Hey Mr. WW so good to see you out and about what a day I know I haven't been able to keep up with all your videos but it's so good to know you are there you have been so good to this community thank you so much for you work 💯💚
Hello Cynthia. Ibrahim in Canterbury here. How are you doing my friend? Mum and I are fine here but very upset at the sad loss of our Queen Elizabeth. Anyhow, we have been very busy here attending many events just prior to the Queen's passing away. Hope to see you at the next premiere. I have yet to watch this latest video from WW but will do so soon. I just came here to read the comments for now.
@@ibs5080 Hi there Ibrahim so good to hear from you, glad you and your family are doing well oh and yes bless the Queen may she rest in peace take good care hope you still working out on your stationary bike and having fun your friend in Orlando florida Cindy
@Falcom Scott Hi there Falcom so good to say Hello from across the pond wow we are dealing with the same kind of weather over here as you guys use sunblock be careful your friend Cindy
Interesting walk. Brixton is another world than Piccadilly Circus, but very much alive. Brixton village is worth a visit!!. We don't see the end of it. Like a hidden termite mound. Thank you WW
Nice video! I would like to know what time was this recorded though😁. I just have a thing for knowing that data when watching this type of videos. Thanks!😄🙏
A far cry from the Brixton I knew in late '80s and '90s, the Green Man pup, The Atlantic pub which closed down in '94 and became the Dog Star, the Fridge, the Riots, police raids, filth, reverse discrimination, muggings and murders on a daily basis. Had a one bed council flat for 10 years on Brixton Hill, gave it back out of desperation at the start of the 3rd millennium and moved out of the area for good.
I found this neighborhood to be a bit rough and tumble. Wouldn’t make it a point of interest. Thoroughly enjoy your vids especially the rainy nights! 🇺🇸
Its changed alot....since I lived their In the 80s and 90s...where are all the black brethren ? Looks like the white hipsters have taken over the neighbourhood. I was born lived and worked in London till say 10 years ago. The old town is unrecognisable.
To think that only a few years ago Brixton was a sort of catchword for a black ghetto and regarded by most people as a mini-version of Harlem in New York. Good to see that the area has evolved into being just another London district, where people of all races mingle and socialise. Interesting that something similar seems to be happening in Harlem.
White people are moving into Brixton and Black people are being forced out by high property prices, not really much mixing. I drove through Brixton at 1am about 10 years ago and I saw so many Blondes, I thought I was in Sweden. The Indian areas and South Asian areas of London are remaining Indian/South Asian but I've noticed that Black people are losing the areas they used to dominate, like Brixton, Notting Hill, Peckham, Dalston etc.
Nice to see South London making an appearance again.
I really appreciate your content, I live a long ways away from London but can vicariously appreciate it, thanks to you. Thank you
You're very welcome Evan, thanks for watching!
Beautiful night walk my new friend. Thanks for sharing
South London really is home as far as I'm concerned - know those streets so well. Loved this walk.
I enjoyed this walk, Thank you :) x
Nice video, an amazing street atmosphere. Thanks for the tour
Great videos I can't believe I haven't heard of you until now!
Can I make a suggestion for a walk in South London? East Dulwich! I'd love to see it again. I lived there aged 5.
Love this! 🤍 There's something so special about night walks in London... ✨
Hey Mr. WW so good to see you out and about what a day I know I haven't been able to keep up with all your videos but it's so good to know you are there you have been so good to this community thank you so much for you work 💯💚
Hello Cynthia. Ibrahim in Canterbury here. How are you doing my friend? Mum and I are fine here but very upset at the sad loss of our Queen Elizabeth. Anyhow, we have been very busy here attending many events just prior to the Queen's passing away. Hope to see you at the next premiere. I have yet to watch this latest video from WW but will do so soon. I just came here to read the comments for now.
@@ibs5080 Hi there Ibrahim so good to hear from you, glad you and your family are doing well oh and yes bless the Queen may she rest in peace take good care hope you still working out on your stationary bike and having fun your friend in Orlando florida Cindy
@Falcom Scott Hi there Falcom so good to say Hello from across the pond wow we are dealing with the same kind of weather over here as you guys use sunblock be careful your friend Cindy
Hello Cindy, thanks again for your continued support and kind words! I hope things are going well with you.
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@Iraqi me, thanks very much!
Thanks for the Brixton ground patrol, WW. Such a delightful atmosphere.
Thank you Ice Ace, that’s really kind of you!
Interesting walk. Brixton is another world than Piccadilly Circus, but very much alive.
Brixton village is worth a visit!!.
We don't see the end of it.
Like a hidden termite mound.
Thank you WW
Great vibes, thanks for sharing ❤️ CWL
Wow, this every cool.
Great video
Wow thank you for showing me how easy and how close the o2 academy is to the tube station, very handy as ill be visiting in 10 days time 😆
Could you please cover central London? There is an historical event right now!
Awesome Stroll!! Can't wait to do it myself one day soon! Thank you very much!
So cinematic
Super cool. Thank you so much.
Nice Video
I Used to live in Brixton n 1990 but IT looks Better now.
Would love to see a walk around Regent’s Park and regents university London 😊
T J, I've done several videos in Regent's Park 😀
Nice video! I would like to know what time was this recorded though😁. I just have a thing for knowing that data when watching this type of videos. Thanks!😄🙏
A far cry from the Brixton I knew in late '80s and '90s, the Green Man pup, The Atlantic pub which closed down in '94 and became the Dog Star, the Fridge, the Riots, police raids, filth, reverse discrimination, muggings and murders on a daily basis. Had a one bed council flat for 10 years on Brixton Hill, gave it back out of desperation at the start of the 3rd millennium and moved out of the area for good.
Morleys is still there....
I found this neighborhood to be a bit rough and tumble. Wouldn’t make it a point of interest. Thoroughly enjoy your vids especially the rainy nights! 🇺🇸
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Its changed alot....since I lived their In the 80s and 90s...where are all the black brethren ? Looks like the white hipsters have taken over the neighbourhood. I was born lived and worked in London till say 10 years ago. The old town is unrecognisable.
Is this London? Or Lagos?
it's more like Poland. It's alot whiter than it was in the 1980s
6:43 WW
Well spotted Ben!
To think that only a few years ago Brixton was a sort of catchword for a black ghetto and regarded by most people as a mini-version of Harlem in New York. Good to see that the area has evolved into being just another London district, where people of all races mingle and socialise. Interesting that something similar seems to be happening in Harlem.
White people are moving into Brixton and Black people are being forced out by high property prices, not really much mixing. I drove through Brixton at 1am about 10 years ago and I saw so many Blondes, I thought I was in Sweden. The Indian areas and South Asian areas of London are remaining Indian/South Asian but I've noticed that Black people are losing the areas they used to dominate, like Brixton, Notting Hill, Peckham, Dalston etc.