While my kids and I were on vacation in Greater Los Angeles this summer, I took them to East Los Angeles to get an education in Hispanic culture. We drove by several different murals in East LA and when we could, would stop and ask what the mural represented. The murals were similarly described as depictions of faith, family, love, and sadly memorials to lost loved ones. I taught my children that life doesn’t see color, and the beautiful residents of East LA further taught us to love your God and family as much as you can while living this life, because tomorrow is never promised.
@@Maaaattologyyyy wow! I don't recall asking your advice. And how do you know whether I was packing or not? Anyhow, you can kindly mind your own business!
Hispanic?? ... ok European person ,Damn Nopal Here's some more "education"..Mexican/ Mexican -American /Chicano Mexican Tribe / Native - Indigenous ! . . . 😶
As you can see there are no homeless encampments, or homeless. Growing up in the hood is something everyone should experience. I love my Chicano and Hispanic culture. I bet the smell of delicious food was coming out of those homes. God Bless you all in 2022.
I depends greatly on the individual/homeowner. You HAVE to be a "people person" because if you think you can isolate yourself in your home and not interact with all the noise outside, you will go crazy. These neighborhoods are VERY active and noisy! The neighbors will be totally into your shit...
@@kendallevans4079 I take it you had a bad experience. That's how it is in the hood, not sure if having a bunch of Karen's living next to you is pleasant either. To each his own I guess.
@@kendallevans4079 That could be considered racist, If you don't like it you don't have to be there. I have great memories growing up in a neighborhood like this one, and my grandfather lived in East Los Angeles. Your comment is way out of line.
@@truth4grace580 Racist? I have great memories of growing up in S. CA since 1957 also....E. LA was peaceful then. Don't give me a load of "woke" BS about Hispanic crime...I have to deal with it every "pinche" day!
Awesome and thank you ! At the beginning of the video you walked right past my grandmas house where my mother was raised back in the 50s , and I would go there as a kid in the 70s. Its the 2nd little house from the corner of Hicks and Michigan. On the corner, that building was a corner store owned by a Korean family where we would buy groceries and candy! Thanks for the cool video!
it looks here in the phillipines the difference is east la every houses has a car..while us only rich has a car..poor people like me riding a public vehicles
I've always wanted to live some were like this somthing different a new life as UK ENGLAND is a horrible place to live.... Love this the video what kind of camera are you using... Is it. Go pro or mobile phone kerp up the good work daz UK England 🙏🏽👌👌👌💯💯💯🇬🇧
Looks like a nice neighborhood with family that probably watches out for each and helps a neighbor just for the sake of helping. I bet if I would visit would be welcomed because a friendly hello and simple respect goes a long way this is how I was taught by my parents you treat everyone just like you would like to be treated.
The sad part is they're fighting with gentrification in Boyle Heights East L.A. They're trying to make it like echo park, silver lake, Highland Park. Hipster.
You can tell it's a liberal neighborhood , parking in a no parking zone . Parking next to a stop sign , on and on . Looks like drug king pin lady Blanco's old neighborhood . No street walkers out yet . Go figure !
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While my kids and I were on vacation in Greater Los Angeles this summer, I took them to East Los Angeles to get an education in Hispanic culture. We drove by several different murals in East LA and when we could, would stop and ask what the mural represented. The murals were similarly described as depictions of faith, family, love, and sadly memorials to lost loved ones. I taught my children that life doesn’t see color, and the beautiful residents of East LA further taught us to love your God and family as much as you can while living this life, because tomorrow is never promised.
Bullets don't see color. A lot of shootings around there. They dont aim. Not a good place to take children
@@Maaaattologyyyy wow! I don't recall asking your advice. And how do you know whether I was packing or not? Anyhow, you can kindly mind your own business!
Hispanic?? ... ok European person ,Damn Nopal Here's some more "education"..Mexican/ Mexican -American /Chicano Mexican Tribe / Native - Indigenous ! . . . 😶
Wow! Did your mother not hug you enough when you were young?
As you can see there are no homeless encampments, or homeless. Growing up in the hood is something everyone should experience. I love my Chicano and Hispanic culture. I bet the smell of delicious food was coming out of those homes. God Bless you all in 2022.
I depends greatly on the individual/homeowner. You HAVE to be a "people person" because if you think you can isolate yourself in your home and not interact with all the noise outside, you will go crazy. These neighborhoods are VERY active and noisy! The neighbors will be totally into your shit...
@@kendallevans4079 I take it you had a bad experience. That's how it is in the hood, not sure if having a bunch of Karen's living next to you is pleasant either. To each his own I guess.
@@truth4grace580 Yeah, if you sleep with dogs, you're gonna get fleas....Trash is trash, even if they cook tamales 24/7!
@@kendallevans4079 That could be considered racist, If you don't like it you don't have to be there. I have great memories growing up in a neighborhood like this one, and my grandfather lived in East Los Angeles. Your comment is way out of line.
@@truth4grace580 Racist? I have great memories of growing up in S. CA since 1957 also....E. LA was peaceful then. Don't give me a load of "woke" BS about Hispanic crime...I have to deal with it every "pinche" day!
God BLESS East Los Angeles the land of the Angelinos where the land is plentiful and the people are a blessing!
Haha good one
That's a walk down memory lane for me. Spent a lot of time in E LA during my college days. Thanks for the video.
Awesome and thank you ! At the beginning of the video you walked right past my grandmas house where my mother was raised back in the 50s , and I would go there as a kid in the 70s. Its the 2nd little house from the corner of Hicks and Michigan. On the corner, that building was a corner store owned by a Korean family where we would buy groceries and candy! Thanks for the cool video!
It looks like a quiet area. Many owners take pride in their homes. Made me wish we had ice cream trucks here.
I grow up as a kid in East l.A back in the day from 70,80.
Raised and loved here in Boyle heights
Damn that sucks
Man I miss LA! Thanks for the video.
Said nobody ever
@@Maaaattologyyyy haha. Ain’t all bad tho.
it looks here in the phillipines the difference is east la every houses has a car..while us only rich has a car..poor people like me riding a public vehicles
If they did that they might get stabbed or shot for not being in the right gang and theur public transit isn't good
“I was born in East LA.”
I've always wanted to live some were like this somthing different a new life as UK ENGLAND is a horrible place to live.... Love this the video what kind of camera are you using... Is it. Go pro or mobile phone kerp up the good work daz UK England 🙏🏽👌👌👌💯💯💯🇬🇧
Hi. This video clip i used Gopro 7 pro. Some clips i used my smartphone wide angle camera😉👍🛣
@@americawalk1154 thank you for that I use a apeman 4k on my push bike when I do my vids and my mobile when walking keep up the good videos 👍👍👍💯💯🇬🇧
Buen video gracias
What? Of a bad area
Muy tranquilo.cero pandillas.😃
Looks like a nice neighborhood with family that probably watches out for each and helps a neighbor just for the sake of helping. I bet if I would visit would be welcomed because a friendly hello and simple respect goes a long way this is how I was taught by my parents you treat everyone just like you would like to be treated.
Ha yeah right. Maybe help shoot you in the face for being in another gang
This place looks like a low end neighborhood and literal ghost town
You become a ghost there quick. Many areas they'll spray paint on a wall. R.I.P Casper or something
The sad part is they're fighting with gentrification in Boyle Heights East L.A. They're trying to make it like echo park, silver lake, Highland Park. Hipster.
Good will help stop crime
Why is that "sad"? Survival of the fittest...!
Hipsters are worse than murderers
Come to Lincoln heights
Looks like the scene in cheech and chongs next movie
Born and raised 💯 Whittier and Atlantic.
Sorry to hear that
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2:38 what you doing ????? Shit was weird
"I feel like we should go eat tacos now or something" - Chong
My grandparents own those house at 3:25
DIOS BENDIGA EL ESTE DE LOS ANGELES!!!!!
Por donde sera ahi ?
at the beginning of the video, at the end of that alley they smoked some foo couple yeats ago
15:34
Why that dude following her like that
Yea. Where?
Probably to mug or rape her. That's common there
Every house u see in this video is a Robert 2923 don't let the gates dogs a d driveway fool u.boylrheights city council
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You can tell it's a liberal neighborhood , parking in a no parking zone . Parking next to a stop sign , on and on . Looks like drug king pin lady Blanco's old neighborhood . No street walkers out yet . Go figure !
Hahaha
I’m
Oh sh*t
That's the city of Boyle Heights, not the city of East LA
She was at 1st street and Alma, that’s right where EastLA begins, just southeast of Evergreen cemetery.
It says east los Angeles neighborhood
@@Maaaattologyyyy Technically she’s like 50 yards into EastLA, some still consider it Boyle Heights.
look kinda 😫 bored
Disgusting
3:20 walking up on that woman like that will result in pain for you in certain places in LA.
Casas robadas 2023 negosios robadas in ela😂🥎