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It’s sad the greed

It’s sad u can’t live anywhere in nyc

I'm always coming out of my pocket and never get any of my expenses paid I go out there with my gumaa and I never had my expenses paid!!

He was a great actor he is a great actor I used to grow up around Little Italy in Wilmington Delaware I can only imagine how it was in New York!! One Valentine's Day I went to New York City and I went to Little Italy and walked around I went to the mulberry Street bar where Donnie brasco and sopranos were filmed it's still there today 💯 FUGETABOUTIT 🇮🇹🇮🇹

Love this one

When u will upload a new video brother Im. Your subscriber from the Philippines

Growing up in my neighborhood here in Miami, you had to earn your nickname, it wasn't given.

What is the soundtrack used for these short films?

Angelo's reopened under the name Casa D'Angelo. It's the same restaurant.

Great video !

Thank you for sharing. My Dad was born on Oliver St. in 1911. So many memories. Grazie mille.

Woke college students pushing out blue collar people out of their homes. CNN keeps saying its Trump and MAGA

Never understood people who thought New York is great. I moved to Texas and have my own land and plenty of space and fresh air.

See you next Sunday! San Genaro Festa! My wife and I are also Italian American and proud of it 🇺🇸🇮🇹

The European character of many American cities is rapidly disappearing.

It will be either Little Ramallah or Little Caracas in a decade or two.

Forlinis was one of the best restaurants in the city. Used to go there quite a bit. It was sad that it's gone.

I was one of those guests Abdu Malahi saved that morning. There are no words to express the gratitude I have for this man. I thank his soul for this sacrifice, yet in many ways I just don't feel worthy. I will forever live with the pain of knowing someone died - this man, Abdu Ali Malahi - saving my life.

The only constant is change

The only constant is change

The gold jewelry, the suits, the food, the accents and slang, the brotherhood, the swag, the music and the MONEY!!! How can you NOT fall in love with this life?

This is sad. The same thing happened in East New York. Everyone moved but thankfully, many of us stay in touch on Facebook. It's not the same. The saddest part? Our beautiful church, Out Lady of Loretto, the first church built by Italian Americans, was torn down with with approval of the Diocese. One very sad day.

Paying $85.25 per month for an apartment in Manhattan doesn’t pay the water bill, much less the heating bill. This guys air of entitlement is nauseating.

I remember those beutiful smells,all home made.

Keep voting democrat for skyrocketing taxes, regulations and inflation that CRUSH the middle class. It's almost like it's a plan. I suppose that's another conspiracy theory though, right?

Guissepe"Peppino" Sylvestri & Carrado "Ceasar" Rotundi mi zio's born there.

RIP Vinny Vello from the real Little Italy in Manhattan . I just enjoyed your story of your past . And what I enjoyed listening to you speak . You miss your family . Your mother same here and my aunts and uncles they are gone . And Yes Little Italy was year’s ago in East Harlem were I was raised 221 east 114th street 3rd avenue . Back then it was Italian Harlem . I live now on the lower Eastside . I have watched films with you in them . Once again thank You . I no Italian American people who knew you from your neighborhood . They live on Fulton street and also Cherry street small world . Ciao

My uncle was Joe the bug.

My family, the Scorsese's bought our meats at Albanese. We lived right across the street 241 Elizabeth.

I lived on Elizabeth Street too.

I lived 15 years at 385 Broome Street ( with the Little Italy sign under my window)! The best period of my life! Thanks to all the “indigenous people” I have met on the streets of the only and unique Little Italy in the world! I miss it!!!!!

He mentioned his crew got theirs asses kicked on the west side. Likely by the Irish gangs in the Hell’s Kitchen neighborhood. The Irish mob was known as the Westies back then (from the West side of Manhattan). Sad that the Italian and Irish enclaves are disappearing.

Hi there from Sicily palermo

I hope his kids live there than their grand kids. Just to shove it up, the land lords ass.. That apartment is a treasure.

Man, that was sad. RIP men of men

So sad, there's no more neighborhoods like back than. Different time and different people. All had character. Now its just a bunch of high price living and crime

God bless his soul

Thats so sad

Capitalism destroys culture

I'm a white Aussie of germa, Irish, English Scottish mix. And Italians are easy going and friendly. Id love to move to Italy and marry a beautifull Italian women.

I lived at 385 Broome for 15 years!. The best period of my life!!!

I love this! We nicknamed the fellows by the car they drove; Louie Caddy, Johnny Malibu, Gran Prix Eddie & Willie El Charger. Those were the days. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

I lived there from1960 to 1989...had to get out.. got involved in bad things....

Salud, My Friend , I send you a big hug. I truly understand your frustration. I used to live in Pelham Bay, Bronx NY, in a "Pre-War" building. Slowly, the elderly passed on and a new younger, professional tenants moved in. No MANNERS!!! They don't even look at you. Nevermind, say Good morning, Our parents taught us to say hello to everyone. You went in the store, you said hello, good morning, whatever! If not, a slap on the shoulder; HEY, WHERE'S YOUR MANNERS!!!! I MISS THOSE DAYS TOO MY FRIEND. God's Blessings to you. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🗽🗽🗽🗽🥰😢😍😲

we lost our cultures when we lived amongst other cultures. that goes for everyone

miss the italian neighborhoods

Very sad. I guess change is inevitable but it’s still a shame.

Ohh it’s John "Johnny Hollywood" Brescio! A Genovese 😊, power house.

Similar documentary from London called the last whites of the east end

I agree with Michael 100%🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹