I was in the Air Force for 22 years... Absolutely NOTHING compares to driving down the parkway and coming through the Fort Pitt tunnel, after you have been away from your home and family for so long. Outstanding!
I went to college in Florida with quite a few people from Pittsburgh. Many Pitt folks in Florida, very down to earth people. I sold my late parents home to a lovely couple from Pittsburgh. I always wanted to go there because everyone I have ever met from there has been gracious & regular folk. Some say many with Season tickets to the Steelers also have season ticket to the symphony. That speaks volumes. God bless Pittsburgh, hope to visit some day soon.
I Loved the tribute. Pittsburgh is a very special city. It really warmed my heart to see this. I have so many great memories of my hometown. Thank you for posting the video. It was well done. There is so much in Pittsburgh, you can't show everything.
Moved away to Houston for a job I couldn't pass up almost 4 years ago and there isn't a day that goes by that I don't regret it. Pittsburgh is a very special place to call home.
I went to Pittsburgh on my 20th birthday and I like the people there. I'm a die hard Steeler fan since 2001. I'm a Pittsburgh fan, even though I live in Cleveland. Pittsburgh knows why its the most livable cities in the nation, the people are friendly, the food at restaurants are the best.
No other place represents all America has been, where it started, where it has come and where it it is going. Its people came from around the world to build this city and give it a character, a personality and humanity like no other. Pittsburgh's people are its life -- its ongoing life. Many of its people have now departed to all parts of the world again. They haven't left the city, its character or its values; they've taken it all with them to share. Pittsburgh is the center of the universe.
Loved this!! I also was born & raised there. Miss it very very much. The Burgh will always hold a special place in my heart. To move back there is my dream. Time will tell if that happens. Videos like this make a person realize there's no place like your real home..your roots! Thanks a bunch for putting this on. It really pulls on the heartstrings. Go Steelers!
I miss Pittsburgh so much....no where like it and it never leaves you!! Thanks for making this video for Pittsburgher's whose lives have taken them elsewhere even though they long to come back home.
I'm so thrilled that I'll now be able to visit Pittsburgh at least once a year. I just changed jobs from a seven day a week gig to one where I can make my own schedule. Thank you Lord. I'm already planning a trip to da Burgh next summer.
Very nice tribute.Thank you for taking the time to compile it. I can remember 1964 on the 4th of July I was on a barge off the point with my father preparing to help fire the fireworks show. It was my 1st show and I wasn't aloud to fire but I was cleaning the mortors as the casings would stay in the mortors and they had to be pulled out with a tool. Oh yea, I'm from Pittsburgh and working to get back after 32 years away. In the early through mid 70's we fired the show at Kennywood. GO STEELERS
I'm from Philadelphia and I mujst admit, I've fallen in love with Pittsburgh. We've made a couple of trips out to see the Phillies play and the people have always been super friendly, more so than I would think our people would be to you. Pittsburgh has small town charm and a big city atmosphere.
Born and raised on the Northside, those growing up years were the best! Too bad children and grandchildren will never experience the growing up times I enjoyed! Swimming at PV every summer, Annunciation Fairs, hanging out on the corner with friends, drive ins, ice balls, chocolate cokes, and so much more! Love you Pittsburgh, as they say in Florida you can take the girl out of Pittsburgh but you can't take this girl out of Northside! Accent and all!
What Great Membories of the City of Pittsburgh !!! I'm originally from Pittsburgh, but now live in Atlanta. and i'm always a 100% Pittsburgher. Go Steelers !!! Go Pirates !!! Go Penguins !!! Go Pitt !!!
I'm like you. I've lived in NYC and the NJ suburbs for almost 40 years. NYC is great, but there's no place like Pittsburgh, PA. 'Da Burgh will always be in my heart.
Thanks for posting. I live in Atlanta, GA and have not been back to the 'Burgh in quite a while! I do miss it dearly. I grew up in Brookline, in the South Hills area. My Mom is from Sewickley and my Dad is from Alliquippa. Let me include a tribute to the great August Wilson, who wrote "The Pittsburgh Cycle" and became a world renowned playwright. Also, Ahmad Jamal, one of my family members, who remains one of the foremost jazz pianists in the world. Also from Pittsburgh.
This is great,..I live here and it made me cry! And after reading all you guys who moved from the 'Burgh and still miss it,..I understand. My son says he wants to move down south,..he thinks any place else would be so much better. He'll see,..like I told him,..there's no place like Pittsburgh. No matter where you go in the US,..you can always find a Steeler's bar and fans,..that ought to tell you something right there.
I was born and raised in Harrisburg, Pa. My mother was born in Pittsburgh and my dad was born in Harrisburg but worked in the steel mill in Steelton, Pa. I am a steelers fan born and raised and when I got a bit older I started following the bucs and the Penguins. Only took me so long because I didn't like watching hockey when I Was younger. The guy I met that I love so much is from a Pittsburgh family haha it's perfect. Now were planning on moving out to Pitt. Even though I wasn't born there. .
I went to Oklahoma to live 8 months ago. Everyday I was gone Pittsburgh memories burned in my heart. I am not a sports fan. But I love so many other things about Pittsburgh that I will never leave home again. I am not sure what it is...maybe because I know where everything is at, maybe because I know you can always get a job or maybe it is the landscape. or maybe it is all of these things combined along with the people that makes Pittsburgh have evertyhing I want in a city.
All you have to do is check out other videos about Pittsburgh and read the comments. 99% of former Pittsburghers LOVE their city and for those of us who moved away for various reasons, many of us are just praying for the opportunity to move back.
It was on the verge of becoming another Detroit, but Pittsburgh is full of smart people, rich people, and determined people. The economic base was changed from mostly steel, to technology, research, finance, health care, education and some steel & other industry. The people loved their city so much that they REFUSED to let it fail. Add to that the deep pocketed wealthy class, Mellon, Scaif, Heinz, Carnegies, et al who sustained the city through the bad times.
What an awesome video! Thanks for taking the time to put it up! Pittsburgh is a great city and family roots run deep. Good families, or bad, the memories of growing up there with the roots, never leave. I miss home everyday! Pittsburgh and her people are thee greatest on earth! left to find fame and fortune in comedy, but your right... Pgh, never ever left me! One of these days.... I'm comin home! GO STEELERS! bag lady sue
Thank you! I have lived in the state of CA for the past 12 years and nothing compares to "the Burgh". I don't get the opportunity to come back as often as I'd like and this video hit the spot. As a matter of fact, it made me cry. I miss Kennywood, Primanti Bros, and pierogies! Thank you so much for this video.........from a proud and native Pittsburgher!
I have been so homesick lately! Its been 12 yrs since I have been back home. I miss it so much! Some people don't get how home sick my family and I get, feels like Im living in a foreign country sometimes. :(
I've lived in Md for 26 yrs...you know the story, 1983 and I had to feed my family. Even to this day when someone asks me where I'm from I don't say Maryland, I proudly tell them I'm from Pittsburgh, Pa!
624ossicheronee If you knew the whole story, you'd understand. It involved an ex-wife, her lying sack of manure mother, that mother's con artist boyfriend, an ungrateful ex brother-in-law, and not being able to see my grandfather for what was his last Christmas. The one good thing to come out of it was a good friendship with my former father-in-law. He and my former sister-in-law warned me about my now ex-wife, and after I met the right woman who I am happily married to today, my former father-in-law made a special trip to visit me and congratulate me.
Yup I'm definetly homesick. Moved to AL 3 years ago. Not exactly from Pittsburgh but close enough, Washington area. Been to Pittsburgh many times and still makes me sad. I wanna come home
nice video...i live an hour north of pittsburgh but visit quite often. people will never understand how great of a city it is unless they actually visit pitt.
I love the little town i live in wich was included in this video little tahn of Bthel Park....ah good ol bethel...10 miles sath of the Burgh....little bit of pittsburghese for yinz...
omg I cried at the end. I don't even like that kind of music but it was a good choice for this video I must admit. thank you ! I've been gone longer than I was there :( but you are right, it is still IN me.
Pittsburgh had many of the same problems as Cleveland and Detroit and still has its problems. But the civic leaders, business leaders and other entities in Pittsburgh decided to cooperate and do whatever was necessary to get the city back on track. They are obviously very smart with a lot of business savvy.
Pittsburgh is my hometown, too! I like the video and the song being sung, but who sings it?. I tried "Googling" it but could not find the same song lyrics. Does anyone here know? Thanks! :-)
born and raised there...left after high school for the military and college....don't live there anymore....but never ashamed to say I'm originally from there.
If you're from Pittsburgh, then you'd be able to tell me what you'd here walking down the Roberto Clemente bridge after a pirate game. Also, what is our river fleet called?
As of October 2009, the unemployment rate in the Pittsburgh MSA has been below the national rate since December 2006. That's 35 straight months. In September it crept up to 8.1%, but by October the national rate had passed 10%. Furthermore, the University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie-Mellon University collaborated on a job fair in May, in which close to 25,000 local jobs had openings. By the way, the steel mills all shut down in the 1980's. It's damn near 2010 now. Get with the times.
Grew up in Mckees Rocks and have lived in San Diego for the past 15 years. Yes California has beautiful weather, beautiful girls, the beaches, Disney and the list goes on and on, but....... It isn't Pittsburgh. They don't have great food here, they don't have the culture that I miss, they don't have the history and they don't have the will that Pittsburghers have. I miss Pittsburgh like you can't even imagine. Screw it, I am coming back. Yinz get ready.
That is absolutely beautiful and the ending is true. I once left the 'burgh for four years and couldn't wait to get back home. The 'burgh never does leave you even if you leave it.
My brother lives in Windsor Locks, Connecticut(???) They have a Pittsburgh club there to watch the Steelers, Pirates, and Pens. Didn't see New York, L.A. or Dallas club anywhere. Pittsburgh rules.
That was so well said. I've been away almost twice as long as I lived in Pittsburgh, but my roots are so deep there and I love my city so much that only now am I beginning to actually feel like I've lived most of my life elsewhere.
1. Pass interference. 2. The ball passed the goal line. 3. The guy's arm was around Haggan's neck and he timed the snap perfectly 4. Yeah that was a bad call but it really wouldn't have mattered. It's pretty easy to see the jealousy here, so nevermind.
Loved my childhood in Pittsburgh. The city and its suburbs have changed for so much the worse. The people who have relocated to, the focus on so many liberal businesses/institutions has destroyed much of what this video portrays. Nice video though if you are living in nostalgia.
I was born and raised in Penn Hills, Pa. and still live here to this day; Alot has changed ,but yes life goes on yet the spirit of the city is in your heart and in ur soul and no matter where your life takes you, you will always be a Pittsburgher. As for me I will die here and my body will sit ontop of a hill in Penn Hills overlooking the Allegheny where I will always be able to see my Pittsburgh.
Nice video, but I don't remember any of my working class friends ever listening to a country-western record unless it was done undercover. We were heavily involved in rhythm and blues, and I'm talking about the late fifties and early sixties, and I mean second and third generation ethnics of all stripes whose fathers and grandfathers worked in the steel mils. Nevertheless, the message conveyed by this brief video does capture the spirit of Pittsburgh and its environs.
C'mon... no Pens? WTF? No Mario? Good video, but where is West Mifflin? The Mexican War Streets? Yinz ain't got no one liftin' an Iron an' that? Yinz jaggin' me from Fox Chapel.... but hey, good video.
Oh yes and the by the way not all people from Pittsburgh worked in the steel mill, but you will do your best to portray that!!...and yes I watched it twice, No reference whatsoever to the Penguins or Hornets!!!..If i were you I would do my homework before posting!!
Just awesome...no place like home.
I was in the Air Force for 22 years... Absolutely NOTHING compares to driving down the parkway and coming through the Fort Pitt tunnel, after you have been away from your home and family for so long. Outstanding!
I grew up on Ossipee St. We moved when I was 7yrs old. It has changed so much.
was born and raised in the steel city... in the usaf now and missin al dem yinzers back home!!!
Wow! an amazing tribute to my beloved hometown.
Luvvvvvv this song!!
Proud to be from Pittsburgh. It truely is "some place special"
I went to college in Florida with quite a few people from Pittsburgh. Many Pitt folks in Florida, very down to earth people. I sold my late parents home to a lovely couple from Pittsburgh. I always wanted to go there because everyone I have ever met from there has been gracious & regular folk. Some say many with Season tickets to the Steelers also have season ticket to the symphony. That speaks volumes. God bless Pittsburgh, hope to visit some day soon.
I Loved the tribute. Pittsburgh is a very special city. It really warmed my heart to see this. I have so many great memories of my hometown. Thank you for posting the video. It was well done. There is so much in Pittsburgh, you can't show everything.
Moved away to Houston for a job I couldn't pass up almost 4 years ago and there isn't a day that goes by that I don't regret it. Pittsburgh is a very special place to call home.
One of the BEST Pittsburgh Videos !
Grew up a steelers fan and finally got to visit the city this year and gotta say it was even better than i expected. I love that city!
BORN AND RAISED IN THE BURGH. I'VE BEEN GONE A LONGTIME. IT WILL ALWAYS BE HOME.
thanks, esp the heroes section! Love you Mr. Rogers and Art Rooney!
makes me wanna cry...so many memories :(
i love this city. i wouldnt want to livve anywhere else
I went to Pittsburgh on my 20th birthday and I like the people there. I'm a die hard Steeler fan since 2001. I'm a Pittsburgh fan, even though I live in Cleveland. Pittsburgh knows why its the most livable cities in the nation, the people are friendly, the food at restaurants are the best.
No other place represents all America has been, where it started, where it has come and where it it is going. Its people came from around the world to build this city and give it a character, a personality and humanity like no other. Pittsburgh's people are its life -- its ongoing life.
Many of its people have now departed to all parts of the world again. They haven't left the city, its character or its values; they've taken it all with them to share.
Pittsburgh is the center of the universe.
Loved this!! I also was born & raised there. Miss it very very much. The Burgh will always hold a special place in my heart. To move back there is my dream. Time will tell if that happens. Videos like this make a person realize there's no place like your real home..your roots! Thanks a bunch for putting this on. It really pulls on the heartstrings.
Go Steelers!
I miss Pittsburgh so much....no where like it and it never leaves you!!
Thanks for making this video for Pittsburgher's whose lives have taken them elsewhere even though they long to come back home.
I'm so thrilled that I'll now be able to visit Pittsburgh at least once a year. I just changed jobs from a seven day a week gig to one where I can make my own schedule. Thank you Lord. I'm already planning a trip to da Burgh next summer.
Loved it. I live in New Mexico now. haven't been home in a while. I feel I have just a little now.
Very nice tribute.Thank you for taking the time to compile it. I can remember 1964 on the 4th of July I was on a barge off the point with my father preparing to help fire the fireworks show. It was my 1st show and I wasn't aloud to fire but I was cleaning the mortors as the casings would stay in the mortors and they had to be pulled out with a tool. Oh yea, I'm from Pittsburgh and working to get back after 32 years away. In the early through mid 70's we fired the show at Kennywood. GO STEELERS
I'm from Philadelphia and I mujst admit, I've fallen in love with Pittsburgh. We've made a couple of trips out to see the Phillies play and the people have always been super friendly, more so than I would think our people would be to you. Pittsburgh has small town charm and a big city atmosphere.
Nice video.I visited Pittsburgh in 2007.Pittsburgh is one of the greatest american citys.I like Pittsburgh very much.
Greatings from Berlin,Germany
I love you too....!
Ahhh..this place is really home.
Thank you.
Born and raised on the Northside, those growing up years were the best! Too bad children and grandchildren will never experience the growing up times I enjoyed! Swimming at PV every summer, Annunciation Fairs, hanging out on the corner with friends, drive ins, ice balls, chocolate cokes, and so much more! Love you Pittsburgh, as they say in Florida you can take the girl out of Pittsburgh but you can't take this girl out of Northside! Accent and all!
What Great Membories of the City of Pittsburgh !!! I'm originally from Pittsburgh, but now live in Atlanta. and i'm always a 100% Pittsburgher. Go Steelers !!! Go Pirates !!! Go Penguins !!! Go Pitt !!!
i loved it ! . pittsburgh is such a great city . we try to make it out there once a year to see the steelers play. ...5 stars !!
I'm like you. I've lived in NYC and the NJ suburbs for almost 40 years. NYC is great, but there's no place like Pittsburgh, PA. 'Da Burgh will always be in my heart.
Thanks for posting. I live in Atlanta, GA and have not been back to the 'Burgh in quite a while! I do miss it dearly. I grew up in Brookline, in the South Hills area. My Mom is from Sewickley and my Dad is from Alliquippa. Let me include a tribute to the great August Wilson, who wrote "The Pittsburgh Cycle" and became a world renowned playwright. Also, Ahmad Jamal, one of my family members, who remains one of the foremost jazz pianists in the world. Also from Pittsburgh.
This is great,..I live here and it made me cry! And after reading all you guys who moved from the 'Burgh and still miss it,..I understand. My son says he wants to move down south,..he thinks any place else would be so much better. He'll see,..like I told him,..there's no place like Pittsburgh. No matter where you go in the US,..you can always find a Steeler's bar and fans,..that ought to tell you something right there.
Thank you for serving. I'll keep you in my prayers.
I was born and raised in Harrisburg, Pa. My mother was born in Pittsburgh and my dad was born in Harrisburg but worked in the steel mill in Steelton, Pa. I am a steelers fan born and raised and when I got a bit older I started following the bucs and the Penguins. Only took me so long because I didn't like watching hockey when I Was younger. The guy I met that I love so much is from a Pittsburgh family haha it's perfect. Now were planning on moving out to Pitt. Even though I wasn't born there. .
I went to Oklahoma to live 8 months ago. Everyday I was gone Pittsburgh memories burned in my heart. I am not a sports fan. But I love so many other things about Pittsburgh that I will never leave home again. I am not sure what it is...maybe because I know where everything is at, maybe because I know you can always get a job or maybe it is the landscape. or maybe it is all of these things combined along with the people that makes Pittsburgh have evertyhing I want in a city.
i live in stavanger, norway, but grew up in pittsburgh. i miss home!! :'(
All you have to do is check out other videos about Pittsburgh and read the comments. 99% of former Pittsburghers LOVE their city and for those of us who moved away for various reasons, many of us are just praying for the opportunity to move back.
one thing I've noticed with this city is the fact that," she finds you! ".and once she has you, she'll never let you go.
It was on the verge of becoming another Detroit, but Pittsburgh is full of smart people, rich people, and determined people. The economic base was changed from mostly steel, to technology, research, finance, health care, education and some steel & other industry. The people loved their city so much that they REFUSED to let it fail. Add to that the deep pocketed wealthy class, Mellon, Scaif, Heinz, Carnegies, et al who sustained the city through the bad times.
What an awesome video! Thanks for taking the time to put it up! Pittsburgh is a great city and family roots run deep. Good families, or bad, the memories of growing up there with the roots, never leave.
I miss home everyday! Pittsburgh and her people are thee greatest on earth! left to find fame and fortune in comedy, but your right... Pgh, never ever left me!
One of these days.... I'm comin home!
GO STEELERS!
bag lady sue
Thank you! I have lived in the state of CA for the past 12 years and nothing compares to "the Burgh". I don't get the opportunity to come back as often as I'd like and this video hit the spot. As a matter of fact, it made me cry. I miss Kennywood, Primanti Bros, and pierogies! Thank you so much for this video.........from a proud and native Pittsburgher!
I have been so homesick lately! Its been 12 yrs since I have been back home. I miss it so
much! Some people don't get how home sick my family and I get, feels like Im living in a foreign country sometimes. :(
I've lived in Md for 26 yrs...you know the story, 1983 and I had to feed my family. Even to this day when someone asks me where I'm from I don't say Maryland, I proudly tell them I'm from Pittsburgh, Pa!
The Burgh will always be home...no matter where I live. A Yinzer 4ever!
I've been to that city once. ONCE was one time too many!
You're right...you should never have come and you won't be missed!!!
624ossicheronee If you knew the whole story, you'd understand. It involved an ex-wife, her lying sack of manure mother, that mother's con artist boyfriend, an ungrateful ex brother-in-law, and not being able to see my grandfather for what was his last Christmas.
The one good thing to come out of it was a good friendship with my former father-in-law. He and my former sister-in-law warned me about my now ex-wife, and after I met the right woman who I am happily married to today, my former father-in-law made a special trip to visit me and congratulate me.
Lived in Pittsburgh my whole life, never found anything too special about it
Try leaving
@@bande0219 yea I'm 2,500 miles away now in Tacoma, WA and miss it 🤣
Thankyou! that was wonderful.
I am a steel city girl to the core.
this made me cry
Yup I'm definetly homesick. Moved to AL 3 years ago. Not exactly from Pittsburgh but close enough, Washington area. Been to Pittsburgh many times and still makes me sad. I wanna come home
I go to college in cleveland and im coming home saturday. i can not wait. Thank you so much for making this video
nice video...i live an hour north of pittsburgh but visit quite often. people will never understand how great of a city it is unless they actually visit pitt.
I love the little town i live in wich was included in this video little tahn of Bthel Park....ah good ol bethel...10 miles sath of the Burgh....little bit of pittsburghese for yinz...
omg I cried at the end. I don't even like that kind of music but it was a good choice for this video I must admit. thank you ! I've been gone longer than I was there :( but you are right, it is still IN me.
I'm a transplant and I love Pittsburgh.
wow 10 years !
Very uplifting video. Thanks for posting. {Buzz Killer}
Very nice video
I love this video... What is the name of that song though?
I want to move to Pittsburgh,trying to find as much as possible information. good video ,you can see that the author loves his city
Bethel Park is a South Hills suburb in the county, not in the city! It is a borough!
Pittsburgh had many of the same problems as Cleveland and Detroit and still has its problems. But the civic leaders, business leaders and other entities in Pittsburgh decided to cooperate and do whatever was necessary to get the city back on track. They are obviously very smart with a lot of business savvy.
Pittsburgh is my hometown, too! I like the video and the song being sung, but who sings it?. I tried "Googling" it but could not find the same song lyrics. Does anyone here know? Thanks! :-)
beautiful vid.
born and raised there...left after high school for the military and college....don't live there anymore....but never ashamed to say I'm originally from there.
@ 1:20 I was there that they when they imploded Three Rivers Stadium! I was looking from Ft. Duquesne Blvd.
ok ok now im home sick.i live in louisiana now but my family and i are from mt washington.i miss the food lol.and kennywood park.
If you're from Pittsburgh, then you'd be able to tell me what you'd here walking down the Roberto Clemente bridge after a pirate game. Also, what is our river fleet called?
As of October 2009, the unemployment rate in the Pittsburgh MSA has been below the national rate since December 2006. That's 35 straight months. In September it crept up to 8.1%, but by October the national rate had passed 10%. Furthermore, the University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie-Mellon University collaborated on a job fair in May, in which close to 25,000 local jobs had openings. By the way, the steel mills all shut down in the 1980's. It's damn near 2010 now. Get with the times.
@pgholdie i think because of the lyrics. he says its a tribute vid for those who are from here but moved away and miss home. : )
@SquireBob2764
Bethel Park's outside of pittsburgh. its a suburb south of the city
Grew up in Mckees Rocks and have lived in San Diego for the past 15 years. Yes California has beautiful weather, beautiful girls, the beaches, Disney and the list goes on and on, but....... It isn't Pittsburgh. They don't have great food here, they don't have the culture that I miss, they don't have the history and they don't have the will that Pittsburghers have. I miss Pittsburgh like you can't even imagine. Screw it, I am coming back. Yinz get ready.
Excellent!!! :-D
Pay no attention to the haters... they are probably from Cleveland LOL!
THATS ALONG WAY FROM HOME
I like Luke! And I live in the CITY!
You have captured everything PITTSBURGH well done my friend! I miss her so much.
Whos sings this. It feels like Toby, but i know its not. Help me out yinzers.
That is absolutely beautiful and the ending is true. I once left the 'burgh for four years and couldn't wait to get back home. The 'burgh never does leave you even if you leave it.
Best skyline between Chicago and NYC , how come it has not had the same decaying problems of Ohio cities like Cleveland or Detroit!!
Ok man think what you want, I can't change your mind.
@MISTERDOCPEPPER I know, I live there
...also Erroll Garner and Earl "Fatha" Hines.
Who is the band in the video?
How could anyone forget the Pens, Civic Arena and Mario Lemuix in a tribute to Pittsburgh? Must not really be from the city.
tell me the exact name of the song,I want to find
My brother lives in Windsor Locks, Connecticut(???) They have a Pittsburgh club there to watch the Steelers, Pirates, and Pens. Didn't see New York, L.A. or Dallas club anywhere. Pittsburgh rules.
Every city ive been to has a pgh bar from l.a. to fla
Pittsburgh is the center of the universe. STEEL CITY ROCKS! {Buzz Killer}
PITTSBURGH IS HOME!
That was so well said. I've been away almost twice as long as I lived in Pittsburgh, but my roots are so deep there and I love my city so much that only now am I beginning to actually feel like I've lived most of my life elsewhere.
1. Pass interference.
2. The ball passed the goal line.
3. The guy's arm was around Haggan's neck and he timed the snap perfectly
4. Yeah that was a bad call but it really wouldn't have mattered.
It's pretty easy to see the jealousy here, so nevermind.
Loved my childhood in Pittsburgh. The city and its suburbs have changed for so much the worse. The people who have relocated to, the focus on so many liberal businesses/institutions has destroyed much of what this video portrays. Nice video though if you are living in nostalgia.
Bethel Park? I dont think thats a neighborhood of Pittsburgh, but other than that, this is a really good video
I was born and raised in Penn Hills, Pa. and still live here to this day; Alot has changed ,but yes life goes on yet the spirit of the city is in your heart and in ur soul and no matter where your life takes you, you will always be a Pittsburgher. As for me I will die here and my body will sit ontop of a hill in Penn Hills overlooking the Allegheny where I will always be able to see my Pittsburgh.
and bethel isn't IN the city it's 20 miles south of the Burgh
Nice video, but I don't remember any of my working class friends ever listening to a country-western record unless it was done undercover. We were heavily involved in rhythm and blues, and I'm talking about the late fifties and early sixties, and I mean second and third generation ethnics of all stripes whose fathers and grandfathers worked in the steel mils. Nevertheless, the message conveyed by this brief video does capture the spirit of Pittsburgh and its environs.
How was the Superbowl a joke?
C'mon... no Pens? WTF? No Mario? Good video, but where is West Mifflin? The Mexican War Streets? Yinz ain't got no one liftin' an Iron an' that? Yinz jaggin' me from Fox Chapel.... but hey, good video.
Oh yes and the by the way not all people from Pittsburgh worked in the steel mill, but you will do your best to portray that!!...and yes I watched it twice, No reference whatsoever to the Penguins or Hornets!!!..If i were you I would do my homework before posting!!
Haha pissed off Seattle dude. C'mon man it was like 4 years ago let it go already.
RIght, ok then... if you wanna talk just let me know how the Superbowl was supposedly unfair.