Visited NYC for the first time in 2019 and I ended up spending more time and having more fun in Brooklyn. You get more of a local experience in Brooklyn than Manhattan imo which my girlfriend and I wanted. From the food to the culture, it was dope! Love NYC.
NYC love you too...we appreciate tourist who love our city. Next time you visit check out more places than Manhattan and Brooklyn, the bronx has some nice places you and your girl would also love.
I've been to NYC twice, only as a teenager and kid with my parents. I hated that they only wanted to stay in Manhattan! My 16 year old self really wanted to see Bucktown and Queens, the "real" NYC
@@FSVR54 lol I would not have wanted to see bucktown then. Not even now does anybody wanna go to that shit 😂 but I feel u, u can get the real NYC experience by going to the trenches
lmao it really don’t look like the hood when you’re from there. brooklyn is well established and put together. even if you’re broke you’re good. you can walk* to the store and use your ebt, walk to the train. don’t need a car tbh. nyc doing the damn thing.
Yea it aint nothin like the ghettos in the south... For example google maps belle glade florida click anywhere on that city...wayyyyy higher crime than anywhere in new york even with the population
@@breadwards shit wild ..u can look up on youtube gangstas n thugs intro....its the trialer for the dvd gangstaz n thugs dvd or hood life palm beach just that place has a way higher murder rate per capita than chicago ive been all over the east coast to maine and the only ghettos i felt unsafe were florida philly and ATL n memphis evrything else couldent compare
Brooklyn turned around in the 90s as Mayor Giuliani took the gloves off with the dark criminal factions that ruled the borough. the 90s and early 2000s saw floods of aspiring White Americans settle into once decrepit ghetto warzones, attracted to the mysteries of Brooklym. It was a Reconquista in it's own right.
Yall want to come over here and we want to visit Cali...i want to visit Compton, the bay, and numerous places. I want to see those Mexican gangs i always hear about, but from a very far distance lol. I no nothing about the the rules of California so I will look from afar lol
That’s incredible, it’s the same country but you feel a whole different vibe. Here in my tiny country it all feels the same, but we do have different accents though. But that’s normal because the USA itself is almost like a continent, so yeah diversity is huge in a lot of aspects. Gotta visit the US one day.
Nyc the slums nigga foh son what yall niggas is seeing some shit on this nigga channel come to smith houses, red hook, bushwick , fort greene all these are danger zones son this nigga in a business district walk yo ass into some of these buildings ill show factzzzz son .🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽
Can't believe I was born and raised here left to CA (Los angeles) when I was 12 and shit feels so different from Brooklyn but will never forget my home
Charlie you have to come back in the summertime, then you'll see how popping Brooklyn gets. Everyone is out, music everywhere, way more lively. Winter in Bk is depressing
The Bronx is even different now... Not as many African Americans , Puerto Ricans, and Italians.... But now mostly African, Mexican and Arabs now... The vibe is completely different
D William last time I was in Bedstuy, I saw a pale skinny white girl riding her bike, with a basket on it, like it was the suburbs. I looked at my cousin like “wth?” He just shook his head 😂
Ayanna Horton your crazy there’s still ALOT OF Puerto Rican’s, Dominicans, Albanians, etc you do have a lot of Arabs and Africans left for sure though.
Wow, no car horns, no trying to outrun pedestrians, courtesy to elders. Not one curse word. Brooklyn is not what i expected. Thanks for this amazing upload.
Love the video. It maybe silly or even stupid to enjoy videos like this, but I really do! Specially when the New York area/mega city or how ever you all call it, is 1 of 2 must see usa places on my vaction list and bucket list. The other being Bodie in California. Thank you very much, and if you do a video of diving straight across the city, i want to see it!
Jermaine I edited the comment to say some areas. My original comment made it seem like every square inch and that was not what I meant. Mostly I was talking about the video being shown. It looks like many areas of Chicago. How’s that?
I met this girl once from Brooklyn in L.A . She moved to L.A and she told me L.A is creepy. If you go missing in Brooklyn everyone know your missing. In L.A if you're missing no one is gonna know till days later. That's how tight NY burroghs are. I love these videos man.
I LIVE IN FLORIDA AND I SEE SO MUCH BEING DONE IN NEIGHBORHOODS THAT DONT NEED IT. PLEASE DO MORE FOR THESE BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE WHO HAVE TO SUFFER FOR NOTHING
Very enjoyable to watch. Thank you. As an ardent fan of Spike Lee, and coming from England, I've always been intrigued as to why S L talks so passionately and respectfully about Brooklyn. I want to visit all those streets in Bed Stuy that are named after famous people and films such as Quincy Street, Marcus Garvey Boulevard, Malcolm X Blvd, Do The Right Thing Way etc. Great footage of the streets and older beautiful buildings especially between 8:18 and 8:40. I really enjoyed watching this. It would have been great to see some of the street names that I mentioned, but it doesn't matter. There's a gritty, down to earth feeling to that place; people just doing their thing. How safe is it around these areas, especially at night, and especially for overseas tourists?
I actually grew up here (5:35). I lived on Lincoln Place at Ralph Ave. from 1951-1963. Many of the buildings on St. John's Place from then are still here, but the Congress movie theater is gone, as is the Petach Tikvah synagogue on Rochester and Lincoln. No more A&P super market on St. John's and Utica. My first savings account was in the East New York Savings bank on Utica at Eastern Parkway (the grey building on the right at 2:29).
He only been down one block with graffiti on old garage walls and you, say that's the whole Brooklyn. lol. Smh.. I know exactly where he was. It's an industrial section also, a former whore stroll.
@@GODs_Son777 To tell you the truth, I didn't notice any graffiti in the video. What I did notice is the lack of people walking around. That is probably because of the weather outside at this time of year. Most northern U.S. cities look friendlier with people out on the streets. The weather outside influences it.
@@davids9520 He showed it towards the end of the video, but it's not even crappy Graffiti like, in other places. It's actually paintings of artists who, sneaks around the city during the wee hours of the morning and does it, because if they're caught in the act, it's either a hefty fine, or community service. lol.. Also, yes, it get very cold in the NYC during winter, but surprisingly, that doesn't slow NY'ers down, not one bit. lol..
@@kevinryan1359 yeah i know exactly where that is,alotta people just don't know that Brooklyn is a very busy and live city mane...last year when i drove down Flatbush ave there was a dead body laying in the street and mf's was walking pass like it was trash smh💯
I love Brooklyn. The hoods in the five boroughs are pretty safe, all things considered. Still some places I won't travel at night, or alone by myself (have to use some street smarts). But, you can commute practically anywhere here and it's cool. The MTA is easily accessible, too.
Everybody likes to hate everything. NYC is just another thing that people hate because it exists. And some people like NYC because it exists. It doesn't really matter, we all die, whether or not something is hated or not, we all end up wormfood.
Brooklyn has lots to offer, other than these bad neighborhoods. Brooklyn Heights, Bensonhurst, and Park Slope are fine examples of great neighborhoods.
@@moeglizzy6277 Truly, CH is a neighborhood of "two halves." North of Eastern Pkwy, the area is pretty good. South of Eastern Pkwy, the crime rate is significantly higher.
Honestly, being from Macon, Georgia, when I think of the Bronx, Brooklyn etc... it’s a different kind of hood to me. It’s more like it’s a part of history. Although places like this are considered the hood, it’s rich with history and landmarks unlike where I’m from.
@@brolicbro771 because they in nycha projects and section8 living on top of each other in rat infested buildings. Or you got 5 adults with kids cramp into small houses to pay the $2500 rent on a three bedroom
@@22darkdayz sad af only place african Americans may reside is section 8 racist..i would never live in New York 1800 dollars a month ridiculous they want the niggas gone
Young Lo Brooklyn is not a war zone! Worked in Brooks for 15 years and never had a problem walking around anywhere! Nigga's friendly in Brooklyn! There's always a few bad apples but for the most part, Brooklyn soft as babies ass!
I noticed most part in New York does have a lot of grass Brooklyn is not that busy as Manhattan but still would love to visit New York my favorite City
ST.LOUIS KING I have no idea why but I have never had no desire to visit NY. Supposed to be of those places everyone has to visit once in their life. Just no desire to do so.
Go Get Be Gone I been there and it’s a shithole, trust me, it’s the reason why I am struggling to move from London, because my wife is New Yorker, New York is a big shithole
I grew up on both sides of the Verrazano bridge and currently live in Tempe. Old infrastructure and a high density city vs a very new infrastructure and a much lower density city as most US cities are not that densely populated. You don't really see double parking outside of NYC.
Joe Dazey it's a beautiful diversified city great restaurants, theaters, clubs no violence to speak of! Certainly not like the 80's and 90's when nigga's were wilding
Love the Steele mention. Met him One time in Louisville Ky. Worked security at one of their shows when they opened for Motley Crue. Cool guy. RIP. BTW they buried the Crue
What I feel like would mess with me is the sirens and not knowing which way their coming from since the sound bounces and carries so far. Everytime I heard a siren I would be like umm is it behind me, to my left, coming from the sky maybe 🤔 lol
It doesnt, uk or london has so many brand new areas, i get where your thinking its similar, however, its not, i am from london and thats why i am hesitant to move to new york city, becoz my mrs is from queens
It's almost 2020, so It's time to upgrade your camera to 4K because we all know your videos are going to look like a regular 1080p video when you post them. This video looks like 480p on the highest quality setting.
I'm not from Brooklyn so the video would have been so much better with some narration on where you were driving and what we were seeing !! I think the only Street I made out was Utica Avenue, and that was a bit of memory from years ago. I think that my City is a bit cleaner than what I just saw.......... Thanks for the sight seeing all the same.....^^^^^^^^^
Question about nyc, considering city big as well as public transit but I havent peeped a single public bus transit around in the vid? Im originally from ATL living in DC now there’s a lotta metro bus running around. I been to nyc but It was a one time thing I used public train when I got there. I didnt really get much time to explore but ill be back up there soon tho so just wondering
There were many bus stops in the video, and towards the end he was driving under the J/M/Z line (that was the elevated tracks you see in the video). There's tons of mass transit here and maybe you didn't see too much in the video because you have to know what you're looking for (what our bus stop signs look like here and subway entrances often blend in as well, plus driving you miss a lot of stuff), if you don't bus stop signs will just blend in with the millions of other signs.
I don’t know nothing about Brooklyn except that all of the people that are from there always be like “I’m FROM BROOKLYN!”
Right!
Apricot Bamboo fr 😂 I’m one of them
Murders are crazy in brooklyn ur crazy
@@mannysales3479 factz im fro. Brooklyn wztch yo mouth son before i slap the shit out of u word.....listen to this man
@@alexandriaa1802 watch yo mouth nigga Brooklyn straight hood seriously show sim respect.......Brooklyn!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!or Crooklyn..............😟😟😟😟😟
If you can drive in NYC you can drive anywhere...
Soooo not true. If you can drive in Beijing or Shanghai then you can drive anywhere. Nyc is cupcakes compared to cities in Asia.
not true at all lol
oh my man you have got to come to mumbai
Come in Romania if you wanna be formula 1 pilot 😂
@@Rollothemodel people always look to our primer city to compare themselves to.
Automatically knew where you were as soon as the video started lol. UTICA UTICA!!! 😂
UTICAAAA
it took me a few seconds until i saw the police station and that dam hill
EveryBody Knows Where UTICA At😂😂U Gotta know Or u not from bk💯
You have to do this in the summertime. We hibernate when it’s cold 😂🤣 but, when that heat hit, it’s all the way live 😂
Just looks like a snowflake town .. no hood over there
Speak for your self I got money to get
@@j.r7091 oh, you’re so tough
@@j.r7091 tough guy over here 😂
Wordddd
Visited NYC for the first time in 2019 and I ended up spending more time and having more fun in Brooklyn. You get more of a local experience in Brooklyn than Manhattan imo which my girlfriend and I wanted. From the food to the culture, it was dope! Love NYC.
NYC love you too...we appreciate tourist who love our city. Next time you visit check out more places than Manhattan and Brooklyn, the bronx has some nice places you and your girl would also love.
I've been to NYC twice, only as a teenager and kid with my parents. I hated that they only wanted to stay in Manhattan! My 16 year old self really wanted to see Bucktown and Queens, the "real" NYC
@@FSVR54 lol I would not have wanted to see bucktown then. Not even now does anybody wanna go to that shit 😂 but I feel u, u can get the real NYC experience by going to the trenches
It’s either me or I’ve never been to chicago or NYC maybe because a lot of people die there
@@landengamingyt7833 nyc not that bad, and is nowhere as bad as chicago (violence wise)
lmao it really don’t look like the hood when you’re from there. brooklyn is well established and put together. even if you’re broke you’re good. you can walk* to the store and use your ebt, walk to the train. don’t need a car tbh. nyc doing the damn thing.
Yea it aint nothin like the ghettos in the south... For example google maps belle glade florida click anywhere on that city...wayyyyy higher crime than anywhere in new york even with the population
DirtySouthFlorida3 i gotta look into it but that’s so unfortunate, i heard florida is all the way f*cked up.
@@breadwards shit wild ..u can look up on youtube gangstas n thugs intro....its the trialer for the dvd gangstaz n thugs dvd or hood life palm beach just that place has a way higher murder rate per capita than chicago ive been all over the east coast to maine and the only ghettos i felt unsafe were florida philly and ATL n memphis evrything else couldent compare
DirtySouthFlorida3 fuck florida nigga
That’s all main cities I thought all corner stores out there were called bodegas
If you listen closely, you can hear the law and order theme playing in background lol
will warren Lol! I actually started humming it early in the video! 😆
hahaha
will warren
That was brilliant! I’m shocked your comment didn’t get more responses. 🤷🏻♀️ It was very amusing! 😂
11:35 ...... Those projects are dirty af, and the elevator takes a damn half hour to reach the lobby.
I can't tell but is that around Seth Low Projects?
Elevators? Aren't those floating toilets?
@@elmarkiuxrazalas6647 yep
LIVEFRMNYC thats like harlem right
Bushwick ps my hood
Crown Heights! Thanks for the video.
Just keep doing your work, ChalieBo 313, we're watching and commenting...
I dont
you don't have to comment if you don't want. just observe the grit and realness.
@ Freddy Guap....True.
you are going to fast in your car and we cant observed nothings
Brooklyn is like Beverly Hills compared to Detroit
😂😂☑️
Just crowded too many people here to have abandoned buildings but I see wym 😭 abandoned buildings just mean nobody want to live their
Brooklyn turned around in the 90s as Mayor Giuliani took the gloves off with the dark criminal factions that ruled the borough. the 90s and early 2000s saw floods of aspiring White Americans settle into once decrepit ghetto warzones, attracted to the mysteries of Brooklym. It was a Reconquista in it's own right.
Everywhere is like Beverly Hills compared to Detroit.
55 Blocka what’s your problem with me?
I love old neighborhoods like these...
P.S. way to grow your channel. Been watching for a year
me too, but plz mix in some t-girls, big boody street hoes etc into them vids to make em more visitor-attractive!
Being raised in LA, NY almost looks like another country
It is and BROOKLYNITES feel the same way about LA (or anywhere else outside of NYC)
Yall want to come over here and we want to visit Cali...i want to visit Compton, the bay, and numerous places. I want to see those Mexican gangs i always hear about, but from a very far distance lol. I no nothing about the the rules of California so I will look from afar lol
That’s incredible, it’s the same country but you feel a whole different vibe. Here in my tiny country it all feels the same, but we do have different accents though. But that’s normal because the USA itself is almost like a continent, so yeah diversity is huge in a lot of aspects. Gotta visit the US one day.
@@lyricistdestroyerqueensbor8782 half of the gangs there are central american /not mexican for ex ms13 18st etc
NYC is its own thing. Nothing else like it throughout the USA. NYC is a small town though. Dont let the number of peoples fool you.
I love my city especially my
Borough BK 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 I see you in Crown heights
I’m from crown heights
@@kuerpotino8401 is crown heights dangerous?
I'm in Crown Heights now.
@@Nal320 is crime there?
Sry for my english
@@ariancfc It's not too bad. I love Crown Heights.
Come to nyc when its warmer, when more people are outside boolin.
Zan Ex ‼️‼️‼️‼️
aint no place like NYC in the summer time
Nyc the slums nigga foh son what yall niggas is seeing some shit on this nigga channel come to smith houses, red hook, bushwick , fort greene all these are danger zones son this nigga in a business district walk yo ass into some of these buildings ill show factzzzz son .🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽
@@SVGIN nigga stfu!
@@SVGIN you proud of the violence and drugs in these neighborhoods?
Man, Brooklyn's a mom & pop shop dream. No supermarkets, Panera, Supercuts, or Little Ceasars. It's like stepping back into the 50's.
Lol do you even go outside your house?
Can't believe I was born and raised here left to CA (Los angeles) when I was 12 and shit feels so different from Brooklyn but will never forget my home
Don't be fooled y'all....gentrification is killing BK!
It eased shit up a bit but cats still wildin' out bustin in broad day
@@bassysimpalah2892 very true,it's the gang shit mostly,cats rather shoot first then throw hands costing innocent people to pay the price.
we quick to rob eachother but won't rob them....
@Captain Sal stop trying to make everything about race even the way you worded that shows that you don't have a point
@@bassysimpalah2892 shutcho ass up boa nyc ain't tough
Charlie you have to come back in the summertime, then you'll see how popping Brooklyn gets. Everyone is out, music everywhere, way more lively. Winter in Bk is depressing
Exactly. Late-Spring and Summer are the best months in BK.
Brooklyn has changed, even Bed Stuy is now gentrified. Gotta go hit the Bronx if you want to see real hood.
D William deadass
The Bronx is even different now... Not as many African Americans , Puerto Ricans, and Italians.... But now mostly African, Mexican and Arabs now... The vibe is completely different
D William last time I was in Bedstuy, I saw a pale skinny white girl riding her bike, with a basket on it, like it was the suburbs. I looked at my cousin like “wth?” He just shook his head 😂
Dont forget East NY, Canarsie and Brownsville.
Ayanna Horton your crazy there’s still ALOT OF Puerto Rican’s, Dominicans, Albanians, etc you do have a lot of Arabs and Africans left for sure though.
I See you use much better camera. Keep it up. Greetings from Poland.
Cool profile pic.
@@denisesatx 😉😂👍
Yo C BO.... be safe out there bro 😎
Thanks for the ride along...
Be safe? What could ever happen, whats that Syria?
@@aggelos8256 anything can happen anywhere... Doesn't matter where your at?
Brooklyn isnt hardcore like that anymore. Gentrification has done a great work to make it better.
@@unapprovedtruth7116 that's good... That's what Philly is doing in some areas...
@@unapprovedtruth7116 Yeah, cause everything's too expensive. Smh lol.
Good to see more people in your videos for a change Charlie, LOL
Great Job on Brooklyn
Love your channel man.
Wow, no car horns, no trying to outrun pedestrians, courtesy to elders. Not one curse word. Brooklyn is not what i expected. Thanks for this amazing upload.
That’s because it’s winter 😂
Lmbo yes. The nicest people you’ll ever meet just as long as they’re not outside😂
Its a dump but at least it looks like a livable dump unlike Baltimore
Trust me detroit and Chicago is way worse
You deserve a million followers you even went to the closest hood I live near in Baltimore md😂💯
Love the video. It maybe silly or even stupid to enjoy videos like this, but I really do! Specially when the New York area/mega city or how ever you all call it, is 1 of 2 must see usa places on my vaction list and bucket list. The other being Bodie in California. Thank you very much, and if you do a video of diving straight across the city, i want to see it!
Looks and feels like several areas of Chicago too. Dense, people always about, parking problems
dont nobody hav their own parking lot there, to avoid all that parallel parking on the streets? the vehicle theft rate there most be pretty high!
new yorks actually 2.5 times denser than Chicago on average.
Elizabeth Saxe-Coburg-Gotha Agent 001 MI6/SIS : NYC can have it. Thats 2.5 times more garbage, pollution, and crazies!
Chicago is nowhere near as dense as Brooklyn. Brooklyn has about the same population as Chicago in less than 1/3 the area.
Jermaine I edited the comment to say some areas. My original comment made it seem like every square inch and that was not what I meant. Mostly I was talking about the video being shown. It looks like many areas of Chicago. How’s that?
living in the south, its really interesting watching these videos.
yeah. nowhere in the southeast or southwest is dense like this. it's way more suburban down here
Very good photography I love your documentaries and photos brooklyns hoods day and night thankyou
Dam I love NY!!!!! I’m from philly my older brother born and raised and still lives in NY !!! Can’t get enough of it !!!
Nice and helpful people there. The real people of new york. Thanks from germany
Where Brooklyn at!
brooklyn was in new york, the last time i checked
Im from 2077 last time I checked it was in East Russia
Omarock Brooklyn’s in the house
Charlie Hello from Russia! Very interesting and useful video! :)
I met this girl once from Brooklyn in L.A . She moved to L.A and she told me L.A is creepy. If you go missing in Brooklyn everyone know your missing. In L.A if you're missing no one is gonna know till days later. That's how tight NY burroghs are.
I love these videos man.
Yup she right
I LIVE IN FLORIDA AND I SEE SO MUCH BEING DONE IN NEIGHBORHOODS THAT DONT NEED IT. PLEASE DO MORE FOR THESE BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE WHO HAVE TO SUFFER FOR NOTHING
Majority of us is not suffering and we don't want new things in the neighborhood it'll loose that culture touch
Chalie you gotta come uptown (north bronx; Wakefield/edenwald, parkchester, baychester, williamsbridge, Fordham heights & Money Earning Mount Vernon).
Very enjoyable to watch. Thank you. As an ardent fan of Spike Lee, and coming from England, I've always been intrigued as to why S L talks so passionately and respectfully about Brooklyn. I want to visit all those streets in Bed Stuy that are named after famous people and films such as Quincy Street, Marcus Garvey Boulevard, Malcolm X Blvd, Do The Right Thing Way etc.
Great footage of the streets and older beautiful buildings especially between 8:18 and 8:40.
I really enjoyed watching this. It would have been great to see some of the street names that I mentioned, but it doesn't matter. There's a gritty, down to earth feeling to that place; people just doing their thing.
How safe is it around these areas, especially at night, and especially for overseas tourists?
Tbh don’t go at night. Act like ur not a tourist, maybe meet someone from there
Looks like a northern England industrial town. All red brick and litter. Grim. We're over in Flatbush in September. Hope the weather is better.
I'm from northern England, well, North East, where you talking about? I wanna go
Yes, Flatbush N Church made me...,Please send notification... Keep it going..🔥☝🏽😎
You in my hood‼️‼️ Crown heights😁😁
That’s my hood
Blowing up, Charlie! Been subbed since you were at 24k! Great work!
Thanks for watching and subscribing.
Thanks for the video. I remember Brooklyn from the 80s and it felt and look different.
I live in London so I'm fascinated in other Cities and the architecture here up to 9:03 is absolutely mind blowing stuff , I'm really impressed .
🤣 sarcastic much
I actually grew up here (5:35). I lived on Lincoln Place at Ralph Ave. from 1951-1963. Many of the buildings on St. John's Place from then are still here, but the Congress movie theater is gone, as is the Petach Tikvah synagogue on Rochester and Lincoln. No more A&P super market on St. John's and Utica. My first savings account was in the East New York Savings bank on Utica at Eastern Parkway (the grey building on the right at 2:29).
Son is driving through Utica Ave💪🏿
That word son💓
Thanks. For the video grew up on Sutter ave in the 70's . you took me back to memory lane. .lol
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Yes where new lots Avenue
The L train Hinsdale, and Williams Avenue
It looks 'established' during the day. At night it looks like, 'keep on movin'". It would be more interesting to see Brooklyn in the summer.
He only been down one block with graffiti on old garage walls and you, say that's the whole Brooklyn. lol. Smh.. I know exactly where he was. It's an industrial section also, a former whore stroll.
@@GODs_Son777 To tell you the truth, I didn't notice any graffiti in the video. What I did notice is the lack of people walking around. That is probably because of the weather outside at this time of year. Most northern U.S. cities look friendlier with people out on the streets. The weather outside influences it.
I live in Brooklyn. It's completely different in the summertime. It's like night and day
@@Geechee_Brooklynite Indeed. You'll actually see the Trees too. lol..
@@davids9520 He showed it towards the end of the video, but it's not even crappy Graffiti like, in other places. It's actually paintings of artists who, sneaks around the city during the wee hours of the morning and does it, because if they're caught in the act, it's either a hefty fine, or community service. lol.. Also, yes, it get very cold in the NYC during winter, but surprisingly, that doesn't slow NY'ers down, not one bit. lol..
Visuals always on point !!!
Спасибо, за интересную прогулку по улицам города Бруклин.
Thanks to this video.
Passes by my old cribs in Brooklyn, Sterling and Utica, buffalo and St Johns, and St Johns and Troy
That was a nice vid but you missed a few key hoods .. Coney Island ,Crown Heights, bed stuy, and Brownsville make sure you come and visit
Is this around atlantic and fulton? I go to Brooklyn every year to shop for clothes and exclusive j's💯
Mr.Nooorth Memphis10 like ten min away....
@@dondilly6117 my wife from Flatbush and i love the city of Brooklyn! Food taste great and the shoe game is insane💯
this is utica ave in crown heights. not too far from there
@@kevinryan1359 yeah i know exactly where that is,alotta people just don't know that Brooklyn is a very busy and live city mane...last year when i drove down Flatbush ave there was a dead body laying in the street and mf's was walking pass like it was trash smh💯
I stay on fulton and kingston
Nice to see that you did a video of this city. You should do the North side of Milwaukee
I've done many videos in NYC.
@@CharlieBo313 I thought you did and I might have seen them. Just decided to comment on this one
I love Brooklyn. The hoods in the five boroughs are pretty safe, all things considered. Still some places I won't travel at night, or alone by myself (have to use some street smarts). But, you can commute practically anywhere here and it's cool. The MTA is easily accessible, too.
Speak for yourself white boy nothing safe about nyc at all
Thank Bro for taking my around .
cant imagine how bad it mustve been in the 70s and 80s
When I put these videos on full screen, it feel like I'm riding along with you in the passenger seat up front.
Bed-Stuy Brooklyn N.Y..... All Day Everyday....!!!
is bed stuy dangerous?
Tompkins PJ's
@@ariancfc it was years back still is but calmed down a lot Brownsville is wild
Nah crown heights
Nope Bushwick bed stuy lil brother
Thank you for that drive around Brooklyn ‼️👍🏻😁
You gotta film in NYC during summer to feel the real heat of the streets!
Why does everyone hate NYC for no reason? Is it jealousy? Or did someone from NYC literally upset the entire country? I’m confused.
I love N.Y. like second home to me certain aspects of the city similar to a bigger Miami
Everybody likes to hate everything. NYC is just another thing that people hate because it exists. And some people like NYC because it exists. It doesn't really matter, we all die, whether or not something is hated or not, we all end up wormfood.
The folks who hate on nyc in general live on the bum ass midwest
All the cars were late models somebody doin good
For what?
He was driving down Utica Ave. I remember when they had the dollar taxis. Those guys would scream Utica, Utica!!!!! To get you in the car.
They still have those 💀💀
Very Interesting💯💯💯
Love the vids.
My home....I love my Brooklyn....I'm down south now and watching this just makes me reminisce about better times....Peace and blessings
You not Carribbean right? A lot of AAs move south for some reason
Im from Miami but i remember eating some of the best Jamaican food I've had somewhere on Utica ave
Prolly topaze or royal cuisine
You know the vibes 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
Thats whats up
Ali’s Roti shop huh
@@kaelo3grand835
Ali’s is trinis
Not the same food at all
Im from that area towards the end you was about to pass woodhull hospital on Broadway
if its the one in front of the bridge i was born there
Lol just as well i know my hood, how you gonna drive thru and no commentary my guy lol
Brooklyn has lots to offer, other than these bad neighborhoods. Brooklyn Heights, Bensonhurst, and Park Slope are fine examples of great neighborhoods.
them neighborhoods are so ass
Bay Ridge, Dyker Heights, Bath Beach, Sunset Park and Crown Heights as well.
Any Italian neighbourhood.
@@crazeyjoe not crown heights
@@moeglizzy6277 Truly, CH is a neighborhood of "two halves." North of Eastern Pkwy, the area is pretty good. South of Eastern
Pkwy, the crime rate is significantly higher.
New York hoods are the best by far of all the videos u been showing tho.
Honestly, being from Macon, Georgia, when I think of the Bronx, Brooklyn etc... it’s a different kind of hood to me. It’s more like it’s a part of history. Although places like this are considered the hood, it’s rich with history and landmarks unlike where I’m from.
Every block in the city has history, one of the most significant being an apartment on the west side of the Bronx, that's where hip hop was born
I have taken a test online that purported to tell me which New York City borough would best suit me. The result showed Brooklyn.
Brooklyn is the best
Bill Bergendahl if you mean safest Brooklyn is by far the safest! safest would be Staten Island !
Man if you don't have a bachelor degree dont even move to New York..barely livable
PimpzGangstazHustlaz 1 so how come over 2 million black people alot of them hood can live there
@@brolicbro771 because they in nycha projects and section8 living on top of each other in rat infested buildings. Or you got 5 adults with kids cramp into small houses to pay the $2500 rent on a three bedroom
Brother Biz it’s not a good life they live, u better off with a degree
Live with the white folks on wall street
@@22darkdayz sad af only place african Americans may reside is section 8 racist..i would never live in New York 1800 dollars a month ridiculous they want the niggas gone
Damn 2:52 I ain’t know they had front porches like we do in Philly they look similar
Ummmm.....you gotta come when its warm. It's a much different environment!
These car rides are soothing to just watch
You can tell you're not from Brooklyn NY hunh..people are still asleep brah..
who says, "can tell you're not from Brooklyn NY"?
I thought this city never sleeps... lol I've seen D.C. more active around this time
Young Lo Brooklyn is not a war zone! Worked in Brooks for 15 years and never had a problem walking around anywhere! Nigga's friendly in Brooklyn! There's always a few bad apples but for the most part, Brooklyn soft as babies ass!
I thought NY was a city that never sleeps! 😊
I noticed most part in New York does have a lot of grass Brooklyn is not that busy as Manhattan but still would love to visit New York my favorite City
ST.LOUIS KING I have no idea why but I have never had no desire to visit NY. Supposed to be of those places everyone has to visit once in their life. Just no desire to do so.
Go Get Be Gone I been there and it’s a shithole, trust me, it’s the reason why I am struggling to move from London, because my wife is New Yorker, New York is a big shithole
Charlie bo when u gone checkout denver seattle okc omaha and las vegas hoods bro
philip moore Would like to see those, too
Yes and i forgot bout austin tx and portland or
There are no hoods in Seattle bruh
U dam sure right bro
No offense bro but omaha denver n okc got hoods? 💀
Thank god I don’t live in NYC or Brooklyn, fuck, concrete jungle ,building galore it’s like a prison city, total shit hole lmao..
Crazy stuff compared to Arizona where I live.
I know phoenix feels like a whole different planet compared to new york
I grew up on both sides of the Verrazano bridge and currently live in Tempe. Old infrastructure and a high density city vs a very new infrastructure and a much lower density city as most US cities are not that densely populated. You don't really see double parking outside of NYC.
Joe Dazey it's a beautiful diversified city great restaurants, theaters, clubs no violence to speak of! Certainly not like the 80's and 90's when nigga's were wilding
Excelente video 😀
@Itsan Rio de janeiro, Brasil
The band Type O Negative was straight outta Brooklyn, R.I.P Peter Steele!
Love the Steele mention. Met him
One time in Louisville Ky. Worked security at one of their shows when they opened for Motley Crue. Cool guy. RIP. BTW they buried the Crue
Doing great CharlieBio313 be safe buddy
Dat first turn was my hood 😂😂 crown heights is where it’s at 🤙🏼
What I feel like would mess with me is the sirens and not knowing which way their coming from since the sound bounces and carries so far. Everytime I heard a siren I would be like umm is it behind me, to my left, coming from the sky maybe 🤔 lol
2:29 nooo left turn and he turns left
Kashka Blair that drives me nuts.
I liked hearing the eL go by overhead at the end. That made it official. Lol
Looks a lot like parts of England, think everywhere is looking the same these days you have so many Japanese cars too
Yes it does the houses looks the same like one I'm in and some of the cars your right there
It doesnt, uk or london has so many brand new areas, i get where your thinking its similar, however, its not, i am from london and thats why i am hesitant to move to new york city, becoz my mrs is from queens
It's almost 2020, so It's time to upgrade your camera to 4K because we all know your videos are going to look like a regular 1080p video when you post them. This video looks like 480p on the highest quality setting.
Come to Mount Vernon ny next
Mount vernon look like Baltimore 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
I'm not from Brooklyn so the video would have been so much better with some narration on where you were driving and what we were seeing !! I think the only Street I made out was Utica Avenue, and that was a bit of memory from years ago. I think that my City is a bit cleaner than what I just saw.......... Thanks for the sight seeing all the same.....^^^^^^^^^
Brooklyn is AWESOME !!!
It is
Yes it is!!! I love Brooklyn
One of the most major problem with Brooklyn now, THERE IS NO PARKING! FACTS!
Our hoods look good 💯💯💯❤️❤️❤️❤️ BK ALL DAY 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽
Question about nyc, considering city big as well as public transit but I havent peeped a single public bus transit around in the vid? Im originally from ATL living in DC now there’s a lotta metro bus running around. I been to nyc but It was a one time thing I used public train when I got there. I didnt really get much time to explore but ill be back up there soon tho so just wondering
lol
There were many bus stops in the video, and towards the end he was driving under the J/M/Z line (that was the elevated tracks you see in the video). There's tons of mass transit here and maybe you didn't see too much in the video because you have to know what you're looking for (what our bus stop signs look like here and subway entrances often blend in as well, plus driving you miss a lot of stuff), if you don't bus stop signs will just blend in with the millions of other signs.