What yall know about Baltimore?

[Lord_nikon]

 

[KodeBlue]

A lot of drugs and bodies like The Wire still filming

Some of the areas are slowly changing for the better. The area around Johns Hopkins, and Pigtown are two areas that I've seen a lot of changes are of last few years. The city is making slow, but steady changes.

 

[BmoreGorilla]

Belair-Edison is one of them? I remember riding through it to get to an open campus tour of Morgan State. Seemed like a pretty interesting neighborhood with its own type of vibe

I grew up there right across from Clifton Park. Same strip I used to sell weed on in the late 90s early 00s is still one of the best strips to cop weed in the city. It was decent growing up. A lot of families. I grew up around a ton of kids. Crack decimated the area tho. I saw it happen right in front of my eyes. It might be one of the worse areas in the city now. I’ve lived in the northeast corner of the city my entire life. Im in Cedonia now which is mostly middle class homeowners but has more than it’s fair share of fukkery depending on the street

 

[BmoreGorilla]

i prolly have more of a Baltimore accent then u do i still say newdles instead of noodles sometimes

And ima street nikka are u a street nikka Lil Nikka

Nobody says noodles like that

 

[KodeBlue]

I grew up there right across from Clifton Park. Same strip I used to sell weed on in the late 90s early 00s is still one of the best strips to cop weed in the city. It was decent growing up. A lot of families. I grew up around a ton of kids. Crack decimated the area tho. I saw it happen right in front of my eyes. It might be one of the worse areas in the city now. I’ve lived in the northeast corner of the city my entire life. Im in Cedonia now which is mostly middle class homeowners but has more than it’s fair share of fukkery depending on the street

As a kid I always thought that was a nice around there because y'all had a golf course in y'all neighborhood. I know my neighborhood had its fair share of fukkery. Belair Edison had some of the best house parties in high school tho: the liquor stores around there didn't card nikkaz.

 

[BmoreGorilla]

As a kid I always thought that was a nice around there because y'all had a golf course in y'all neighborhood. I know my neighborhood had its fair share of fukkery. Belair Edison had some of the best house parties in high school tho: the liquor stores around there didn't card nikkaz.

The other side of the golf course on Harford Road was always worse. But yea your right about the liquor stores. I was drinking St Ides and Olde English at 14. The Cedonia Inn and Stadium Lounge on Greenmount didn’t card either

 

[KodeBlue]

The other side of the golf course on Harford Road was always worse. But yea your right about the liquor stores. I was drinking St Ides and Olde English at 14. The Cedonia Inn and Stadium Lounge on Greenmount didn’t card either

They carded us at The Haven. Our homebody had a brother in is 40s so we used him, but if wasn't around

No 211 and Paul Masson for us.

 

[SPACE IS FAKE]

A lot of dykes
They like football more than b-ball
Good seafood (I heard)

 

[A1aaa]

“Bandhunta” but you living in section 8?

 

[Gunz&Butta]

Only go to Norma Jeans and then dip.

 

[Sankofa Alwayz]

@FukYaFeelings Hit up the Great Blacks In Wax Museum. I would say hit up Everyone’s Place Bookstore afterwards but due to COVID, it’s no walk-ins only curbside pick up. Both of them are on North Avenue and are two of the greatest Black cultural institutions not only in Baltimore but the whole East Coast in general.

 

[KodeBlue]

@FukYaFeelings Hit up the Great Blacks In Wax Museum. I would say hit up Everyone’s Place Bookstore afterwards but due to COVID, it’s no walk-ins only curbside pick up. Both of them are on North Avenue and are two of the greatest Black cultural institutions not only in Baltimore but the whole East Coast in general.

The Great Blacks in Wax museum need to get the hours and days in order.
I went there on a weekday afternoon when they were supposed to be open, but the doors were locked, nobody at the counter. Their website said they were open tho.

 

[FukYaFeelings]

you not from Chicago breh cut it out..sounding like you get yo info from watching fox news or sum shyt

its plenty of areas in the city you can go to and not worry about getting killed

U not deep in chicago like me Lil nikka YOU don’t have to worry stay on thecoli

 

[FukYaFeelings]

@FukYaFeelings Hit up the Great Blacks In Wax Museum. I would say hit up Everyone’s Place Bookstore afterwards but due to COVID, it’s no walk-ins only curbside pick up. Both of them are on North Avenue and are two of the greatest Black cultural institutions not only in Baltimore but the whole East Coast in general.

i be bsing ima prolly be too drunk to actually enjoy everything

 

[Sankofa Alwayz]

fhats not what I mean. I mean better in the sense you can visit Baltimore and do the right thing and not feel scared. In chicago u can literally get killed anywhere....even downtown. Folks go to the harbor and just know they gotta stay there and don’t venture out into the “hood”

On some summers in the past, Downtown Bmore/Inner Harbor ain’t no stranger to flash mobbing teenagers. They be deep asf too. Don’t know what it’s like now since COVID became a thing tho.