I grew up just outside The Bronx. You never , ever went to the South Bronx in the 70's. Years ago, it was a dangerous place. It has definitely improved. Thanks for the video.
There was a boxing gym named Jerome Gym somewhere in The South Bronx and I used to go to spar there in early 1980's. I was living upstate at the time then moved to East Brooklyn. I kind of liked the atmosphere of NY in those days. I originally came from a real slum in 1960's Japan. It was like Five Points NY in late 1800's. The Bronx used to be real nice in old days I heard. I mean like decades or 100 years ago. Check this out, this was in 60's. Imagine how it was like in 40's right after WW2. This whole city is like a Disneyland today. I don't mean to insult you or challenge you or anything like that, but I honestly felt real comfortable in NY back in 70's and 80's. To me it was like Disneyland. Everything was new to me. I sensed where not to go near and everything was alright. People were by far nicer back then than today. ua-cam.com/video/cHry5vBkHs4/v-deo.html
I grew up in the South Bronx in the 70 & 80's Never had any problems because I know everyone, the good guys & bad guys. When the gang members saw me talking to my mom, they asked who is that, I told them that's my mom. They told me now I know who she is, and we will look out for her!!
@@raymondrocco8607 you sound silly, you speghetti d!Kk greese ball, Blacks run NY, always have, always will, ain’t not section of NY Blacks can’t go, The Blackman is God in New York City, you emigrants shine shoes and stay out the way of the only real true American, the Blackman✊🏿 RIP OJ Simpson 🔪🔪🫵🏿
I will never have an opportunity to see this in my lifetime, thanks for posting. It's quite interesting, I enjoy seeing the businesses and the people. Seeing how other communities live and thrive is terrific.
this video brought tears to my eyes cause former than 15 years I walk all those areas working as a volunteer in 5 different churches giving out pantry. I no longer do it cause now Im disable 2 knees replacements and no longer live in the bronx I live in New Jersey .thank you so much GBYSM BE SAFE .
I found it very relaxing watching this. I visited NY for 10 days 2005 Manhattan and Brooklyn. I really enjoyd it, I felt at home. I feel the same way when follow you around. Many Thank's
35:02 to the left is where my great grandma used to live . We used to hang out there all the time as a little kid. I used to live on 156th and St Anns. Good times. It changed ALOT!!! I’m good in Florida now lol. I’ll go back to visit but that’s it
I'm from Manchester England and I've been in to hip hop since 1982. I'm 52 and respect this place although I've never been. The home of hip hop!! A great video and very, very interesting to me as I'm aware of the great MC'S that originated!! My total and utter respect 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
I guarantee most of these people here now has no idea this is the Birthplace of Hip Hop. I’m from Baltimore and grew up during the golden era of Hip Hop the Powers that be destroyed a beautiful Art
I'm 72 years old. I was born and raised in the South Bronx in the 50s and 60s. I lived on Alexander Avenue in the late 80s. It was rough! It looks as if nothing much has changed.
My father grew up on 134th street and Willis Ave in the 50's and 60's. He never stopped talking about it. How great it was. He would be 85 but he passed. It was very territorial back then. The Italians and Irish would square off with the Puerto Ricans. Real West Side Story shit. Lol
@robertpetzold1620 I'm glad I grew up there, but the last time I was there, I realized that it wasn't my home any more. I felt like a stranger in a strange land, and I don't think that any place will ever feel like home again.
@@katsujinkin60 yes. I spent my childhood visiting my grandparents when they moved up to 198th street and Valentine Ave in the 60s. They moved out in 1980 up to Yonkers. The area was changing and not for the better. I had some great childhood memories up in the Bronx back then.
I lived in South Bronx for about a year, about 10 years ago. I lived on Prospect and Freeman, and I’m pretty sure I was the only white person within a 20 mile radius. 😂 everybody spoke Spanish, with the exception of a few places being bilingual, or speaking English, usually at the bodegas on the street corners. With that being said, a lot of people told me that it was a dirty part of town, that it was ghetto, and dangerous… But I never had any problems there with people, I was never harassed or anything like that. Not only that, but they have the best Dominican food out there… King grill on East 169th is amazing to this day. I went out there just to get some chicken, rice and beans when I visited last fall. Still taste the same as it always has, and great bang for your buck. Everybody that lived on my block knew each other, and everyone was so nice. Treated each other like family. I enjoyed living out there, truly… It reminds me to be humble, and always treat people well, regardless of anything. We’re all just trying to get by in this world. Thanks for the upload!
Thank you for this. I was born & raised in the BX in 1964. 163rd & Kelly St, then lived in 4 other parts of the BX until I settled in NJ. People are just trying to survive. Crime is happening everywhere & frankly I get tired of ppl sh_&+ing on my home boro.
Good for you .. I live in this area .. and there’s a bunch of angry ghetto uneducated frustrated black and Hispanic people live over here by freeman and Bristol .. and they harass me all the time .. I wish I could move .. hopefully soon one day 🥰
@@SexyBeautifulBabe sorry you’re getting harassed, but what does one group of people have to do with the whole neighborhood? Carry mace and a taser and go about your life.
@@SexyBeautifulBabeSounds like ya may have a tinge of racism, don’t go to New York if you don’t respect the culture. Seems like the original poster Does & New Yorkers can feel that
Julien,I always love how u take us to places we don't get to see,the different ways of going about on a daily basis,job well done,am looking forward to many more walk abouts .
Jesus is the only way to healing, restoration and salvation to all souls. Please turn to him and he will change your life, depression into delight, soul heading from hell to heaven all because of what he did on the cross “Whoever calls upon the name of the Lord shall be saved” Romans 10:13
You know Julien I am from Lansing Michigan, and your daily walks through New York is so relaxing, because it is realty what is going on in this country.
@@legendarygreatness1 I graduated from Eastern High School in 1979, my younger brother graduated from Eastern High School in 1983. and my daughter graduated from Eastern High School in 1998.
I'm from Harlem but my father lived in this neighborhood all through the 80s and early 90s the demographics have changed a lot back in those days it was ninety-nine percent Puerto Ricans and African-Americans. lots of central Americans there now
First time here. I just came across your site. Wow! can't wait to watch your other vids. I'm planning on one more visit to NYC. Your vids will be a big help; thanks.
I grew up on 229 Brown Place by the Pare De Sufrir (what used to be the Puerto Rico theater) in the 1960's. Grand Master Flash lived in the Building behind me. I graduated from I.S. 139 Burger Junior High in 1974 then moved to South Carolina. It was rough growing up there and glad I left.
@@duckmercy11 Warning people about the overrepresentation of a certain group in many categories of violent crime is not "hate," it's reality, and a nice thing to do.
Lived on Jackson Ave..Use to walk all these streets in my teens.. DAM.. I DONT RECOGNIZE ANY STREET..MELROSE PROJECTS, PATTERSON, EL TRAIN ON 3RD AVE...OMG. 1952 FIRST MOVED THERE...MORRIS HIGH....I LOVED IT THEN
@@thisisobviouslynotmyrealname Because brains developed image stabilization millions of years before cameras did, for one thing, and the eyes bounce and tilt a little less than a camera, for another. Together they result in a huge difference in framing stability.
@@travellmcintosh That may have been true 45 years ago, but it is certainly not the case today. The South Bronx has evolved into another gentrified neighborhood in NYC, much like Harlem.
My mans getting cold crazy stares from the residents up and down the blocks 🤣 could of swore some Paisas was cursing him in spanish too a few times 😂. Dope video of walking through the Bronx though !
Wow this really is New York, I plan to visit there sometime in the spring of 2026, next year I'm going to be in Texas, will be back here to give an update.
I use to walk around those blocks. You did a big circle. I use to work at mikes barber shop between st anns n brook rest in peace to that man. And I still see flow the barber is cutting in the same spot the guy at the end of the video with a white tank top and black hat shit didn’t change one bit lol love is love like the video
Jesus is the only way to healing, restoration and salvation to all souls. Please turn to him and he will change your life, depression into delight, soul heading from hell to heaven all because of what he did on the cross “Whoever calls upon the name of the Lord shall be saved” Romans 10:13
@@HaroutBlack Knock, knock Who's there" Jesus; let me in, I'm here to save you Save me from what? From what I'm going to do to you if you don't let me in.
I grew up in the Mitchell Houses on a E.137st and Alexander Ave. I remember the boot blacks or shoe polish booth that was on E. 138th St. And Brook Ave before the bike racks were there. And the Valencia bakery is still there. It has to be there over 50 years. And that house of worship on E. 138th St. and Brown Pl. used to be the Puerto Rican Theater.
I ❤ all parts of NY just make you feel soooo alive. It’s just something about it I can’t explain 😊 I would ❤to live in one of those brownstones, so beautiful ❤
Being a guy living in the south it's intersting to see so many streets with cars parked right next to other cars that are already parked lol because the car parked next to it is basically blocking the street. I've never seen that before. It will get you towed or get you a ticket around here in Florida
@@andreyhtsWe've seen the videos of Russia ok? Looks like a muddy landfill! Mfs freezing, starving orphans everywhere, living in shacks, everyone has preventable diseases! Get real worry about homeland comrade!
I lived in the South Bronx in 1986 for a year and I can assure you this is a vast improvement compared to then. Back then it was a dangerous wasteland. I would not have gone to live there only North Harlam was too expensive. Lovely to see a vibrant community.
Jesus is the only way to healing, restoration and salvation to all souls. Please turn to him and he will change your life, depression into delight, soul heading from hell to heaven all because of what he did on the cross “Whoever calls upon the name of the Lord shall be saved” Romans 10:13
Wow I use to live In Millbrook projects .. St Ann’s Avenue . 1974-2017. I don’t miss it tho. The blocks you went through I always walked through to go shopping lol. I kept your video for memories . Thanks 😊
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I grew up just outside The Bronx. You never , ever went to the South Bronx in the 70's. Years ago, it was a dangerous place. It has definitely improved. Thanks for the video.
There was a boxing gym named Jerome Gym somewhere in The South Bronx and I used to go to spar there in early 1980's. I was living upstate at the time then moved to East Brooklyn. I kind of liked the atmosphere of NY in those days. I originally came from a real slum in 1960's Japan. It was like Five Points NY in late 1800's. The Bronx used to be real nice in old days I heard. I mean like decades or 100 years ago. Check this out, this was in 60's. Imagine how it was like in 40's right after WW2. This whole city is like a Disneyland today. I don't mean to insult you or challenge you or anything like that, but I honestly felt real comfortable in NY back in 70's and 80's. To me it was like Disneyland. Everything was new to me. I sensed where not to go near and everything was alright. People were by far nicer back then than today. ua-cam.com/video/cHry5vBkHs4/v-deo.html
True ! South Bronx 1973....No go area, South Bronx 2023, safe, at least in the day time
I grew up in the South Bronx in the 70 & 80's Never had any problems because I know everyone, the good guys & bad guys. When the gang members saw me talking to my mom, they asked who is that, I told them that's my mom. They told me now I know who she is, and we will look out for her!!
@@timmercer6674🧢🧢🧢you sound like Stephen A Smith lying ass
@@raymondrocco8607 you sound silly, you speghetti d!Kk greese ball, Blacks run NY, always have, always will, ain’t not section of NY Blacks can’t go, The Blackman is God in New York City, you emigrants shine shoes and stay out the way of the only real true American, the Blackman✊🏿
RIP OJ Simpson 🔪🔪🫵🏿
The camera quality and stabilizing make this video relaxing to watch
I will never have an opportunity to see this in my lifetime, thanks for posting. It's quite interesting, I enjoy seeing the businesses and the people. Seeing how other communities live and thrive is terrific.
Need to visit my hood
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I've always had a fascination and admiration for these locations in the US. I can't explain it but you feel alive.
you do even with gentrification on the rise some people just wanna live life
Come visit then, SBX NYC!
Someone fix that fire hydrant.
this video brought tears to my eyes cause former than 15 years I walk all those areas working as a volunteer in 5 different churches giving out pantry. I no longer do it cause now Im disable 2 knees replacements and no longer live in the bronx I live in New Jersey .thank you so much GBYSM BE SAFE .
People can always make life better for all just being nice to each other
I found it very relaxing watching this. I visited NY for 10 days 2005 Manhattan and Brooklyn. I really enjoyd it, I felt at home. I feel the same way when follow you around. Many Thank's
Kudos to the young lady with the dog. She held onto her trash until she reached a trash can. That's how you keep your community clean.
Minus the fact she had her dog off-leash, which is probably against the city ordinances/could cause an issue
@@austin7you see that ass
35:02 to the left is where my great grandma used to live . We used to hang out there all the time as a little kid. I used to live on 156th and St Anns. Good times. It changed ALOT!!! I’m good in Florida now lol. I’ll go back to visit but that’s it
I remember walking on that block at 2:44 with my dirty laundry... mad long walk!!!!
Gotta love the guys at 14:19 playing biggie looks chill af haha
Like a scene from the 90s lol
That's the new york I know
Yeah, it's be really great living above them.... 😐
South BX native here and new to your channel, thanks for the stroll and please keep em coming.
Great walks, flying out next week for our 6th visit, love NYC, its my happy place, you have given me some new ideas for places to visit, thanks!
Thank You !
Enjoy your trip 😉
Bro don't go over there
Looks like a bunch of homeless people, sidewalk sellers & people with to much time on their hands in this video.
@@EDmazeing10Some places don't even have pavement for sidewalks. Go to Russia if you don't like it here!
@@patjenkins1308 Hush, puppy.
Classic video tour of the streets of South Bronx, looking good in 2023 !
It’s actually insane to me how diverse New York City can be
Only Dominicans and blacks, not much diverse
@@australianpainter42069lol nice try, 30% of new york city is white (which is the main demographic) with the second being hispanics
@@australianpainter42069
We know what he really means
@@australianpainter42069thats not true
I have seen so many latinos until now 😂.
Family used to visit here every summer and have great meals. Thank you for the walk!
I'm from Manchester England and I've been in to hip hop since 1982. I'm 52 and respect this place although I've never been. The home of hip hop!! A great video and very, very interesting to me as I'm aware of the great MC'S that originated!! My total and utter respect 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Im from london. And id love to go live there man.
Do you not think that this looks just like northern quarter and Ancoats? Looks a bit like Great Ancoats Street
@@markywillsmusicI thought that too. Like near cutting room square
The birthplace of hip hop
I guarantee most of these people here now has no idea this is the Birthplace of Hip Hop. I’m from Baltimore and grew up during the golden era of Hip Hop the Powers that be destroyed a beautiful Art
❤ the birthplace of hip hop ❤❤❤
Nothing stays the same. The only constant thing in life is CHANGE.
The bronx aint overrun by the rich and their children... not yet.
thats some Heraclitus vibe there
@@thisisobviouslynotmyrealname Hahaha, thanks.
I'm 72 years old. I was born and raised in the South Bronx in the 50s and 60s. I lived on Alexander Avenue in the late 80s. It was rough! It looks as if nothing much has changed.
My father grew up on 134th street and Willis Ave in the 50's and 60's. He never stopped talking about it. How great it was. He would be 85 but he passed. It was very territorial back then. The Italians and Irish would square off with the Puerto Ricans. Real West Side Story shit. Lol
@robertpetzold1620 I'm glad I grew up there, but the last time I was there, I realized that it wasn't my home any more. I felt like a stranger in a strange land, and I don't think that any place will ever feel like home again.
@@katsujinkin60 yes. I spent my childhood visiting my grandparents when they moved up to 198th street and Valentine Ave in the 60s. They moved out in 1980 up to Yonkers. The area was changing and not for the better. I had some great childhood memories up in the Bronx back then.
I lived in South Bronx for about a year, about 10 years ago. I lived on Prospect and Freeman, and I’m pretty sure I was the only white person within a 20 mile radius. 😂 everybody spoke Spanish, with the exception of a few places being bilingual, or speaking English, usually at the bodegas on the street corners. With that being said, a lot of people told me that it was a dirty part of town, that it was ghetto, and dangerous… But I never had any problems there with people, I was never harassed or anything like that. Not only that, but they have the best Dominican food out there… King grill on East 169th is amazing to this day. I went out there just to get some chicken, rice and beans when I visited last fall. Still taste the same as it always has, and great bang for your buck. Everybody that lived on my block knew each other, and everyone was so nice. Treated each other like family. I enjoyed living out there, truly… It reminds me to be humble, and always treat people well, regardless of anything. We’re all just trying to get by in this world. Thanks for the upload!
Thank you for this. I was born & raised in the BX in 1964. 163rd & Kelly St, then lived in 4 other parts of the BX until I settled in NJ. People are just trying to survive. Crime is happening everywhere & frankly I get tired of ppl sh_&+ing on my home boro.
Good for you .. I live in this area .. and there’s a bunch of angry ghetto uneducated frustrated black and Hispanic people live over here by freeman and Bristol .. and they harass me all the time .. I wish I could move .. hopefully soon one day 🥰
@@raineyj560it’s a disgusting neighborhood .. they harass me, follow me, tried to grape me .. I can’t wait to move
@@SexyBeautifulBabe sorry you’re getting harassed, but what does one group of people have to do with the whole neighborhood? Carry mace and a taser and go about your life.
@@SexyBeautifulBabeSounds like ya may have a tinge of racism, don’t go to New York if you don’t respect the culture. Seems like the original poster
Does & New Yorkers can feel that
Thank you for showing us this, in our house enjoying our coffee. I subscribed.
Thank You 🙏🏻
que mucha mierda
Julien,I always love how u take us to places we don't get to see,the different ways of going about on a daily basis,job well done,am looking forward to many more walk abouts .
Thank You !!!
Jesus is the only way to healing, restoration and salvation to all souls. Please turn to him and he will change your life, depression into delight, soul heading from hell to heaven all because of what he did on the cross
“Whoever calls upon the name of the Lord shall be saved” Romans 10:13
space after writing a comma, thanks
Greetings from London [UK] nice one for the share, that was real - we like this
Camera clarity is A1 👌🏾
As a city girl, I love hearing the sounds of the city, since I'm unable to see the sights!
You know Julien I am from Lansing Michigan, and your daily walks through New York is so relaxing, because it is realty what is going on in this country.
Thank You 🙏🏻
I agree and I’m in Waterford Michigan
Yes it is. I stayed in Lansing at one point of time. Graduated from Sexton High School. Beautiful City.
@@legendarygreatness1 I graduated from Eastern High School in 1979, my younger brother graduated from Eastern High School in 1983. and my daughter graduated from Eastern High School in 1998.
I'm from Harlem but my father lived in this neighborhood all through the 80s and early 90s the demographics have changed a lot back in those days it was ninety-nine percent Puerto Ricans and African-Americans. lots of central Americans there now
So true bro.
Still smells like urine
Nah it's still heavily PR and Black. The CAs are there but they're not the majority.
super! давно хотел увидеть такое видео, без комментариев. Удивлен, что описание значимых зданий есть! cool!
thank you for this relaxing walk 💫
Cool vibes Family keep the videos coming
Thank You 🙏🏻
@@JulienInNYC LOVE THE VIDEOS
First time here. I just came across your site. Wow! can't wait to watch your other vids. I'm planning on one more visit to NYC. Your vids will be a big help; thanks.
Thank You 😉👍🏻
I enjoy like watching all of your 4k walk videos u do a wonderful job putting the videos together filming those wonderful job thumb up👍👍
Thank You 🙏🏻
South Bronx NY has come a long way in 30 years. A tribute to the people. 👏
👏👏👏
Its not the "people" who made S. Bronx come a long way. It was reforms that help clean the place up. Else, it would still be a dump 30 years later.
A tribute to other people's tax dollars
@@flutebasket4294 Yankee Stadium alone probably generates more tax revenue than your whole rinky dink town.
Thanks for sharing your amazing video with us my friend 👍
I grew up on 229 Brown Place by the Pare De Sufrir (what used to be the Puerto Rico theater) in the 1960's. Grand Master Flash lived in the Building behind me. I graduated from I.S. 139 Burger Junior High in 1974 then moved to South Carolina. It was rough growing up there and glad I left.
가보고싶은나라 미국❤ 언제나 가고싶은마음만있고 현실은 가기힘들지만 영상으로 볼수있어서 너무좋아여❤
넌 아마 흑인들로부터 멀리 떨어져 있어야 할 거야
@@flutebasket4294 Stop the hate. Stop being ignorant.
@@duckmercy11 아니요
@@flutebasket4294 Whatever. Stop spreading hate. Most of us black Americans are good people.
@@duckmercy11 Warning people about the overrepresentation of a certain group in many categories of violent crime is not "hate," it's reality, and a nice thing to do.
Nice camera and sound!
Lived on Jackson Ave..Use to walk all these streets in my teens.. DAM.. I DONT RECOGNIZE ANY STREET..MELROSE
PROJECTS, PATTERSON,
EL TRAIN ON 3RD AVE...OMG. 1952 FIRST
MOVED THERE...MORRIS
HIGH....I LOVED IT THEN
Lived on Brook ave, Third ave. Grand Concourse. prospect park, sound view, hunts point, always in my heart until i die.
Thanks, man! Too many people just post 5th Avenue, always interesting to see other parts of NYC.
Oh wow! BRONX! incredible walk here... in one of the happiest place in New York! Thanks for bringing us with you...
Yeah, but not all of NYC are pizzas🍕 and hot dogs.🌭
Happy? lol you dont want to walk anywhere in this video at night - trust me
@@michaelomondi-gq5yh Exactly bro. There's a reason most restaurants wont deliver past 90th street
@@michaelomondi-gq5yhI'm already scaried just watching the chaos of the video😂😂
Happiest? You must not be from here
Dude, PROPS! This is a creative way to showcase what the five-boroughs have to offer. Well done!!
lovely captured am also learning
Hi from France ! These walks lead me to philosophical and existential questions 😊😅
Like, why does a camera's view bob up and down as you walk down the street, but direct eye-vision doesn't?
Merci
Ya should do one of Paris
@@johnsheehy4192 so, why ?
@@thisisobviouslynotmyrealname Because brains developed image stabilization millions of years before cameras did, for one thing, and the eyes bounce and tilt a little less than a camera, for another. Together they result in a huge difference in framing stability.
South BX!!!! It's been a minute... Cant wait to go back to tha block... #Fulton baby!
WOW!! south bronx has change so much since when I was there as a kid 70's 80's
It's still one of the dangerous hoods of New York.
Change for the better
what urban area isnt it still changed
@@travellmcintosh
@@XxPrettyLiaxX What are you talking about? Anyone lived there, the odds of getting mugged or shot are extremely high!
@@travellmcintosh That may have been true 45 years ago, but it is certainly not the case today. The South Bronx has evolved into another gentrified neighborhood in NYC, much like Harlem.
thanks Julien, a little further up on St. Ann's, and you would've hit my old stompin' grounds. but on a positive note it was great. thanks again.
My mans getting cold crazy stares from the residents up and down the blocks 🤣 could of swore some Paisas was cursing him in spanish too a few times 😂. Dope video of walking through the Bronx though !
Ah Thank You !
They stare like that in Manhattan as well
I knew I was tripping I’m like why they Muggin son down😂
@@zaytime4156 cuz hes walking with a camera lol
Wow this really is New York, I plan to visit there sometime in the spring of 2026, next year I'm going to be in Texas, will be back here to give an update.
Muy buena música de fondo en algunos lugares...
Thank You Julien! :)
What a good video.
I'm Your Fan.
Dude you did a great job of South Bronx well done my friend 🤙✌️😁
Thx 😉👍🏻
Me fascina esto nunca podre conocerlo pero lo veo a traves de tus camaras 😢 bello bello he visto esos barrios de peliculas estoy 😮
Great walk. Thanks for share.
Omg I live right up the street from where you started, been here for 9 years but looking to move. It's nice to see you tour in my area. 🎉
I use to walk around those blocks. You did a big circle. I use to work at mikes barber shop between st anns n brook rest in peace to that man. And I still see flow the barber is cutting in the same spot the guy at the end of the video with a white tank top and black hat shit didn’t change one bit lol love is love like the video
Yeah this was all the same Hood he should’ve kept going East
Thank you for sharing. I never been to New York but I plan on visiting one day. ❤
Thank You 🙏🏻
Pls take me along am tired of Nigeria😢
Me encantan tus vídeos, al no hablar, la sensación es mucho más real con el sonido ambiente, es como que uno estuviera caminando por ahí 👍
De acuerdo.
Jesus is the only way to healing, restoration and salvation to all souls. Please turn to him and he will change your life, depression into delight, soul heading from hell to heaven all because of what he did on the cross
“Whoever calls upon the name of the Lord shall be saved” Romans 10:13
@@HaroutBlack Knock, knock
Who's there"
Jesus; let me in, I'm here to save you
Save me from what?
From what I'm going to do to you if you don't let me in.
Thank u for the tour. ❤
Thank You 😉
I love this . Im in LA but love NY and the South Bronx. Thanks for posting
I'm in AZ and I'll love to visit both NY and LA, how is it in LA?
super dope
15:06 Is that building on the right-hand side, part of the projects?
31:40 Gee! That's a beautiful pavement.
No it’s not
Thank you loved the video muchas memorias Linda’s gracias❤️
Gracias 🙏🏻
Home sweet home besides, bedstuy, Manhattan, Washington DC, Virginia and Maryland 1:15
I love this vid and The town... Salute to Bronx
I grew up in the Mitchell Houses on a E.137st and Alexander Ave. I remember the boot blacks or shoe polish booth that was on E. 138th St. And Brook Ave before the bike racks were there. And the Valencia bakery is still there. It has to be there over 50 years. And that house of worship on E. 138th St. and Brown Pl. used to be the Puerto Rican Theater.
It's clean..
AHHHHHH My Old Home!!!
Used to Run Dem Streets since 1976!
What’s your name? (street name)
Thanks....I thinks weather in bronx is very fresh...turkey is very hot in these days...hello to bronx from turkey
I ❤ all parts of NY just make you feel soooo alive. It’s just something about it I can’t explain 😊 I would ❤to live in one of those brownstones, so beautiful ❤
Such a good place 🔥
I ❤ all parts of NY just make you feel soooo alive. It’s just something about it I can’t explain 😊
Oh wow! South Bronx looks more urban and walkable as the most US-Cities!
I’m in London and keep singing “ Across 110th Street “ 😂
That would be Harlem
It's very clean
You mean very *dirty*
Aqui mirando el brox que bello 😅 mucha clase de culturas
I used to
Go to a spot called YOLANDAS when I lived in the Bronx…..OMG….that food is insane.
Love you content bro !
Thank You 🙏🏻
So relaxing and real. 👍👍☘☘☘
If you want to get MUGGED or SHOT at night!😣
Being a guy living in the south it's intersting to see so many streets with cars parked right next to other cars that are already parked lol because the car parked next to it is basically blocking the street. I've never seen that before. It will get you towed or get you a ticket around here in Florida
14:16 was the highlight .... I've never heard NY this quiet, was this a morning walk?
so peaceful
11:54 This guy looks cool
Just Darius Miles enjoying retirement
Looks like every criminal scumbag in a 100 mile radius
Great walking tour
Как все же ты классно выбираешь интересных типажей во время прогулки)))) Офигенно интересно наблюдать город твоими глазами!
Он просто идет со включенной камерой по улице. Там выбирать нечего, просто снимает все подряд.
Какую-то чушь несёшь...
@@Любинецкий все не так. Он именно облизывает своим вниманием некоторых интересных людей. Это мне заметно, не факт что вам. Я все-таки проффотограф.
@@andreyhtsWe've seen the videos of Russia ok? Looks like a muddy landfill! Mfs freezing, starving orphans everywhere, living in shacks, everyone has preventable diseases! Get real worry about homeland comrade!
@@ЛюбинецкийLooks better than Russia!
Great walk! Thank you for sharing
Thx 🙏🏻
This part of the Bronx looks nice not bad. I’m impressed 😮
Great video my friend ❤❤❤❤
14:16 - 14:28 biggie playing makes me smile
I'm from this neighborhood. The Millbrook projects back in the 50s through the 70s. It's changed SSOOOOO MUCH
Cool video
I lived in the South Bronx in 1986 for a year and I can assure you this is a vast improvement compared to then. Back then it was a dangerous wasteland. I would not have gone to live there only North Harlam was too expensive. Lovely to see a vibrant community.
Been here in GA. 18 YEARS
people still say "I hear ur
N.Y. accent"
Jesus is the only way to healing, restoration and salvation to all souls. Please turn to him and he will change your life, depression into delight, soul heading from hell to heaven all because of what he did on the cross
“Whoever calls upon the name of the Lord shall be saved” Romans 10:13
Thanku great vid ..
hermosa la ciudad de new york no me cansó de ver los vídeos
Gracias 🙏🏻
Parece São Paulo en Brasil
South Bronx South Bronx
Great video as always
Birth place of rap ❤
Fantastic
Wow I use to live In Millbrook projects .. St Ann’s Avenue . 1974-2017. I don’t miss it tho. The blocks you went through I always walked through to go shopping lol. I kept your video for memories . Thanks 😊
Thank You 😉
Nice walking tour!!!👍👍👍
Bien video!
LOVE my Home Town,
the BRONX !
KEEP doing Videos of the BRONX Fordham Grand Concourse area!
I will do Fordham very soon 😉