City isn’t dangerous, just don’t walk where this guy walks. I was born here so I know. By doing this in this kind of areas, you stick out as a diamond in the rough. Therefore you get shit snatched and pushed around because you’re asking for it. 😂
You can't find camorra, camorra finds you. Next time go around with a Rolex on your wrist and stay there lmao, someone will approach you and say : "we uaglio bello st'orologio"
10:04 the italian guy was explaining that he inherited that place from his grandfather. They basically make shoes to sell to foreign markets. They only make them there, that's why it doesn't have a proper name. The actual shop is located in another place. I hope it helped.
As a neapolitan the best advice i can give you is to not always feel in danger, because Quartieri Spagnoli are actually a pretty cool micro-world and there is a lot of different people just living in a pretty cheap block near the center of the city, as you might have figured out. It was way worse before, and the real scary places are in the suburbia around the city (quartieri spagnoli are inside) at the moment. I live in vomero which is a richer block but i don't feel in danger when i walk up there, i felt scared when i was young but i was honestly naive, there is criminal activity but it's focused in some precise places and it's mostly organized guys dealing drugs, in fact the first group that asked you to stop filming may actually be the pushers of that area, and they don't want to be filmed because if there are video proofs of them doing what they do to live then it's a problem for them, police itself actually plants cameras around that area to try to have video proofs of what they do, that's why there are so many flags covering the view around the block (:P), if you didn't have a camera but walked with an iphone 11 on your hand without looking too much weird then no one would notice you (I do it all the time because i need to cross the quartieri spagnoli block to go to via roma), actually as a matter of fact (and luckily) i've never been robbed in quartieri spagnoli, and sometimes i even brought with me my reflex camera, i've been robbed only once, and it was near the last place you visit in this video, near the seafront, which is actually where most people get robbed because it's where you can find easily rich tourists walking by, believe it or not, it is unconvenient for a criminal to rob a dude in the block where he lives. And, as last thing, the dude who told you to go to Nennella was giving you a solid advice, been eating a ton of good food there for cheap and it's a very famous place in Naples, it has also a couple bars nearby and a lot of university erasmus students visiting it during night. Hope you didn't miss out on Nennella ;)
Dont know if u will see this but is the camorra like the us mafia back in the day. like do people know who is with who and who is a made guy and that type of stuff
I literally just got back from Napoli to the uk yesterday , I visited the Spanish quarter loads and filmed and took photos cause the streets look pretty cool and so does the graffiti. No one bothered me I didn't bother anyone . Yes there is crime , yes look after your belongings and be aware but like you said , I got my headphones nicked down by the port and down by the station feels far more dangerous, nothing happened here. Its noisy and watch out for the mopeds but they always beep before coming round a corner and know how to stop quickly . I honestly didn't feel threatened at all here 😂 the Maradona memorial is pretty cool too right :)
it is still one of the most dangerous place together with forcella, but you need to go there at deep night with your camera to have your camera stolen almost guaranteed
@@lorenzomuccioli8496 Non proprio, ho dei parenti nei quartieri spagnoli ed effettivamente in alcuni vicoli le vedette inizieranno a fischiare per avvertire tutti che sta entrando qualche sconosciuto, fortunatamente una volta salutato mio zio si sono tranquillizzati. Translation for non italians: Not really, I have relatives in the Spanish quarters and actually in some alleys the lookouts will start whistling to warn everyone that some stranger is entering, fortunately once I greeted my uncle they calmed down.
I spent 5 weeks in Naples mid-December to mid-January 2000, staying in the center of the city, which I was told is Camorra country. The city was very peaceful and the people extremely friendly, especially to Americans. They love Americans there. I never felt unsafe, even walking around at night by myself. When I would tell people how beautiful their city was, they were really happy.
After WW2 most of the people in Naples had nothing to eat, no home and they were really poor. My grandpa always told me stories of american ships arriving at the port of Naples and giving food or cigarettes to the locals. Also many south italians migrated to America long time ago that is why many south italians love American people.
@@valeriov7445 non capisco perché si debba sempre specificare di essere “meridionale”, bastava scrivere solo “italians” e in aggiunta era anche più corretto
11:18 it's not a shoes repair shop, it's actually a shoes artisan, that sells mainly in other countries like Nigeria but has also a little shop elsewhere in the city. Naples has one of the most ancient tradition (dating since the greek and roman age as shown by archeological exhibits) for artisanal shoes, gloves, leather wearings, shirts, suits, and generally handmade clothing. Very few tourists know this, because big Italian commercial brands take all the scene, manwhile they(the big brands) often buy the production of these small neapolitan artesans and resell it at much higher prices as luxury clothing.
This guy has no idea. Never been to Napels before. Spanish quarter is fully safe for tourists. Been there many many times. One of Europe,s most beautifull cities. Napoli Siempre
@@GionnyChannel It's just off the main shopping street and there are plenty of bars and restaurants that I went to when I was there. I certainly didn't feel any danger!
Napoli is safer than most US cities. Yes Napoli is disorderly and very dirty, but it has a lot to offer. The more you become local, the more you love Napoli. I went to Trattoria da Nennella last year, it was really good.
Why does the US always have to be the standard? This guy isn't even American lol. I always find it pretty annoying when people compare stuff to the US. There's 195 other countries out there. What part of this video gave you the idea of mentioning the US specifically? Why not Venezuela or Ukraine?
One thing is certain. He will have tons of memories to look back upon when he is older. Kurt has been everywhere. It takes a certain type of individual to travel like this, and go to the seedy areas of the cities. “ONLY THOSE WHO RISK GOING TOO FAR CAN POSSIBLY FIND OUT HOW FAR THEY CAN GO.” - T.S Eliot
Just a clickbite video. I’ve grown in quartieri spagnoli. The zone is dangerous, in the day even. But not for tourists. By the way, even If you are simply walking, the whole area know allredy that you are there and they allredy whistling to each others to follow you whit the eyes-chain. They are not stupid to put someone behind of you in the middle of the day. Every small house ‘vasc’ have enough eyes to get the signal and to switch the signal to the next. The zone is still active, specially in the night. But if you don’t step on wrong feets nothing is going to happen to you in day time. In night is much more easy to get suddenly in troubles. Danger under every side which mean, robber danger, ghb in drinks, drug business, and baby gangs. Camorra is no longer active as before, because there’s not like years ago a boss who manages this particular area, but only The powerful surnames, who’s still free. Who’s still Out Of prison and get the respect from the importance of the surname. However, police don’t get inside there, only special situations. Is not monitored area. If you want get really in trouble in Napoli, go to forcella, marano, scampia. There you can’t come out anymore if you don’t get in whit someone who lives there. Neapolitan criminality is different from US. Is very old and cripted, there’s not criminal out of mind like in US that they just try to kill you because like this round in the head in that moment. If you gonna get shooted in Napoli it will always be for a reason, for tiny reason or not but you need to rappresent a problem for someone. Camorra are not gangster, they don’t walk like bolted Mexicans and white t-shirt. Camorra people are more evil smart. And behind a cute and kind man, would quietly be a big and cold blood camorrista. Cheers 🍻
Most camorrists there dont wanna steal from you , they make a lot more than what your camera is worth . But they dont want they’re face and area in social media because or possible warrants
Esatto, a questo punto è più pericoloso per loro il crimine comune. Quando stai trafficando milioni di euro di droghe, non credo che sia intelligente attrarre l'attenzione della polizia.
@Mam Para he's not going to have problems for the reason he thinks, the "arsehole, gangster mugger".. out for the prize of his camera.. These people are doing there own thing, and him filming in a non touristy way is antagonising. Seems pretty chill and safe tbh, great video
Naples is no longer as dangerous as it used to be, the "Camorra" Mafia doesn't deal with tourists, they work quietly, they make sure they don't show up! I walk in Napoly night time 2. am and I ,m not Napolitan, not Italian! There are no more motor robberies in Naples anymore! I really like your video but it would have been real if you went through it with a hidden camera, because that's how people behave differently!😉
Translation: man has death wish in Italy. You wouldn’t search for a death wish as you would just wish it on yourself. It’s not a tangible thing you could search for therefore you’re way of wording it irritated me.. sorry 🤣
Only in some areas, like in every huge citiy (NY, London, Paris,Rome,tokyo..) anyway the place called "quartieri spagnoli" where he goes around in the video is not very dangerous at night, maybe It was 20/30 years ago
So you were looking for death? Trust me Camorra is not a joke, and it's good you didn't find it. Snatching your camera would be the least of your problem. They don't like cameras there because they think you are a journalist, and they hate journalists. You can go around Naples as a tourists, Neapolitans are actually really friendly, but going around looking for the Camorra, it's a death wish.
Hahaha when was the last time that a tourist was killed in Napoli? Quartieri Spagnoli now is not dangerous at all. They are in city center. Go in Scampia or Secondigliano and have a look!
Come on dude, take a chill pill !! It's Italy and its Naples it's not Medellin in Colombia the murder capital of the world. I know the suspense is good for your video. But dont overreact.
I'm Brazilian. But have many italians in my family, my bisnonnos are from Italy. 1 of Basilicatta and the others from Veneto. The culture are preserved and I love Italy, but my love of Brazil is bigger. I will visit Palermo in next year. Unfortunately, with Italian imigration to Brazil in 1910~1960 made the nationalist president Getúlio Vargas of the time prohibit the propagation of foreign languages within the country. Because of this, only families from rural Italian colonies still speak the Italian language indoors today. And I not, but I'm learning. I have a friend that speak Talian (Veneto dialect) and he teach me haha. Saudações.
This would have been a very different video at night time...Also there is a very high probability that you were being watched. The whistling was dealers alerting each other that someone suspicious looking (you with a camera) was coming...
U just passed in front of a place where they deal drugs. These zones are no more dangerous as much as before. A lot of Bed and Breakfast popped up over there, so the people around are used to see tourists wandering around. About the masks, u wont see that many in the quartieri spagnoli, that zone is law free. Camorra doenst concern normal people or tourists, they are too busy with much more big affairs. Petty robbery is the same as u can find in any other big metropoly.
I came across your videos by accident, and I became addicted, I love your content, and most of all it helps me to practice listening, since I'm learning English 😅 you are really good Kurt, greetings from Italy 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹
@@soundmind6477 i think it is his humour. As the idiotic German i am, i wouldnt Care and normally Walk in naples. I dont see any Dangerous places in this Video. He is from SA and should know what Dangerous means
Milan, the capital of Lombardy, ranks 1st in the ranking of the cities with the highest number of crimes and acts of organized crime. There are approximately 8,500 crimes reported per 100,000 inhabitants, with the primacy of thefts from homes and parked cars. The number of murders is decreasing compared to previous years, as well as thefts and robberies, albeit remaining at too high levels. In contrast, scams and computer fraud are a worrying phenomenon in constant increase. In this context, crimes related to online child pornography and cyberstalking are growing, as well as the cloning of credit cards and counterfeiting of money. The sad record of Milan and other cities places Italy in the top positions in Europe for the number of crimes and crimes committed in relation to the population.
Just come back from Naples. Stayed in the Spanish Quarter and had a great time. It has edge but if you respect your surroundings then you won’t have a problem.
I already visited this fantastic city 8 times. I keep walking through and around everywhere, including the so-called unsafe neighborhoods. Never have I had any problems. Of course you shouldn't be walking around with a camera. Despite the fact that you are walking in a public place, you come somewhere on those people's private land.
Kurt:"Where i can eat something?" Local: "Go straight, keep going straight then ask for Nennella restaurant" Kurt: "Ok, straight! thanks" Kurt turns left! Grande Kurt, saluti dall'italia
I was in Naples three years ago and I loved it. Beautiful place. Reminded me of a more sketchy Barcelona. I'll be honest I did feel a little on guard a lot of the time - some people did look dodgy and the narrow alleyways are very dark at night - but I would go back in an instant.
@@M9999-h4c quite funny that Napoli and south Italy are wayy more undeveloped , poorer than North Italy 😅 but I can imagine that compared to a city like Baghdad its probably 100 times better
@@missouriresole4726 not100 its million time better cuz of wars unfortunately alot of bad things happend in iraq And baghdad was the scientific and cultural center of the whole world
Backpacked through Italy around 7 years ago. Napoli was my favourite place, I remember walking around here too but was getting dark so legged it back to the centre 😅😅😅
I walked with my family across the street from Naples train station up the market road and a group of guys started walking behind us. It was so obviously suspicious and I was looking down at ground watching their shadows behind me, after a bit I saw the shadows hand connect to the back of my bag and turned around very sharply and saw his hand move back. I stopped walking, stared him straight in the face and in a loud voice shouted the name of my step dad who was 20 meters ahead. That dude disappeared real quick. I was ultra suspicious around Naples after that.
I am Italian .. and I was born in those places .. they are wonderful places to eat, for the climate, for the warmth of the people .. but they are also quite lived-in places .. with so many people with problems and who have nothing to to lose .. with difficult situations behind you .. it is better not to go looking for the ugly Naples that is told abroad .. it makes no sense .. go there as tourists who love life .. who want to have a nice holiday .. without necessarily look for the negative side that there may be ... as it should be in all things
Naples was the capital of kingdom of two sicilies so there some really beautiful places inside that city. Art, music and cultural artifacts. I would see that rather than this. But some danger in traveling is fun. My family is from southern italy as well. Ciao aver una buona giornata. e Gelato é buona quando temparaturo e cald.
Tourist: Hey! you are a Mafioso? a murder? Mafioso: Yeas ofcourse! let me introduce my boss! Tourist: Damn, Thank you very much! Mafioso: You are welcome :D (lmao)
Sono brasiliana e vivo a Napoli da più de 30 anni, e come tutto il resto del mondo c'è sempre il pericoli in certi quartieri, ma Napoli è una città meravigliosa piena de persone de gran cuore in tutti in quartiere c'è sempre un pezzo di cuore del popolo Napoletano, I love Napoli
Que bella e la lingua italiana, io dico sempre che e la lingua piu bella del mondo! Sono stata in vacanza in Napoli e anche io ho avuto un po di paura, ma la città mi è piaciuta tanto perche è ùnica. Liebe Grüße aus Deutschland!
Quartieri spagnoli is not Dangerous, it's a requalified zone, it's carateristic. I walked by with camera and noone say nothing about it. People don't Want to be filmed, it's simple. This title is stupid, Camorra is not a joke.
I'm Dutch and come to this area all the time.. Amazing food for a fair price, friendly people. Flash a good watch or camera though and someone might take it from you, as in most larger cities. I think Milano and Roma might even be more dangerous. I love Napoli and Napolitans.
Kurt the diversity of your spoken languages is enviable. From your Teutonic language roots (German/Dutch?) to more than adequate command of the Romantic languages, that's quite a stretch. Totally dig hearing you speak to locals in different countries....... it's clear that people appreciate those who even try :)
Every where is dangerous when you don’t mind your business and total stranger speaking different language with sunglasses when it’s not sunny ,pointing camera on people,you look suspicious,but they didn’t do anything to you thank God you are safe now
I live in Naples for 7 years, that's my "heart"!!!! I grew up in Naples.!! Its a nice Country/City, just don't push the limits !! 👍💙💙💙💙Napoli nel Cuore.!!!👍 Min 12:50 " La granitta" 💙👍
You was quite lucky you didn't get robbed at quartieri, im from Napoli and trust me you had luck the city is not dangerous as you said, if you keep going your way... we do love tourist and we have no problems with that, but I have to tell you the most dangerous places in Naples are around the Vesuvio area Scampia, Conocal, Barra, Rione Villa, Ponticelli, those areas areas are fucked but as tourists you will never go there. so enjoy it.
@@MushroomTherapy28 no montesanto is alright! love that area! u got pignasecca market and quartieri spagnoli just right there! and the funicular to get to castel sant'elmo! enjoy ;)
"Hi! I'm a tourist! Can you tell me where the members of organized crime are? Are you a member of organized crime? Hey! Hey!!! Stop that! Take your hands off me! Why are you doing that?"
As a "napoletano", I can only say I have never experienced any criminal aggression whatsoever, just like the majority of people here, although I do acknowledge the city is still more dangerous then overall European standards. However, because of how organized crime works, the "victims" of the camorra system are almost always local citizens who, for various reasons, happen to theaten the interests of family clans. The worst that could possibly happen to a tourist is probably being scammed, even if in poorer neighbourhoods like the one you visited the risk of robbery is definitely very high because of the total absence of police surveillance. That said, I believe Naples is worth to be seen anyway if someone out there was planning a trip to Italy, what the city has to offer surely outweighs its problems, which are not to be diminished but, at the end of the day, a perfectly safe place does not exist. Also, that woman at 4:09 sounds like she is a foreigner herself, which I think makes her words even more trustworthy, since there is no "omertà" involved.
Se a te é andata bene non significa che non succeda a nessuno perché sai pure tu che é una grande cavolata. Ci sono i video che lo dimostrano. Proprio perché sei napoletano non ti é mai successo. Per un turista é diverso, loro sono le vittime predilette
@Michele Albanese i turisti saranno forse le "vittime predilette" della microcriminalità che esiste in ogni metropoli al mondo (mi viene da pensare soprattutto a truffatori e borseggiatori), ma senza dubbio non sono presi in considerazione dalle famiglie mafiose che vivono ai danni della gente locale, che si ritrova così costretta a subire estorsioni e vivere con una pistola puntata costantemente alla tempia, considerando che l'obiettivo di una mafia sul territorio dove opera è il controllo della regione e un turista, non possedendo immobili o gestendo attività nel posto in questione, non sarebbe proprio la preda preferita insomma.
Dude, you are trying to find "Brazil" in Naples, aren't you?? 😁🤣😂 From what I learn you aren't even able to identify a postman on a bike. 😁🤣😂 People in Italy are quite serious about GDPR regulation. That's why you've been told a hundred times "don't film us". You're from South Africa? How is the movie "Tsotsi" close to the reality??
Was actually looking forward to seeing you do the 50 yard dash in flip flops. Your fearless man, lucky your still a young man, with a healthy appetite for adventure. Amazing scenery of Italian dated streets/neighborhoods, places many of us would never witness without your vlog. Thank you Kurt and someday will offer you some payback. Would love to see you in the Philippines someday. Keep up the awesome work K, always travel/stay safe my friend. Best regards from western Canada.
No need to search for Camorra ... They will find you :) Idiot Tittle that thinks he is a Mafia Movie... Next time I ll show you the real Napoli but you might need extra underware.
You saved me a comment. This is no search for camorra. He even mistaken a shoe factory for a shoe repair shop... That little shop makes shoes for export. Is not a shoe repair... Lucky for him tourists are left in peace.
In Naples you go looking for trouble you won’t have to look far .....but generally Naples is a beautiful city and the people are friendly , where this guy is they don’t appreciate people filming them as they like to keep their privacy ..
I was born here and lived in the quartieri spagnoli it is completely safe and the people are very nice P.s. the scooters are completely normal in Naples we use scooters more than cars😀
I think once you know people in the area and probably don’t bring a camera you would be fine if I was there I’d be chilling on the block smoking grams off 🍁
It’s not that dangerous bro! It’s got a bad reputation but there are far more dangerous cities in Europe. Quartieri Spagnoli is the centre of Napoli. The Napolitan are nice decent people.
Sono d'accordo, infatti spesso si dimentica che nella classifica del sole 24 ore la città Italiana con il maggior numero di reati è Milano. Povera Ignoranza 🤦♂️
Well, actually I quartieri spagnoli are not one of the worst area ahahahah it is in the heart of the historic center and it is full of pizzerie and restaurants, churches and things like that. Also there are many bars where I actually spent lots of nights having fun with friends (Cammarota Spritz over all). The real "dangerous" area are the quartieri popolari outside of the historic centre like Caivano or Scampìa, even if Scampìa itself got really better during the last years, it is not the same it was 15 years ago during the Camorra wars
An interesting look at the streets n alleyways of such a beautiful city. Great atmosphere. Full of life. By the same token one might question the intelligence of walking those streets looking for trouble. To each his own....
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City isn’t dangerous, just don’t walk where this guy walks. I was born here so I know. By doing this in this kind of areas, you stick out as a diamond in the rough. Therefore you get shit snatched and pushed around because you’re asking for it. 😂
Hahahah
Bro!!!!! You're sooooo lucky something didn't happen to you!!!! My cousin's live in Napoli, and I lived in Rione Sanità....THIS JUST WASN'T SMART!!!!!
Sort of stupid and out of logic thinking. I dislike his comments to a beautiful city. People are phenomenal.
@@ccmejia5173 the hospitality of Napoli is just breathtaking tbh.
My cousin got his passport stolen in Naples
Real mafioso you don't find on the street, you find them in parliament building
Verissimo
Yup, in the streets there are the "low ranks", the bosses are powerful people.
Thats true!
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More like the sewers
You can't find camorra, camorra finds you.
Next time go around with a Rolex on your wrist and stay there lmao, someone will approach you and say : "we uaglio bello st'orologio"
Hahah
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Bruh that's gonna get him more than mugged lmfaooo
@Sicko 7 are you from naples?
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10:04 the italian guy was explaining that he inherited that place from his grandfather. They basically make shoes to sell to foreign markets. They only make them there, that's why it doesn't have a proper name. The actual shop is located in another place. I hope it helped.
As a neapolitan the best advice i can give you is to not always feel in danger, because Quartieri Spagnoli are actually a pretty cool micro-world and there is a lot of different people just living in a pretty cheap block near the center of the city, as you might have figured out. It was way worse before, and the real scary places are in the suburbia around the city (quartieri spagnoli are inside) at the moment. I live in vomero which is a richer block but i don't feel in danger when i walk up there, i felt scared when i was young but i was honestly naive, there is criminal activity but it's focused in some precise places and it's mostly organized guys dealing drugs, in fact the first group that asked you to stop filming may actually be the pushers of that area, and they don't want to be filmed because if there are video proofs of them doing what they do to live then it's a problem for them, police itself actually plants cameras around that area to try to have video proofs of what they do, that's why there are so many flags covering the view around the block (:P), if you didn't have a camera but walked with an iphone 11 on your hand without looking too much weird then no one would notice you (I do it all the time because i need to cross the quartieri spagnoli block to go to via roma), actually as a matter of fact (and luckily) i've never been robbed in quartieri spagnoli, and sometimes i even brought with me my reflex camera, i've been robbed only once, and it was near the last place you visit in this video, near the seafront, which is actually where most people get robbed because it's where you can find easily rich tourists walking by, believe it or not, it is unconvenient for a criminal to rob a dude in the block where he lives. And, as last thing, the dude who told you to go to Nennella was giving you a solid advice, been eating a ton of good food there for cheap and it's a very famous place in Naples, it has also a couple bars nearby and a lot of university erasmus students visiting it during night. Hope you didn't miss out on Nennella ;)
Dont know if u will see this but is the camorra like the us mafia back in the day. like do people know who is with who and who is a made guy and that type of stuff
I literally just got back from Napoli to the uk yesterday , I visited the Spanish quarter loads and filmed and took photos cause the streets look pretty cool and so does the graffiti. No one bothered me I didn't bother anyone . Yes there is crime , yes look after your belongings and be aware but like you said , I got my headphones nicked down by the port and down by the station feels far more dangerous, nothing happened here. Its noisy and watch out for the mopeds but they always beep before coming round a corner and know how to stop quickly . I honestly didn't feel threatened at all here 😂 the Maradona memorial is pretty cool too right :)
Yea Napoli is Safe. Just be aware of your surrounding, Like you would do in every other big city
Just spent 3 nights at a hotel by garibaldi station, that was an experience lol
Fun fact about Napoli: it is the city with the highest number of churches in the world. And they are all pieces of pure art
Spanish Quarters really isn't the "ghetto" or "most" dangerous area...it used to be much worse in the 80s.
It's quite pleasant. The buildings are indeed old, but it's nice how there are no cars, except for the occasional scooter.
Exactly
Kurt in Columbia: “I’m never scared” said like the true yellow bellied colonial. Kurt in Italy “ I’m a big pussy”
it is still one of the most dangerous place together with forcella, but you need to go there at deep night with your camera to have your camera stolen almost guaranteed
Scampia is
That whistling is letting the dealers know someone has a camera, or police nesrby
Somebody’s watched gomorrah 😂
@@jimmac6644 ahahah well, in gomorrah you see what happens in real life
That's just not true, it's a bad and old Italian Habit whistle to someone
@@lorenzomuccioli8496 Non proprio, ho dei parenti nei quartieri spagnoli ed effettivamente in alcuni vicoli le vedette inizieranno a fischiare per avvertire tutti che sta entrando qualche sconosciuto, fortunatamente una volta salutato mio zio si sono tranquillizzati.
Translation for non italians: Not really, I have relatives in the Spanish quarters and actually in some alleys the lookouts will start whistling to warn everyone that some stranger is entering, fortunately once I greeted my uncle they calmed down.
@@lorenzomuccioli8496 so because of that nobody can whistle with a purpose?
I spent 5 weeks in Naples mid-December to mid-January 2000, staying in the center of the city, which I was told is Camorra country. The city was very peaceful and the people extremely friendly, especially to Americans. They love Americans there. I never felt unsafe, even walking around at night by myself. When I would tell people how beautiful their city was, they were really happy.
After WW2 most of the people in Naples had nothing to eat, no home and they were really poor. My grandpa always told me stories of american ships arriving at the port of Naples and giving food or cigarettes to the locals. Also many south italians migrated to America long time ago that is why many south italians love American people.
@@valeriov7445 zio,molti di quelli che emigrarono in America finirono per lavorare con la mafia(è da li che nasce la mafia italo-americana)...
@@damn_jaz9895 I napoletani andarono lì per lavorare, i siciliani gli portarono la mafia.
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@@valeriov7445 non capisco perché si debba sempre specificare di essere “meridionale”, bastava scrivere solo “italians” e in aggiunta era anche più corretto
Dangerous neighborhoods like this are only dangerous at night, or if you are walking around with a camera on a selfie stick hahaha.
Nah, pretty sure they’re always dangerous
Facts, I've been there during the day and nothing happened to me (except for the fact that I almost got hit by a car and two scooters lol)
@@u.sdepartmentofthetreasury6561 no because they'd just assume you a customer
@@iceitupgsv oh okay
nope, this neighborhoods Is full of night life
11:18 it's not a shoes repair shop, it's actually a shoes artisan, that sells mainly in other countries like Nigeria but has also a little shop elsewhere in the city. Naples has one of the most ancient tradition (dating since the greek and roman age as shown by archeological exhibits) for artisanal shoes, gloves, leather wearings, shirts, suits, and generally handmade clothing. Very few tourists know this, because big Italian commercial brands take all the scene, manwhile they(the big brands) often buy the production of these small neapolitan artesans and resell it at much higher prices as luxury clothing.
This guy has no idea. Never been to Napels before. Spanish quarter is fully safe for tourists. Been there many many times. One of Europe,s most beautifull cities. Napoli Siempre
Not true, that area Is not safe.
@@GionnyChannel It's just off the main shopping street and there are plenty of bars and restaurants that I went to when I was there. I certainly didn't feel any danger!
Generally i dont worry too much in day time
@@francescofallani6530 frate🥶
@@francescofallani6530 ahahaha grande
Napoli is safer than most US cities. Yes Napoli is disorderly and very dirty, but it has a lot to offer. The more you become local, the more you love Napoli. I went to Trattoria da Nennella last year, it was really good.
@bobby shmmurdags9 😂😂 Eh ovvio o frat
Us city are shit hole
Why does the US always have to be the standard? This guy isn't even American lol. I always find it pretty annoying when people compare stuff to the US. There's 195 other countries out there. What part of this video gave you the idea of mentioning the US specifically? Why not Venezuela or Ukraine?
Lol since when us was safe 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@Ricky911_ Actually there is 192 countries only 😂
One thing is certain.
He will have tons of memories to look back upon when he is older. Kurt has been everywhere. It takes a certain type of individual to travel like this, and go to the seedy areas of the cities.
“ONLY THOSE WHO RISK GOING TOO FAR CAN POSSIBLY FIND OUT HOW FAR THEY CAN GO.”
- T.S Eliot
First of all, you need a shit ton of money and no real job to be able to travel like this :D I agree with the rest
Nicely put ..great quote by T S ELIOT
Just a clickbite video. I’ve grown in quartieri spagnoli. The zone is dangerous, in the day even. But not for tourists. By the way, even
If you are simply walking, the whole area know allredy that you are there and they allredy whistling to each others to follow you whit the eyes-chain. They are not stupid to put someone behind of you in the middle of the day.
Every small house ‘vasc’ have enough eyes to get the signal and to switch the signal to the next.
The zone is still active, specially in the night. But if you don’t step on wrong feets nothing is going to happen to you in day time. In night is much more easy to get suddenly in troubles.
Danger under every side which mean, robber danger, ghb in drinks, drug business, and baby gangs.
Camorra is no longer active as before, because there’s not like years ago a boss who manages this particular area, but only
The powerful surnames, who’s still free. Who’s still Out Of prison and get the respect from the importance of the surname. However, police don’t get inside there, only special situations. Is not monitored area.
If you want get really in trouble in Napoli, go to forcella, marano, scampia. There you can’t come out anymore if you don’t get in whit someone who lives there.
Neapolitan criminality is different from US. Is very old and cripted, there’s not criminal out of mind like in US that they just try to kill you because like this round in the head in that moment. If you gonna get shooted in Napoli it will always be for a reason, for tiny reason or not but you need to rappresent a problem for someone. Camorra are not gangster, they don’t walk like bolted Mexicans and white t-shirt. Camorra people are more evil smart.
And behind a cute and kind man, would quietly be a big and cold blood camorrista.
Cheers 🍻
As an italian, you explained the concept better than anybody on this comment section
Most camorrists there dont wanna steal from you , they make a lot more than what your camera is worth . But they dont want they’re face and area in social media because or possible warrants
Esatto, a questo punto è più pericoloso per loro il crimine comune. Quando stai trafficando milioni di euro di droghe, non credo che sia intelligente attrarre l'attenzione della polizia.
Yea dude ,, good words .. i don't like this guy anyway .. pure white arrogant dude
Sure thing.. he was implying *even the cat will rob me!* I guess like a *true apartheid dude* would behave.
@Mam Para he's not going to have problems for the reason he thinks, the "arsehole, gangster mugger".. out for the prize of his camera..
These people are doing there own thing, and him filming in a non touristy way is antagonising.
Seems pretty chill and safe tbh, great video
I am Italian! Naples is beautiful, food amazing, people's very nice: but in some areas are dangerous.
Yeah ...but how dangerous to ordinary guy without camera on stick or flashing expensive items and money?I must Visit Naples!😀
ue sfaccim
Crumbling buildings and filth is beautiful to you?
There's nothing dangerous about what he's doing. It's just a standard European city. 😆😆
And it is beautiful love to Italy.
Naples is no longer as dangerous as it used to be, the "Camorra" Mafia doesn't deal with tourists, they work quietly, they make sure they don't show up! I walk in Napoly night time 2. am and I ,m not Napolitan, not Italian! There are no more motor robberies in Naples anymore! I really like your video but it would have been real if you went through it with a hidden camera, because that's how people behave differently!😉
Bullshit,It's full of junk people..camorra is only a single part
@@ermanno9341 but what the hell are you saying ... I don't know what experience you've had but they're not all junk people...
@@ermanno9341 no ermanno che mi vai a dire 😂😂😂
There are scooter robberies. When italy won the euros i went celebrating and saw 2 guys trying to rob a scooter from another person
Oooh. So that means i will die soon?
"Is this area dangerous with this camera?" "Yes." "Oh ok then I'm right here, thank you!"
If you want some protection, you should usa a soccer (football) t-shirt of Argentina, if it has the face of Maradona, better.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👍👍👍👍👍thats true!
best idea ever
Haha grande fratm
No joke I did that lmao I took a Napoli jersey with me to blend in haha
Translation: Searching for a death wish in Italy.
@Claudio Canavaro se te le cerchi le trovi, altro che Bulgaria
@@enzotipenzo8243 AHHAHAHAHAH appunto,se lo.prendevano se lo meritava alla grandine
doveva girare con un rolex al polso
Italy is a very very safe country i assure you
Translation: man has death wish in Italy.
You wouldn’t search for a death wish as you would just wish it on yourself. It’s not a tangible thing you could search for therefore you’re way of wording it irritated me.. sorry 🤣
It’s more dangerous at night . It’s still dangerous . After 8 or 9 pm that’s where the action starts .
That's dangerous as any big city is dangerous at night. But nothing much in Napoly. Beautiful people there.
I don't think you have ever been in naples
Which action starts? Ahahah ignorant
Only in some areas, like in every huge citiy (NY, London, Paris,Rome,tokyo..) anyway the place called "quartieri spagnoli" where he goes around in the video is not very dangerous at night, maybe It was 20/30 years ago
@@renatoiacomino8094 "tokio" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 what the fuck are you talking about
So you were looking for death?
Trust me Camorra is not a joke, and it's good you didn't find it.
Snatching your camera would be the least of your problem.
They don't like cameras there because they think you are a journalist, and they hate journalists.
You can go around Naples as a tourists, Neapolitans are actually really friendly, but going around looking for the Camorra, it's a death wish.
lol if you think they care 1 bit about this peasent
They wouldn’t do anything to a tourist
The people around would've just made fun of him asking for that to be honest lol
Hahaha when was the last time that a tourist was killed in Napoli? Quartieri Spagnoli now is not dangerous at all. They are in city center. Go in Scampia or Secondigliano and have a look!
Girls on tiktok show their ass for views and Kurt do this..different ways/same goal
Come on dude, take a chill pill !! It's Italy and its Naples it's not Medellin in Colombia the murder capital of the world. I know the suspense is good for your video. But dont overreact.
Bro he wasn't in the dangerous areas in Naples
Totally agree just lived there for a few days as a tourist and was walking around there often. Everything is safe.
My favourite country Italy, everyone is just so laid back and friendly.im sure it has its Dodgy parts,but what country doesn't.love fro Dublin.
I admire the culture, history and people of Italy. Love from Pakistan.
Me too! Much love 🙏
Love to Pakistan bro 🇵🇰🇮🇹
Thank you from Italy!!
Love from Pakistan thats fucking ironic
I'm Brazilian.
But have many italians in my family, my bisnonnos are from Italy. 1 of Basilicatta and the others from Veneto. The culture are preserved and I love Italy, but my love of Brazil is bigger. I will visit Palermo in next year. Unfortunately, with Italian imigration to Brazil in 1910~1960 made the nationalist president Getúlio Vargas of the time prohibit the propagation of foreign languages within the country. Because of this, only families from rural Italian colonies still speak the Italian language indoors today.
And I not, but I'm learning. I have a friend that speak Talian (Veneto dialect) and he teach me haha. Saudações.
I've been to Naples twice and I found the people fantastic and friendly .
U weren‘t in scampis if u find it nicr
You was just lucky
Dangerous people are EVERYWHERE
Yes we are fantastic and nice we are not italians we are neapolitans:)
@@erminiopreziosi1967 And like us from Liverpool we are not English we are Scouse .
This would have been a very different video at night time...Also there is a very high probability that you were being watched. The whistling was dealers alerting each other that someone suspicious looking (you with a camera) was coming...
U just passed in front of a place where they deal drugs. These zones are no more dangerous as much as before. A lot of Bed and Breakfast popped up over there, so the people around are used to see tourists wandering around. About the masks, u wont see that many in the quartieri spagnoli, that zone is law free. Camorra doenst concern normal people or tourists, they are too busy with much more big affairs. Petty robbery is the same as u can find in any other big metropoly.
I came across your videos by accident, and I became addicted, I love your content, and most of all it helps me to practice listening, since I'm learning English 😅
you are really good Kurt, greetings from Italy 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹
I live in Naples, even the Camorra won’t snatch you’re camera out of your hand. lol
There is a lot of ignorant content in this video, it really comes across as ‘rich kid’ thinking he’s better than the ‘natives’.
@@soundmind6477 YESSSSSSSS!!!
@@melissagurgone993 glad I’m not the only one who picked up on it. 😊
@@soundmind6477 i think it is his humour. As the idiotic German i am, i wouldnt Care and normally Walk in naples. I dont see any Dangerous places in this Video. He is from SA and should know what Dangerous means
Milan, the capital of Lombardy, ranks 1st in the ranking of the cities with the highest number of crimes and acts of organized crime. There are approximately 8,500 crimes reported per 100,000 inhabitants, with the primacy of thefts from homes and parked cars.
The number of murders is decreasing compared to previous years, as well as thefts and robberies, albeit remaining at too high levels. In contrast, scams and computer fraud are a worrying phenomenon in constant increase.
In this context, crimes related to online child pornography and cyberstalking are growing, as well as the cloning of credit cards and counterfeiting of money. The sad record of Milan and other cities places Italy in the top positions in Europe for the number of crimes and crimes committed in relation to the population.
Just come back from Naples. Stayed in the Spanish Quarter and had a great time. It has edge but if you respect your surroundings then you won’t have a problem.
AMEN
I already visited this fantastic city 8 times. I keep walking through and around everywhere, including the so-called unsafe neighborhoods. Never have I had any problems. Of course you shouldn't be walking around with a camera. Despite the fact that you are walking in a public place, you come somewhere on those people's private land.
Kurt:"Where i can eat something?"
Local: "Go straight, keep going straight then ask for Nennella restaurant"
Kurt: "Ok, straight! thanks"
Kurt turns left!
Grande Kurt, saluti dall'italia
I was in Naples three years ago and I loved it. Beautiful place. Reminded me of a more sketchy Barcelona. I'll be honest I did feel a little on guard a lot of the time - some people did look dodgy and the narrow alleyways are very dark at night - but I would go back in an instant.
Ahahah, love how the cat came to you only after you said "are you a neapolitano kitty?", like he understood you
Italian culture and language are amazing😍love from iraq
Thanks kurt for sharing this with us
Thanks man, we appreciate it a lot, love from Italy to Iraq 🇮🇹🤝🇮🇶
@Himalayan Explorer wtf hahahha napoli is a heaven compared to baghdad
@@M9999-h4c quite funny that Napoli and south Italy are wayy more undeveloped , poorer than North Italy 😅 but I can imagine that compared to a city like Baghdad its probably 100 times better
@@missouriresole4726 not100 its million time better cuz of wars unfortunately alot of bad things happend in iraq
And baghdad was the scientific and cultural center of the whole world
How is now in Iraq ,is it any better?
Backpacked through Italy around 7 years ago. Napoli was my favourite place, I remember walking around here too but was getting dark so legged it back to the centre 😅😅😅
😂
@@KurtCaz perché ancora con sta mafia non c'è solo quella in Italia
@@alexgrivon1857 è un tipo che scherza molto quando va in giro, è un titolo fake da come puoi intuire guardando il video, a lui Napoli piace molto
@@giovannipietrocecconi2935 بالطبع هو يحب أن يستكشف وايطاليا ليست بلد عصابات مثل جيرانها
@@رَّيَّمّاُِسْ-ص6ظ3ل? I don't speak Arabic, sorry
What Kurt is really telling us is; it’s important for us to practice the 50/ 100 meter dash.
I walked with my family across the street from Naples train station up the market road and a group of guys started walking behind us. It was so obviously suspicious and I was looking down at ground watching their shadows behind me, after a bit I saw the shadows hand connect to the back of my bag and turned around very sharply and saw his hand move back. I stopped walking, stared him straight in the face and in a loud voice shouted the name of my step dad who was 20 meters ahead. That dude disappeared real quick. I was ultra suspicious around Naples after that.
Dude in the rough neighborhoods of Miami, Chicago, Detroit, or LA, you wouldn’t have survived.
that's because US SUCKS
@@multa7053 ok
@@alessandromigliorini3435 vivi negli stati uniti?
@@multa7053 Magari avercelo il villone con giardino e piscina negli States
@@alessandromigliorini3435 tu? no, sembri povero
I am Italian .. and I was born in those places .. they are wonderful places to eat, for the climate, for the warmth of the people .. but they are also quite lived-in places .. with so many people with problems and who have nothing to to lose .. with difficult situations behind you .. it is better not to go looking for the ugly Naples that is told abroad .. it makes no sense .. go there as tourists who love life .. who want to have a nice holiday .. without necessarily look for the negative side that there may be ... as it should be in all things
How do you back at this comment now
What about finding the beauty in what we are sold as, “ugly”? Often a great story comes back from these less touristic places
Naples was the capital of kingdom of two sicilies so there some really beautiful places inside that city. Art, music and cultural artifacts. I would see that rather than this. But some danger in traveling is fun. My family is from southern italy as well. Ciao aver una buona giornata. e Gelato é buona quando temparaturo e cald.
Tourist: Hey! you are a Mafioso? a murder?
Mafioso: Yeas ofcourse! let me introduce my boss!
Tourist: Damn, Thank you very much!
Mafioso: You are welcome :D
(lmao)
Sono brasiliana e vivo a Napoli da più de 30 anni, e come tutto il resto del mondo c'è sempre il pericoli in certi quartieri, ma Napoli è una città meravigliosa piena de persone de gran cuore in tutti in quartiere c'è sempre un pezzo di cuore del popolo Napoletano, I love Napoli
Que bella e la lingua italiana, io dico sempre che e la lingua piu bella del mondo!
Sono stata in vacanza in Napoli e anche io ho avuto un po di paura, ma la città mi è piaciuta tanto perche è ùnica.
Liebe Grüße aus Deutschland!
Greetings from your neighbour Lombardy
Danke shon to say that :)
Ich lieben dich e danke solamente questo so dire in lingua tedesca 😂😂
@@santinodipace8821 Jajaja grazie ragazzo!
* mi è piaciuta tanto
Quartieri spagnoli is not Dangerous, it's a requalified zone, it's carateristic. I walked by with camera and noone say nothing about it. People don't Want to be filmed, it's simple. This title is stupid, Camorra is not a joke.
The city still looks like it did in "Ieri, oggi, domani (1963)". You can even see Loren e Mastroianni if you close your eyes a bit and focus :)
I'm Dutch and come to this area all the time.. Amazing food for a fair price, friendly people. Flash a good watch or camera though and someone might take it from you, as in most larger cities. I think Milano and Roma might even be more dangerous. I love Napoli and Napolitans.
susanne watch out a bit xaaxxaxa
Oke boeit niemand man
Kurt the diversity of your spoken languages is enviable. From your Teutonic language roots (German/Dutch?) to more than adequate command of the Romantic languages, that's quite a stretch. Totally dig hearing you speak to locals in different countries....... it's clear that people appreciate those who even try :)
It's funny the way you call the name of the families, it would be Germanic languages (Afrikaans) and Romance languages
Stupid idea..... Not brave, just stupid idea. Respect for Napoli people from Elbasan 🇦🇱
"It's a shoe factory, they sell around the world, including Nigeria. The shop is somewhere else."
"Nah! Naples is safe just like anywhere else, it's how you caring yourself that is important"
Kurt, with your final answer about Naples you proved one time more that you are not only a smart and brilliant guy but also a wise man.
Had to come back to this video. Naples is absolutely my favorite city in the world, so under appreciated.
Every where is dangerous when you don’t mind your business and total stranger speaking different language with sunglasses when it’s not sunny ,pointing camera on people,you look suspicious,but they didn’t do anything to you thank God you are safe now
I was only in Naples once before, we went to the island of Capri. Great video Kurt! 🇮🇹
LMAOOO Hes scared the whole time!!!
I've noticed 😂😂especially in the first 5 mins
@iyad2446 italy isnt dangerous
I live in Naples for 7 years, that's my "heart"!!!! I grew up in Naples.!! Its a nice Country/City, just don't push the limits !! 👍💙💙💙💙Napoli nel Cuore.!!!👍 Min 12:50 " La granitta" 💙👍
Love your work bro. Ofc best video is in lokals places. Greatings from Serbia.
Should of did all that in a SSC Napoli jersey, you would of been fine! LOL!
You was quite lucky you didn't get robbed at quartieri, im from Napoli and trust me you had luck the city is not dangerous as you said, if you keep going your way... we do love tourist and we have no problems with that, but I have to tell you the most dangerous places in Naples are around the Vesuvio area
Scampia, Conocal, Barra, Rione Villa, Ponticelli, those areas areas are fucked but as tourists you will never go there. so enjoy it.
Thank you!🙏
Stu cazz
Is Montesanto area dangerous? Grazie! :-)
@@MushroomTherapy28 no montesanto is alright! love that area! u got pignasecca market and quartieri spagnoli just right there! and the funicular to get to castel sant'elmo! enjoy ;)
@@fedefede89 Thank you Federico! :)
"Hi! I'm a tourist! Can you tell me where the members of organized crime are? Are you a member of organized crime? Hey! Hey!!! Stop that! Take your hands off me! Why are you doing that?"
🤣🤣🤣
As a "napoletano", I can only say I have never experienced any criminal aggression whatsoever, just like the majority of people here, although I do acknowledge the city is still more dangerous then overall European standards. However, because of how organized crime works, the "victims" of the camorra system are almost always local citizens who, for various reasons, happen to theaten the interests of family clans. The worst that could possibly happen to a tourist is probably being scammed, even if in poorer neighbourhoods like the one you visited the risk of robbery is definitely very high because of the total absence of police surveillance. That said, I believe Naples is worth to be seen anyway if someone out there was planning a trip to Italy, what the city has to offer surely outweighs its problems, which are not to be diminished but, at the end of the day, a perfectly safe place does not exist.
Also, that woman at 4:09 sounds like she is a foreigner herself, which I think makes her words even more trustworthy, since there is no "omertà" involved.
Se a te é andata bene non significa che non succeda a nessuno perché sai pure tu che é una grande cavolata. Ci sono i video che lo dimostrano. Proprio perché sei napoletano non ti é mai successo. Per un turista é diverso, loro sono le vittime predilette
@Michele Albanese i turisti saranno forse le "vittime predilette" della microcriminalità che esiste in ogni metropoli al mondo (mi viene da pensare soprattutto a truffatori e borseggiatori), ma senza dubbio non sono presi in considerazione dalle famiglie mafiose che vivono ai danni della gente locale, che si ritrova così costretta a subire estorsioni e vivere con una pistola puntata costantemente alla tempia, considerando che l'obiettivo di una mafia sul territorio dove opera è il controllo della regione e un turista, non possedendo immobili o gestendo attività nel posto in questione, non sarebbe proprio la preda preferita insomma.
Man, Italians got so much style when they talk...
4:35 after the woman said to him its dangerous in here a motorcycle show up behind him and what scary look he is 😂😂
Dude, you are trying to find "Brazil" in Naples, aren't you?? 😁🤣😂 From what I learn you aren't even able to identify a postman on a bike. 😁🤣😂 People in Italy are quite serious about GDPR regulation. That's why you've been told a hundred times "don't film us". You're from South Africa? How is the movie "Tsotsi" close to the reality??
@GTR LK 100%
You pick the best places to film. Everyone else that tries to show tourism videos are annoying. Keep up the great work. I hope you keep uploading
I’ve spent much time in Naples, and I stand out. Never had a problem, even in the Spanish quarter...wonderful city.
Thanks for visiting our beautiful country made by lovely gentle guys.
Just loved seeing Naples again, not been there for years. You have guts Kurt I like that. Good filming
Go there at night not day time
Was actually looking forward to seeing you do the 50 yard dash in flip flops. Your fearless man, lucky your still a young man, with a healthy appetite for adventure. Amazing scenery of Italian dated streets/neighborhoods, places many of us would never witness without your vlog. Thank you Kurt and someday will offer you some payback. Would love to see you in the Philippines someday. Keep up the awesome work K, always travel/stay safe my friend. Best regards from western Canada.
0:01 He finally nailed his best Italian accent at the beginning! 😂
Imagine how loud that place got every time Maradona scored a goal for Napoli.
I’m really late to these videos but I’m addicted 😂 keep up the amazing work!!!!
No need to search for Camorra ... They will find you :) Idiot Tittle that thinks he is a Mafia Movie... Next time I ll show you the real Napoli but you might need extra underware.
Hai Ragione.
You saved me a comment. This is no search for camorra. He even mistaken a shoe factory for a shoe repair shop... That little shop makes shoes for export. Is not a shoe repair... Lucky for him tourists are left in peace.
@@TheErasec Yeah he thinks they are gonna show themselves. Let alone waste their time on a tourist.
@@CinevaCeva2 No it's just the truth. Camorra wouldn't waste time on him, yet he speaking like its American action movie.
I,ll come again next year, I,ll come with you. Napoli Siempre!!
Great video of a special place!! 😍
The sound of your flip flops at 1.10 is the same as my fat old neighbor, signora Teresa 🤣🤣🤣
❤😂
Amazing to see your present day level of confidence walking around much, much more dangerous areas compared to in this old video!
Bro you just made my day,i was born there!my boy in my city!thanks from all my heart!!!!
Dude love from India I really njoy watching ur vlogs during this lockdown man be safe
Thank you ❤️ Stay Safe!
The aushole is the guy who Walks where People life und filming them like a Zoo and wonders when they do something
In Naples you go looking for trouble you won’t have to look far .....but generally Naples is a beautiful city and the people are friendly , where this guy is they don’t appreciate people filming them as they like to keep their privacy ..
I rarely comment but dude you are the best. Nice channel,keep up the good work 👌
I really liked the fact that you spent some time to learn some basic italian language. Nice video!
I was born here and lived in the quartieri spagnoli it is completely safe and the people are very nice
P.s. the scooters are completely normal in Naples we use scooters more than cars😀
ma è vero che vanno senza casco xchè sennò col casco li scambiano per quelli della camorra che vanno a sparà a qualcuno ?
@@Gabneo1 no? C’è chi nn mette il casco ma per la maggior parte se guidi per Napoli i caschi li hanno quasi tutti
I think once you know people in the area and probably don’t bring a camera you would be fine if I was there I’d be chilling on the block smoking grams off 🍁
12:15 , im napolitan ... i laughed 🤣🤣
this place is quite normal for a brazilian hahahah
Área nobre isso aí kkk
@@PedroPereira-gn5sp condominio de luxo vai dizer mano kkkkkkkkkkkkk
Hehehehehe
yes same dangerous neighborhoods but these people are scared of black people in gangs
I’m half Italian and half Brazilian been to both countries Naples doesn’t have shit in terms of danger on any part of Brazil 🤣
You’ve grown so much since this video :) same energy though, love it 😊
I been to naples and ofc i still gonna visir it again. what makes the city beautiful not just the food but the people too
great from Saudia 🇸🇦
It’s not that dangerous bro! It’s got a bad reputation but there are far more dangerous cities in Europe. Quartieri Spagnoli is the centre of Napoli. The Napolitan are nice decent people.
😉
You should see it during the night, it's pretty dangerous because there are many murders made by Camorra
@pablo é napoletano ahah
@corsaro nero anche tanti stupidi troppo orgogliosi da negare l'evidenza e i problemi che affliggono la propria cittá
Sono d'accordo, infatti spesso si dimentica che nella classifica del sole 24 ore la città Italiana con il maggior numero di reati è Milano.
Povera Ignoranza 🤦♂️
When people go for a travel they go to the finest areas, but Kurt goes to the worst ones.
Well, actually I quartieri spagnoli are not one of the worst area ahahahah it is in the heart of the historic center and it is full of pizzerie and restaurants, churches and things like that. Also there are many bars where I actually spent lots of nights having fun with friends (Cammarota Spritz over all). The real "dangerous" area are the quartieri popolari outside of the historic centre like Caivano or Scampìa, even if Scampìa itself got really better during the last years, it is not the same it was 15 years ago during the Camorra wars
@@gabrieleadabbo9287 Cammarota fra
That's definitely not one of the worst areas of Naples, this guy's a joke
Love your showing these sides that we Will not see on tv. Love your videos, Kurt. Good luck and take care.
Thank you so much, I appreciate it alot! Take care! 🙏
You are very pure man, I love your content! Keep up the good work!
Yeah bro don't lose your camera, you need that babay to continue the excellent videos. Love the Jorge Masvidal reference too, massive UFC fan.
Kurt… you are the definition of humility and I enjoy the show daily. Thank you
In neapoletan slang:
_nun e truvat manc 'o CAZ_
Ahahahah guaglioooo
An interesting look at the streets n alleyways of such a beautiful city. Great atmosphere. Full of life. By the same token one might question the intelligence of walking those streets looking for trouble. To each his own....
When you cross the pedestrian crossing in Naples the cars accelerate. You have to synchronize with it XD
Plus they see he's a foreigner walking "regularly" and their like
Cmon show respect move! 🤣
BJJ gives you confidence and allows you to relax and be yourself. Great video