Aucklands infamous red light district | “K ROAD” walkthrough
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ม.ค. 2024
- Walkthrough vlog of Aucklands red light district "K ROAD."
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Chur mbro love your vibe! Be keen to have a chat if you're ever out West come over for breakfast.
I got my departure ticket back in 2002 and after 15 years of being here, I know the ups and downs of Life as a five01, and now that I've found "God", have a real feel for our people, more now than ever.
Keen to know how you've done since 2019 and since finding God, as I have a different view of the Bible, and the cultural similarities we share with the people of our Creator and maybe even chop up some scriptures?!? I upload vids to fb occasionally so if you're interested in coming out West Auckz for a coffee and biscuits that'd be eetswaah mbraahh... Till then, take care & be safe! Blessings to your journey mbro 🙏
Bro🧐U good??? Lookin bit fried ay,bustin the Jawin action hard.
Then again was always a prerequisite for a K Rd sift eh💩chur😂😂
Knnobbhead cracccker chilllllll @@GTTemperd
Wow, these videos are so entertaining! Probably one of the best channels I have ever seen. Keep on keeping us happy with new videos.
@@broshemdap.a.i.n8414yeah Eets for sure my email is davidobeda@yahoo.com
Omgggg my old friend from the streets!!!! Wussup Naomi its Koko!!!! Oh how i cried watching this... i havent seen you in well over 25 years... wow look at you all grown up!!! god is good!!! I recently reconnected with Patty... Tai was living with me here in Wgtn for a bit and im sorry to say our dear friend Penelope has passed away... she is laid to rip in Puhoi... id love to catch up with ya when im in town!!! Much love ❤❤❤❤❤
I'd love that can I borrow 20 bucks
50 plz 👀😳🤣😂
20 whacks
Finally a NZ TH-camr with a decent content.Good work brother hope you do more contents like this
Check out Jimi Jackson. He's also decent and a good laugh.
I used to work for Rendals department store on K. Rd, which is no longer there. This was back in the 70's. There was a snooker joint on the side street from George Court, which I used to visit weekly. I have many stories I could share about back then, but maybe will leave it for another video. Great video and thank you for sharing.
This is home to a lot of people. We grew up here. Surrounded by broken cycles but this place had a lot of love in it. Memories all over. Overtime they have tried to drown out the people from the streets but in many corners you’ll still find the oldie Goldie’s ❤
You have a beautiful heart Tommy. Your understanding of those around you is admirable and I wish more people had this perspective rather than judgement towards others.
I was homeless from age 15. I suffered a childhood full of the most atrocious abuse (sexually in a ring type situation orchestrated by my father), physically by my Mother and older brother. I became a regular on k road and lived under Grafton bridge.
Love to everyone still on K Road, i live in australia now, and wish to come back eventually and visit K Road and it's wonderful people.
Yes, some of the people were scary and dangerous, but a lot more of them were helpful and took care of me.
❤
The reasons most turn to the streets is because it’s safer than home. Although economic reasons have forced many to homelessness it’s the children who have suffered abuse my heart feels for. The one’s exposed to these deviates, so sad but humbling to hear the one’s who would take those clients to help the more vulnerable ones.
Keep strong
Remember back in the 90s hanging out as a youngsta. It’s was full on. West terrace was dark. Thanks for this upload bro. My grand mother used to feed the street kids back in the 70s and 80s.
From a Christian sister, bless you both.Never ever ceases to amaze me how our awesome God, changes our ashes to beauty. Blessed be the Lord God Almighty. Your video is an eye opener. Kia kaha, kia toa,kia manawanui,💯🙏❤️
Thank you for sharing this meaningful and insightful video.
I like the fact that you found someone who knows the ins and outs of this place :)
Continue to spread awareness and be the voice of those unspoken.
Kia ora brotha...
Excellent presentation, we enjoyed watching. You got the interviewing gift!! Wahooo !!
Bless all who've been lost to create the change ❤
shots bro. youtubers like you guys are the only i watch these days - showing reality. big props
Bro this was good . Tommy is an angel man power and love to Tommy . I grew up around there as a kid . The Gang violence and everything Tommy said is 💯. Made me emotional to be honest I lost a lot of friends. In the 80s around that place. Anyways this was awesome. Peace ✌️. Bless ya souls.
Awesome brother. God bless you and all those helping the most vulnerable. Subscribed.
Amazing vlog and so good you had someone connected to the place taking us on a journey with you
Great content and presentation and real life experiences in NZ been watching for a while your vlogs are so real and not sugarcoated and your guests are too keep up the good work and info about the 501s and their struggles
This was mad insightful, been living here for almost ten years and been to K-Rd a hand full of times but still didn't know how its run, fuckin sick content bro, much needed as well!
Love your work 👏 thank you Tommy for sharing your story and all ❤️ Blessings upon the both of you ❤️🙏
Che too much Dave, appreciate your pod cast time and energy
Thank you both for this video and especially a big Kia Ora to you Tommy for your story 🙏🏾 bless you both
I remember the KRd Ballroom with all its pool tables, a good charlotte video was actually shot in there. I also remember the Rendals store, the Deka and the big old Mc Donalds. The Turkish Cafe, The Rising Sun, DTM, Staircase, Legend, Voyager, Ink, Bed, Bacio, Kiss Bar, Jones Bar, 24/7 Bar, The supper Club, The male rent boys on Beresford Street "B Street". The sex workers behind the Sheraton Hotel, The Gundry, Finale, Caluzzi, The diary with 'One Eyed Willy' selling his brown bags with a toot, all the bouncers - August and friends.... The NZPC, ADIOS needle exchange when it moved from Greylynn, Mercury Plaza, Various street identities, Gank, Authur, Gale, Panther..... Good times
Enjoyed this mbro more please of Auckland city. Shoutout to Tommy thank you 🙏😊
Thank you for the memories and thank you Tommy for your testimony ❤❤❤
Thank you for sharing. Love your content. Gods blessings bro
The area has changed for the better and safer communitys working together
That city has a lot of unforgettable history
Wow Dave you getting better and better. Doing the good work.
Bless up Tommy and all others out there doing they thing. great doco great insight to something that matters!
Great content Uso .
Great Questions and information.
Shoutout from Melbourne
Loving your content.👌 lived up the road in grey Lynn and as a child . Remember k rd well . Born in Australia but lived in Auckland in the seventies from 5-11 . Many many fond memories. Love and light from Queensland Australia. Chur bro .🤙
Kia ora Tommy, you’re looking well, loved hearing your kōrero thank you for sharing the massive journey you’ve had. Hope you’re still singing too, used to love hearing you sing back in the day. All the best to both of you
Appreciate your korero and Tommy's journey. Lots of love
Tommy it's Tommy from South Africa thanks for u 2 guys great greAt video looking forward too the next video
Brilliant content brother! Keep it going !
Love your work brother!
Great clip bro. I'll be watching plowman perform this weekend at festival one. ❤
Top notch vlog bro much love to you king dave !!!
Hi bro welcome home, thank you for sharing this story much Aroha and best of luck for 2024, God bless you bro,👍🏼😁💜
I remember being young back in the 90’s and there was that murder all over the news of Natasha Hogan, she had her head beaten in by a Rock in the Symonds Street cemetery across the rd on the top end of K Rd. That was real sad. Such a bad time in the 90’s and early 2000’s on that street I remember the drug addicts everywhere seedy environment.
Being Marori or islander you ain't black 😂 you classified as brown. Black is African or aboriginals
Yeah that when I was around there too,madness eh,but if you carry yaself right U were all good.The park was always bit sifty but it was Ponsonby park you wanted no part of after midnight and round Grafton bridge.Mad goths in the cemetery and stuff,always interesting sometimes spooky
The hooker fights were entertaining
Really interesting presentation. Thank you for sharing. I like your style and storytelling.
80s were haydays, it was jam packed everynight, cigarettes, lipstick , the lot. Still has character however 😊 thanks for the video
Good one Thomas. Insightful bro.
New here. Tommy broke my heart. What a beautiful person. I have no idea about the life some live/lived in my home land. Been living in Aus for the last 23 years. Talk about living under a rock. Thanks Dave.
Awesome interviewing/vlogging very talented & personable I hope you continue to do more 🙏🏼
My grandparents lived in grey Lynn had such good memories of allthe colourful People I met with my grandparents xx appreciate all the night workers for looking out for me walking home after graveyard at Starbucks on queen street
Great show ..watching from 🌏 . . .and great music!
Shot bro really enjoyed the podcast. God bless bro and keep it up
Love this! God bless you! We are called to love God and love people as we love ourselves. I have definitely liked and subscribed.
I remember Tommy from when I was in highschool think he was a couple years older always thought he was brave for being unapologeticly himself.
Mad love from USA! Most High strengthen and protect you!
Great vlog keep up the good work
Thanks for sharing again
Looooove this music❣️ especially-young solider of God-steady marching❣️ ooosh got the goose bumps singing that❣️ loving your Mahi too brother- a true solider of God❣️
Every city needs a K road. Just have fun, don't judge, enjoy all that want to chill and embrace life.
God bless you and your ministry bro and Tommy too❤
Bizarre, I've lived in Auckland more than 40 years and seen the Michelangelo Moses (it has horns) at St Peters in Chains in Rome and never had a clue that there was a replica down the road! Will have to go visit! Thanks bro
This was a good watch i look forward to seeing more of your content. Have you done a vlog on your own deportee story and where you are in life now.
Praise the Lord Tommy, The Lord never took his hand off you. Keep growing in the faith Brother and continue to share the Hope that is in you!
Yessss uso this is the content we need man love to see how far you’ve come uso keep it up 💯😤
I met tommy when we auditioned for x factor in brisbane, his voice is phenomenal!
🙏🏽Bless you brother. Keep safe and keep up thegoodness
Well done this was really interesting
I love krd. I’ve always loved the diversity and colour. Thank you for this amazing video.
Wow I love watching stories and docs about Auckland and Krd. It's loving its funny and its goodness is great
Love what you do God bless you and keep you safe x love from Australia
How beautiful to hear Tommy called out and in seconds He was shown He was loved told he was loved. The music is so good that every time it cut out I wanted to keep listening 😂
Thanks for sharing this and for not being busy looking for a wife 😂
Good work David
Love your show brother 💕👍
Beautiful mate!!!🤠💪🤙🤙👌👌💯👍Nice 😊
bro this video fire, pls do more
Awesome vlog bro. Love K Rd, the people are down to earth I preferred working the doors there than the CBD.
Good to see the bro Tommy he's a good dude funny as, man Auckland's a small place!🤣
doing ya thing my bro 🤙🏾
This was fascinating! I love New Zealand 🇳🇿 never been, but hope one day aloha nui! Mahalo. 🩷
Mean content bro 👌🏽
Awesome. Lived in Gundry St. Howe St and in the St Kevins Arcade in the early 2000s. Good to see the old hood
This was a good watch. Insight into a street workers life. Shot brother. Going to watch Tommys story now
Nice to See Tommy.. My Fether was the caretaker of the Grays ave Flats in the 90's I rember The area well but was actualy pretty safe back then. no real issues.just street kids. and Glue. mostly.
Infact my Dad use to let the kids sleep up stairs in the Laundra area. but asked them to respect the Tenents. and leave in the morning. we had no issues with them . and allways had positive interactions with the street kids. in the building and Downtown...
Love you're Vlogs keep up the good work.
Had some crazy story's about the People who. lived in the Flats.
1. was the Lady that went up to the Jewish school and stabed a bunch of kids.... was quite sad my Mother befriended her. and tryed to help her.
God Bless and keep safe.
Thanks for sharing.
Brother Dave... you are a Saint bro and a Kaumatua for these whanau. Thank you so much for being a Leader. Bless you
Mad video, thank you.
that was interesting brather please do more my man nga mihi
Hey this was great.
Tena hoki koe e te mangai, ka nui te mihi ki a koe i haere ki ena waahi hei whakapuaki ki te whenua. Really appreciate what you are doing with regards to walking our hoods and bringing the reality to our people throughout Aotearoa and beyond. All the places like Mangere, Otara and KRoad, Auck city is where we used to skate in the late 80s and early 90s. Coming from the FFN in Te Kao, seeing the streetkids, sniffing glue etc... was shock. Felt alot of aroha and so, would spend time with our people on the streets whilst skating around, especially the backstreets and skating was becoming banned in the various towns. Is there a link we go to to help with financial support? Kia arahina tonutia koe e te Wairua Tapu kia tutuki pai ai nga whainga kei mua i te aroaro...
“Anyways do yous want any drugs” 😂😂😂😂 bruh!! Auntys crack up!!
I remember that area from 1999 to 2009 after which i moved to waiheke island, tommy may or may not know me from back then (don't know how old tommy is), yeah, the queens (trans girls) were all around the lower end of east st, the fish (cis girls) were all around hope st and there was another group of island queens that were around the church where siones wedding was filmed, and the gay boys were around the back of the supper club
Haha running the East Ave gauntlet to the vending machine and back.
Memories 💉💊🧪😌
17:35 that's was my poppas church across the road! 👍🏾 I was born and raised in the city in Kingsland I know heaps of stories I know about that place lol gangsta stories and stories of the skin heads and full on bar brawls back in the 80s and 90s
Karangahape Road (K Road) has changed so much.
Born and raised 90's
366 Karangahape Road & West Terrace (Tce).
Hello 👉🏽💯 oh man Nz what a place I Absolutey love it I'm from ENGLAND 🏴 keep winning keep smiling and keep it
Real God bless you all
Sup2.cuzy from Sydney Australia safe week brotha man choohoooo
Awesome blog. Btw. That vatican Moses statue has horns also.
How it's supposed to be
Im a Wellywood guy, through n through.Yo.hooners,' metalheads.
That was good man
Salute
I spent my youth up the rohe Karangahape . Learnt alot about life . Has my respect
Nice vlog brother I'm a 501 and true came back with no support had a docco made about my journey it's on Maori TV called section 501 I'm still struggling trying to find my feet brother
All the best ❤
Stay strong bro 💪🏾 you will get there.
Much love my brother I’ve seen the doco feel free to email me at davidobeda@yahoo.com
Big change alright Awesome vlog brother blessings 🙏
Good work I like Auckland
I remember working in George court in the late 70s best place how sad how it’s changed ❤😂❤
I used to work at Telecom in Hereford St in the 90’s and saw a lot of weird sh!t going on all around especially at night. Some great bars “Kenny’s’ & “Malthouse’ and some great curry houses.
u havent seen nothiiiin bout k road til u been there at 4 am on fri/sat night
truly some sights
90s teens remember kroad and Meyers Park. Taggers and bloods and crops all hung around the bridge. Salute that was part of our childhood!
Miss my old hang out 'Some place else' in the sheraton hotel across from the Cemetry hahah
I remember when that was the hottest bar in town, mid to late 90s I think?