Walking Into Germany’s No-Go Zones… (Duisburg & Essen) 🇩🇪



$10 BONUS AFTER FIRST OFFER Duisburg and nearby Essen are frequently labeled online as home to some of Germany’s most dangerous neighborhoods. Areas like Marxloh, Hochfeld, and Rheinhausen are often cited in the media as high-risk districts facing severe industrial decline, social challenges, and rumors of “no-go zones.” But what is the actual reality when you walk these streets yourself?

In this video, I teamed up with Fred the Bodyguard to head directly into the heart of these notorious districts to test the online claims. Is it really as hostile as the Internet describes, or is there a completely different story on the ground?

We explore the high-rise housing blocks, observe daily street life, and speak with locals to understand what it’s like living in areas that many feel have been forgotten. From tense street encounters to surprising local perspectives, this is an unfiltered look at the reality of Duisburg today.

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49 Comments

  1. Dafür sollte man ihm seines Amtes entheben !!! Dafür dürfen Diebe, Mörder, Vergewaltiger und Kinderschänder weiterhin ihre Steuern zahlen, Hauptsache es ist keiner von der AFD dabei… Mit den ganzen "Perverslingen" kennt man sich ja aus und sympatisiert mit ihnen, vor allem in der katholischen Kirche. P.S. Bitte nicht haten, bin selbst katholisch aber vor allem "Realist"!

  2. 21:35 I am really curious to know on this "Does it look like germany one"

    why dosent the govt enforce strict rules for cleanliness and fines on streets?

    ofcourse thes shops are not everywhere , just like you go to another country and find sometimes your own home cuisine , clothing stores etc

    whats the fuss really about then?

  3. I discovered your youtube Chanel so recently… I love you! There are ppl who defend Europe yet! We are different because my country (Spain) commited a lot of crimes in Holand in the past but we must unite against the f*cking Islam!
    Huges from Spain my friend, we need to defend our borders! STRONG EUROPE!!

  4. For the remarks at the end:

    The foundational issue doesn't rest with the police, they're already taking as many off the street as they can; the issue lies with the government, our penal code, prosecutors and court systems. Many first or regular offenders when arrested will only have their ID taken, a criminal report being written up and, unless they pose a flight risk, are released back into the public with an appointed court date they must attend to figure out their charges. German police oftentimes can't keep these people in jail because our system and our laws don't work like that.

    Our court system is overloaded with shit that shouldn't need dealing with, and prosecutors, despite putting in overtime, can't catch up with all these trifle cases landing on their desks. The German justice system is built on the belief that resocialization and reintegration into society is the solution as opposed to the US way of stonecold imprisonment without option to rehabilitate. Many, especially juveniles, only get a slap on the wrist and then get let back out or, if they do end up in prison, get very negligible sentences and a record that wouldn't scare off anyone to teach them not to do it again. Drug dealing is too much of a lucrative business, and our laws as they stand right now on top of the migration crisis isn't built to handle this.

    So, don't necessarily call out the police, because it's not them failing us, it's the system and the law failing them.

  5. Turkish mafia is laundering money in Germany, because it's so easy to do there. Try to get an invoice from any shop there, or pay with the credit card. No chance and no need to wonder why… Germany is friggin lost.
    I want to leave with my business, but I wouldn't be able to come back without paying a huge amount of taxes.

    PS: Try Marxloh at night 🙂

  6. I have noticed, that there is lots of homeless out there, everywhere, drugs are killing them. I am from The USA, California, and oh boy, the Way the us in turning is no good! Lots of homeless people on the streets, lots of drug addicts and more! The US is not the Country of opportunities! I am sure everywhere around the world is becoming like this! Horrible!

  7. Duisburg is no beautyfull city. But the people make it worse than it is. There are many cities that are far more dangreous. I was born, raised and still live in Duisburg Marxloh. And i don't like how it changed over the time as well. But i never was robbed, attacked or something like that. I am 53 years old now. And in the end the government is the reason why it happened. They caused the ghettoization, then failed to learn from it and simply carried on as before. Inform yourself how Marxloh was in the 60s, 70s and 80s…..

  8. И нам предлагают ровняться на Европу, нет уж спасибо, такой свободы я бы для своей семьи не хотел

  9. i think one of main issues is the "air" has gotten so LIBERAL that now the police are afraid to be taken down being classified as islamaphobic, which is a sad truth, and some new world order, disgusting.

  10. Mooie video weer Tom! Slaap daar wel eens als ik een wedstrijdje in Dortmund pak omdat het goedkoop is, mooi te combineren met het casinootje in Duisburg, maar veel junkies en ellende daar… Amsterdam is er niks bij haha 😂

  11. Essen war immer schon asozial aber es ist mit den Jahren immer schlimmer geworden, Limbecker ist Samstags voll mit unseren geliebten Ingenieuren und Chirurgen macht Spaß wenn keiner deutsch kann und dann scheißen die dich an als wärst nicht du hier geboren wenn du kein arabisch sprichst.

  12. Its crazy how the guy says I will either move to the country side or leave the country and the subtitles say it doesnt feel like my country anymore. I mean there are a lot of problems with migration in germany, but come on, dont fake what they are saying. The translation is fake a couple of itmes to make it more drastic

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