Brooklyn's Most Violent Hood - East New York Project Ghetto Drive Through Part 1
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- čas přidán 10. 03. 2023
- Today we travel to Brooklyn's most notorious and well known ghetto, the Legendary and Infamous East New York. This section has traditionally been Brooklyn's most violence plagued district. We stroll through the heart of the hood, passing violent hot spots. Please remember that in NYC, the streets and buildings are more maintained than in other U.S. cities, but these East New York streets are filled with public housing and are very densely populated... which is a recipe for crime and violence. Don't let the appearance fool you. Things aren't always as they seem.
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I grew up on these exact streets. There was nothing serious enough to call this the most violent hood. If anything, it taught me to stand up for myself and never take crap from anyone, and to be a man and not a coward.
Nice. So where are Brooklyn’s most violent streets if not East New York? It’s historically and statistically the most violent area in the borough. No disrespect to you or the area. The vibes are great and that section is vibrant. It is what it is. Thanks for watching
@@ghettomerica We were pretty afraid of Brownsville. Technically, that's East NY, too, but our world was small near Crescent and Pitkin Av.
@@ghettomerica i will say Brownsville but ENY is one of the top five of dangerous hoods, imo.
@@trewster you by the Euclid Train Station
Ôk let's face it... There's no safe place on earth periodt. 👍🏽
I grew up in Boulevard Houses in East New York. On Ashford Street.
Nice. I like East New York. Despite the bad rep a lot of good people, and good vibes.
@Eddi Haskell
I lived there for several years. Not the nicest place in the world but it does have many fine people.
My family's old place. They lived on Essex St in East NY
Fixing your own personal car on the public street is a "sign" of a dangerous neighborhood..😅😂
Why ?
@@daveconyard8946 because gentrification is a hell of a drug😉 innit?
Not his car. The newly deceased owner is underneath the vehicle.
What? I have never ever heard or experienced that. Your not from here.
@@ndogg20why can't u be under there jack ass
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Thank you! Thanks for watching!
Tyson, Riddick Bowe, M.O.P., Jeru The Damaja, Boot Camp Clik, DJ Scratch, Masta Ace....diamonds from the dirt!
you got any ghetto drive around videos but at like 2:30 in the morning?
I lived in Boulevard houses for 10 years, Not a drop of violence there..All the scaffolding there is because Boulevard houses is being RENOVATED, the renovation is VERY NICE; AS WELL AS THE LINDEN HOUSES!! This person in not showing nothing but NEGATIVITY 😢 !!
BOULEVARD houses is also CLEAN..My aunt moved in Boulevard in 1954-55 on Ashord Street.. I moved to Boulevard 1988, he's painting a very, very negative perception, TROLLING without facts!!🤔
People also not RATCHET or ghetto acting!!❤🎉❤
GET OUT YOUR CAR AND DO A WALK THRU!!
I grew up in Boulevard Houses building 797 Schenck ave. Near Here man. Alot of good memories. The Buildings still look the same.
In the 90s it was wild I grew up in Boulevard Houses Building 797 Schenck ave.
If it’s brown, it’s the projects. Inside it’s beige or white. Depressing atmosphere…
Hey,if the guy fixes his own mini van, he grew up self sufficient.
Looks pretty clean for a hood… where is the violence
shout to pink houses and to cypress hills projects.
Shout out to Philly. Thank you for watching!
Looks really clean
Go over by Stanley ave and Atlantic ave behind the Popeyes in ENY BK. Cruise the back blocks around 430am so you understand what a ghetto is.
“The track” is the name for the area. Go check it out.
Ok bet. Will do that soon. Thanks for watching
You mean the Popeyes on Stanley and Pennsylvania.
@@ES-wv2ui right by the cubesmart and the galaxy. If you know you know. I stand corrected it is Pennsylvania ave. And Stanley ave.
@@stever3074 yeah, you got the warehouses behind that area.
Looks like nothing compared to Camden NJ and North Philly.
Or Don Won,. West of Chicago,not the wild, wild hunits, South Chicago
You know, they coulda added a splash of color here and there. No reason why they had to throw up a bunch of boring, duplicate brick buildings.
Some of the buildings date back to the post-war period, and others are 100+ years old. Color wasn't a big concern back then, comfort and durability was. My old home is brick, over 100+ years old, occupied and worth about 700,000 dollars or so...
This is what they call low income Americans. However, they will wear five and six hundred dollar sneakers.
...and continue to live in one of the most expensive cities in the world, in subsidized apartments that WE pay for, while they whine about unfair things are, as they stay up partying till sunrise and making babies WE get to support.
I'm from that area have never once have I worn $500-600 sneakers.
Nice hood despite giving a bad reputation....
I grew up on Sheffield Ave. I went to Thomas Jefferson high School. I lived on Sheffield Ave from 1960 until 1975 family moved to south ozone park Queens. Love Brooklyn. I am a tomahawk for life.
Looks like a nice place.
Stay safe All 😊😊
See here the thing if you live in Brownsville or have family your good but don’t go to brownville if there nothing out there for u
I'm from Chicago and it looks good to me.
Grew up in ENY Linden Houses during the 80s. But raising my kids in the suburbs.
Taught in East New York for 30 years. The FBI knocked on my door one morning and arrested a senior for armed robbery! I had no problems with my students!
Why, not show the STREET SIGNS?
20:15 Bruh, that's in Canarsie, not the East
Don’t look dangerous to me but my niece thinks it is I told her I move to New York that I want her to move there with me she said no too many crimes but that’s everywhere
I really want to be there
Trust me, you don't
Looks nicer then philly.
Wow. I am PERSONALLY offended by someone who obviously didn't grow up in East New York calling it "dangerous" and "ghetto". Look at all the "dangerous ghetto" people of color "dangerously ghetto-walking" down the "dangerously-ghetto" streets living their "dangerously-ghetto" lives, minding their "dangerously-ghetto" business... I grew up in ENY from 1959-1980 on Georgia Ave. between Sutter and Blake Avenues, and Van Siclen Avenue between Glenmore and Pitkin Avenues. Not many robberies, murders or assaults that I could recall. Of course, things and people changed with the Crack epidemic, but last time I drove through ENY in 2011, I felt safe. My old HOUSE on Van Siclen Avenue is still standing, occupied and worth 700,000 dollars or so at over 100+ years old. Brick, of course. ENY has its problems, like most of NYC does, but calling it dangerous is misleading at best, and misinformed at worst. I'll never understand the purpose of negative videos of our big cities by non-natives or recent arrivals or "tourists". To truly learn and understand a place, live there at least 10 to 20 years; working, raising children and participating in what that place has to offer. Just my opinions, feel free to disagree agreeably, no profanity or slurs or hate speech necessary. Peace...✌️💪🙏
Hi there. Thanks for watching and commenting. All that’s fine and dandy. Respect your opinion…. But the fact remains that this is the most violent area in Brooklyn. Just the numbers….. and consistently…. Like year after year.
@@ghettomerica lol lol lol but not... BROWNSVILLE??? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😍😍
@@arthurwilliams9 Brownsville is too no doubt. Just check the stats. Brownsville and East New York people go back and forth on this but East New York officially leads. Notice I described Brownsville as the most dangerous hood in my other video. Check it out
I grew up on Sheffield Ave between Livonia Dumont. I went to PS 174 on Alabama ave and I went to Thomas Jefferson. I lived in ENY from 1960 and we moved to Queens in 1975. Remember the tomahawks.
Гетто это что? Дно? Или дружное сожительство на общих интересах.🙄🤔👀хорошо снято,спасибо.
Good question. Thank you for watching
Brownsville is the most violent hood in NYC
I don't see tent cities or zombies. These neighborhoods seem cleaner than most here on the west side.
Wait til the sun goes down
По чем квартирка в этом милом районе?
According to Zumper, avg rent for 1 bedroom is $1600 per month. Now with public housing it’s based off of income so can imagine most pay significantly less than that.
@@ghettomericaэто аренда 1600? А сколько у неё цена продажи?
They don’t sell these here in America. They rent them out to the less fortunate and charge the state 5x as much For the rent which the tax payers pay. So we all get to support these people while the “owners” make millions doing “favors” for the less fortunate.
@@stever3074 thats so ignorant. Alot of the houses and buildings are private
@@realitycheck87 you’re wrong…. Almost all of them are owned and managed by NYC housing. The few that aren’t “owned” by the government are owned by company’s bracketed off the government so basically it’s the government. Don’t just call someone ignorant when you don’t know what you’re talking about. That’s ignorant.
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New york citys most notorios hood.
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i really wanna visit this place