My dad is from Louisiana but doesn't live there anymore. I showed him your other New Orleans video and he was really excited and naming all the streets.
@@nobrang5146 I am from New Orleans, I was born here and live here. Grew up in New Orleans East in Lake Forest. He is right. This place is bad, there are shootings in these same streets in this video that you think are so charming and beautiful. They put tourists in danger by inviting them to a street war zone. Tourists should be made aware that they aren’t as safe as they think and that they should exercise caution when visiting and be on guard while having fun
Live there a while and you will RUN back to your home town. Believe me it's a disgusting, nasty, den of iniquity. Oh, and it's summer about 10 Months out of the year. There is no other season; just bursts of cool air "once and a while"
Hawaii when I was growing up was gloriously filthy. We'd go around barefoot and the bottoms of our feet would get all black from the dirty supermarket floors, lol.
I hate when ppl say stuff like this when there is clear evidence in front of them. City gets cleaned up a lot better than it used to. And if you bring up bourbon, what do you expect it to look like at 1AM? It’s a wild strip 😂
There's a man in New Orleans Who plays rock and roll He's a guitar man With a great big soul He lays down a beat Like a ton of coal He goes by the name of King Creole
J Utah, I see the many successes of your video contents every time I click your thumb image. It is always obvious for my eyes to see and I can say with confidence to maximum extent that all others have a special admire of your videos always. In the future days of your uploads, I will always pray and expect highest quality to be maintained from you always.
Bourbon House at the beginning, went there for lunch on my second trip to N'Orleans. God that place was good. Nice to see KPauls is still there too. We went there for my mom's birthday post cruise on our first time in the Big Easy. Damn fine jalapeno cornbread, and I think I had the blackened filet mignon...I can't remember exactly, must have been 15 years ago when Paul Prudhomme was still alive cuz I remembered seeing him there that night. And of course the famous Cafe Du Monde. Our legs would automatically take us there every morning for cafe au lait and beignets.French Quarter Market. Pre-Katrina it was packed front to back. Vendors would have to setup outside even. Post-Katrina 2 years, I saw it at only 60%.on a weekend. This really saddened me, I think I still have a couple of really nice hand drawn prints of St Louis Cathedral purchased from the Market.
K-Paul's closed down permanently recently......They could have kept it going longer, but didn't find it worth it with all the challenges, apparently they had plans to retire it in the next few years regardless.
Most of the cities in the US have European architecture. Don’t forget it was home for the English, French, Spaniards, Italians, Germans, Irish, and Scottish
As someone who lives in an old European city it most definitely does not look like that. Some buildings on some streets look old and European but you can find that in most US cities. The rest, which is the vast majority of it, looks like it was built in the last several decades. Nothing wrong with that.
Man , you missed Audubon Park , City Park , the Treme area , the lakefront , Carrollton Ave. Magazine St., Esplanade, the Cemeteries , the projects , the 9th ward, the Riverfront , St. Charles Ave. , Lakeview, Airline. Basically ,you went round & round the CBD and passed up Lee circle. You didn't go no-where !
Ignore this comment as this is a personal msg for someone For michael, Im just always here for you. If you want me to comment, then i would.. But if not because of some reason, then i would also understand. Im just here
Only in US could you destroy the only beautiful old town there is in the whole country with car roads everywhere instead of making them paved an pedestrian
My dad is from Louisiana but doesn't live there anymore. I showed him your other New Orleans video and he was really excited and naming all the streets.
Beautiful city
I love this city , I am very happy it wasn’t hit bad by the recent storm 😍
I'm sad it didn't get to be 40 feet under water. You have no idea just how bad it is down there because they never tell you. It would spoil tourism.
@@QuantumEffectResidue what is your problem? People actually live here you know
@@nobrang5146 I am from New Orleans, I was born here and live here. Grew up in New Orleans East in Lake Forest. He is right. This place is bad, there are shootings in these same streets in this video that you think are so charming and beautiful. They put tourists in danger by inviting them to a street war zone. Tourists should be made aware that they aren’t as safe as they think and that they should exercise caution when visiting and be on guard while having fun
@@tswagg504 I do not care, New Orleans is still a great city no matter the crime you fear monger about, in America there is crime ever where
NOLA my beautiful city.. God bless New Orleans ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I love new Orleans
Gostei de New Orleans! Cidade interessante,bem americanizada,estilo bem antigo!😍
This BEAUTY takes my breath away WOW!
Yep! That's my city! Have you ever been here?!
really dude to each there own!
Live there a while and you will RUN back to your home town. Believe me it's a disgusting, nasty, den of iniquity. Oh, and it's summer about 10 Months out of the year. There is no other season; just bursts of cool air "once and a while"
@@QuantumEffectResidue how about you just shut up?
Nice City ♥️
God Bless You USA ❤️🇺🇸
Ali Sajad of course it is!
The French were the ones that built it first.
I'm David from spain
I was here in November of 1997, I liked much. I will back to The city., ! I love it
The capital of jazz music. Very nice.
30:30 This clarinet mural is so cool.
Insanely beautiful city 🌃💯👌🏻
The streets never look this clean in person lol
@D Brother thts so true they clean them every morning
Hawaii when I was growing up was gloriously filthy. We'd go around barefoot and the bottoms of our feet would get all black from the dirty supermarket floors, lol.
Mardis Gras is when it gets messy but the clean up crews do such an amazing job.
The French Quarter is much cleaner these days...private company doing the trash pickup I think.
I hate when ppl say stuff like this when there is clear evidence in front of them. City gets cleaned up a lot better than it used to. And if you bring up bourbon, what do you expect it to look like at 1AM? It’s a wild strip 😂
0:40 You know the seafood is goooood at ACME House when the line to get in is a quarter mile long!
City looks boring
There's a man in New Orleans
Who plays rock and roll
He's a guitar man
With a great big soul
He lays down a beat
Like a ton of coal
He goes by the name of King Creole
🤗 just so much love for opening up cities for those of us who can't travel. ✨✨✨✨✨superstar, thanks.
From 0:35 to 3:30 looks like "Ciudad Vieja" neighborhood, in Montevideo, Uruguay.
The hottest time of the year, the off-season really, and it still looks pretty active.
Graduated from Tulane last year. A lot of memories. --from China
今年被录了，tulane学费太贵。。。
How can u see this from corona country China... You tube is banned there
Anurag Chaudhary have you ever heard vpn…just download any vpn app you good to go man, I'm in China now
Anurag Chaudhary and i think U.S. has more sick people now than elsewhere in the world :)
US has more sick people but China has spread this all over the world... China go to hell
Have lived here for a year a half and just want to say this is amazing! thanks!!!
New Orleans is much more than just the french quarter and CBD
amazing city.
Thank You. Always a good day when I get a notification of your videos. Whatever the weather..
Very unique city
This channel is spectacular. Like, seriously-it is. ♥
Good-Good
I feel relaxed.
your driving skills are unmatched, no question
hope you will drive us to Area 51 in order to see them aliens
Y'know I wouldn't have guessed this was the US, the streets look pretty narrow for what I'm used to seeing of the USA.
That’s how they are in the French Quarter and a few other parts. In many other parts the streets are wide as hell.
The French Quarter streets were constructed for horse and buggy.
The area you’re looking at was constructed by the Spanish and French over 300 years ago.
Gracias por el viaje!!!
Thank you so much for sharing these...
Beautiful city beautiful place to visit and definitely eat 🔥
I love this video.
I was there a few years ago, lots of interesting locations. 👍🏼
J Utah, I see the many successes of your video contents every time I click your thumb image. It is always obvious for my eyes to see and I can say with confidence to maximum extent that all others have a special admire of your videos always. In the future days of your uploads, I will always pray and expect highest quality to be maintained from you always.
Bourbon House at the beginning, went there for lunch on my second trip to N'Orleans. God that place was good.
Nice to see KPauls is still there too. We went there for my mom's birthday post cruise on our first time in the Big Easy. Damn fine jalapeno cornbread, and I think I had the blackened filet mignon...I can't remember exactly, must have been 15 years ago when Paul Prudhomme was still alive cuz I remembered seeing him there that night.
And of course the famous Cafe Du Monde. Our legs would automatically take us there every morning for cafe au lait and beignets.French Quarter Market. Pre-Katrina it was packed front to back. Vendors would have to setup outside even. Post-Katrina 2 years, I saw it at only 60%.on a weekend. This really saddened me, I think I still have a couple of really nice hand drawn prints of St Louis Cathedral purchased from the Market.
K-Paul's closed down permanently recently......They could have kept it going longer, but didn't find it worth it with all the challenges, apparently they had plans to retire it in the next few years regardless.
@@KalOrtPor
Aw that's a shame. I'll miss them. The sucky thing about living in Toronto Canada is that creole cajun isn't well represented here.
The best city in the us
What camera are you using? Very clear no real stabilization issues
Lee He will never say. It’s his secret
He never replies to comments unfortunately
Sounds like you guys have being through a lot on this channel 😁
Would still love to know what camera he is using ...
My GoPro Hero 7 Black produces similar looking footage. It has built in stabilization.
An hour long drive in New Orleans...and not once were you shot at, harassed for money or carjacked. I'm impressed! :)
I wish I could give this comment 4 thumbs down. Lame and corny.
Hey J Utah, I was wondering if you could do more suburbs and stuff? I think Santa Barbara, CA would be a really nice city to drive around!
Best and thanks
Man that 360 shit was crazy, bring it back.
Amazing
Hi JU, how interesting to get such an intimate view of the city. It's all been very intriguing. Keep it up fellow walker!
Love city 😍
Thank you for sharing Nice road trip : )
dat mclaren on the left at 20:31
Orlean orleans orleans ORLEANS!!! WAKE UP!YOU GIRL!
I live in Louisiana (Lake Charles) and many in this state consider New Orleans a separate world.
I’m not even from Louisiana and I’m with you on that lol
Looks like one of those old cities in Europe.
Yohannes Chane it’s because most of the infrastructure is from those times, this is one of the oldest city’s in the USA.
Yeah, it was heavily influenced by the French
Most of the cities in the US have European architecture. Don’t forget it was home for the English, French, Spaniards, Italians, Germans, Irish, and Scottish
As someone who lives in an old European city it most definitely does not look like that. Some buildings on some streets look old and European but you can find that in most US cities. The rest, which is the vast majority of it, looks like it was built in the last several decades. Nothing wrong with that.
New Orleans hype
Man , you missed Audubon Park , City Park , the Treme area , the lakefront , Carrollton Ave. Magazine St., Esplanade, the Cemeteries , the projects , the 9th ward, the Riverfront , St. Charles Ave. , Lakeview, Airline. Basically ,you went round & round the CBD and passed up Lee circle. You didn't go no-where !
Damn! New Orleans is gorgeous!
Thanks a you por you video New Orleans saludos desde Holandad Europa
Upload on San Francisco night
11:47 I park right behind that black car and work at that Nola restaurant on the left all the time. That is one of emeril lagasse’s restaurant.
im planning too move back too new orleans i lived there for 11 years now im going back after 5 years in arkansas
RIP bag 8:13
Nice 👍! 🇧🇷
Like a Mini Cuba
The best place to have work to do
Go in Paris in summer pls for next !😙😉🗼
Nice
Great
There is music everywhere 😝😝
The city of the ghosts and the paranormal things ;v
No thing like tree there haha
.... not really. You sound like the lamestream media.
I'm retired and would consider living there if it weren't for the state income tax.
Don't forget about the crime rate!
Adorei
"This is what 21st century Saint Denis looks like Mr. Morgan".
interesting blds with balcony
Thank u for this video
5:42 that clapping lmaooo
It's actually Sanit Denis from red dead redemption 2
No
It's cool to have a tour of a city I know i'll never visit. Too dangerous if you don't know exactly what you are doing.
Those wrought-iron balconies must be trade-mark of New Orleans.
😎😎😎😎😎👍👍👍👍👍👍
New Orleans street looks more like the streets in Taipei, narrow.
First😜✌👌
This is actually what a modern Saint Denis would look like. If you're knowledgeable enough on RDR2 you'd understand.
Which camera did you use? It’s nice
17:25. That Honda Accord is without license plate.
It has a sticker on the window, so it’s most likely a new car and they have yet to get a license plate.
I wish my consciousness migrate there!
We don't want you here
@@young-blk-investor1059 That's not nice lmfao.
@@lightyagami1058 maybe so but it's true lol
Did you see Bronte?
I like From Peshawar 🇵🇰
Was this video taken after the flooding that occurred a few weeks ago?
i love you New York
What kind of dash cam do you use?
Ignore this comment as this is a personal msg for someone
For michael,
Im just always here for you. If you want me to comment, then i would.. But if not because of some reason, then i would also understand.
Im just here
never dark
Jakarta city, from indonesia,,
It so crappy down here want to move so bad nothing down here to do but nasty ass bourbon
Nice city in the usa
My aunt and uncle is from Louisiana they give me donuts
I used to live in new Orleans. It has lots of crime, craziness and a heck of alot bad hombres.
Спасибо, все понравилось, особенно пальмы.
look much like in developing country
Can't afford to travel to a place? No problem!
Only in US could you destroy the only beautiful old town there is in the whole country with car roads everywhere instead of making them paved an pedestrian
Not practical. This is 2023, not 1823.
Заберите меня к себе . я тоже хочу так жить..
very European
where is Jimmy Bower
Play me some of that $uicide pimpin', man