I just came back from a vacation in the Buffalo/Niagara area. A very nice city and area it indeed is! The Falls were AMAZING! And I really loved the Buffalo River History Tour! And the Naval ships were really cool too! I highly recommend anyone to visit this place!
When I first moved to buffalo I hated it but buffalo is a place that made me smile in bad situations something Florida didn't do to me I love it now! My home Buffalo! I love the architecture the people THE FOOD and the fun things you can do there. although there are some bad areas I still love it
@@blkboyjoy7472 home sick i guess it was my first time moving somewhere like that and it was a huge difference from Florida which is where i originally lived.
I lived in Buffalo from birth until 2008, I now live in Las Vegas. Growing up, it's all I knew, blue collar town, two major auto factories, GM and Ford, Bethlehem Steel which closed down and remained an eye sore along the lakeshore for years because only part of the plant was still operating. I left because I was sick of high taxes, income tax, high gas prices, the winters, miserable people, and lack of development to make the city better. I mean, I was in high school when the Aud closed and they were talking about making it a Bass Pro Shop. Never happened, I graduated college and they were still talking about it, but nothing was being done, it just sat as an empty abandoned building. I move in 2008 and they demolish it shortly after and develop the harborcenter, and canalside. Great improvements so far. I've been back about twice since this time and the entire waterfront area is impressive with the grain elevators, Riverworks, paddleboats, ice skating on the "canals" downtown. How much fun is that!? The winters....everyone who lives in Buffalo will rave about the summers and how great they are, but all my life, the weather is cold until mid/end of June. Then you have warm weather up until about Labor Day and it's like someone turns the switch off and it's fall. Now, there are some times where you get a warm fall week but for the most part, winter is coming. Being an athlete all my life, my joints hurt in cold weather and I have trouble moving around, so I need warm weather. I also noticed growing up there and this could be just because of the time I was there....I lived a very sheltered life. People in the suburbs didn't associate with city kids, white kids hung out with white kids, blacks with blacks, and we never knew what being gay was. Everyone stayed in their area of town. Culturally, Buffalo sucked in the 80's and 90's. We had a couple Polish restaurants, but other than that, it was bar food, pizza, and italian. The best italian food in the 'burbs was Olive Garden or Buca Di Beppo. I came to Vegas saying things like I don't eat that, I don't hang out with people like that, that's weird, and people looked at me like I was strange. Buffalo never had the culture we needed to learn what it's like to be out in the real world. I told people I was homophobic because I didn't want my parents getting mad at me for hanging out with gay people. Things have definitely changed for me living in a bigger city, but it's comical watching social media and seeing my friends back home acting the same way I did before I moved....still today! It's quite sad actually. Everyone complains about the winters, it's so cold, first day of nice weather, OMG YAY everyone's happy, two weeks later, OMG IT's so hot, I need Air Conditioning. lol It's hysterical. I do love my hometown and the sports teams have my heart for life, but I wish the city would have improved a lot earlier as I think a lot more people like myself would have stayed. I'm proud of what Buffalo has done and hope they continue down that path.
Attended UB from 2007 to 2011 and stayed until 2013 after graduation. Miss Buffalo so much, hate NYC so much and can't wait to get back to Buffalo. Love Tops and Boulevard mall. See you soon, Buffalo.
The Truth ...Swear endless portal of ghetto. I just got back Monday Night. I kept my ass in Tonawanda/ Amherst lol. Went canalside for Ice cream... but nothing extravagant besides Ludacris (Big fkn whoop..) coming in a few weeks. But you know the basic community will eat that up like it's the coming of Christ. Lol
Buffalo and the people of Buffalo are an amazing combination. Lovely people and a remarkable place to visit. Long live western new york. Let's Go Brandon! I mean Buffalo! And! a GREAT VIDEO YOU MADE!
Buffalo is a great culturally diverse place to live. Anyone who says anything bad about it spends their time listening to random opinions made by people who never go further than the ghetto areas. Ignore the vulgar.
Originally from Niagara Falls, but live in the Florida panhandle (Pensacola first, now Panama City) since retiring from the Navy in 1988. Always thought of Buffalo as a typical large city with some excellent areas but mostly on the blighted side. Haven't been downtown in quite while, think next time I go home I'll to check it out
You will be surprised how nice Buffalo is now. I lived ther 15 years from 74 to 87 and recently been going back and realised there is more to Buffalo then the few areas i lived and work in
Never heard of Buffalo, but for the prep of our trips later this year we stumbled into your channel and saw this one. Cool video and therefor a well deserved sub from us ;-)
Jess L I like how Buffalo & Darien Lake get top notch Music groups, I was around for those 70s concerts at Bills Stadium & 77 Blizzard. Of course I had Bills season tickets right threw superbowl years. Kinda weird drinking beer at 8am. I grew up near Darwin Martin House on Jewett Ave. Played little league sports at Shoshone park on Hertel Ave. I blame Partridge Family songs turning me into Rock n Roll junkie. JAMES PATRICK O"GRADY don't get more IRISH than that. IRELAND FOREVER
Buffalo is a cousin of New York City in the state of New York, and they have Buffalo Bills for NFL, and Buffalo Sabres for NHL. New York City is much bigger than Buffalo and it is on the southeast corner of the state and it border with New Jersey and nearby Connecticut, and Buffalo is located on the northwest of New York which border Ontario in Canada. The distance from New York City to Buffalo is more than 400 miles.
I've lived in Buffalo my entire life and it seems like a shithole but it grows on you! The people are nice, the food is amazing(especially the wings) and its nice and close to Canada witch is always a plus. Of course Buffalo has its not so nice areas but the rest makes up for it!
@@-BUFFALOMan I don't have a car either, but as a passenger I always come across you and your fellow douchebags on the road. You're the ones stuck on the side of the road in a ditch during the first big snow after fucking yourself up not giving someone else the right of way.
Buffalo has about 10 accents, and maybe more. I grew up here, yet people think I am from out of town or English or something, yet I speak exactly as my parents.
Idk why, but there seems to be a lot of people I've come across that doesn't seem to like food trucks. Me personally, I've always wanted to experience eating at a food truck.
I used to be really excited about eating at food trucks but once I got to try it I realized it’s not much different than a drive through except you walk and stand there and wait for your food. If they were like ice cream trucks that’d be epic but they don’t drive around.
clean but absolutely baron. I spent 2 hours walking around during the day-time and encountered maybe like 30 people. There are a ton of parking lots and they were all empty. All the bars and restaurants were empty... maybe I am just used to NYC where every place is crowded, no matter where and what time of day, but it still felt like a ghost town to me. When night rolled around I managed to find one area that became pretty lively; not sure what street this was but it's the one with the cable-car, right beside the theater with the huge 'Buffalo' sign. I had parked like 15 minutes by foot away from downtown, as I didn't want to pay $20 for parking. The area I parked in looked really rundown and kind of resembled Detroit or East Chicago. There was trash on the streets and the buildings looked kind of like projects. No one bothered me while I was there, but there was quite a bit of poor people roaming about. Idk if they were homeless or just on welfare, but they looked a bit disconcerting. The number of homeless people is nothing like the number in NYC or San Francisco, but during the day it feels like they are the only people you see.
Sax and Phone Downtown isn’t where you want to hang in Buffalo as a visitor. As you now know, there’s not much there. The street you’re referring to is Main and that’s pretty dull. You want to visit Allen, Elmwood, and Hertel, which are all north of where you were.
Sajjad A and stop with the copy and paste in every reply you and you’re other alt account keep commenting the same shit “ When I moved to buffalo my life downgraded” well if it did then stay FAR away from it.
This is like downtown buffalo im from buffalo and this is just down town if your from like south buffalo its just streets and houses mostly plus like food places
Born and raised in the suburbs of Buffalo. Wegmans is great. Plenty of theaters and museums to go to, Sheas gets super expensive but there are so many others. 6-7 month winters suck, November-April is the usual. Great selection of higher education programs nearby, never had to worry about having to go away. Very hard to find parking in the city, you’ll end up walking a few blocks. Cost of living is very cheap. Chicken wings and beef on weck are not as life changing as you’d think. If you’re not into sports, the sports fans are exceedingly irritating. All anyone talks about is sports and they do so with great intensity. Overall, the winters are so damn brutal that it is not worth it. We spend half our year digging out cars out of snow banks and it’s absolutely miserable, not to mention the summers get to be mid 90s which is pretty miserable too.
my mom owns a nearby chocolate shop thats the only chocolate place in western new york (thats made from scratch) We sold some bars at the hotel henry in 3:14 very fancy place
Living in a small town near Buffalo sucks, everyone here is mean or “Out Cast” people naturally assume your from Buffalo or Rochester (another town) it’s just not my favorite place but it’s where I’m growing up so I could never leave
It's all good until you head uptown toward Bailey.. shoot... lol! But I definitely look forward to the new canalside amenities during the summer. Headed back home from Indiana, for the taste of Buffalo the 7th of July. Woo hoo!
I’ve lived in Toronto all my life, but have never been to buffalo...now I’ve GOT to check it out!!! It’s so close to us, only 1.5 hours driving (it’s the long wait at the border that takes forever)...any suggestions what I should see first? I love heritage architecture...and Buffalo is full of it, anyone know if there are any tours of their classic buildings?
I recommend staying away from Buffalo. It's got pretty architecture, sure... But nobody tells you it reeks of urine and the roads are liable to eat your car with their potholes. Plus, if you take one wrong turn, you may end up in the ghetto. That is no fun. My advice? If you wanna see a historical town that isn't dangerous, check out Lockport, NY or East Aurora, NY. Lockport is about 15 minutes north of Buffalo on the Erie Canal. You can still ride on the canal too, which is quite fun. East Aurora is 15 minutes south of the city and has some awesome architecture as well. I'd recommend the Roycroft Hotel and Millard Fillmore's house. (He was a US President in the mid 1800's.) They are much better options than Buffalo, and in the same general area.
I love western New York & Buffalo. It’s a shame Cuomo and his bunch drove me out after 67 years. Now, I’m lovi’n Oklahoma and watching Buffalo on U-tube.
my family is from buffalo ny - i am getting married soon in santa monica california - i want to take my husband to buffalo - his name is george centeno
3:00 my dad worked there, i used to go there and see the patients in 5 foot cages, he would scream at me if i got to close , they were always calling me over to them
Underutilized my ass that's where the aud used to stand your going to further use if you would have kept the aud there then you doing what you're doing now with it
We used to go to Buffalo every year. We would spend a week. Do some shopping and eating, see shows and see the sights. Now we see cops beating people that look exactly like us. We will not go to Buffalo again. We will encourage everyone we know to also not go. As seniors we will spend our money and time somewhere where human life is respected and the police are not rogues and protected by antiquated laws, unions and politicians! All because of bad cops!
Stop looking at all the damn shiny objects go over to the east side over near Broadway Fillmore Broadway Bailey look at what a crap hole it is the City really turned its back on all the polish and blacks that live in those areas
This is gonna come out wrong but... these two seem like kissing cousins... or kissing brother and sister.... many generations of inbreeding...me thinks...
Jim Asimenios Hell, I have only been gone for 20 years. And I bet it was far worse than it was 50 years ago. Ugly, cold and boring. I cannot understand why anyone would voluntarily live in that garbage can.
@@t.g.3500 Loser? Is that why I make 200k a year? Have a multitude of vehicles to choose from? Have a house , while you live in mommy's basement? Ok. Whatever you say, fella. I have things and happiness that you could NEVER have in the garbage can known as Buffalo.
Alexis M Hernandez your boring you better not be saying that about my hometown jerk now if you want to say something about Buffalo come and find me because I can fly I don’t know how old you are I don’t know if you’re older than me and I but I can fight I was just looking face so fight me funny right now
buffalo is on its way back join in on the fun...
I just came back from a vacation in the Buffalo/Niagara area. A very nice city and area it indeed is! The Falls were AMAZING! And I really loved the Buffalo River History Tour! And the Naval ships were really cool too! I highly recommend anyone to visit this place!
On my last visit, I rode the Spirit of Buffalo on Lake Erie
When I first moved to buffalo I hated it but buffalo is a place that made me smile in bad situations something Florida didn't do to me I love it now! My home Buffalo! I love the architecture the people THE FOOD and the fun things you can do there. although there are some bad areas I still love it
Why did you hate it at first?
@@blkboyjoy7472 home sick i guess it was my first time moving somewhere like that and it was a huge difference from Florida which is where i originally lived.
I lived in Buffalo from birth until 2008, I now live in Las Vegas. Growing up, it's all I knew, blue collar town, two major auto factories, GM and Ford, Bethlehem Steel which closed down and remained an eye sore along the lakeshore for years because only part of the plant was still operating. I left because I was sick of high taxes, income tax, high gas prices, the winters, miserable people, and lack of development to make the city better. I mean, I was in high school when the Aud closed and they were talking about making it a Bass Pro Shop. Never happened, I graduated college and they were still talking about it, but nothing was being done, it just sat as an empty abandoned building. I move in 2008 and they demolish it shortly after and develop the harborcenter, and canalside. Great improvements so far. I've been back about twice since this time and the entire waterfront area is impressive with the grain elevators, Riverworks, paddleboats, ice skating on the "canals" downtown. How much fun is that!? The winters....everyone who lives in Buffalo will rave about the summers and how great they are, but all my life, the weather is cold until mid/end of June. Then you have warm weather up until about Labor Day and it's like someone turns the switch off and it's fall. Now, there are some times where you get a warm fall week but for the most part, winter is coming. Being an athlete all my life, my joints hurt in cold weather and I have trouble moving around, so I need warm weather. I also noticed growing up there and this could be just because of the time I was there....I lived a very sheltered life. People in the suburbs didn't associate with city kids, white kids hung out with white kids, blacks with blacks, and we never knew what being gay was. Everyone stayed in their area of town. Culturally, Buffalo sucked in the 80's and 90's. We had a couple Polish restaurants, but other than that, it was bar food, pizza, and italian. The best italian food in the 'burbs was Olive Garden or Buca Di Beppo. I came to Vegas saying things like I don't eat that, I don't hang out with people like that, that's weird, and people looked at me like I was strange. Buffalo never had the culture we needed to learn what it's like to be out in the real world. I told people I was homophobic because I didn't want my parents getting mad at me for hanging out with gay people. Things have definitely changed for me living in a bigger city, but it's comical watching social media and seeing my friends back home acting the same way I did before I moved....still today! It's quite sad actually. Everyone complains about the winters, it's so cold, first day of nice weather, OMG YAY everyone's happy, two weeks later, OMG IT's so hot, I need Air Conditioning. lol It's hysterical. I do love my hometown and the sports teams have my heart for life, but I wish the city would have improved a lot earlier as I think a lot more people like myself would have stayed. I'm proud of what Buffalo has done and hope they continue down that path.
Attended UB from 2007 to 2011 and stayed until 2013 after graduation. Miss Buffalo so much,
hate NYC so much and can't wait to get back to Buffalo. Love Tops
and Boulevard mall. See you soon,
Buffalo.
@@lawabidingcivillian7865 NYC is the same shit, you described all of NY. Moved to Orlando and now Dallas, wouldn't recommend living in NY.
What a great tour- so many interesting places to see in Buffalo NY!
One Modern Couple Buffalo kinda smells like cat pee. it's weird.
@@overthemountain90 nah it smelled like air not cat pee
I live here
it's easy to talk crap about buffalo but it really is a fun place to live. people are nice here and restaurants seem to be endless
Hydro_ XPatriotX hahahaha
HALO LOVE The only thing "endless" about Buffalo, is the winter and the ghettos.
The Truth ...Swear endless portal of ghetto. I just got back Monday Night. I kept my ass in Tonawanda/ Amherst lol. Went canalside for Ice cream... but nothing extravagant besides Ludacris (Big fkn whoop..) coming in a few weeks.
But you know the basic community will eat that up like it's the coming of Christ. Lol
Brittany Angelina I have nightmares about being stuck in that shithole. I hate it with an unholy passion. Glad to be living here in AZ!!!!
which is good ky or buffalo??
Buffalo and the people of Buffalo are an amazing combination. Lovely people and a remarkable place to visit. Long live western new york. Let's Go Brandon! I mean Buffalo! And! a GREAT VIDEO YOU MADE!
I'm looking forward to moving up to Buffalo in the near future.
খুব সুন্দর শহর beautiful town
I love living here when it’s summer/ fall winter is crap
Buffalo is a great culturally diverse place to live. Anyone who says anything bad about it spends their time listening to random opinions made by people who never go further than the ghetto areas. Ignore the vulgar.
Nice to see Sully's again: Corner of Vulcan & Niagara, across from Riverside Park. You should ID the streets you're on.
I "hate" this video because it's weird seeing them places I go to all the time but thank you for highlighting my amazing city!
You can walk for 20 miles any direction in Buffalo and never see the same vibe. Great place to walk and not get bored
Originally from Niagara Falls, but live in the Florida panhandle (Pensacola first, now Panama City) since retiring from the Navy in 1988.
Always thought of Buffalo as a typical large city with some excellent areas but mostly on the blighted side.
Haven't been downtown in quite while, think next time I go home I'll to check it out
You will be surprised how nice Buffalo is now. I lived ther 15 years from 74 to 87 and recently been going back and realised there is more to Buffalo then the few areas i lived and work in
Never heard of Buffalo, but for the prep of our trips later this year we stumbled into your channel and saw this one. Cool video and therefor a well deserved sub from us ;-)
Thank you for video ! Very interesting !
Have always loved going to Buffalo. Plenty to do.
Darien Lake is close and a must visit for sure!!!!!
Jess L I like how Buffalo & Darien Lake get top notch Music groups, I was around for those 70s concerts at Bills Stadium & 77 Blizzard. Of course I had Bills season tickets right threw superbowl years. Kinda weird drinking beer at 8am. I grew up near Darwin Martin House on Jewett Ave. Played little league sports at Shoshone park on Hertel Ave. I blame Partridge Family songs turning me into Rock n Roll junkie. JAMES PATRICK O"GRADY don't get more IRISH than that. IRELAND FOREVER
Oh. I live here. Fun.
love this!!
The weather is great about 3 months out of the year. Sometimes the sun does not come out from the clouds weeks on end.
im from new york and i never been there! it looks like a pretty cool place
Love Buffalo and Miss a lot 😍😌
Why am I here I live in buffalo 😂
Same🤣
Same
I have a bunch of family and friends there I hate Maryland
Buffalo is a cousin of New York City in the state of New York, and they have Buffalo Bills for NFL, and Buffalo Sabres for NHL. New York City is much bigger than Buffalo and it is on the southeast corner of the state and it border with New Jersey and nearby Connecticut, and Buffalo is located on the northwest of New York which border Ontario in Canada. The distance from New York City to Buffalo is more than 400 miles.
You promoting NYC or our area?. We have a lot of shit here that NYC can F off on.
Nice video.
Nice video
I've lived in Buffalo my entire life and it seems like a shithole but it grows on you! The people are nice, the food is amazing(especially the wings) and its nice and close to Canada witch is always a plus. Of course Buffalo has its not so nice areas but the rest makes up for it!
@@-BUFFALOMan I don't have a car either, but as a passenger I always come across you and your fellow douchebags on the road. You're the ones stuck on the side of the road in a ditch during the first big snow after fucking yourself up not giving someone else the right of way.
IF I COME IT WOULD BE FOR FUNK PUNK BOYS OF RICK JAMES AND FESTIVAL.HOW MUCH I HAVE TO SPEND FOR A MOUNTH FOR PLACE TO LIVE!!!
"It seems like a shithole but it grows on you!" 😂😂
That really should be the city motto.
Hopefully they won't be 'not so nice' forever
Would this be a good senior trip?
The Buffalo accent is strong with this one.
mark224 what's the buffalo accent?
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inland_Northern_American_English
mark224 Haha that's sweet!
Buffalo has about 10 accents, and maybe more. I grew up here, yet people think I am from out of town or English or something, yet I speak exactly as my parents.
Mark-It-8-Dude no. She is canadian.
Idk why, but there seems to be a lot of people I've come across that doesn't seem to like food trucks. Me personally, I've always wanted to experience eating at a food truck.
I used to be really excited about eating at food trucks but once I got to try it I realized it’s not much different than a drive through except you walk and stand there and wait for your food. If they were like ice cream trucks that’d be epic but they don’t drive around.
In the name of the greatest Buffalo musician of ALL TIME, "I'M RICK JAMES BITCH!"
clean but absolutely baron. I spent 2 hours walking around during the day-time and encountered maybe like 30 people. There are a ton of parking lots and they were all empty. All the bars and restaurants were empty... maybe I am just used to NYC where every place is crowded, no matter where and what time of day, but it still felt like a ghost town to me. When night rolled around I managed to find one area that became pretty lively; not sure what street this was but it's the one with the cable-car, right beside the theater with the huge 'Buffalo' sign. I had parked like 15 minutes by foot away from downtown, as I didn't want to pay $20 for parking. The area I parked in looked really rundown and kind of resembled Detroit or East Chicago. There was trash on the streets and the buildings looked kind of like projects. No one bothered me while I was there, but there was quite a bit of poor people roaming about. Idk if they were homeless or just on welfare, but they looked a bit disconcerting. The number of homeless people is nothing like the number in NYC or San Francisco, but during the day it feels like they are the only people you see.
Sax and Phone Downtown isn’t where you want to hang in Buffalo as a visitor. As you now know, there’s not much there. The street you’re referring to is Main and that’s pretty dull. You want to visit Allen, Elmwood, and Hertel, which are all north of where you were.
Sajjad A and stop with the copy and paste in every reply you and you’re other alt account keep commenting the same shit “ When I moved to buffalo my life downgraded” well if it did then stay FAR away from it.
Hello friends how are you I live in buffalo we all know how good in buffalo 💕
Where I live its lit
Nice!
👍👍👍
This is like downtown buffalo im from buffalo and this is just down town if your from like south buffalo its just streets and houses mostly plus like food places
Born and raised in the suburbs of Buffalo.
Wegmans is great.
Plenty of theaters and museums to go to, Sheas gets super expensive but there are so many others.
6-7 month winters suck, November-April is the usual.
Great selection of higher education programs nearby, never had to worry about having to go away.
Very hard to find parking in the city, you’ll end up walking a few blocks.
Cost of living is very cheap.
Chicken wings and beef on weck are not as life changing as you’d think.
If you’re not into sports, the sports fans are exceedingly irritating. All anyone talks about is sports and they do so with great intensity.
Overall, the winters are so damn brutal that it is not worth it. We spend half our year digging out cars out of snow banks and it’s absolutely miserable, not to mention the summers get to be mid 90s which is pretty miserable too.
Dream Buffalo
my mom owns a nearby chocolate shop thats the only chocolate place in western new york (thats made from scratch) We sold some bars at the hotel henry in 3:14 very fancy place
I live in the west side but im use to it
I live in buffalo and there’s a lot of hood places
Living in a small town near Buffalo sucks, everyone here is mean or “Out Cast” people naturally assume your from Buffalo or Rochester (another town) it’s just not my favorite place but it’s where I’m growing up so I could never leave
It's all great there until you head 2 miles west towards the peace bridge
Most of the City is within 2 miles of the Peace Bridge.
Are you talking about the west side... The west is dope. Don't judge a book by its cover.
It's all good until you head uptown toward Bailey.. shoot... lol! But I definitely look forward to the new canalside amenities during the summer. Headed back home from Indiana, for the taste of Buffalo the 7th of July. Woo hoo!
Or go to the east side *coughs* SO MANY SHOOTINGS
I’ve lived in Toronto all my life, but have never been to buffalo...now I’ve GOT to check it out!!! It’s so close to us, only 1.5 hours driving (it’s the long wait at the border that takes forever)...any suggestions what I should see first? I love heritage architecture...and Buffalo is full of it, anyone know if there are any tours of their classic buildings?
I recommend staying away from Buffalo. It's got pretty architecture, sure... But nobody tells you it reeks of urine and the roads are liable to eat your car with their potholes. Plus, if you take one wrong turn, you may end up in the ghetto. That is no fun. My advice? If you wanna see a historical town that isn't dangerous, check out Lockport, NY or East Aurora, NY. Lockport is about 15 minutes north of Buffalo on the Erie Canal. You can still ride on the canal too, which is quite fun. East Aurora is 15 minutes south of the city and has some awesome architecture as well. I'd recommend the Roycroft Hotel and Millard Fillmore's house. (He was a US President in the mid 1800's.) They are much better options than Buffalo, and in the same general area.
So the waterfront, foodtrucks, a bar, more waterfront..it's almost like the city sucks or something.
I live in Buffalo wahoo
Jam Jam me to its ok
I live in buffalo
im moving to Buffalo, follow me guys...
When do you come back to buffalo???
1:47 and there's the problem with Buffalo walking by right there.
I love western New York & Buffalo. It’s a shame Cuomo and his bunch drove me out after 67 years. Now, I’m lovi’n Oklahoma and watching Buffalo on U-tube.
Buffalo or Rochester?
I saw everything new York have is new York city
Ride the bus and you can ride all day and night.
I went into the asylum to document and write a paper back in 1978. Lots of howling and screaming.
Shark girl
The best thing to do in Buffalo , is to take The Peace Bridge to clean Canada and leave dirty Buffalo .
I was born in buffalo
Do you like it?
I like Buffalo because Keemstar lives there.
Camman6972 ew keemstar fan
Wow no chicken wings
In reality not so much
Shahdat Hanif English, you speak it do?
my family is from buffalo ny - i am getting married soon in santa monica california - i want to take my husband to buffalo - his name is george centeno
3:00 my dad worked there, i used to go there and see the patients in 5 foot cages, he would scream at me if i got to close , they were always calling me over to them
The best thing to do in Buffalo, is to leave as fast as you can. Vile city.
The Truth ....sure glad YOU left !
I can’t wait to come up so I can
If you are looking for things to do in magnificent Buffalo, here's a list, bestthings.io/best-things-to-do-in-buffalo-ny/
Never move to the east or west of buffalo east is the bad area west side is just ghetto
Eliana Vega I’ve grown used to it I’ve lived in the western ny my whole life.
That's an Roy. Not like that. Like that.
Underutilized my ass that's where the aud used to stand your going to further use if you would have kept the aud there then you doing what you're doing now with it
a shit loads. New york...never boring. do not mix us with West virginia
We used to go to Buffalo every year. We would spend a week. Do some shopping and eating, see shows and see the sights.
Now we see cops beating people that look exactly like us. We will not go to Buffalo again. We will encourage everyone we know to also not go. As seniors we will spend our money and time somewhere where human life is respected and the police are not rogues and protected by antiquated laws, unions and politicians! All because of bad cops!
This is exactly what I talk about in this video: ua-cam.com/video/NEHrz-Zs3y4/v-deo.html
3:16 oh yeah because I'd want to stay at a former insane asylum
One Modern Couple I actually visited hotel Henry now, and it was really nice!
Most cities have more than one cool thing to do. Canalside is it! Buffalo sucks!
Stop looking at all the damn shiny objects go over to the east side over near Broadway Fillmore Broadway Bailey look at what a crap hole it is the City really turned its back on all the polish and blacks that live in those areas
This video was meant to promote buffalo dumb ass.
This is gonna come out wrong but... these two seem like kissing cousins... or kissing brother and sister.... many generations of inbreeding...me thinks...
i hate buffalo ny soooo much
Aprille M Not as much as I do....I still have nightmares about being stuck in that vile city.
Awww we hate u guys too
Jim Asimenios Hell, I have only been gone for 20 years. And I bet it was far worse than it was 50 years ago. Ugly, cold and boring. I cannot understand why anyone would voluntarily live in that garbage can.
The Truth I love when boring people claim that a place they lived was boring.
Totally, it’s the place and not just that you’re a loser.
@@t.g.3500 Loser? Is that why I make 200k a year? Have a multitude of vehicles to choose from? Have a house , while you live in mommy's basement? Ok. Whatever you say, fella. I have things and happiness that you could NEVER have in the garbage can known as Buffalo.
Buffalo a place to visit, not a place to live.
Bills Suck!!!
OJ Simpson cursed us. XD
Looks so boring.
Alexis M Hernandez your boring you better not be saying that about my hometown jerk now if you want to say something about Buffalo come and find me because I can fly I don’t know how old you are I don’t know if you’re older than me and I but I can fight I was just looking face so fight me funny right now
Alexis M Hernandez It IS boring. Worst city in America.
Looks can be deceiving. They are not this time.