Bed Stuy Brooklyn Walk
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- Bed Stuy Brooklyn is a neighborhood in the northern section of the New York City borough of Brooklyn. Bedford-Stuyvesant has the largest collection of intact and largely untouched Victorian architecture in the United States, with roughly 8,800 buildings built before 1900. Since the late 1930s, the neighborhood has been a major cultural center for Brooklyn's African American population. Since the early 2000s, Bedford-Stuyvesant has undergone significant gentrification, resulting in a dramatic demographic shift combined with increasing rent and real estate prices.
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My beloved Bedstuy ❤️
I currently live here in Bed-Stuy. Although it came a long way unfortunately the neighborhood still has a high crime rate. The do or die mentality is still thriving despite the gentrification. Even though Bedford-Stuyvesant is nowhere near its dark days of the 1980s and early 1990s we still have a long way to go.
I agree with you because it looks rough
This is my neighborhood, this is where I grew up. Right at the 2 minute mark or so you were a block away from my brownstone.
Grew up in BedStuy.....Lewis Quincy and Lexington beautiful community back then family everybody was to each other...still pass the old grounds and brings back memories❤😢😊good and bad times
It’s crazy to see just from this tour, how NOT Black this historically Black neighborhood has become! I live on Greene & I’m alarmed daily by the swift transition. You showcase Bed Stuy beautifully!
Amazing what happens when you raise the rent!
@Evil Fossil Who sold out? I’m not sure I understand this question sorry.
@@coochiecrook7120 Raising the rent is a tactic, but there’s a laundry list of systemic variables that deliberately contribute to the neglect & deterioration of a community before the visible gentrifying process starts!
It’s funny to see people complain about gentrification. Gentrification = making the place better lmao
@@Retarded_Cat Why does “better” only come with whiteness?!?
I WAS BORN AND RAISED IN THIS NEIGHBORHOOD... MY CHILDHOOD ENERGY RESONATES ALL ON THOSE STREETS AND EACH BLOCK BRINGS BACK MEMORIES OF MY UNIQUENESS AND CULTURE. IT'S CRAZY WHAT THIS NEIGHBORHOOD HAS BECOME AND TO SEE IT (WHITEWASHED) IS VERY DISTURBING. I ALWAYS KNEW (BED-STUY) WAS A DIAMOND... IT HURTS THAT THE RESIDENTS DIDN'T VALUE IT MORE. I HOPE AND PRAY ONE DAY THAT THE GENERATION AFTER MINE WILL UNDERSTAND AND FIND THEIR WAY BACK TO THIS BEAUTIFUL PLACE...
I was born and raised in Bed-Stuy. Grew up on Fulton between Utica and Rochester right up the street. Feels good to take a walk through my old neighborhood.
There was this Podcast channel that said they were walking in Bed Stuy when really they was walking in Bushwick?? But this right here is the real Bed Stuy.👍🏽
honest feedback, would have been great to start the vid off going through the brownstone tree-lined streets first, then the avenues later .. Streets like Jefferson, Halsey, Greene or even the Stuyvesant-Heights area of Bed-Stuy, or the famous Biggie Mural on the corner of Quincy & Bedford. The residential parts of Bed-Stuy are where the real beauty is - that might go for almost all of Brooklyn (in my opinion).. Some avenues, like Thompkins (where you're walking) and Nostrand, have some neglected pockets (lil bit dirty) or construction happening, so it may throw a first time viewer off as to what the majority of Bed-Stuy is really like.. -- Def enjoyed watching and seeing all the familiar streets. -- Blessings.
Great input and definitely agree with you on the beauty of all the residential parts. I will circle back to highlight some of those areas. Thanks for the feedback and glad you enjoyed the video. One Love!
@@walknwander You're most welcome! -- Sounds great, I'll look out for the circle back.. (Herbert Von King park is another attraction).. All the best and much respect!
much love to you my brother leonsmih 5373 look man i grew up in washighton dc in north east dc we used to 89 prcent african american back in the eary 80s and 90 but now dc is 60 prcent white and 45 prcent black look some whites look down on us because they think we are weak and bro you know that is not true we are very powerful educated people brother we go to college get good paying jobs look we as black people have to love each other better and build money with each other real talk bro because if we do work with each other its over and that will be sad bro
I said the same thing . The video opens up with garbage on thd sidewalk 😢
Bed-Stuy has completely changed from when I lived there. Once upon a time, there were no cafes, trendy restaurants, doggy parlors, futuristic condos and the only tall apartment buildings were “the projects” 😂; while we always had beautiful brownstones, there were entire blocks of burned out brownstones & apartment buildings; 4br brownstones used to go for just $150-$225K in 2000!!! Now, those same brownstones go for $1.5M and up 😮…while it’s good the area is safer, I miss the sense of community and organic natural feel of the area. Too much gentrification can destroy a neighborhood. But, we live in a capitalist society so it’s all about supply & demand 🤷🏽♂️
Why u live someplace else and got nerve to comment
100% agreed
I lived on Madison between patchen and Malcolm x. I loved the area. Miss the vibes.
wow good ol Bed Stuy do or die!! the school of hard knocks etc,,etc,, this is the place that can NEVER be nothing less than extraordinary!💣💥💯💯💯
Looks the same from when I last visited that area.
Was born on eastern parkway between Rogers and Nostrand 70 years ago
I grew up on Marcy Ave between Lexington and & Green Aves. Where neighbors where neighbors
Hello from upstate N.Y.
Hello from Brooklyn 👋
Tomkins Park 79 precient my old stomping grounds and tour of duty!!
Too kool. I was born on Gates near Ralph, at the time PCT 81 was few buildings over.
My family came to BedStuy in 1900 maybe before.
And I grew up.on Macon Street.
Hello from Bay Ridge
Bedstuy born and raised !
Walking home thru Bed Stuy someone snuck up behind me and whacked me in the head knocking me out flat on my stomach on the sidewalk.
Old stomping grounds
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That's my block omg it's changed so much
will you be walking Kingston ave from empire blvd to fulton street? Crrown heights -Bedstuy
Try to get a cab from Manhattan to go here!!
I was born and raised I'm Bed Stuy when you would not ever see a Caucasian face EVER.
Tompkins ave For life omg it's so different
Walk these blocks everyday
Did biggie do his freestyle here?😊
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Not sure who shot and edited this video but as Bedstuy resident and homeowner. It would have been better to not start the video with garbage on the sidewalk. Definitely not a good way to depict Bedstuy
Is that not Bed Stuy? Does it matter if you are a resident or homeowner? Your takeaway from the video is a depiction of Bed Stuy. Bed Stuy is a great place to live regardless of the images of trash. The trash wasn’t planted, all of it makes up Bed Stuy. Hate it or Love it.
@@walknwander It definitely matters to me obviously not you. The first thing you see is trash on the sidewalk is that's what you was going for then you did a perfect job
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Bedford Stuyvesant is for white people now. I remember when it was only black people live there. Tompkins parks also has changed, it used to be black people playing basketball and talking. Thanks for taking me back to memory lane.
Been in bed Stuy since 2006 it has come a long way
Man times have changed
Since 9/11 everthing has changed up trust me i know that for a fact from family & close friends!
Gentrification has reared it's ugly head in the stuy the neighborhood has changed so much and not for the better in my opinion.
Gentrification
Look like beastie boys hood forsure
They want to be around......
I noticed there are a lot of store front churches there .
The neighborhood sucks now since its been gentrified.
It was better when yo folks ain't do nothing for decades & each block had 2 livable buildings and the rest burned.. that's why black american common sense is rarely put into propective..yah hate so much ya would rat the underground railroad stops back then...sad
@@deeespinal9666 hey you sound like you have hate in your heart for blacks
@@deeespinal9666 bed- sty was never that way. You’re describing the south Bronx.
@@Melztweets Maybe not ur block/every block. But as a community as a whole, I posted fact. I like it better b4 trust believe, but was it really better for mom, dad, maryjane & the kids? Dig
1. The bush-stuy & Broadway fires from the end of 70s blackout. Wit building n lots til recent from j line to stuyvesant.
2. Historic mansions warehouses & brownstones. Most gone, beyond repair, abandoned (how new buildings get up).
3. Empty lots between buildings for decades full of old cars & garbage. Many still around, the ones gone are now called community gardens, greenspace middle of the block type ish.
Moral: our Bro & Sis could of maintained- gotten adverse possession of thangs, squatted to own, made real $(thats why & how the first wave of gentrifiers colonized brooklyn, free real-estate for artists)
Where tourist don’t go
Sad they took it over
Dirty.
I’m surprised that bed stuy has so many white people. ☕️
It’s called gentrification. Brooklyn has a whole has always had white people living in it. Eastern Europeans Western Europeans Asians Africans Latinos and middle Eastern all reside in brooklyn.
I would say there are neighborhoods in brooklyn that look far better than the ones in Manhattan
Slum areas in NYC always look 300% better than slum areaa in other US cities.
This hasn't been a slum area for many years (apart from the housing projects parts which are in Manhattan, Queens, Bronx too)
It's one of the up and coming areas of Brooklyn. Tons of new trendy condos and apartments popping up every month. Half of the residents are now white hipsters.
But Still a lot of black owned businesses bars, restaurants etc which is good.
This is not a slum neighborhood the heck lol 😂
Implant city….
If they have rappers spray painted on walls the neighborhood is pure trash get out of there
White people still coming.
Yea,back to the suburbs