no lie I stamp that about Lil jay I ain’t gonna say his real name but his bro was killed a few houses down from he standing in 2014
So cool. I’m from Detroit and I’m in Nola watching this video.
Detroit & N.O. ppl always Vibe & Click like Yea¡!!!
I’m from Nola, living in Cleveland rn…I been wanting to drive over to Detroit on a weekend…what’s some places to go?
@@tswagg504 oh wow! Well if the border was open I would say visit Canada. But greektown, midtown, Belle isle. The Riverfront. We have lots of little restaurants in the area. Oh Mexican town too. Honestly everything I can think of is centered around food. I made it back home today. When I was in NOLA I stayed in the quarter. First time ever staying on bourbon. I went to Xavier for undergrad and I love the city.
@@glittergirl-tz4ru Oh ok, you went to XU… I may be a little older, my time was the early 00s, Xavier used to have the best college parties in the city lol…There was a club across the street in the neighborhood that hosted college night….but anyway thanks for the info on Detroit.
@@tswagg504 anytime. NAh we are about the same age. I was there from 00-05. That club was wild especially when stuff would pop off and we would hear gunshots across the canal 🤦🏾♀️🤣 but those were the days
You know what the real sad part is the pot holes, I was born and raised in New Orleans and that was 51 years ago and I still see the same old pot holes in the same street same neighborhood and the same old mayor who doesn’t care and doesn’t want to do anything to fix it that’s the sad part. New mayor’s and they still want do nothing to fix it and make New Orleans better and Beautiful like it should be!!
False
talking bout sum fucking potholes
Her rollin the window up when he started rappin 😂😂😂😂
The shorter dude’s voice reminds me a lot of Chris Rock.
If Chris Rock and Kevin Hart had a Son "LOL"
ON GOD LOL I SWEAR
JUST CAUGHT ON TO THAT , i talked to him personally
Chris Rock with a NOLA accent 😂
This is Chris Hart
I just love New Orleans.
Old Orleans 👍
7 Ward... more Crime, Murders, Rapes, Robberies, etc. Not a place ANYONE would want to raise a family. Most dangerous in the US...
Boy said Manchu, let me get that 14 price with fries...lol
🤣🤣🤣 I just got the 🥩with the 🍤fried 🍚 last night ya heard me homie💯🤘🏾⚜🗣
The way slim keep looking around he got me reaching for the toaster like is that them is that them 👀😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂shidd Lil Duval had it in the bag he wasn’t slipping
Dope video. It's coo to see people who are pursuing a music career spit some bars cuz normally most of them don't spit nothing.
True but ummm I don’t he’s pursuing a music career lol
2022 reports, the 7th District of New Orleans East, 7th Ward, have the highest rate of major violent crime in AMERICA.
Those streets need to be redone ASAP.
Pretty sure that's been said for the last century. Alot of shit needs to be redone in nola
@John Doe Fr lmao obviously its not going towards anything helpful
@John Doe levees
PROOF: Public Corruption is rampant in NOLA
Them streets been messed up before I was born. I was born in 78
I love my home but the streets are the worse
🤦🏾♂️ these comments. There’s currently a $10billion project where they’re repaving every street in the city. You can’t do it all at once. Just drive around the city and you’ll see the progress. Don’t sit on your block and critique. Also, you can google it. They also have Twitter accounts to update people on the progress. 🤷🏽♂️
Heads constantly on the swivel, they definitely watching their back... lol
As a white man living in New Orleans it can sometimes be a challenge. I have ridden my bike through this neighborhood as I don't live that far away and, I get looks,all the time and sometimes they will yell at " what are you doing here, white boy!" So I definitely have to avoid those areas now just for my own safety
you play gta sa as white cj in real life
They hate people?
People like you amaze me. You probably spend so much time tearing down people of color, judging them and discriminating against them, and you complain when your privilege doesn't allow you admission into the world of people you really hate. FOH. They was nice to allow you to leave. I hope you learned your lesson now.
@@lsb9881 you don't say who you're talking to I know it's not me but just curious
They still haven't given you a pazz yet?
The homie had to check him real quick when he started talkin about catching people in traffic
I'm dying laughing
Real quick....
People noticing lousiana a lot more Now I been here my whole life
Been to Monroe and Bastrop and Jones in 04 for my godmoms reunion and I miss it down there I’m from Cali. So the whole vibe was cool and laid back chillin in the country
I’m from the nola I always said and hear me out that New Orleans always reminded me of a distraught lost paradise
My boy ripped the filter off his square!
Like tf
I know some people that rip out half the filter for a better pull. I’m glad I stop smoking cancer sticks
It hit harder like that.. I smoke Newport so I don't need to rip them off because they already hit hard as is
Penitentiary shit
@@richcityrepresentative8805 Kool hit the hardest tho and that's what he was smoking
Damn he broke the filter off the cig know that shit strong as hell 😂
I was like😨😵
Not sure if anyone here listen to $uicideboy$ but scrim always talks/raps about being raised in the 7th ward made me realize why him and ruby rap about the stuff they do, these interviews give a different perspective to what people actually go through
Fr bruh💯
man them boys not frm the 7 they from west bank (marrero) and northshore (slidell) . not even on no race sht they got white folks frm the city but $B not them
@@kellerclark85 never knew that, are they’re any interviews or proof of that?
@@somebiker3459 my potna had told me he knew ruby ppl and he was either frm marrero or slidell
@@kellerclark85 ruby was probably from there, scrim could be a different story tho
Every project had they run with violence like the St. Thomas, The Melph, Magnolia, Desire, Florida, Lafitte, iberville , Fisher, St. Bernard, Especially the B.W Cooper aka Calliope all those was projects they remodel them
That's why the violence has ceased all those gutters look like Beverly hills plaza now ATLANTA, CHICAGO, MIAMI GETTING THE SAME GENTRIFICATION
Man man threw the filter off the cigarette 😅 you heard me
I'm so glad I made it out of the hood
INTERVIEW SOME OF THE WOMEN! THEY KNOW THE MOST
Man I'm from Dallas,Tx and I been wanting to go to the N.O. every since No Limit and Baller Blocking came out... It's all love over here wodie💯💯💯
I love finding real people like this. They are so much fun to talk to.
7 Ward, 2022 listed as the... Most dangerous neighborhood in the US... How fun is that?
@@twylah9047 As long as you are respectful you can talk to everyone and have a good time. Just don't walk in fear.
Did my brother just rip the filter off that square and start smoking it?😳That’s some real New Orleans hood ish!🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️😂
They do that in Los Angeles too I tried that before and sheeesh
@@damarimoland1613 😬😂
Yea nobody smoking filters but old people
@@uptownscenery9175 😂😂😂Ok!😂😂😂Didn’t think about like that! Then again, I’m not a smoker so I wasn’t up on that one!👍🏾
They are always looking around like something is trying to sneak up on them.
They creep on dudes in Nola
@dingo dude 😂😂😂😂😂
Why do they look around a lot? Do people suffer from paranoia in the hood a lot?
Flew into NOLA this weekend. Crazy place lol
3:24 I know folks didn’t just rip the filter off the cigarette. Too far in them trenches 💀
That actually is good rap
Dreadfully waiting for the day someone misinterprets Charlie's "any last words?" question and he gets into trouble 😩
Man, I remember riding my bike down those streets. My rims were f**ked. Great city for getting around on a bike, though.
I'm like 45 minutes outside of New Orleans and love the videos you do in the city but no matter what city you in all the hood interviews seem the same, niggas looking around like they wanted, they all rap and have the same back story but with different accents.
I mean yeah that’s how the shit work fr everybody from the trenches go through the same shit it’s just some trenches are worse than others and some people had it worse than others and the part with them looking around is just because it’s the trenches people shoot at innocents you can get caught lacking wherever it’s not that their necessarily wanted their just aware.
@@1xnoah A valid point you make, that city life can be very intense and stressful, New Orleans is an urban jungle in some parts.
@@fabianf1115 yeah I believe it the cities in America are just getting worse and worse🤦♂️
Where you at "Round"? I'm from da Northshore
The Northshore and the east for me
I'm addicted to CharlieBo! =)
Dudes was funny like they was little confused about somethin, 🤣☝🏽✊🏽
Somebody new in their hood was asking questions. They kept looking around to see if they were being set up.
Something...
His brother died on that same corner 😔 #LongLiveWecko
Lots of brothers died on that corner... 2022 reports, the 7th District of New Orleans East, 7th Ward, have the highest rate of major violent crime in AMERICA.
@@twylah9047 rip Wesley
Love this channel and love these videos! No one else on CZcams is providing edgy content like this!
eDgY….. LMAO.
7 Ward... Most dangerous neighborhood in the US... more Crime, Murders, Rapes, Robberies, etc. Not a place ANYONE would want to raise a family.
Your videos are the best thanks for letting the world see other places
Yea RIGHT... stop pretending, show the truth, the biggest slum EVER... 2022 , New Orleans East, 7th Ward, has the highest rate of major violent crime in AMERICA Listen to these thugs talk... Born and raised in USA and can't even speak proper ENGLISH !
3:30 -3:38 only street dudes understand
Shot out G59
Yessir
Yesir suicdeboys from the 7th
Lol the Afro dudes sounds exactly like Chris Rock
Im from New Zealand and the only place i wanna visit beside LA for Nip outside my own country is New Orleans. The vibe, the history, the architecture and the cemeterys (respectfully) got me ✌
That’s crazy because I’m from New Orleans and I said if I move anywhere out the country. It has to be New Zealand
@@HSC511 It is cold for the most part and very expensive to live in but great scenery.
U can tell these dudes are for real cuz they aint hypin their shit up and ain't droppin a dime on themselves. Staying low key. He said, "no social media." These cats some real ones.
This mane said we country boys in BR 😂🤣 he funny ash
If you notice we say “mane” a lot in br, n.o people don’t say mane
Y’all are country boyz in B.R.
CharlieBo you always downtown New Orleans , if you looking for projects you should go Uptown around MLK . Even though the projects got tore down there is still updated buildings thats still projects 🤷♂️.
Uptown Projects : Magnolia , Calliope , Melpomene , St. Thomas
Downtown Projects : Iberville , St . Bernard , Desire
Hope you make way
dat calliope on 🔥 rn same w desire and u forgot florida (9w) and the lafitte (6w) downtown
I kno yal peeped that big ass hocky stick hanging out his bag notice he aint try flash it or show it off either welcome w da NO baby no kizzy
Facts
The classic tall nigga feat short nigga combo
👀 i like the boy flow 💯
The scariest looking city I been too
Yu ever been to Kensington?
20 Years ago a NOLA documentary I watched was sooooo sad and pitiful. That’s when all the projects were still up. It was war, all they talked about was choppas and head bussin. I’m glad it’s gotten better for the next generation.
U talking bout new orleans exposed
@@showmestatefinest5412 Yup, that's it.
God im glad I got a career and made it out of ATLANTA....i swear
Still the same he just not going too the right spots.
New Orleans still violent asf what are u talking about🤡😂😂
Dude broke the filter off his 🚬🤔….They didn’t answer much of the questions😂😭lmao😭😂
Why thats funny tho yall have yall aay n our niggas have they way
@@indigo_renaissance3688 what the hell are u trying to say cause that sounds like blah blah to me🤔
@@chicagosveryown7776 naw dats da lingo bruh! But I was 💀 when your man broke the filter off😂! Might as well get a pack of Paul mauls😂🤷🏾♂️
@@d.cpro3751 😂😭lmao😭😂
Dam that road looks like it would be in the slums of a third world country
Just like the streets in Baltimore, Philly, Camden, and Detroit ... only worse!! I live in New Orleans now and I call the really bad streets rough seas ~~~
It is.
Good interview questions and a good video!! Thanks Mang
Anyone here because of the show "Your honor" on showtime?
The layouts and houses of new Oreleans are beautiful, from someone in SoCal
Bro nice with the raps too . That was refreshing good wholesome interview . Gives you a new perspective on different areas and cultures . No nonsense
Me: on my MacBook, drinking Starbucks coffee, living in the whitest Neighborhood watching hood videos...😂
Me too
@@samuellee3022 😫😂😂😂
I finally moved out the hood after 10 years, i live in a white neighborhood and sleep good every night
@@j.vosier6786 Lol same. I grew up in the hood. I still go back to get a haircut weekly from my child hood barber...Now I leave my wallet in my lexus. I think my car is unlocked now 😂😂😂😂😂😂.... I mean I live on a private property with a long as drive way but stilll...My community literally says 99.2 white, 0.6 asian, and 0.1 percent black I'm like holy shit .
@@thinline8504 👊🏾
Ya heard me!!! Such happy, friendly, and resilient people no matter what, NOLA!!!
Happy? They know nothing about happy. Its a miserable life . 2022 reports, the 7th District of New Orleans East, 7th Ward, have the highest rate of major violent crime in AMERICA.
Dope New Orleans 7th Ward hood interview video ⚜💛💚💜💪👑💯
WHERE I CAN FIND RUBY DA CHERY?
Why do NO dude rip the filters off thy cigs
These guys are young to know about the old projects! Jack
My co worker talk bout Manchu”s all day 🤣🤣that boy hungry
They keep saying they chilling but dam near spook out with every car that pass....lol😂😂😂
Lil bro ain't playing he had da stick on him 🎯💯
Had draco in backpack 🤣🤣
this dude straight up ripped the filter off that cigarette 😭😂
Y pensar que mi sueño de chavo era emigrar a EE.UU .y ahora doy gracias a Dios de quedarme en mi bello y querido país 🇲🇽🇲🇽
S/o Mexico but them cartels is with the business and support the raza but also terrorize y corrupted government tambien
If y’all look closely dude got AN AR in the backpack !
Facts
Desire was maybe the worse. 50 years ago the Black Panthers and New Orleans police had a major standoff in Desire Projects. NEW ORLEANS - In 1966 the Black Panther Party for Self Defense came to life in Oakland, California.
Founded by Bobby Seale and Huey Newton in direct response to police brutality. Comprised of mostly young black people, some in their early teens, they spread far, wide and fast.
It was the era of Black Power and Black Liberation -- and The Panthers demanded decent housing, employment opportunities, an end to police brutality and a power to determine the destiny of Black people. And a right to defend themselves if necessary.
The Panthers' ideals and methods broke away from the Civil Rights era of non-violence, but despite their militancy, they were well received in the Black community. Thanks in part to their free programs and educational classes.
One of those communities was here in Desire, one of America's largest and poorest housing projects. While the party's efforts to combat poverty and racial injustice made them heroes to some, they became a threat to others - especially the police force.
Fifty years ago, that perceived threat would spread to the city of New Orleans and eventually to a long and violent standoff with police.
I was born and raised in the 8th ward.
3:25 I thought Charlie Bo was about to get sprayed
R.I.P. Soulja Slim
And RIP young greatness
Got nervous when Charlie asked bout the social media. Gotta make sure he ain’t the feds 😂
Loving the interviews bro 💯
Thank the Lord he had two educated Street dudes doing the interview for the civil war representing my 7 4L
Idiot
Lil Dude is If Chris Rock was from New Orleans
Tall dude: "you gotta catch a n* in traffic you know what I'm saying"
Short dude: "whatchu talking bout man you tripping"
Buddy goin thru somethin....took the whole filter off the KOOL
Do St. Petersburg fl
The city 🔥🔥🔥727
Clear water and largo to
St Pete my city🎉
Free nino breeze
8:10 Homie Said Spit Something Real Quick and Fam Actually Spit on The Ground😂😂😂 I Fuck With New Orleans Frfr
“It ain’t really got a lot of violence rn”
It’s literally the murder capital💀💀
Late 90s was worse.
I'm still waiting to actually be able to understand one of these fools when they say thier social media information 🥴🥴🥴
Lil man hilarious said fuck you talking bout ni**a you tripping 😂😂😂
Swear to god I went on a mission trip when I was like 14 years old and was on that first street right by that church tearing old houses down and shit. It was a life changing experience seeing shit like that at such an age
dude sound like chris rock lol
The city will never be the same. Charlie boi you was close. Keep going over and hit around rocheblave, dorgenios,the Ave neverending stories.
The dude with the Muhammad Ali shirt kinda sounds like flavor flav
Draco aka Chris Rock Jr. He sound just like him! 😂
damn dude called us country💀💀
That’s not a bad thing bro
😂😂😂 u gotta admit yall BR boys a lil country we love yall tho
Love the down tours especially new orleans and arkansas im from flint mi go past 3602 donnelly st thats where i grew up at merrill hood
Chris Rock voiceover, 😂😂😂😂
These two were hilarious!
$uicideBoy$