@@drblack9944 I can definitely see that as well. I’m not sure how to feel about it though. I’ve been living around the area for some time so I guess I’m used to it by now. Most of my friends at one point were Hispanic/Latino
Great walking video, my friend. Interesting route and location. Love to see the view and ambience around NY city. Thanks for sharing this to us. Looking forward for your next video!
So I grew up on Valentine Ave past 195th St. Back in the 60's the area was primarily Jewish, Irish and Italian. Where PC Richard is on Fordhan Rd was Alexander's Still a big shopping area. Hung out at Poe Park. Arthur Ave with long history of Italian restaurants. Old apt buildings with beautiful rooms.
This was my neighborhood from when I was born 1955 to 1970s. I see the Gyro King is still there! ❤ Your film brought me back in time! . Some places have changed but the streets and a lot of old buildings haven't. Thanks for the tour. Liked and Subscribed! 😎👍
Am from the Bronx..Fordham RD was the 34th st shoppin bk in the day.. Miss Ny ..see lots of changes. Live in cali 10yrs now... Nice Video indeed 👍 took me bk gr8 memories!
I love your videos, so we’ll paced with the natural movements. I appreciate the fact that you ventured into the Bronx. Quite honestly it reminds me of a time and place when NY had character and culture in its neighborhoods. I can’t believe how horribly gentrified the city has gotten. Maybe more off the beaten path walks! Looking forward to supporting your channel.
They need to arrest all these thugs selling drugs on Fordham and valentine The crackheads pimping crack whores on 198st n grand concourse . All these bums hustling that fake card game outside jimmy jazz .
That’s why I hate the Bronx. It’s filthy here. Nasty cesspool and worse it’s overpopulated, too many people. Like roaches everywhere you turn people crowding your personal space with their broke self and ghetto and classless unruly mentality. It’s a big germ factory and disease spreader. All people do is run amok committing crimes against the innocent hard working people and giving birth to unruly classless violent kids. There are some hard working and peaceful people there, but don’t look too hard to find them. Just trust God and He will place them in your path. The mayor , governor, and many citizens that live there are the blame for all the unsanitary living conditions.
The Capital One/Children's Place used to be Alexanders. I believe that was Dry Dock Savings Bank on the Concourse. There used to be a Greek bakery right before it. There was a German bakery, Weber's, a bit up on Fordham, near University. There were 3 movie theaters - the Paradise on the Concourse, the RKO and Valentine, both on Fordham. Anyone remember Gorman's hot dogs? Those were great!
@@BIGHAMZA Don't remember the Capri. There were 2 Woolworths - one on the south side of Fordham near VAlentine and another on the north side of Fordham near Jerome.
Such a great walk through my old shopping neighborhoods.. 1980-2010.. Truly miss the hustling and bustle.. Arthur Ave still being well kept! Hopefully they’ll be doing some repairs to the underpass on the Grand Concourse! Thank You for sharing.. Talk about a walk well worth it! 👏💕👏💕👏
The more things change, the more they stay the same. My old shopping/movies and stomping grounds of the 70s. I saw Star Wars there in 1977 at the old Orpheus theatre. Lots of movies at the Lowe's Paradise. I see the army recruiter is still there. The old Alexander's is now PC Richards. The sights and sounds, car horns, ice cream truck, sirens and preachers on their loudspeaker all at once. Seems chaotic and organized at the same time. Miss it
@@bertaalvarez4637 Im from The Netherlands 50 years old. Im with Hip Hop since 1984. Cool Herc, KRS, Just-Ice. I have my knowledge from The Bronx from records😄 And although i understand the Bronx was very different in those years, it still amazes when i see what The Bronx is like these days. Sometimes i dream a little, hence my earlier comment. Have a blessed day bro.
@@1Surinamer If you don't mind my suggesting this: watch old movies about The Bronx that were filmed in The Bronx. I grew up and lived in The Bx from 69 to 97. The changes are very dramatic, even heartbreaking to see how things have changed(environment and faces).
Walk down memory lane - the Boogie Down. Memories of Poe Park, RKO, Paradise Theater, early 80's. It was grimy & out of control back then though it seems to have gotten dirtier, and overcrowded if that's possible smh
@ 6:20 of the video, building on the left .. when I was a kid that building was Alexander's which is now P.C. Richards .... and at 6:44 that recruiting station was across the street when I enlisted in that office for the - UNITED STATES NAVY!!! .... @ 7:01 looking north of the Grand Concourse, walk up that way you'll walk up to Edgar Allen Poe's house on the Concourse, I wonder if it's still there, from there head west towards Lehman College ....
Hola!!, a new subscriber here!!😎...From Providence, R.I...Wow!!, my old neighborhood during the 80's generation, my sister still live a few blocks away, sigh😔...So many memories🤔...I was only in my 20's, I'll be 61 next week...God willing.🙏...Gracias Julien.🤗🕊
Fordham road is beautiful back in the day it was gorgeous in the 70s 80s and 90s it was beautiful we had major department stores our major department store on Fordham was Alexander's department store woodworks modell's Sears we had some beautiful department stores up there but times change and the owners passed away cuz it was originally Jewish Jewish Italian and English owned businesses the original owners they passed away and they didn't you know had no one to leave it to so you know we have to go with the times and the change businesses come businesses go the thing that's making Fordham road not look so nice now is the street vendors and that's been a major complaint of the residents in the areas like the street vendors they really need to comb them in or like kind of like wrangle them in and put them in one spot that's what's making it so kind of congested but otherwise Fordham road is always been a beautiful spot it's time to come back and I'm so proud to see that it started in 2018 Fordham roadside to come back slowly sure he's going to come back but it's just the street vendors I believe it free enterprise but that's always been my biggest fear is that God for something happens and people are running a lot of people going to get hurt so yes I enjoy your videos I know you had a good workout cuz four in the road is a damn hill and baby you don't have to go to a gym that he'll just alone will make your legs feel it so thank you for making this video it was truly a joy and I hope you have some extra sauce to soak your feet. ✌️🤗🛍️
Walking around Fordham Road, you would see the old telephone booths of years gone by. They are painted in bright red. Alot of the younger generation today don't know about those old telephone booths. I was looking at an old movie, and it was filmed in new york many many years ago. And in the movie, this guy walks up to one of those old red telephone booth. He took the receiver out of the square compartment of the telephone booth to make a phone call. So for those of you who did not know what that bright red metal monument was, it is indeed an Old fashioned telephone booth. And yes it is a legacy.
Hello Julien, thank you very much for your effort for a walk through a part of the Bronx. There are a lot of things to buy on the Streets, i can't believe that this is allowed. Allways look forward to your Walks. NYC is, for Example, more than Mid-Town Manhattan or the Times Square. Again thank you very much. We have allover Germany Temperatures up in the higher 90's. Have a good Week, Wolfgang Hamburg Germnany
To Julien in NYC maybe you should a walk through Parkchester and Pelham Gardens. It is claimed that both are the most diverse neighborhoods in the whole Bronx where no single ethnic group is dominant or an majority. Metropolitan Avenue, Unionport Road, White Plains Road and Eastchester Road are its primary thoroughfares respectfully .
I remember fondly a time when Parkchester and White Plains Road were once the most eloquent and hospitable districts in the Northern Bronx😢. How long ago was it? I'd say 1957 when I was ten years old.
@@mayena So it seems, mayena. Those were the magical and whimsical years of my childhood time growing up in the influential borough where I was once proud to be a Bronxite. But as of today?😞😣🥺😢
@ Isabel Beckerman Yes, Parkchester & White Plains Road WERE nice areas! My family & I lived on Underhill Avenue very close to those areas. We had a nice single family home. Unfortunately, it has become ghetto! A hood I would never reside in! My family moved & left NYC for good! I joined the U.S. Army & never returned!
This is a great video! But let me tell you, with the way the crime is here in the city, you wouldn't catch me on Fordham Road past 6PM, Nope not gonna happen. At the 18:31 mark, that electronic/jewelry store to your right was just recently robbed a few days ago too. At 22:12 if you would have panned over to the right, you would've seen the store that got robbed of 2 million worth of jewelry. Not trying to put fear in anyone's heart here but it's just we gotta be careful of our surroundings. Again, great video👍
I'm from the Bronx and I haven't been back for a long time. But looking at it from.this video it kind of reminds me of Brazil, especially the population and the hustle in the streets. It looked like Rio. Different perspective of my hometown. What you do notice that is different than Brazil is the yt American population flees as soon as a neighborhood becomes majority black and brown. That is unlike Brazil where everyone of the same socio economic background just lives together, making families regardless of race. America is odd in this way. That line of demarcation of Arthur Ave where everyone was "suddenly" yt, it's embarrassing. It tells the whole story of America. I'm glad I left the US. I didn't want my kids growing up in this social engineering
I grew up in the Bronx. Moved to Texas in 2006. I miss Fordham Road. I went there all the time to shop and hang out with my friends. Remember seeing Spike Lee's "School Daze" at that old theatre that no longer exist. I cannot believe that those ignorant fools, the Black Israelites, are still out there preaching their hate. It's sad. Not much has changed in that aspect. Hopefully, they'll wake up one day. Thank God that there are still others out there preaching the truth.
You're correct Alice ! I can remember walking to the Paradise Theater, Alexander's, Cousin's Record shop, Joe's Army/Navy store, Harry's Hub bar, Sears, etc. and never seeing a single Iron Gate or piles of trash !
Yup. It's quite disgusting. My grandparents moved from Inwood to University and Fordham in 1975. I have no idea what on earth possessed them to do that - Fordham had already changed. Inwood was changing but at least the west side of Broadway stayed ok (they lived on Academy near Sherman - all they had to do was move to Seaman or Park Terrace). My grandmother was mugged twice in her building lobby, once with my 5 year old sister. When my parents moved out of Inwood in 92, she came with us to Morris Park. Whole other world, just a few miles away.
@@Bacalao2929 That's incorrect. It was clean before the savages moved in and destroyed it. The Concourse was luxury living - doctors, lawyers, teachers. Now it's filled with garbage, filth, and violence.
Left the Bronx years ago.. but growing up as a kid that was thee place to shop. Back then it was Ricans and Blacks now look like it's all dominican now.
LOL you skipped right over when the area was Irish and Jews. And yes, it seems the Dommies have moved across the bridge and destroyed yet another neighborhood. They're good at doing that.
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That Gyro place been there since I was a kid back in the 70's LOL
My home town. I currently reside in North Carolina. I do miss the New York City shopping.
Me to
I LOVE My Home Town the BRONX!
Do MORE videos of Fordham rd and Grand Concourse in the Bronx.
I like it too I was raised up in the Bronx!!!!!!!! Lol
Yall should check out BOOMANSANTO! he's from Bronx
Really enjoyed myself today with this. Just want to say thank you and please keep making these videos! :)))
Use to work at the RKO Fordam Theatre 🎭 1979
It’s crazy seeing how things really didn’t change no matter when I pass through there
The only thing that changed is there are less black people in the Bronx and there is more Hispanic and Latinos in the Bronx.
Depends on how long. It's changed immensely since the 70s 80s and 90s
@@swgame2511 Yeah, well I’m 22 rn and some things for me hasn’t changed lol
@@drblack9944 I can definitely see that as well. I’m not sure how to feel about it though. I’ve been living around the area for some time so I guess I’m used to it by now. Most of my friends at one point were Hispanic/Latino
Yea it s still a shit hole even worse now!
Baddest girls in the East coast live here!!! My god when I went I was in heaven! Beautiful PR and Dominican girls!
Great walking video, my friend. Interesting route and location.
Love to see the view and ambience around NY city.
Thanks for sharing this to us.
Looking forward for your next video!
You made it you so lucky!
nothing like the Spanish boriqua mommies in The Bronx !!! Good video !!!
This is my home 🖤 I call it the "Time Square" of the Bronx.
Thanks for taking me along with u to my favourite vacation places
If this is your favorite then you haven't been to many places it sounds like!
So I grew up on Valentine Ave past 195th St.
Back in the 60's the area was primarily Jewish, Irish and Italian.
Where PC Richard is on Fordhan Rd was Alexander's
Still a big shopping area.
Hung out at Poe Park. Arthur Ave with long history of Italian restaurants. Old apt buildings with beautiful rooms.
Oh it was great 4 all those ppl now those same ppl protesting about ppl seeking refuge in their country especially d paddies....
And now it’s a crap 💩
@@Sthmohtwenty Let’s get together Mulinyan see how big your mouth is
I moved to the south years ago, but it's nice to see that not much changed
Very interesting street footage. These fruits looked delicious.
This was my neighborhood from when I was born 1955 to 1970s. I see the Gyro King is still there! ❤ Your film brought me back in time! . Some places have changed but the streets and a lot of old buildings haven't. Thanks for the tour. Liked and Subscribed! 😎👍
Thank You for your comment !
🙏🏻
Nice video. This is The Bronx everyday, non stop people and movement.
Am from the Bronx..Fordham RD was the 34th st shoppin bk in the day.. Miss Ny ..see lots of changes. Live in cali 10yrs now... Nice Video indeed 👍 took me bk gr8 memories!
Beginning of a new week with a new walking tour! Have a fab week Julien! 🇫🇷✨🙌
I love your videos, so we’ll paced with the natural movements. I appreciate the fact that you ventured into the Bronx. Quite honestly it reminds me of a time and place when NY had character and culture in its neighborhoods. I can’t believe how horribly gentrified the city has gotten. Maybe more off the beaten path walks! Looking forward to supporting your channel.
It still has a lot of crime. Almost every day people get shot or other horrible and crazy things happen.
Aburguesada? en vez del sueño Americano parece la pesadilla.
The boogie down. It’s been a minute since I’ve walked or driven down Fordham Road.
Fordham Road need to be cleaned up. Sanitation Dept and local merchants are negligent.
They need to arrest all these thugs selling drugs on Fordham and valentine
The crackheads pimping crack whores on 198st n grand concourse . All these bums hustling that fake card game outside jimmy jazz .
No the people are negligent.
@@michelewilliams2920 fr
That’s why I hate the Bronx. It’s filthy here. Nasty cesspool and worse it’s overpopulated, too many people. Like roaches everywhere you turn people crowding your personal space with their broke self and ghetto and classless unruly mentality. It’s a big germ factory and disease spreader. All people do is run amok committing crimes against the innocent hard working people and giving birth to unruly classless violent kids. There are some hard working and peaceful people there, but don’t look too hard to find them. Just trust God and He will place them in your path. The mayor , governor, and many citizens that live there are the blame for all the unsanitary living conditions.
You are so ignorant. The dirty as people that live there needa be held accountable for their actions
Good to know the pizzeria on the concourse is still open. 👍
My family used to live in the fordham section of the bx in the 80’s and now it looks just the same as before.
The Capital One/Children's Place used to be Alexanders. I believe that was Dry Dock Savings Bank on the Concourse. There used to be a Greek bakery right before it. There was a German bakery, Weber's, a bit up on Fordham, near University. There were 3 movie theaters - the Paradise on the Concourse, the RKO and Valentine, both on Fordham. Anyone remember Gorman's hot dogs? Those were great!
I remember Mother's hotdogs. The Jewish diner that used to be on the 188st & G.C 💯
You forgot about the Capri theater by Jerome Avenue and WoolWorth’s.
@@vincedemo2752 I don't remember that. I'm sure it was great.
@@BIGHAMZA Don't remember the Capri. There were 2 Woolworths - one on the south side of Fordham near VAlentine and another on the north side of Fordham near Jerome.
@@mrmrso228 The Capri was right by Jerome Ave. On Fordham. They showed E.T. there. It was across the street where Porta Bella is now.
A very nice coverage of Fordham Road in NYC👍👍👌
Thank You 🙏🏻
Such a great walk through my old shopping neighborhoods.. 1980-2010.. Truly miss the hustling and bustle.. Arthur Ave still being well kept! Hopefully they’ll be doing some repairs to the underpass on the Grand Concourse! Thank You for sharing.. Talk about a walk well worth it! 👏💕👏💕👏
Thank You Sara !
@@JulienInNYC when i go to the Bronx i see dog poop everywhere how come there's no dog poop in the area
Bronx resident! Great job🙏🏽
Thank You 😉
The more things change, the more they stay the same. My old shopping/movies and stomping grounds of the 70s. I saw Star Wars there in 1977 at the old Orpheus theatre. Lots of movies at the Lowe's Paradise. I see the army recruiter is still there. The old Alexander's is now PC Richards. The sights and sounds, car horns, ice cream truck, sirens and preachers on their loudspeaker all at once. Seems chaotic and organized at the same time. Miss it
That street sermon was pretty powerful. Alabamos al Señor!
A walk down memory lane ... There were several movie theaters around there then .
Nice nice, i never knew the Bronx was like this. Very lively. Love it. 👍
Young people don't know the Fordham Road then...You never won't!
@@bertaalvarez4637 Im from The Netherlands 50 years old. Im with Hip Hop since 1984. Cool Herc, KRS, Just-Ice. I have my knowledge from The Bronx from records😄 And although i understand the Bronx was very different in those years, it still amazes when i see what The Bronx is like these days. Sometimes i dream a little, hence my earlier comment. Have a blessed day bro.
@@1Surinamer If you don't mind my suggesting this: watch old movies about The Bronx that were filmed in The Bronx. I grew up and lived in The Bx from 69 to 97. The changes are very dramatic, even heartbreaking to see how things have changed(environment and faces).
Walk down memory lane - the Boogie Down. Memories of Poe Park, RKO, Paradise Theater, early 80's. It was grimy & out of control back then though it seems to have gotten dirtier, and overcrowded if that's possible smh
Back in the 60s it was a clean low crime area. Very sad how it's changed and not for the better.
I remember going to see nightmare on elm street at the RKO
OMG I Grew up in THE BRONX and FORDHAM WAS MY WHOLE CHILDHOOD
@ 6:20 of the video, building on the left .. when I was a kid that building was Alexander's which is now P.C. Richards .... and at 6:44 that recruiting station was across the street when I enlisted in that office for the - UNITED STATES NAVY!!! .... @ 7:01 looking north of the Grand Concourse, walk up that way you'll walk up to Edgar Allen Poe's house on the Concourse, I wonder if it's still there, from there head west towards Lehman College ....
Ich habe noch nie einen Stadtteil mit so vielen Straßenhändlern gesehen. Es ist wieder eine interessante Tour.❤
Hola!!, a new subscriber here!!😎...From Providence, R.I...Wow!!, my old neighborhood during the 80's generation, my sister still live a few blocks away, sigh😔...So many memories🤔...I was only in my 20's, I'll be 61 next week...God willing.🙏...Gracias Julien.🤗🕊
Gracias 🙏🏻😉
Thank you !! I enjoyed watching 😊🥰
Outstanding tour!
Thank You Louise 😉
For someone who’s never been to New York, this is fascinating. I can’t imagine why anyone would want to live there
Hi 👋 Julien 😊 loving it alot .
Thank You !!!
That gyro restaurant looks great. The produce on the street reminds me of Saigon.
I love this neighborhood fr. Fordham has the 4 Train and D Train which are good trains
I really enjoyed watching this video. I live in NC and I've been trying to make it to NYC to do a video like this.
Perfect,
Great vlog Julien shout out to the BX much love.
My old neighborhood. I lived 30 years of my life thee ❤ thanks for the video
You are welcome ;-)
Great video.
I'm Your Fan
I grew up here and seeing the naiberhood again put a smile on my face Marion ave thnkx for this video
Thank You !!!
Such a great video👍
You got so many views for just walking. That's awesome! Great for you!!
No sound , .. not a problem with me . .. Great tour .
Such a great video👍👍👍👍👍
Fordham road is beautiful back in the day it was gorgeous in the 70s 80s and 90s it was beautiful we had major department stores our major department store on Fordham was Alexander's department store woodworks modell's Sears we had some beautiful department stores up there but times change and the owners passed away cuz it was originally Jewish Jewish Italian and English owned businesses the original owners they passed away and they didn't you know had no one to leave it to so you know we have to go with the times and the change businesses come businesses go the thing that's making Fordham road not look so nice now is the street vendors and that's been a major complaint of the residents in the areas like the street vendors they really need to comb them in or like kind of like wrangle them in and put them in one spot that's what's making it so kind of congested but otherwise Fordham road is always been a beautiful spot it's time to come back and I'm so proud to see that it started in 2018 Fordham roadside to come back slowly sure he's going to come back but it's just the street vendors I believe it free enterprise but that's always been my biggest fear is that God for something happens and people are running a lot of people going to get hurt so yes I enjoy your videos I know you had a good workout cuz four in the road is a damn hill and baby you don't have to go to a gym that he'll just alone will make your legs feel it so thank you for making this video it was truly a joy and I hope you have some extra sauce to soak your feet. ✌️🤗🛍️
Cool! Thanks for sharing. Be safe.
Walking around Fordham Road, you would see the old telephone booths of years gone by. They are painted in bright red. Alot of the younger generation today don't know about those old telephone booths. I was looking at an old movie, and it was filmed in new york many many years ago. And in the movie, this guy walks up to one of those old red telephone booth. He took the receiver out of the square compartment of the telephone booth to make a phone call. So for those of you who did not know what that bright red metal monument was, it is indeed an Old fashioned telephone booth. And yes it is a legacy.
Awesome walkthrough!
I haven't been up on Fordham Road in a loooooooooooooonng time, smh.
that recruiting station been there a long time
Amazing vlog
Hello Julien,
thank you very much for your effort for a walk through a part of the Bronx. There are a lot of things to buy on the Streets, i can't believe that this is allowed. Allways look forward to your Walks. NYC is, for Example, more than Mid-Town Manhattan or the Times Square. Again thank you very much. We have allover Germany Temperatures up in the higher 90's. Have a good Week,
Wolfgang Hamburg Germnany
Thank You Wolfgang ! You are right … that’s why i did more videos outside Manhattan these past days 😉👍🏻. Take care
Great tour walk..👍
Well, I have to say Fordham Road wasn't anything like this in 1957. I wonder if the Alexander retail store still in existence as we speak.
Alexanders went out of business.
@@sergiovalmendeaNothing lasts forever, so it seems 😢
@@isabelbeckerman9226 They had some good stuff.
I worked up there in 1976-1977 through the worst economic time in NYC &blackout….broke my heart to see it like this.
Thank you😊
Nice walk
To Julien in NYC maybe you should a walk through Parkchester and Pelham Gardens. It is claimed that both are the most diverse neighborhoods in the whole Bronx where no single ethnic group is dominant or an majority. Metropolitan Avenue, Unionport Road, White Plains Road and Eastchester Road are its primary thoroughfares respectfully .
The whole Bronx is diverse..all the whites were driven out..facts
I remember fondly a time when Parkchester and White Plains Road were once the most eloquent and hospitable districts in the Northern Bronx😢. How long ago was it? I'd say 1957 when I was ten years old.
@@isabelbeckerman9226 Some people used say the same thing about the aforementioned neighborhood during your childhood.
@@mayena So it seems, mayena. Those were the magical and whimsical years of my childhood time growing up in the influential borough where I was once proud to be a Bronxite. But as of today?😞😣🥺😢
@ Isabel Beckerman
Yes, Parkchester & White Plains Road WERE nice areas! My family & I lived on Underhill Avenue very close to those areas. We had a nice single family home. Unfortunately, it has become ghetto! A hood I would never reside in! My family moved & left NYC for good! I joined the U.S. Army & never returned!
45 plus years ago this was part of my Turf,
But some things have to change with TIME
This is a great video! But let me tell you, with the way the crime is here in the city, you wouldn't catch me on Fordham Road past 6PM, Nope not gonna happen. At the 18:31 mark, that electronic/jewelry store to your right was just recently robbed a few days ago too. At 22:12 if you would have panned over to the right, you would've seen the store that got robbed of 2 million worth of jewelry. Not trying to put fear in anyone's heart here but it's just we gotta be careful of our surroundings. Again, great video👍
Crime is one of the big reasons my family & I left! There are many others!
i love this i used to be in fordham every day, now i live in ga😥
If given an opportunity, I would visit. I doubt if I could live in any major city. But, I'd visit.
Alexander's store still there!
Julien you are amazing really
Fordham road Bronx is a nice place. I also make a video on Fordham road walking tour
Our hands slip and yes in the bronx new york 5 since Wednesday July 1, 2020
Nice Video 💯 Genial My Bronx.
Thank You
Our hands slip and yes new jewelry package 📦🥉🥈🛍️🥇🏅💍💎🧊👑🏺⚱️🧿🔮
I miss my city 😢
I love all the street vendors
Readings of John G. Jackson's Hubert Harrison was phenomenal. Inclusion of Fordham University was missing. Thanks
Our hands slip and yes all in 4 Manhattan NYC now
Love you NI!
Damn Poole all this coulda bin you, you coulda had it all😮💨😭
More stuff to do and see,live in the north Ga Mtns
place u can visit fashion stores
I'm from the Bronx and I haven't been back for a long time. But looking at it from.this video it kind of reminds me of Brazil, especially the population and the hustle in the streets. It looked like Rio. Different perspective of my hometown. What you do notice that is different than Brazil is the yt American population flees as soon as a neighborhood becomes majority black and brown. That is unlike Brazil where everyone of the same socio economic background just lives together, making families regardless of race. America is odd in this way. That line of demarcation of Arthur Ave where everyone was "suddenly" yt, it's embarrassing. It tells the whole story of America. I'm glad I left the US. I didn't want my kids growing up in this social engineering
Because in Brazil there is nowhere to run unless you have money and can build a fortress around your property
So you move to Brazil?
The white people leave because a lot of the black people are engaging in and perpetuating a destructive culture.
@@RazPerignon Brazilian stop using translator bro
@@noraarmenta1986Yes the united state of america is going bankrupt it's full of 💩
I miss Janet's Icecream Parlor & Beefsteak Charlie's 🔥
We want you to show us the Mount Hope area in the Bronx NY,we are waiting
Ok 👍🏻 … it’s on my to do list now
Ok thanks a lot
Located 24 Mount hope pl 10453
And this locate
1707 Townsend Ave, The Bronx, NY 10453, United States
Map of yankasa masjid
I lived right around the corner 15 years ago. Great area
Are you filming with dji action 2 on the neck lanyard by the way?
No … Gopro 10 Black
Me being from the area and watching the video anyway.
I think we are all the same ;)
New York City has new electric street buses?
I grew up in the Bronx. Moved to Texas in 2006. I miss Fordham Road. I went there all the time to shop and hang out with my friends. Remember seeing Spike Lee's "School Daze" at that old theatre that no longer exist. I cannot believe that those ignorant fools, the Black Israelites, are still out there preaching their hate. It's sad. Not much has changed in that aspect. Hopefully, they'll wake up one day. Thank God that there are still others out there preaching the truth.
What part of texas?? I got friends n family n south Texas by corpus christi
I mean wh-ite zionists and pro israel are no better
@@Cloudnine422 y did u put a hyphen in middle of white word??
Once was a beautiful, clean neighborhood, no longer exists, in fact it’s utterly deteriorated. 😢 😢😢
You're correct Alice ! I can remember walking to the Paradise Theater, Alexander's, Cousin's Record shop, Joe's Army/Navy store, Harry's Hub bar, Sears, etc. and never seeing a single Iron Gate or piles of trash !
I was never clean, graffiti is an international problem,
OMG, those movie theaters, so grandiose!
Yup. It's quite disgusting. My grandparents moved from Inwood to University and Fordham in 1975. I have no idea what on earth possessed them to do that - Fordham had already changed. Inwood was changing but at least the west side of Broadway stayed ok (they lived on Academy near Sherman - all they had to do was move to Seaman or Park Terrace). My grandmother was mugged twice in her building lobby, once with my 5 year old sister. When my parents moved out of Inwood in 92, she came with us to Morris Park. Whole other world, just a few miles away.
@@Bacalao2929 That's incorrect. It was clean before the savages moved in and destroyed it. The Concourse was luxury living - doctors, lawyers, teachers. Now it's filled with garbage, filth, and violence.
I lived on King's Bridge on Bldg 237 E. 194th St.
Hey! Nice video, but please try to do a bit of narration.
gyro king still their wow
What’s your definition Clean and Beautiful ?
BRONX - NEW YORK only the strong survive BX .🚦🚦🚦
Left the Bronx years ago.. but growing up as a kid that was thee place to shop. Back then it was Ricans and Blacks now look like it's all dominican now.
Do ricans and Dominicans get along?
@@Conrailfan2596Don't know about now; back in my day . No
@@apap1586 still some don't I hear it alot
You right about that, they have taken over The Bronx, especially the bodegas
LOL you skipped right over when the area was Irish and Jews. And yes, it seems the Dommies have moved across the bridge and destroyed yet another neighborhood. They're good at doing that.
Are you holding your camera or is it attached to you somehow?
I hold the camera. For this video I used a GoPro.
But for my last videos, I use my iPhone with a DJI gimbal.
Nice
Yes
Earthy fun area. Sort of like parts of chicago.