@@whatsinaname6745 I grew up in a Worcester three decker, in a decent neighborhood. It had lots of character. We had an old time communication system that let you talk to people on the front porch through a pipe. It was fun growing up there, but I wouldn't want to live in a three decker again. I remember it being very hot in the summer and cold and drafty in the winter, plus all of those stairs were a pain on shopping day. I think the house we lived in was built before 1900.
I grew up in this city. And when you see a beautiful city with palm trees and manicured lawns, you think why was I here for so long. But it's all about who you grew up with. And it's not where your from. It's where you're at.
Right off the rip you pull up into the back alley of Main South right up King St and run into the boys. lol. Imagine getting this footage in the 90s when it was always busy on Main Street, especially at night.
The Woooo is nothing compared to our my years growing up in the late 80s and 90s! Shit the Pip Shelter and Main South the Valley and Plumly were fucked up! Then we had P-mont with the sign from City (WARNING HIV AND HEPATITIS INFESTED AREA) BIG ASS GREEN SIGN! THE WOOOO WAS WORSE THEN! THIS DUDE IS JUST A TOOL AND TRYING TO FEEL BETTER ABOUT HIS OWN DIRTBAG
That is one clean and well kept ghetto area. Only a couple of decrepit neglected buildings. Otherwise this rough area of Worcester appears very attractive.
Represent The Woo!! That’s My City and I love ❤️ every inch of it. Even the Ghettos. It does have a lot of history to it and a lot of our three deckers were built over 100 yrs ago. I love when the City historical society has the ability to make the old three deckers look like new again. There are a few buildings and houses in the Ghettos that fall into Historical sights like a lot of the churches and some of the most beautiful 3 deckers get beautiful facelifts it would be great if there was enough funds to restore all of them they’re so beautiful inside with Hard wood floors built in the wall cupboards. Some have hide away doors that are still usable. I mean they just don’t make houses like that anymore. Worcester is a beautiful historical city with beautiful architecture and It might look rough Even some of us living there might look rough lol but, most of us are really nice and would help someone before hurting them. I’ve lived between Worcester and Leicester MA my entire life. I would love to travel around the world but, I’d always make it back to My home, Worcester MA
G. Lucas used to live in that Pink house on the corner on the ,1st floor back in 1985. Sheila used to live on Dewey Clint & Step used to live across the street and 3 houses down on the left. 1st floor. Annie used to live on the end of May St. Tracy lived on that street directly across from there. It's been over 30+ years. Worcester is still tight. Time to visit... Sadieeeeee!
Interesting. thanks for the tour My dad grew up in Worcestre in the 30's and 40's Moved out of there by 1957. Lived on Hamilton St and Plantation St. --in triple deckers of course!!! Thanks for sharing!!
I grew up here in the 90's. I am amazed by what it is today. Many great restaurants. It still has its rough parts but its not nearly as bad as it used to be. I have seen way worse. I'm not really afraid to walk anywhere during the day time. At night where that Compare foods is, is still rough and also those projects I forget the name of the place
I'd say the worst places are Great Brook Valley, after downtown headed towards Webster Square Kilby, King, Queen, Piedmont. It starts to get somewhat better after Clark University, Plumly Village and probably other places in the city that I didn't visit often. I lived at 39 Grand St and had a slumlord who was a lawyer. People would sleep in the basement. Not good. I then moved to the good part of Maywood Street off of Park Ave. It started to go downhill with teenagers walking in front of your car in the middle of the street so we moved to a nice section of Webster. I was married was pregnant and had a 6yr old. It was time to leave. I hate driving in the city especially Kelley Sq. My blood pressure and anxiety go up. There are some really good places to live in Worcester. I live in Whitinsville now and love it.
I grew up in one of those neighborhoods. It mostly got worse, straight from 1984 by George Orwell. They even purged out many intellectuals, myself included, because we were no longer going to put up with the lack of progress they claim to make.
Robin when I retired from the army in75 my brother took Mr to the downtown mall It was great. I moved to Florida but came back to visit the mall was emptying out and what was left was gangland city 2 guys try 2 rob me but as a retired MP that was not going to happen. Everytime worcester builds something it does not last. Just ask the casdins
That was a battle zone.... the valley in the 90s. A few white crack heads from my home town tried to "beat" a valley dealer. There both dead. But worcesters worse make Lawrence look like Beverly hills
Every city has a ghetto area and most like Baltimore MD, Kansas MO, Detroit MI etc are way worst. Where you drove is just one small part of the city that actually has cleaned up a lot since the 90s.
Living in a relatively suburban part of town (Burncoat area), I've been able to go through and be in all of Worcester and more than anything it's very unique. Sure there are definetly some slummy areas and areas that may not be too safe at night, but for the most part it's not a bad city.
@@yarchism alot of mill towns surrounding worcester are extremely worn down, even moreso than worcester itself. But once you get into boston, even the most dangerous neighborhoods don't look nearly as worn. The mid sized/small cities in america are usually the most worn, considering the lack of funding i'd say even if it is much safer.
Having grown up in Worcester but worked for many years in charm spots like Detroit, Chicago South, and (God forbid) Caracas...let me channel Crok Dundee..."That's not a ghetto..."
While I agree there are some ghetto parts of Worcester like south main Street and east pleasant street, most of Worcester has been gentrified by now and even the areas that look like this have houses that have been renovated inside and the rent is much high than it used to be.
Gentrification raises the rent like crazy i live in south nashua used to be really livable now its like 1500 plus for a nice 2 bd and that's a low price worcester isnt all that bad i visit my in laws every weekend and enjoy it each time i know it has its bad areas but thats every city
Funny Same Thing...Born 1951 Grafton Hill...left Worcester in 78. Came back 84 worked at Spags went overseas with DOD in 86 never came back..looks the same.
All u showed was Main South and a few streets off of it u didn’t even go into Kilby st. Which started the gang that runs that whole area besides G block there is plenty of other ghetto areas in Worcester u didn’t go down to Kelley square are like ward st and Vernon hill thru to Grafton st and providence st u didn’t go to plumly projects all the way up the hill to eastern ave over to shamrock st u didn’t go to the great brook valley projects Curtis apartments or Lincoln village or anywhere on that side of worcester I didn’t do any of Lincoln st in general or park ave on the main south end of it u didn’t do anywhere from highland st thru to pleasant st then thru to chandler st u missed slot of ghetto areas I feel like I should make a remake to this video and do all the hoods not just one haha
Chris Kanaracus true Because most of them are locked up the old heads anyways but from what I hear within this year and next year so the next two years most of those due to getting out of prison in the sentences are up so they bout to be back on the streets
Vernon ! Millbury st to perry ave is nasty nowadays, grew up in vernon and almost got killed there as well ! Gangs is still active in the south and all over trust me, worcester is just now recovering from the war between 2011-2016, seen. Alot first hand !
@Neighborhood Guy, you are filming how it is now after my video series caught the action and brought awareness to the problems that were not being addressed by the then Chief of Police Gary J. Gemme who liked to "keep it contained" to my neighborhood. Which is the reason I needed to produce the series to raise awareness to the horrific situation that was then ongoing daily 24/7/365. Only after I raised awareness where the problems facing my tenants addressed and taken care off, the people selling moved on rather than to be the next "Star" in my next video. Once the problem abated, I stopped producing videos and my tenants can get a good nights rest without constant yelling outside their windows all night long. You could have benefitted by narration in your video also, explaining to those viewing it what they were seeing as you made it, I know you had sound, can hear your blinker. Also the time of day would make a difference. Not bad though.
@@neighborhoodguy I saw the picture of my building posted on one of the "Worcester Face Book pages" and the person posting it said something snarky, so I had to check into it and found your video. I watched the whole thing and I think you might have tried narrating while you were driving to let the viewers know about what they were seeing. Anyone as familiar as you and I know which streets they are, but many have no clue. Still I am pleased you are a fan, is this video some type of tribute?
Not so sure if this is a "ghetto" as there are many diverse, racial groups living in this area. A poor neighborhood perhaps but certainly not a ghetto. "a crowded poor part of a city lived in by a specific ethnic group."
The ghetto in Worcester was not what I expected. I've lived to San Francisco my entire life, and the ghetto of Worcester looks 10000% better than the ghetto here. You guys dont have trash, homeless people on every corner, dead people and druggies using in the street in mass. Actually incredible.
I live in Worcester now I'm originally from Miami Worcester is not bad is a very nice place all I got is a lot of junkies. Miami is a different ballgame than Worcester
Any solution to this, or will the city council approve tearing much down so they can raise property taxes, add to constant traffic jams, andand tell us how LUCKY we are? I'd rather see most of this than the new crap theyrr thrilled to see put up. They say in all new housing with love affordable units. They need to define affordable housing.
Lmaooo Worcester Massachusetts ghetto is main south then second would be plum key abd last would be Lincoln village. Great broom valley but Mai south is definitely the ghetto almost everyone grew up or born and raised there.
I prefer Worcster over Holyoke to be honest. I’ve never had a problem in Worcster. Yes there are bad people but in these houses are just people trying to get by. Also WPD is very friendly and they help the community
Even the ghettos in Mass look historical 😂
lol, yup.
I live in one of these
I think
they are but yea its defo ghetto. Joyner Lucas land. Apartments ain't been updated since 1947 and shit smh
@@Jdot2x_ i think 😭😭
Three Deckers are what Worcester has instead of trailer parks.
Three deckers originated in Worcester!
@@whatsinaname6745 I grew up in a Worcester three decker, in a decent neighborhood. It had lots of character. We had an old time communication system that let you talk to people on the front porch through a pipe. It was fun growing up there, but I wouldn't want to live in a three decker again. I remember it being very hot in the summer and cold and drafty in the winter, plus all of those stairs were a pain on shopping day. I think the house we lived in was built before 1900.
Funny... the "ghetto" looks just like my 1200 bucks a month 1 bedroom apartment
God saved me from those streets
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I was born in that City there some good neighborhoods
I'm from Worcester Massachusetts lived there many times and alot of not good memories God moved to from Mass to Maine 1999
I grew up in this city. And when you see a beautiful city with palm trees and manicured lawns, you think why was I here for so long. But it's all about who you grew up with. And it's not where your from. It's where you're at.
Right off the rip you pull up into the back alley of Main South right up King St and run into the boys. lol. Imagine getting this footage in the 90s when it was always busy on Main Street, especially at night.
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The Woooo is nothing compared to our my years growing up in the late 80s and 90s! Shit the Pip Shelter and Main South the Valley and Plumly were fucked up! Then we had P-mont with the sign from City (WARNING HIV AND HEPATITIS INFESTED AREA) BIG ASS GREEN SIGN! THE WOOOO WAS WORSE THEN! THIS DUDE IS JUST A TOOL AND TRYING TO FEEL BETTER ABOUT HIS OWN DIRTBAG
@@est-74dirtyboromasshole46 Yup! Those were the wild days. Pennywise was my hangout once upon a time.
Home Sweet Home!
That is one clean and well kept ghetto area. Only a couple of decrepit neglected buildings. Otherwise this rough area of Worcester appears very attractive.
That's one of the many nice things about New England. Even the ghettos usually are in a decent state of repair.
Worcester is not that bad in the big picture. If one has been around the country and the world. It's better than most cities it's size!
Worcester really sucks today verses 60yrs. ago.
I love Worcester i miss Worcester im living in California for a while but i will eventually come home 🏡
Worcester is a good place to live we got a good downtown
yeah true but i’m from here a teenage boy got shot like 4 weeks ago in a wendy’s drive through and it’s getting more rough
who remembers when Worcester when it was (617)
Looks better then Springfield MA
I grew up in a 3 Decker on Oread Street 6:17 (left side)
from 1966 to 1986, best days of my life.
I grew up a couple of streets away and loved it
Represent The Woo!! That’s My City and I love ❤️ every inch of it.
Even the Ghettos. It does have a lot of history to it and a lot of our three deckers were built over 100 yrs ago.
I love when the City historical society has the ability to make the old three deckers look like new again. There are a few buildings and houses in the Ghettos that fall into Historical sights like a lot of the churches and some of the most beautiful 3 deckers get beautiful facelifts it would be great if there was enough funds to restore all of them they’re so beautiful inside with Hard wood floors built in the wall cupboards. Some have hide away doors that are still usable. I mean they just don’t make houses like that anymore. Worcester is a beautiful historical city with beautiful architecture and It might look rough Even some of us living there might look rough lol but, most of us are really nice and would help someone before hurting them. I’ve lived between Worcester and Leicester MA my entire life. I would love to travel around the world but, I’d always make it back to My home, Worcester MA
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Ghettos don't belong in Massachusetts.
Watching this just bring back too many memories ❤️ the WOO (508)
I moved out of Worc 26 years ago. It looks the same.
G. Lucas used to live in that Pink house on the corner on the ,1st floor back in 1985.
Sheila used to live on Dewey
Clint & Step used to live across the street and 3 houses down on the left. 1st floor.
Annie used to live on the end of May St. Tracy lived on that street directly across from there. It's been over 30+ years. Worcester is still tight.
Time to visit... Sadieeeeee!
16 years in the Bronx and this look like the rich area 😂 I don’t see Ghetto at all!!!
Interesting. thanks for the tour My dad grew up in Worcestre in the 30's and 40's Moved out of there by 1957. Lived on Hamilton St and Plantation St. --in triple deckers of course!!! Thanks for sharing!!
I know the corner near St Joseph's church...
When I was very very very young I lived at 1 Plantation street right at the corner where it intersects with Grafton St. 3 Decker also.
Grew up in Main South when Main St was cobble stone.
I grew up here in the 90's. I am amazed by what it is today. Many great restaurants. It still has its rough parts but its not nearly as bad as it used to be. I have seen way worse. I'm not really afraid to walk anywhere during the day time. At night where that Compare foods is, is still rough and also those projects I forget the name of the place
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Yessirr went through my old block, KING ST‼️🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷
You drove right by the vacant lot that once had the house i grew up in. Nothing wrong with Worcester that leaving doesn't cure :-/
I grew up on Cambridge Street in Worcester
I'm still in Worcester and honestl. I just want to leave this place. The same things over and over.
I'd say the worst places are Great Brook Valley, after downtown headed towards Webster Square Kilby, King, Queen, Piedmont. It starts to get somewhat better after Clark University, Plumly Village and probably other places in the city that I didn't visit often. I lived at 39 Grand St and had a slumlord who was a lawyer. People would sleep in the basement. Not good. I then moved to the good part of Maywood Street off of Park Ave. It started to go downhill with teenagers walking in front of your car in the middle of the street so we moved to a nice section of Webster. I was married was pregnant and had a 6yr old. It was time to leave. I hate driving in the city especially Kelley Sq. My blood pressure and anxiety go up. There are some really good places to live in Worcester. I live in Whitinsville now and love it.
I grew up in one of those neighborhoods. It mostly got worse, straight from 1984 by George Orwell. They even purged out many intellectuals, myself included, because we were no longer going to put up with the lack of progress they claim to make.
Robin when I retired from the army in75 my brother took Mr to the downtown mall
It was great. I moved to Florida but came back to visit the mall was emptying out and what was left was gangland city
2 guys try 2 rob me but as a retired MP that was not going to happen. Everytime worcester builds something it does not last. Just ask the casdins
There isn’t one ghetto in Worcester. Drug addicts everywhere tho especially main south.
Lived on Constitution Ave. In Greatbrook Valley in the late 90's.
That was a battle zone.... the valley in the 90s. A few white crack heads from my home town tried to "beat" a valley dealer. There both dead. But worcesters worse make Lawrence look like Beverly hills
The city of 7 hills
Every city has a ghetto area and most like Baltimore MD, Kansas MO, Detroit MI etc are way worst. Where you drove is just one small part of the city that actually has cleaned up a lot since the 90s.
used to live on chrome street and blossom street back in 06 - 2010. Definitely won’t forget those years
That's behindthe honey farms market a block or so I remember 🤔
@@jayyeetmoto711 a little bit, I think you’re thinking of the honey farms on highland street
My cousin well step cousin lived on west street he played carmine raguza on lavern snd shirley btw his resl last name wasnt Mecca@blue_lagoon8829
Living in a relatively suburban part of town (Burncoat area), I've been able to go through and be in all of Worcester and more than anything it's very unique. Sure there are definetly some slummy areas and areas that may not be too safe at night, but for the most part it's not a bad city.
Exaclty It's more worn down than most of south central LA yet south central LA there's shootings every day
@@yarchism alot of mill towns surrounding worcester are extremely worn down, even moreso than worcester itself. But once you get into boston, even the most dangerous neighborhoods don't look nearly as worn. The mid sized/small cities in america are usually the most worn, considering the lack of funding i'd say even if it is much safer.
Shit would look like a horror movie at night.
Who walking threw that
drug addicts and hookers walk through there at night that's about it. Maybe a few dealers and people getting food.
john john why it look so sleepy hallow scary
john john bro god bless stay safe
What area is this I’m from Worcester and I do t recognize it
9:10 if u turned left u would’ve been on my street
Morrys Delicatessen is the best sandwich shop I've ever had a hot pastrami on jewish rye at. Is it still in business?
Having grown up in Worcester but worked for many years in charm spots like Detroit, Chicago South, and (God forbid) Caracas...let me channel Crok Dundee..."That's not a ghetto..."
While I agree there are some ghetto parts of Worcester like south main Street and east pleasant street, most of Worcester has been gentrified by now and even the areas that look like this have houses that have been renovated inside and the rent is much high than it used to be.
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Gentrification raises the rent like crazy i live in south nashua used to be really livable now its like 1500 plus for a nice 2 bd and that's a low price worcester isnt all that bad i visit my in laws every weekend and enjoy it each time i know it has its bad areas but thats every city
Use to live on 34 Gardner St. back in my teen yrs. It’s been a long time!
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I was born in Worcester in 1951 and left for greener pastures in 1976. Watching this video it looks like nothing has changed since I left!!
A studio downtown can cost over 2k/month. Do I need to say more?
Funny Same Thing...Born 1951 Grafton Hill...left Worcester in 78. Came back 84 worked at Spags went overseas with DOD in 86 never came back..looks the same.
It was worse in the mid 90s .
This is like one neighborhood in the city lol.
And its not just a few neighborhoods its the whole city
Town of Junkies!!!!
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You did a fantastic job showing the city, all the the right areas. Much love and respect
Just main south , driving in circles
Ah, Worcester, New England's broom closet.
No disrespect to Worchester residents but this shit look nice. The Pork n' Bean Projects in Miami, FL look like shit.
All u showed was Main South and a few streets off of it u didn’t even go into Kilby st. Which started the gang that runs that whole area besides G block there is plenty of other ghetto areas in Worcester u didn’t go down to Kelley square are like ward st and Vernon hill thru to Grafton st and providence st u didn’t go to plumly projects all the way up the hill to eastern ave over to shamrock st u didn’t go to the great brook valley projects Curtis apartments or Lincoln village or anywhere on that side of worcester I didn’t do any of Lincoln st in general or park ave on the main south end of it u didn’t do anywhere from highland st thru to pleasant st then thru to chandler st u missed slot of ghetto areas I feel like I should make a remake to this video and do all the hoods not just one haha
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i used to go out with a guy who hung on Kilby St. back in the day
I dunno how active Kilby really is these days.
Chris Kanaracus true Because most of them are locked up the old heads anyways but from what I hear within this year and next year so the next two years most of those due to getting out of prison in the sentences are up so they bout to be back on the streets
Vernon ! Millbury st to perry ave is nasty nowadays, grew up in vernon and almost got killed there as well ! Gangs is still active in the south and all over trust me, worcester is just now recovering from the war between 2011-2016, seen. Alot first hand !
what about grafton hill and vernon?
i used to hustle by the pip sheilther in the 90s
Do the Latin Kings and Vice Lords rock with each other in Massachusetts?
Where is this?
There are some old beautiful Victorian homes and three deckers in many areas of worcester but I wouldn’t go near these areas during the day!!
i live in New Bedford, MA....you should come down here sometime and drive thru the city...this place sucks tho😂😂😂
Small world I live in NB too. And I moved here from Worcester lol
@Neighborhood Guy, you are filming how it is now after my video series caught the action and brought awareness to the problems that were not being addressed by the then Chief of Police Gary J. Gemme who liked to "keep it contained" to my neighborhood. Which is the reason I needed to produce the series to raise awareness to the horrific situation that was then ongoing daily 24/7/365. Only after I raised awareness where the problems facing my tenants addressed and taken care off, the people selling moved on rather than to be the next "Star" in my next video. Once the problem abated, I stopped producing videos and my tenants can get a good nights rest without constant yelling outside their windows all night long.
You could have benefitted by narration in your video also, explaining to those viewing it what they were seeing as you made it, I know you had sound, can hear your blinker. Also the time of day would make a difference. Not bad though.
@@neighborhoodguy I saw the picture of my building posted on one of the "Worcester Face Book pages" and the person posting it said something snarky, so I had to check into it and found your video. I watched the whole thing and I think you might have tried narrating while you were driving to let the viewers know about what they were seeing.
Anyone as familiar as you and I know which streets they are, but many have no clue.
Still I am pleased you are a fan, is this video some type of tribute?
Looks like a really cool neighbourhood.
It really isn't that bad of an area if you are a grown man and have your class a unrestricted lol.
waht area is that
i love worcester ❤️
Still looks nice to me🙂
The end of one age and the beginning of a "Brave New World".
Not so sure if this is a "ghetto" as there are many diverse, racial groups living in this area. A poor neighborhood perhaps but certainly not a ghetto. "a crowded poor part of a city lived in by a specific ethnic group."
What's kinda sad is that I know the people there are actually good people, I'm really good friends with one of the barbers on that street I frequent
just would love to know the street names
I lived in Worcester and yes it’s ghetto asf
Lived in Main South for 7 years :D
this is conan's hometown right ?
Joyner Lucas and JoJo are from here
Worcester had a miss ugly contest but there was a tie so they had an ugoff
I havent been there for 30 years, what no more greatbook valley...
This video looks a lot like my commute to work.
Ah home sweet home
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The ghetto in Worcester was not what I expected. I've lived to San Francisco my entire life, and the ghetto of Worcester looks 10000% better than the ghetto here. You guys dont have trash, homeless people on every corner, dead people and druggies using in the street in mass. Actually incredible.
Sometimes
That's mostly on main street
Is it a lot of r@cism against blacks in Worcester? How are we treated by whytes and Hispanics? Is there alot of interracial dating?
I live in northeast Worcester by Paxton, and it is very nice and a wealthy neighborhood
yeah tatnuck is nice
Mhm! I live In that area
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I hated Worcester. After college, I moved to Boston/Brookline, where it is nicer with more diversity and sophistication.
Go through Wellington st
My city my city
Worcester had a beauty contest and nobody won
4:36 i remember my mom used to live in that area i’d bike around there
I live in Worcester now I'm originally from Miami Worcester is not bad is a very nice place all I got is a lot of junkies. Miami is a different ballgame than Worcester
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You need to go to New Bedford
This shits nothing bad, it’s actually pretty sweet.
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@@neighborhoodguy course man, thanks for putting light on my city
no doubt !!
Any solution to this, or will the city council approve tearing much down so they can raise property taxes, add to constant traffic jams, andand tell us how LUCKY we are? I'd rather see most of this than the new crap theyrr thrilled to see put up. They say in all new housing with love affordable units. They need to define affordable housing.
I wonder if he went up King St. Now that's a ghetto.
Architecture houses nice
Lmaooo Worcester Massachusetts ghetto is main south then second would be plum key abd last would be Lincoln village. Great broom valley but Mai south is definitely the ghetto almost everyone grew up or born and raised there.
I don't understand this video ... can't see anything else than a drive to a quiet city.
Exactly
Hes showing us where to go buy shit lol
i lived there. i couldn't walk to the mailbox without druggie-hookers hitting me up for money.
You forgot Belmont Street School area
I watched the entire video but failed to see the ghetto? If this is supposed to be a ghetto, Worcester must not have really poor people.
I prefer Worcster over Holyoke to be honest. I’ve never had a problem in Worcster. Yes there are bad people but in these houses are just people trying to get by. Also WPD is very friendly and they help the community
Mfn right you in the ghetto! That’s Castle Park and back to the South!!
i used to live here 1:29, im white if it makes a difference. like everywhere else, if you aint lookin for trouble then you wont find it.
Worcester is still and always will be full of drugs lots of drugs
You need to research what a ghetto really looks like. Main South is the poorer part of Worcester but like I said you need to do your research.
Tell me Worcester It’s hectic
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My city
Shepherd street man i live there
That was probably near Kelly square
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On mine st all you is I got the fire 🔥 lol.
The Joyner Lucas town
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@@matheusduarte9244 millz from Cambridge
@@matheusduarte9244 a few more.
Don't 🤣
My apartment is shown in this video. I pay 1700 a month.
Bro it’s only ghetto bcz u went to the most ghetto areas in Worcester 🤦🏽♂️