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You missed the large Filipino community just down Roosevelt. Your host didn’t even mention them which means he doesn’t know sht about Queens. You’re all UA-cam sellouts.
I have lived in Queens my whole life (69 years) and this video helps to capture what it is all about. It has always been a place where different immigrant communities start out in America before they more fully acculturate (usually within one or two generations) and then move out into the rest of America. If you are open minded, the food scenes in the places she showed you are absolutely amazing. This is the thing about New York City: if you can’t get out to the rest of the world come here and you will see many parts of it embedded here.
Place is a dump. I lived there and realized beyond the diversity it's all a selfish hustle and no one cares about anyone. No sense of community whatsoever.
Queens will always have a special place in my heart. Born in Jamaica hospital. Lived in South Ozone Park for 12 years. The different cultures. Amazing!
The presenter is very attractive, and honest, friendly. As a native New Yorker, a Queens resident, I wish all places in the world learned to live in harmony like in Queens.
@@user-kn9tt6ny3v Never claimed it was perfect. Some parts may be a bit untidy or unclean, even unsafe. But my point was more about people of diverse backgrounds, nationalities, living together in peace and functioning without any significant friction. The borough of Queens in New York city is arguably the most diverse spot in the world.
This is the first video of yours that I’ve watched, and I will tell you that I am very impressed. I live in Astoria, Queens, and you did a very good job covering the borough.
Phenomenal portrayal of NYC outside of Manhattan - the multicultural dynamism of Queens reflects the highest aspiration of the America we should all celebrate and seek to strengthen. Carpe Diem & Thank You for the stories and people you are sharing with the world 🌍
It's a stepping stone neighborhood. People who come to New York move there because it was a place they can afford otherwise they eventually leave for somewhere better. Most of the immigrants who were there in the 90s you find them in the suburbs now. Particularly New Jersey and Long Island.
I'm getting a vibe that I feel like I would've gotten over a hundred years ago in NY when it was flooded with Southern and Eastern European immigrants. Now, it's mostly Southern European, Middle Eastern, South Asian, Southeast Asian and Chinese immigrants. To paraphrase a famous saying, the more diverse things become, the more America stays the same. Thank you for showing the tremendous diversity and vitality of Queens and the people that make it that way, and therefore make America the greatest place on Earth. They are our future.
The song/ballad being played at 10:10 is from a bollywood movie "Muqaddar ka Sikandar". Name of the song is "Tere Bina Bhi Kya Jeena". Lead role in the movie was played by the legendary Amitabh Bachhan
Great film work and editing, and narrative structure! I enjoy these types of travel videos where you interview locals and tell the story of the place. Both very talented. I also watched your Taiwanese story and that was another story that was put together very well. You're work is right up there with the top NYC bloggers and enjoyable as Anthony Bourdain's Parts Unknown. This is the style that I am trying to deliver with my videos on Auckland, NZ. You deserve all the subscribers; you should have way more!
Love it! Flushing is my favorite, recently went back to NYC and stayed there. They also have very cheap massages and beauty treatments such as head spas
I usually watch Travel logs at x1.5 speed and skip ahead a lot but yours is so well shot and edited that I watched it a normal speed and didn't skip a second. Loved it. I know the youtube algorithm is a bitch and it's hard to make your channel but keep going!
In a moment where a lot of negativity is given to the immigration influx’s to NYC by some youtubers in order to gain more likes and followers this video is precisely the opposite way, the “honorable” way, to gain some likes and followers. The ethnic diversity of NYC is what makes it unique and amazing. Perfect and refreshing video, watching all the different ethnicities sharing their unique culture, smiling and must important cohabiting in a peaceful and harmonious way show us indeed that we can all coexist together in respectful harmony. Lets build bridges, not walls🙏✌️
Hello Dottie and Lenza, thanks for this unique, international themed video.... all originating from the many boroughs of Queens, NY. Very interesting and informative video. Stay safe, folks. 😏👋👋👍
My family grew up in Queens Village. We don’t live there anymore but we used to visit back in the day. I miss that place. I miss the lives we used to live. I miss my cousins and my family. I really miss being there sometimes.
Thank you for capturing the delicious vibe of these slices of Queens. Though Queens also has Queensbridge home of Hip Hop legends, Forest Hills, Kew gardens, Ridgewood, Jamaica and so many other communities with their own charm.
Whenever I hear Queens I think of this song: She was working in a bridal shop in Flushing, Queens, Til her boyfriend kicked her out in one of those crushing scenes. What was she to do, where was she to go She was out on her fanny. So over the bridge from Flushing to the Sheffield's door, She was there to sell make up but the father saw more, She had style, she had flair, she was there, That's how she became the Nanny. Who would have guessed that the girl we described was just exactly what the doctor prescribed? Now, the father finds her beguiling, watch out C.C., And the kids are actually smiling, such joie de vivre She's the lady in red when everybody else is wearing tan. The flashy girl from Flushing, the Nanny named Fran.
It's similar to an experience I lived in Auckland, specifically the city business district. I would love to experience life in QUeens, NY, Best regards, a Chilean person
Go and live in all white neighbourhood and experience yourself how they look at you. A foreigner, a forever threat. It's just crazy how many Indians still have such intense craving of white recognition instead of simply accepting themselves and their own kind. It's the reason why they're supporting yt supr*mesist in USA.
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You missed the large Filipino community just down Roosevelt. Your host didn’t even mention them which means he doesn’t know sht about Queens. You’re all UA-cam sellouts.
finally a video about new york not showing fancy resto, cafes, central park, shinny buildings. love your video.
thank you!
I have lived in Queens my whole life (69 years) and this video helps to capture what it is all about. It has always been a place where different immigrant communities start out in America before they more fully acculturate (usually within one or two generations) and then move out into the rest of America. If you are open minded, the food scenes in the places she showed you are absolutely amazing. This is the thing about New York City: if you can’t get out to the rest of the world come here and you will see many parts of it embedded here.
Place is a dump. I lived there and realized beyond the diversity it's all a selfish hustle and no one cares about anyone. No sense of community whatsoever.
Queens will always have a special place in my heart. Born in Jamaica hospital. Lived in South Ozone Park for 12 years. The different cultures. Amazing!
The presenter is very attractive, and honest, friendly. As a native New Yorker, a Queens resident, I wish all places in the world learned to live in harmony like in Queens.
Thanks so much for this kind comment! Queens is really a special spot in the world
Nothing personal. I saw the red-light district, Roosevelt Ave. It's a mess.
@@user-kn9tt6ny3v Never claimed it was perfect. Some parts may be a bit untidy or unclean, even unsafe. But my point was more about people of diverse backgrounds, nationalities, living together in peace and functioning without any significant friction. The borough of Queens in New York city is arguably the most diverse spot in the world.
@@healthyself7941 I lived in that situation in Auckland CBD. It was great and impossible to forget. I had friends from very different cultures
This is the first video of yours that I’ve watched, and I will tell you that I am very impressed. I live in Astoria, Queens, and you did a very good job covering the borough.
Thanks! We love Queens and wanted to do it justice :)
Phenomenal portrayal of NYC outside of Manhattan - the multicultural dynamism of Queens reflects the highest aspiration of the America we should all celebrate and seek to strengthen. Carpe Diem & Thank You for the stories and people you are sharing with the world 🌍
Do you know how filthy and dirty all these neighborhoods are because of the third world mentality these people have it’s disgusting
It's a stepping stone neighborhood. People who come to New York move there because it was a place they can afford otherwise they eventually leave for somewhere better. Most of the immigrants who were there in the 90s you find them in the suburbs now. Particularly New Jersey and Long Island.
The US is such a welcoming place unlike what moronic leftist liberals paint it to be.
I'm getting a vibe that I feel like I would've gotten over a hundred years ago in NY when it was flooded with Southern and Eastern European immigrants. Now, it's mostly Southern European, Middle Eastern, South Asian, Southeast Asian and Chinese immigrants. To paraphrase a famous saying, the more diverse things become, the more America stays the same. Thank you for showing the tremendous diversity and vitality of Queens and the people that make it that way, and therefore make America the greatest place on Earth. They are our future.
Born, raised, and living in Queens. This video gave me new perspectives on exploring more in a place I thought I knew already. Thank you!
The song/ballad being played at 10:10 is from a bollywood movie "Muqaddar ka Sikandar". Name of the song is "Tere Bina Bhi Kya Jeena". Lead role in the movie was played by the legendary Amitabh Bachhan
The amount of likes on this video is criminal. You deserve millions of likes. Such a great video with beautiful content. Absolutely loved it.
Thank you for watching! So glad you enjoyed it.
Wow! I would’ve never imagined this but cannot wait to visit this place!
What an incredibly diverse place and so beautifully captured! ✨
Your travelogues always bring a smile to my face 😃 Beautiful work!
Thank you!! So glad you enjoy
Another great video from you two! 🥰
I love how all this suburbs are the equivalent of the biggest city in my country and how diverse it is, especially the food. Yum.
amazing video making, the background noise, shots, vibe, awesome!!
thanks so much!!
Great film work and editing, and narrative structure! I enjoy these types of travel videos where you interview locals and tell the story of the place. Both very talented. I also watched your Taiwanese story and that was another story that was put together very well. You're work is right up there with the top NYC bloggers and enjoyable as Anthony Bourdain's Parts Unknown. This is the style that I am trying to deliver with my videos on Auckland, NZ. You deserve all the subscribers; you should have way more!
Wow, thank you so much! Glad to have you here :)
Awesome and very informative video. Good work keep it up. I live in Washington state and I am from Kashmir, India
Honest and Pure living! Hardworking people ❤. Did you realize there are no addicts on the streets.
Love it! Flushing is my favorite, recently went back to NYC and stayed there. They also have very cheap massages and beauty treatments such as head spas
Very nicely done video which shows the normal side of New York. Amazing work
This video is well put together…
Amazing documentary! Also its really cool that you speak spanish, chinese and engljsh perfectly
This is such a big part of America and the whole immigrant culture looks so cool to have so much parts of the world in such a small place
I usually watch Travel logs at x1.5 speed and skip ahead a lot but yours is so well shot and edited that I watched it a normal speed and didn't skip a second. Loved it.
I know the youtube algorithm is a bitch and it's hard to make your channel but keep going!
wow thanks so much! so glad you enjoyed :)
Same loved it
Thank you for your awesome video👍 Your video is so touching!
Memories of Jackson heights. Lived there for years. Even remember that Duane reade
Wow what a fantastic video!!!! I work in NYC for 30 years and haven't explored Queens properly : )
Flawless. Lenza I thought you had conquered 麻辣 what happened??
The content is criminally underrated.
In a moment where a lot of negativity is given to the immigration influx’s to NYC by some youtubers in order to gain more likes and followers this video is precisely the opposite way, the “honorable” way, to gain some likes and followers. The ethnic diversity of NYC is what makes it unique and amazing. Perfect and refreshing video, watching all the different ethnicities sharing their unique culture, smiling and must important cohabiting in a peaceful and harmonious way show us indeed that we can all coexist together in respectful harmony. Lets build bridges, not walls🙏✌️
Great video! Queens is where its at.
That Indian dress looks so well on you my dear.....Love from India...........❤❤❤❤👍👍👍👍
Agree. She looks even more beautiful in the stunning Indian outfit. Like a princess!
This is a hip way to revisit my old place Queens
This video is top notch, thouroughly enjoyed it.
A truly great video, keep them coming,. ❤💜💙
thanks so much! stay tuned for more :)
this video is very well Shot and equally well presented. 👍👍
The first thing was sev puri. Originally an Indian dish but since most of the countries used to be a part of India they have their own versions.
I'm excited! Ill be there in two weeks
Love your videos! Can you guys make one of Portland, OR?
This is a great sneak peek from the amazing Queens!
I am from queens. This is so beautiful to see.
Great documentary 👊
Love this... As a south Indian, I felt represented ❤
Hello Dottie and Lenza, thanks for this unique, international themed video....
all originating from the many boroughs of Queens, NY.
Very interesting and informative video. Stay safe, folks. 😏👋👋👍
Thank you for watching!
@@DotsonaMap You are welcome. 😊
What beautiful flavors,of people an cultures.thanks for sharing sister.
Love this video so much, thank you 😍
I love the haircut part and you do speak Mandarin to people
Beautiful documentary! thank you for showing the United Nations within the US!
I love this video so good
Thank you!
So much arttt. Beautiful
Thank you so much for sharing. I love this video,I love it ❤Great work 👍❤️you’re so beautiful. I live in Jackson Heights,Queens.
Thank you so much!
@@DotsonaMap ❤️❤️❤️
My family grew up in Queens Village. We don’t live there anymore but we used to visit back in the day. I miss that place. I miss the lives we used to live. I miss my cousins and my family. I really miss being there sometimes.
next time I come to newyork I will visit this place. video is excellent
Thanks! You'll love it
Love this video.
Subbed 👍
can’t wait to visit Queens❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for great knowledge . Nice to know other country ❤😊🙏🏻 19:33
I love Queens.
Keep the balance ✌️
Wonderful diversity... ❤
Live in a peaceful way in NY 😊
Jackson Heights has a street contributed to Bangladesh and named it Bangladesh Road by the Mayor
Woow - your Chinese is really good.
Thank you for capturing the delicious vibe of these slices of Queens. Though Queens also has Queensbridge home of Hip Hop legends, Forest Hills, Kew gardens, Ridgewood, Jamaica and so many other communities with their own charm.
Yes! So much more to explore in the borough
@@DotsonaMap you also covered my other love - New Orleans!! So awesome, that video is incredible too.
Love this video, thanks
Great content and great information
Thank you!
Whenever I hear Queens I think of this song:
She was working in a bridal shop in Flushing, Queens,
Til her boyfriend kicked her out in one of those crushing scenes.
What was she to do, where was she to go
She was out on her fanny.
So over the bridge from Flushing to the Sheffield's door,
She was there to sell make up but the father saw more,
She had style, she had flair, she was there,
That's how she became the Nanny.
Who would have guessed that the girl we described
was just exactly what the doctor prescribed?
Now, the father finds her beguiling, watch out C.C.,
And the kids are actually smiling, such joie de vivre
She's the lady in red when everybody else is wearing tan.
The flashy girl from Flushing, the Nanny named Fran.
Top quality
Hi, have you gone to the doc to have a check up after eating all the stuff in Queens yet?
Great quality very nice!!
You have a new subscriber.
Good stuff. Keep going.
Good for share I like your video !
Whice area is this ❓ i want to visit it.
AMAZING VIDEO
Very peaceful living with Asian Community ❤❤❤
India Bangladesh Nepal & Pakistan* Jackson heights.
We'll have to go back and experience some Pakistani culture and food next time.
Pakistanis don't live in Jackson Heights
They live farther away near Brooklyn @@DotsonaMap
There are no Pakistanis in Jackson Heights
Wow.😂 I like it
I love your voice and detailed videos.......Love from India 😊
this is quality content!
Very good but you missed Momo Truck at Jackson Heights
Nice video but you missed one nation in New York ( Srilankan) they speak English and Sinhala is mother language
great vidoe idea
Awww I miss queens I use to live there but moved out because it’s so hard to afford the house there I still visit there just to eat food lol 😂
One lifetime is not enough to experience and explore nyc.
It's similar to an experience I lived in Auckland, specifically the city business district. I would love to experience life in QUeens, NY,
Best regards, a Chilean person
When you wore our traditional dress you really looked like my sister from queens you guys really look alike😂
simply awesome
Come to Nepal someday 🇳🇵
You completely capture what makes the melting pot of America so incredible 🥰
Just followed you. I like your content!
Where Kasakhstan Food at? Very Nice!
Love the diversity ❤
Ill visit NYC one day
I am extremely proud to be from Queens.
A street cart that has homemade tortilla? That's impressive. Please consider including prices.
Long island is a bigger island than Manhattan, just less dense. And queens is a borough.
👍 awsm. Documentry
Indeed USA is the melting point of cultural diversity
One of our favorite parts about the US!
Such nostalgia
Damnit 😂i was puzzled when you spoke chinese😂
Are all these legally migrated ?
Hell no !! I didnt immigrate to america just to live with people who I left.
Haha 😅
So leave!!!
Go and live in all white neighbourhood and experience yourself how they look at you. A foreigner, a forever threat.
It's just crazy how many Indians still have such intense craving of white recognition instead of simply accepting themselves and their own kind. It's the reason why they're supporting yt supr*mesist in USA.
With this dunce mindset,I don't think you’ll be able to make it through anywhere in the world.
So did they, maybe you should leave