you're damn right - we're moving back East in three years - Arizona can't make pizzas or Chinese food- nothing but Mexican food and fast food here - ugh
Brooklyn's demographic has changed drastically in the past 20 years, but this represents old school Brooklyn which was predominantly Irish and Italian for most of the 20th century. That's where Brooklyn got the rep, the accent...that's who put Brooklyn on the map. You're welcome.
Yea just forget abt the Jews, or the blacks, or the Puerto Ricans..off the top of my head, I can think of more Jews and blacks that came from Brooklyn than "anybody" else!!😬🤯🤷♂️
This is white Brooklyn, but i love it. I grew up in bed stuy, but i was all over Brooklyn hanging out. I am black and we sound different, but u know we are from BK.
Yea bro, im from oldschool Williamsburg/Brunswick projects. We had alot of italians and blacks. 100% Bedstuy/Brownsville/Brooklyn was mad different. But either way you look at it we all talked and understood the same lingo
If you are from New York, then speak with a new York accent. Don't speak with a standard American accent, that's boring. Keep ny culture alive and speak with the accent.
Ever since the hipsters moved in, I barely hear the native bklyn accent. There used to be a time when you can hear the difference between the neighborhoods of brooklyn.
Bed-Stuy, East NY, Canarsie, and now Bergen Beach. Yeah, I moved on up. Brooklyn forever. I've traveled the world three times over, and there is no place better than Brooklyn.
+Powerule +Powerule Fucking A, Spent a few tours in Afghanistan and Germany, even spent a year living in Asia, but the most I missed the 718 is since I moved to Chicago, fuck can't get decent pizza anywhere
BigWilly Thanks for your service. I feel for you on the pizza issue. When I visited Chicago, I wasn't sure if I was eating a baked dish or pizza. Not that their pizza is horrible, it's just not pizza. They need to call it something else.
Thanks, and I just call it Deep Dish, or a {izza casserole, and its can be pretty good at some places, for me the the problem has been with all the places that serve Real regular pizza, thin crust style they call it, most of the time they use the same buttery crust as a deep dish and it tasted like frozen pizza, also for some reason they cut the whole pie into squares, like little cubes,believe me I could go on forever on how hard it is to get good pizza here, at the end of the day, it just make me miss NYC even more.
Same here bruh i was born in canarsie then moved to millbasin then to bensonhurst then to bayridge i moved up a exit every couple of years and I wouldn't have it any other way ... Being born and raised in brooklyn is like when you sprinkle some salt and butter on a bland steak ....B.K 4 LIFE BABY!!!
Born & Raised in Brooklyn (Boro Park), & lived ALMOST everything that was said in this vid. NO place like Brooklyn, especially the way it was, back in the day. LOVED it, & STILL do...
Yes and how about Coney Island and his boardwalk, Brighton Beach, Prospect Park and Zoo, National Street Fair at Atlantic Ave every year in september, at Flatbush Ave (Dutch Reformed church), the Wyckoff Farmhouse Museum at Clarendon Road, Brooklyn Heights, Red Hook, and much much more !!! Go there and discover Brooklyn. Ruud Mulder Netherlands
My love was Irish-Italian from Brooklyn, he was the light of my life for many years....he talked just like these guys and I loved the accent ! ( I am a boring mid-westerner LOL ) RIP, D.
I'm from Chicago, and that italian guy with the gelled hair, black coat, and sunglasses is what I picture every italian american from new york to be like. Good looking guy too (no homo).
I swear this is exactly how my entire family speaks. We all grew up in Brooklyn and we'll all die here as well. Brooklyn is definitely one of the best places to live in Newyork.
@@thethrashpanda As someone who's lived most of her life in the south (Kentucky), but has also lived in the upper midwest (4 years), and Massachusetts (9 months in Boston), I'm going with the New York accent.
@@greenmachine5600 We just got back from another trip to Boston. This time we flew into LGA (LaGuardia). It was surreal to me to hear the New York accents. At some point in our time at LGA we realized that we were in Queens, NY ☺️ It was really neat to look out across the water and see the New York Mets stadium. I think it's Citi Stadium? We got our I❤️NY hoodies. I'm sure Bostonians we're loving the hoodies lol. At home back in Kentucky I feel much pride for the New England area and MA/NY Hubby and I think we'll move up that way in the next 2 years or so.
I love how I know exactly where they are in most shots. 0:08 Shore Rd., by the Verrazano bridge 0:14 Kings Hwy. and E 16th St., Q train station 0:34 Prospect Park West I could keep going, but I won't lol.
JoAnn Sanders No that's definitely the Q on E16th and kings hwy station, I recognize the fruit stand and everything. I used to live a few blocks away from there.
I was born and raised in Passaic,New Jersey. But everytime I come to NY,i feel like I'm at my 2nd home for some reason. NY definitely got the good vibes going on
Brooklyn till the day I die!!! Been gone for a few years on and around the world. Always visit once every 2 summers for that flavor of real home. Sad to see these real New Yorkers not around as much each time. Small world . You filmed my pops buddy the Irish guy. infront of Farrells. Haha nice video.
If you are from New York, then speak with a new York accent. Don't speak with a standard American accent, that's boring. Keep ny culture alive and speak with the accent.
This is it. I'm from Bushwick section, grew up there in the 50's. This clip is realistic, brings me back home, like music to my ears. Stick Ball, Ringaleavio, Handball, I Declare War, Red Rover, Stoop Ball, Ace King Queen, Blind Man's Bluff, Box Ball. Fantastic. Now gedouttaheah.
Well this is part of Brooklyn the other half is pretty typical. I mean honestly You got your Jews, Blacks, Arabs, Latin's, Russians, and all the mixtures. Live my whole life in the Brook. Went to school in Bensonhurst. Had a mix of friends whom I learned from. I say one thing all of us learn from one another. I don't care what race you are, we all have that Brooklyn tongue. I wish we all could be more cordial to each other.
Errald Miller JR. Shows how fucking ignorant and stupid you are fuck face! Most of them are not even white you fucking racist! I know for sure you're not ah fucking new yorker!
Sony You're just a fucking racist! You have quiet the grudge with cacassion ppl. Im sure more races than white didn't understand the way you spoke because you don't even understand where half the words you say derive from. That's why you should just worry about you!
I have many endearing precious memories of my childhood growing up in Brooklyn.god I wish time didn't have to change things! I love Brooklyn and I will always love Brooklyn people! 😎😍😊 you will always be in my heart..memories and love. NEVER die! You Rock Brooklyn! 😉
Brooklyn is the county of KINGS don't care TREE times over go take a long walk on a short pier. growing up in Brooklyn was the best .We walk tall we were JETS the greatest
I love, love, love this video! I live in California, but my boyfriend is from Brooklyn. When I showed him this, he couldn't stop laughing, and neither could I. He loved it! Said stuff like, "Yup, I remember stickball" lol. This brought him back home for a little, so thank you for this 😘 Edit: He talks (and whistles) a lot like the guy at 0:16 but I swear the guy at 0:36 could be like his twin (I'm not even kidding)
You're boring than. If you are from New York, then speak with a new York accent. Don't speak with a standard American accent, that's boring. Keep ny culture alive and speak with the accent.
Born and raised in Brooklyn. Gravesend all the way. And I speak like the people in the video. And I'm not Italian or Irish. I'm Mexican American. Representing the 718
Ah, Brooklyn, the place where i was born and spent most of my childhood brings back memories, I will always be a Brooklyn boy at heart and when we say the f word, we don't just say it, we say it with our hearts in it like a real Brooklyn man or woman
hey oomoonbeam, I'm originally from Bklyn, moved to Chelmsford, then Colchester, then Essex. I still retain my Bklyn accent. I just can't seen to lose it. People here always comment on it. N.Y. in general is an experience and a wonderful place to put on yur life map.
Kyleigh: You should try the other way around: A man with a shade of hue with a deep London accent living in Brooklyn. Scoffed and jeered by my own CWA union and "sisters" of hue. This is not easy. Don't lose who you are, just lose the vicinity whom you are not.
As an ex New Yorker, I can say this video is authentic. i'm originally from the Bronx and many of the games were also played there. Skelly, ringalevio, and I almost forgot asses up. We also played Johnny on a pony. Very fun video!
I was born and raised in Bergen Beach. I moved to NJ in 1987 when i was 15. Back then NJ was considered the boonies, the country or the sticks. I had such a fun childhood growing up in Brooklyn. Crazy times.
Realest people. Best pizza. Brooklyn, you have my heart.
Exactly
you're damn right - we're moving back East in three years - Arizona can't make pizzas or Chinese food- nothing but Mexican food and fast food here - ugh
That's Right Sistah! N the best tasting water out the sink to boot! Lol
3:55
Nah bro New York has the best pizza
Brooklyn's demographic has changed drastically in the past 20 years, but this represents old school Brooklyn which was predominantly Irish and Italian for most of the 20th century. That's where Brooklyn got the rep, the accent...that's who put Brooklyn on the map.
You're welcome.
well..i actually learnt about brooklyn from emcees
Totally right. I grew up in Williamsburg in the 90s, its a whole nother world now. Its the new Manhattan
Yea just forget abt the Jews, or the blacks, or the Puerto Ricans..off the top of my head, I can think of more Jews and blacks that came from Brooklyn than "anybody" else!!😬🤯🤷♂️
I miss it. Never the same. JOANN FROM BENSONHURST
@@pouponcrazycat5987 Aye grew up in Bensonhurst too! Avenue O and West 7th. Good ol days
"It was good....but ya know, a couple a guys got killed." 😂
This is white Brooklyn, but i love it. I grew up in bed stuy, but i was all over Brooklyn hanging out. I am black and we sound different, but u know we are from BK.
I grew up in Brooklyn
Yea bro, im from oldschool Williamsburg/Brunswick projects. We had alot of italians and blacks. 100% Bedstuy/Brownsville/Brooklyn was mad different. But either way you look at it we all talked and understood the same lingo
Black and Spanish Brooklyn people sound different from White Brooklyn people but you we from Brooklyn Matter fact New York
If you are from New York, then speak with a new York accent. Don't speak with a standard American accent, that's boring. Keep ny culture alive and speak with the accent.
Ay youknowmsaying?
My favorite accent ever.
Same.
Ever since the hipsters moved in, I barely hear the native bklyn accent. There used to be a time when you can hear the difference between the neighborhoods of brooklyn.
U just not listening then, it's not only white ppl either
You can take the girl out of Brooklyn, but can NEVER take Brooklyn out of the girl
Still coming back for the laughs ten years later. 🤣
Bed-Stuy, East NY, Canarsie, and now Bergen Beach. Yeah, I moved on up. Brooklyn forever. I've traveled the world three times over, and there is no place better than Brooklyn.
STRAIGHT UP FACTS BRO!
Brooklyn 4 Life
+Powerule +Powerule Fucking A, Spent a few tours in Afghanistan and Germany, even spent a year living in Asia, but the most I missed the 718 is since I moved to Chicago, fuck can't get decent pizza anywhere
BigWilly Thanks for your service. I feel for you on the pizza issue. When I visited Chicago, I wasn't sure if I was eating a baked dish or pizza. Not that their pizza is horrible, it's just not pizza. They need to call it something else.
Thanks, and I just call it Deep Dish, or a {izza casserole, and its can be pretty good at some places, for me the the problem has been with all the places that serve Real regular pizza, thin crust style they call it, most of the time they use the same buttery crust as a deep dish and it tasted like frozen pizza, also for some reason they cut the whole pie into squares, like little cubes,believe me I could go on forever on how hard it is to get good pizza here, at the end of the day, it just make me miss NYC even more.
Same here bruh i was born in canarsie then moved to millbasin then to bensonhurst then to bayridge i moved up a exit every couple of years and I wouldn't have it any other way ... Being born and raised in brooklyn is like when you sprinkle some salt and butter on a bland steak ....B.K 4 LIFE BABY!!!
I LOVE the Brooklyn accent so much :-)
+LonelyMouse1 What axsent?
Born & Raised in Brooklyn (Boro Park), & lived ALMOST everything that was said in this vid. NO place like Brooklyn, especially the way it was, back in the day. LOVED it, & STILL do...
Yes and how about Coney Island and his boardwalk, Brighton Beach, Prospect Park and Zoo, National Street Fair at Atlantic Ave every year in september, at Flatbush Ave (Dutch Reformed church), the Wyckoff Farmhouse Museum at Clarendon Road, Brooklyn Heights, Red Hook, and much much more !!! Go there and discover Brooklyn.
Ruud Mulder Netherlands
Joelific m
BoroPark Brooklyn 12th ave 39st
Church aveeeee 🗽
16 ave and 42 st
They're filming in all my old hang-outs
I love my new york people.Straight up brooklyn in the house.
My love was Irish-Italian from Brooklyn, he was the light of my life for many years....he talked just like these guys and I loved the accent ! ( I am a boring mid-westerner LOL ) RIP, D.
I'm from Chicago, and that italian guy with the gelled hair, black coat, and sunglasses is what I picture every italian american from new york to be like. Good looking guy too (no homo).
He looks like a mafia
@@randomcat4940 dudes a Guido
@@MarkfromNewYork soo, what's it like in the subway?
@@hazeeqrazak subscribe to me and find out
Now playing who asked FT NOBODY FUCKING DID
I wanna marry a guy with an accent like this
Aighttttttt wussUp
+LeJenny ehhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
+Anthony Magrene
Me, too. Nassau County. But my parents were from Green Point. The accent was so thick on them, you could slice it.
girl me too
I could listen to him all day everyday lmao
this accent is extinct in younger generations, they still ahveaccents in nyc bit they sound different like word like class, fast pronounced different
Born and raised in Texas. And I can safely say that this is one of the funniest ficking things I have ever seen.
+William Burlin you guys wear cowboy boots and cowboy hats….whos funny now?
+poopmcscoopface Lol i don't get how that's suppose to be offensive like how do Texans get offended I'm from New York so ig that's y I don't get it
We sound like this in many parts of Queens too, not just Brooklyn. It's a NY thing.
I swear this is exactly how my entire family speaks. We all grew up in Brooklyn and we'll all die here as well. Brooklyn is definitely one of the best places to live in Newyork.
How can you not love the Brooklyn accent?
To me, in my honest opinion, the southern accent is the most attractive. That, and the Australian accent.
@@thethrashpanda As someone who's lived most of her life in the south (Kentucky), but has also lived in the upper midwest (4 years), and Massachusetts (9 months in Boston), I'm going with the New York accent.
@@atlantic_love 👌🏻👌🏻
@@atlantic_love thank u
@@greenmachine5600 We just got back from another trip to Boston. This time we flew into LGA (LaGuardia). It was surreal to me to hear the New York accents. At some point in our time at LGA we realized that we were in Queens, NY ☺️ It was really neat to look out across the water and see the New York Mets stadium. I think it's Citi Stadium? We got our I❤️NY hoodies. I'm sure Bostonians we're loving the hoodies lol. At home back in Kentucky I feel much pride for the New England area and MA/NY Hubby and I think we'll move up that way in the next 2 years or so.
Brooklyn folks are very outspoken. Lol
Goody! Don't take crap from people dearest UA-cam people. Or give me their numbers. I'm relentless.
I left Brooklyn in 87 but my heart is still there.
im from australia.....my god i love how people from brooklyn talk!
I love how I know exactly where they are in most shots.
0:08 Shore Rd., by the Verrazano bridge
0:14 Kings Hwy. and E 16th St., Q train station
0:34 Prospect Park West
I could keep going, but I won't lol.
JoAnn Sanders No that's definitely the Q on E16th and kings hwy station, I recognize the fruit stand and everything. I used to live a few blocks away from there.
lol i grew up here, and still live here
Your screen name kicks so much ass, I had to rent a Ryder truck.
I live right by that Q train
i love that username.
I was born and raised in Passaic,New Jersey. But everytime I come to NY,i feel like I'm at my 2nd home for some reason.
NY definitely got the good vibes going on
Brooklyn till the day I die!!! Been gone for a few years on and around the world. Always visit once every 2 summers for that flavor of real home. Sad to see these real New Yorkers not around as much each time. Small world . You filmed my pops buddy the Irish guy. infront of Farrells. Haha nice video.
I could never ever stop saying "fuck out of here"
To bad all the Italians moved to New Jersey and Staten Island
+Noah Valente
and Long Island
If you are from New York, then speak with a new York accent. Don't speak with a standard American accent, that's boring. Keep ny culture alive and speak with the accent.
And North Carolina.
They moved 20 to 30 years ago where we moved out of NYC to NJ. NJ has horrible property taxes. Now we've moved all over!
I'm Irish and This made me homesick
For the Italian neighborhood
Brooklyn is a mixed bag... this is totally South BK!!!
Thank you!!
By far my favorite accent!
This is it. I'm from Bushwick section, grew up there in the 50's. This clip is realistic, brings me back home, like music to my ears. Stick Ball, Ringaleavio, Handball, I Declare War, Red Rover, Stoop Ball, Ace King Queen, Blind Man's Bluff, Box Ball. Fantastic.
Now gedouttaheah.
BROOKLYN, BROOKLYN--- MY BELOVED HOME TOWN. NO OTHER PLACE ON EARTH LIKE IT.
Why: Because of Sunset Park at the Paradise glory hole g.y videos stores?
I was a 718, 11208 kid brought up from the early 60's to the late 70's ...it was tough, forget about it !!
"Get, the fuck atta heyah!" is a classic
You fuckin' kiddin me?
Well this is part of Brooklyn the other half is pretty typical. I mean honestly You got your Jews, Blacks, Arabs, Latin's, Russians, and all the mixtures. Live my whole life in the Brook. Went to school in Bensonhurst. Had a mix of friends whom I learned from. I say one thing all of us learn from one another. I don't care what race you are, we all have that Brooklyn tongue. I wish we all could be more cordial to each other.
FDR HS?
the most accurate video about Brooklyn ever
"fucking hipsters" sooooooooooo fucking true lmfaoooo
This video makes me want to go to Brooklyn even more
"Who'is?"
"Who'res? Did he just call us Who'res?!"
Now that's fucking priceless.
"fucking hipsters"
Skateboarding and drinking micro-brew
They talk exactly what I imagined them to talk like.
I’ve seen this like 100 times can we get a part 2,3 & maybe 4 of this ! I love it
Shot at least 7 years ago, no guarantee of finding the actors again.
When the guy says "Get the fuck outta here" he sounds like my father. lmao
Brooklyn accents make me SWOON I love them lmao
I love this video
This is really how Brooklyn PPL act
"Sun would come up and i wake up tanned, that's how we ended a club night" lmao
+Captain Murica In other words, "I woke up shaking off a hangover on the beach."
I’m in love with the two Italian girls at the end!
They could have their own channel here on youtube and I'd watch it
"Go fuck yourself"
There's a good old Brooklyn classic.
I was only in Brooklyn for two days and I heard it like 20 times.
I was raised in brooklyn and i can confirm this is all true
Love it, its all true. My favorite is "he cuts the basil...with a fukin scissor" LMAO its all true
If you said this was the Bronx, way back when, you'd've hit the nail right on the head. Just a few place names needed changing. Very refreshing!
The people remind me of my native Tottenham, London, same happy vibe :)
This post should say things that white people in Brooklyn say.
+poopmcscoopface exactly lol...when we think black people in new york we think harlem
U jealous? Relax bro it's a video
Errald Miller JR. facts 😂😂😂😂😂
Errald Miller JR. Shows how fucking ignorant and stupid you are fuck face! Most of them are not even white you fucking racist! I know for sure you're not ah fucking new yorker!
Sony You're just a fucking racist! You have quiet the grudge with cacassion ppl. Im sure more races than white didn't understand the way you spoke because you don't even understand where half the words you say derive from. That's why you should just worry about you!
Bay Ridge, Sunset Park, Coney Island, Gravesend. Lived it and seen it all.
"My stoop was like the base of the neighborhood!"
Thanks for making this video ! I grew up in Rockaway and then moved to Brooklyn. I live in NJ now and couldn't stop laughing ! You fuckin nailed it!
I have many endearing precious memories of my childhood growing up in Brooklyn.god I wish time didn't have to change things! I love Brooklyn and I will always love Brooklyn people! 😎😍😊 you will always be in my heart..memories and love. NEVER die! You Rock Brooklyn! 😉
Brooklyn is the county of KINGS don't care TREE times over go take a long walk on a short pier. growing up in Brooklyn was the best .We walk tall we were JETS the greatest
Every once in a while I gotta watch it again. Haha
I love, love, love this video! I live in California, but my boyfriend is from Brooklyn. When I showed him this, he couldn't stop laughing, and neither could I. He loved it! Said stuff like, "Yup, I remember stickball" lol. This brought him back home for a little, so thank you for this 😘
Edit: He talks (and whistles) a lot like the guy at 0:16 but I swear the guy at 0:36 could be like his twin (I'm not even kidding)
California? Fukkin hipstahs!
You, Ed Heenan, got this shit down.
These are MY people!!
Correction this is what white people from Brooklyn say
Facts 😂
OK.
THANK YOUUUU I WAS LOOKING FOR THIS COMMENT 😅🤣😂
You're boring than. If you are from New York, then speak with a new York accent. Don't speak with a standard American accent, that's boring. Keep ny culture alive and speak with the accent.
"Fucking hipsters" ....laughed so hard it hurt.
With their skateboards and their micro-brew
This video made me homesick! Thanks for posting it.
God, I miss Brooklyn!! I'm coming home boys!
Born and raised in Brooklyn. Gravesend all the way. And I speak like the people in the video. And I'm not Italian or Irish. I'm Mexican American. Representing the 718
I moved to gravesend when I was like five, and started elementary school in PS/IS 95, and honestly, it's a really nice place.
MrSuperJOseee Not very usual to see Mexicans in New York. More in LA.
***** True
born and raised in Brooklyn. Parents are Jews from Soviet Union. anywhere i go, people ask where you from? IM FROM BROOKLYN Representing 718
@@mongodragon yep, I grew up in Bay Ridge but Grandma was in Gravesend, Marlboro Projects.
Many pasta Sundays and Christmases in Gravesend ❤
Music to my ears. When I get back into Brooklyn, pretty soon I start talkin' like this again...
This was hilarious. Great job.
most of brooklyn people is of Italian origins, they giving brooklyn a very nice spirit
Black/Latino actually only a very small amount of Italians I'm from 718
WE REALLY REALLY HAD A BLAST 💥 BACK THEN , AWSOME VIDEO
Ah, Brooklyn, the place where i was born and spent most of my childhood
brings back memories, I will always be a Brooklyn boy at heart
and when we say the f word, we don't just say it, we say it with our hearts in it like a real Brooklyn man or woman
ah heck half of this is filmed in my old neighborhood - good times
Hey buddy? You don't have to go home, but you can't stay here.
Classic Irish.
Haven't been in Brooklyn since 1985.
Looking good in da neighborhood!
My entire childhood just flashed before my eyes. Bay Ridge forever :)
I grew up in Bay Ridge! Child of 1972 Brooklyn… Good Times
Im from Brooklyn, so this amazingly relivant .
All the 5 Burroughs should belong to the Italians. They are the ones who built up the place
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fuck those wops
There fuckin hoowaz...lol...that still crazks me up every time I hear it and i hear it on a daily basis...brooklyn baby B-hurst 4 life!
I'm German and I have a knack for accents... I probably watched this over a hundred times now, feels like I know these people personally
You should visit NYC.
@@micchaelsanders6286 I have, almost 10 years ago. Should definitely revisit though!
In Brooklyn, you know where you stand with us pretty quick.
hey oomoonbeam, I'm originally from Bklyn, moved to Chelmsford, then Colchester, then Essex. I still retain my Bklyn accent. I just can't seen to lose it. People here always comment on it. N.Y. in general is an experience and a wonderful place to put on yur life map.
Kyleigh: You should try the other way around: A man with a shade of hue with a deep London accent living in Brooklyn. Scoffed and jeered by my own CWA union and "sisters" of hue. This is not easy. Don't lose who you are, just lose the vicinity whom you are not.
I LOVE the Brooklyn accent! Sooooo cool....
"Forget about it!" Joe Pesci voice
THIS VIDEO DESERVES INFINITE THUMBS UP!
"that's how we ended a club night."
2:23 " love Coney Island , but it is changing" Code for all the blacks are moving in.
"I like the old Coney Island" oOf.
LOOK AT THIS GUY
This is really funny to hear. I am half Russian half Spanish and just immigrated to Ohio. I understood like half of what they said.
2:47 that guy lowkey sounds like Bucky 😂
Now I can’t in hear it
As an ex New Yorker, I can say this video is authentic. i'm originally from the Bronx and many of the games were also played there. Skelly, ringalevio, and I almost forgot asses up. We also played Johnny on a pony. Very fun video!
I can't believe how much I just laughed at "it was good, but, ya know, couple of guys got killed"
I feel right at home watching this....thank you!! Wow...I miss L&B!!!!
The Spumoni is still excellent!
GETA LOAD OF THIS GUY
Italians, Puerto Ricans, Poles, Irish and few black kids. We all had fun.
lol i love how that girl says "i'm lookin at you!" so sexy!!
lived there a little over two years and it will always hold a special place in my heart
Very Cool. Love Brooklyn.
I was born and raised in Bergen Beach. I moved to NJ in 1987 when i was 15. Back then NJ was considered the boonies, the country or the sticks. I had such a fun childhood growing up in Brooklyn. Crazy times.
I love the accent :)
omg. I loooooooove their accent. interesting