Legends Of The Town

Subscribed. Thanks for the video and the history

All the potato monkeys live there

Holy shit! Can't believe you actually mentioned the job in Hudson, NH. I can literally see the bank from my window right now. Saw that shit happen from this same windows decades ago.

You can't have the present without the past.

Great video. first time your channel popped up on my tl. Subscribed. I've lived in Boston my whole life, I am what my dad always said (in a loving way) a typical Boston mutt, Irish & Italian. Townie McLaughlins on one side, North End Mafia on the other. Thankfully that's now a few generations removed. Looking forward to watching more of your content.

Loved the history!

“Ahhmahd c’yahr” was authentic 👌

Huh? Try 1980s, That's when it started to change.

People need to know history, otherwise they’re doomed to repeat it. We see the idiocy every single day! Great segment and channel

That was awesome!! I just moved to New Hampshire can’t want to see Fenway… a lot different than growing up in Tulsa and Georgia… thank y’all

Great job. Slow it down next time. Alot of info no need to rush brotha

As an Australian, the Boston accent is the easiest to understand of all the American accents. Reminds me of home

Just found ur channel & I watched a few videos, & I enjoy ur content. If I can say something tho, do urself a favor & get a better mic so ur voice doesn’t sound
So muffled & slow down ur speaking a lil bit. Speaking so fast mixed with ur Boston accent, it’s a little hard to keep up with what ur saying.
Good content tho & I’ll stick around.

Great video man!

One of my favorite movies

When the Boston marathon bombing happened and the cops started swarming into Charlestown I distinctly remember a reporter saying “Oh man if this guy really went to go hide out in Charlestown he better hope the cops find him first” That pretty much says it all

Gotta have a bit of history👍

I was born there in 1967. The history is very real. Awesome job. keep up the good work!✌️

Gloustah! Awhlways from Gloustah!
Kuul viddy yo Bro. Plesse keep doing what you do

I have a buddy from the military who is a Southie and Irish to the core, Charles Town and the southies have always fascinated me. Went there to visit him after we were discharged, I was treated politely but kept at a distance, I was definitely an outsider.

Thank you for this very informative and eye opening video. I love history and rather enjoy long videos movies documentaries etc. With TikTok videos maxing out at three minutes, it saddens me that videos hardly go over the 30 minute mark. But I guess I’m part of an older breed? Gen X. Great work. Thanks again.

That city ro who bunched on a trucks and banks.
I used to do that. Rob alma drugs and banks in hamilton ontario I used to

The history makes the video. Amazing work!

I’m Irish living Dublin Ireland I grow up like these guys i always feel connection to Boston one day going to visit ☘️ 🇮🇪🇺🇸

Great history same gentrification happened in my area in LES NYC . Story is so similar to what happened to me and my friends. I’m happy n healthy good job. Earned education. I can relate to all this. Specially the 80,$ and 90,$ .. it was rough,I’m no gangster but I had to sit down a few times. Just got lucky I made some good decisions at the end.

I lived in the infamous Bunker Hill projects for a couple of years. Not a great place to be.

really good video. my dad is from southie. got into big problems in the late 60's. Did 5 years in Walpole. he never gave me details, but almost certainly ran with Hill. couldn't really work independently then. haha. great job on the video, guy.

There were so many of the old school guys who were not known because they stayed in the background but still were in the dirt. Only the locals knew of them i remember meeting Nardone and Butchy when i was younger. They used come by my dad's place on Medford Street always respectful and cool. My family has lived there forever and some still do i remember my grandparents lived on first floor and my dad ended up living on second floor. My uncle built the basketball court the cage on Corey Street for my cousin everyone called my Uncle K9 . After my dad passed i couldn't stay away ended up staying with my cousin on Corey street. Growing up you could walk around anytime of the night and feel safe if you were a local especially in the pjs. We used to do so much shit and nobody ever called the cops or told on us . Got my first hotbox at 14 and then we were off and running lol. Nowadays it's all yuppies and people trying to change every little thing.

Crazy dust is still around usually a summer thing

Like Breezy point in Queens

Awesome video
Great job

Your videos are very informative my dude. My uncle was a longshoreman there for decades. My cousin has been clamming there since the 90s. Great video and great channel content! ☘️

Love the history! Great stuff! Had to come back for a second listen!

Its funny watching people correct people on pronunciation when they pronounce the shit wrong🤣 thats like if Memphis people started laughing at everybody else say “music” instead of “merrsic”

Loved this video, really enjoyed the history too. I'm watching from Belfast in Ireland.

You're doing a Fantastic job. It's like walking through the Matrix when I have the chance to visit.

Good work, lad. Thanks for putting it out there, appreciate it buddy.

Charlestown was never dangerous. It was just filled w organized crime. If you didn’t belong they’d let you know. If you minded your business it was no issue. There are worst areas of Boston let alone Massachusetts.

Frank "The Animal" Barboza

My man great mini documentary!!! Keep doing your thing!!!

Hickey is lying rat and ran outta Charlestown when he was like 12 great video yet from a true townie

3 minutes into the video and your on the verge of repeating yourself for a 3rd time?

Its a great movie!!!!

Free kicka

I was in prison with butchie doe

I enjoy the history. My dad was an old school safe cracker. Back in the 60 and 70's. Finally got caught in Texas. He did a few years in prison. Went straight after he got out. With the money he had robbed,he stored it somewhere. He won't say. But anyway he started a roofing company with it and went legit. Died 2 years ago. The stories he would tell were crazy to hear. I sure miss him.

Charlestown was part of Somerville before it was this Charlestown

I really want to finish this video. Is it me or the narrator sounds very annoying?!?

When it comes to most armed robbers Salford in Manchester would give Charlestown a run for its money for sure