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Baltimore is the biggest city in Md. It's a place where everybody knows everybody. The only place where the weather can be 100 degrees & 100% humidity lol. Only 3 other places come close: Detroit goes hard, Philly is our brothers and Jersey is just real with it. “Danger Zones”: East, South, West, North and Central Baltimore. That’s the order of danger based on my life’s experiences. Home of: -Johns Hopkins Hospital -“The Wire”, “The Corner” & “Homicide: Life on the Street” -“Roc” -“HairSpray” -Chicken box and Half & Half -Baltimore Club Music -BGE (the nations first Gas utility company) -Baltimore Ravens, Orioles and Blast Famous Baltimoreans: -Jada Pinkett-Smith (born and raised) -Carmello Anthony (raised, not born) -Dru Hill (born and raised) -Bucky Lasek (born and raised in Dundalk) -Charles S. Dutton (born and raised) -Mo’Nique (born and raised in Woodlawn) -Montel Williams (born and raised) -Mario (born and raised) -Anna Faris (born, not raised) -John Waters (born, not raised) -DMX (born, not raised) -Oprah Winfrey (spent time here in her 20’s) -Tupac Shakur (spent his teen years here) -Thurgood Marshall (born and raised) -Kevin Clash who plays Elmo (born and raised in Turner Station) -Babe Ruth (born and raised) -Juan Dixon (born and raised) -Cal Ripkin Jr., Edgar Allan Poe, Billie Holliday, Ben Carson, Harriet Tubman, Frederick Douglass and Francis Scott Key have all spent time in Baltimore.
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