⁴ᴷ⁶⁰ Walking NYC : Tremont, Bronx via Burnside Avenue & Tremont Avenue
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A walk in the NYC borough of the Bronx in the neighborhood of Tremont via Burnside Avenue and Tremont Avenue, ending at Arthur Avenue.
From Wikipedia:
"Tremont, is a residential neighborhood in the West Bronx, New York City. The neighborhood is part of Bronx Community Board 6. Its boundaries, starting from the north and moving clockwise are: East 181st Street to the north, Third Avenue to the east, the Cross-Bronx Expressway to the south, and the Grand Concourse to the West. East Tremont Avenue is the primary thoroughfare through Tremont. The local subway is the IND Concourse Line (B and D trains), operating along the Grand Concourse. Zip codes include 10453 and 10457. The area is patrolled by the NYPD's 48th Precinct located at 450 Cross Bronx Expressway within Tremont."
Filmed January 25, 2019
Timestamps
1:10 - Exiting the Burnside Avenue Subway Station
2:02 - Burnside Avenue & Jerome Avenue
2:51 - Burnside Avenue & Walton Avenue
3:45 - Burnside Avenue & Morris Avenue
4:46 - Burnside Avenue & Creston Avenue
6:00 - Burnside Avenue & Grand Concourse
7:55 - Burnside Avenue & Anthony Avenue
9:50 - Burnside Avenue & Ryer Avenue
11:30 - Valentine Avenue & 178th Street
12:10 - Fans!
14:05 - Tremont Avenue & Webster Avenue
15:15 - Tremont Avenue & Park Avenue
16:55 - Tremont Avenue & Washington Avenue
18:00 - Tremont Avenue & Bathgate Avenue
18:55 - Tremont Avenue & Third Avenue
19:52 - Tremont Avenue & Monterey Avenue
20:50 - Tremont Avenue & Lafontaine Avenue
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Timestamps
1:10 - Exiting the Burnside Avenue Subway Station
2:02 - Burnside Avenue & Jerome Avenue
2:51 - Burnside Avenue & Walton Avenue
3:45 - Burnside Avenue & Morris Avenue
4:46 - Burnside Avenue & Creston Avenue
6:00 - Burnside Avenue & Grand Concourse
7:55 - Burnside Avenue & Anthony Avenue
9:50 - Burnside Avenue & Ryer Avenue
11:30 - Valentine Avenue & 178th Street
12:10 - Fans!
14:05 - Tremont Avenue & Webster Avenue
15:15 - Tremont Avenue & Park Avenue
16:55 - Tremont Avenue & Washington Avenue
18:00 - Tremont Avenue & Bathgate Avenue
18:55 - Tremont Avenue & Third Avenue
19:52 - Tremont Avenue & Monterey Avenue
20:50 - Tremont Avenue & Lafontaine Avenue
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Growing up in hood as young black man l had to learn survival tactics and avoid jail early age.pitfalls are there for destruction
The area of Tremont and Webster Avenue in The Bronx reminds me of Brownsville in Brooklyn.
Cuando pases por las calles enfoca el nombre de la calle y el número para así saber por dónde estas también cuando pases por una estación del tren enfoca el nombre de la estación y los números de los trenes que pasan por ahí gracias. Saludos desde Puerto Rico. Me encantan los videos de new york.
Old stomping grounds. As a kid the Bronx was the best growing up. Didn’t know to much about the violence where I lived. The people on my street knew one another and were all friends that looked out for one another. Once people started to move away and other families started moving in. The neighborhood went down hill fast. Thank god I left when I was 14. I own a house off tremont now. My parents still live down there. My childhood home no longer stands as they knocked it down. My old neighborhood is unrecognizable. Sad
The only NYC video I've seen that actually made me feel like I was there. Great job.
Dynamite video. Haven't seen some these streets for decades. I lived on University between Tremont and Burnside from 1970 until March 1974, Such great memories. Thanks!
Lived here worked and college here traveled from my apt on Harrison Av to Jerome #4 to Fordham. Great memories. Thanks for sharing
I see Frank's Sporting Goods on Tremont avenue at 14:57 mark. I used to get my football equipment there. It's been there since 1922.
Very cool!
Perfect vibes
Hey ActionKid I left this neighborhood in 1974, bringing back some great memories of my Burnside days.
12:22 !!! Even you're making friends on the go !!! Wonderful
ahhh lol
Ur clearly not from da Bronx 😂😂
Moved out of this interesting area in 1972 !!! Lived at 2115 Walton which was on 181St and Walton. The building is gone now replaced by a small park
I remember as a kid when the Blackout of 77 destroyed the area (Food City, Woolworths, Buster Brown, etc) overnight. It was super dangerous back then and it's still a hot area.
Wow, that must have been a crazy experience to live through that blackout.
@@ActionKid Yeah..I was a momma's boy back then and I couldn't go outside but I saw people out my window riding up the block with new 10 speed Schwin bikes after breaking into Eddie's Bike shop on Jerome and 181st st 😔
@@ActionKid it was. I still remember it clearly
Love your videos! Great views! Thank you for posting.
Love your evening walks, thx for showing us Tremont! But stay safe, actionkid105!
Ahhhhh you're in my Neighborhood my guy!!!
The Bronx!!! 176st Harrison ave ❤
Thanks for another FANTASTIC walk, my friend!!! Another refreshing escape from the humdrum of daily life!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👌👌👌👌
Thanks, ActionKid! You took me straight from my old train station almost right to my building! I miss New York so much! Lived in that area of the Bronx for almost 16 years!
I bet when it was mainly white walked.
@@mamacindyrogofsky495 No. I lived there up until 4 years ago. The neighborhood is mostly black and hispanic.
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This is a great video. Thank you for posting! This is great to see a lively and active and happening neighborhood.there seems to be a lot of great shopping and small-business shops in that area which is refreshing. It's nice to see some businesses that aren't corporate chains or disneyfied conglomerates. Glad you met some fans on the way.
It’s nice to see your evening and night videos but be careful. This video is nice, and for someone like me who has never been there it was amazing. Thank you 😊
Be careful, actionkid 105; in the 1:14 the man talk angry with you in spanish. He´s say: "what's you recording chinese man?" Greetings from Jalisco, México.
In Germany he (and me) would get even more problems. For the Germans -- missing many aspects of freedom -- is „Datenschutz“ (data protection) a „heilige Kuh“ ("sacred cow"). The Germans "celebrate" their "right on the own picture". There is nothing else they risk to fight for (like actually the Frenchmen).
So at present I'm developing methods of camouflage for getting movies in public environments. - Asked I may explain that I record pictures concerning town planning or interests in architecture/edifice. - However: In Germany it may be a high risk to shoot pictures outside of well known sightseeings.
Thank you for your concern, there will always be people like this in the world. It’s not a crime to record or take pictures in a public space.
@@ActionKid You are right, K., but in Germany (and also in parts of the EU) we have now a special situation, since Chancellor Merkel opened the borders in 2015 and millions of muslims invaded… - with them hundreds of thousands single males. Especially in the evening you are not safe in the streets. The worst danger threatens women if they walk alone in empty streets.
Even at daylight and in full streets you may become a victim of robbery. Among the so called "refugees" are also well-trained fighters from the Near-East (Syria, Afghanistan) and Africa. They simply take what they miss or need - even in supermarkets like ALDI. The police often gives up. Too many cases and no chances to find the criminals.
So you must be VERY watchful.
Then again, you meet people like the young ladies at 12:12 that are fine with what you are doing. NYC is obviously not a totally "angry" area.
@@LoiLoScope: Unless your Google or government taking pictures and making movies, of course.
My grandparents lived in a building on Tremont back in the early-mid-sixties. Kind of a hilly and quiet street as I recall. There were two lions on the street-front of the building and a rock wall across the street. But I can't remember the exact location as I was only six, seven, eight or nine then. We lived in Rutherford NJ and would visit, and we would walk to the Bronx Zoo.
Thanks for this video this is my neighborhood it's where I grew up it's not the prettiest but as I watch this I can't help.but think the potential this place has or all of the Bronx has I wish we could keep our streets clean not only from crime but in a sanitary way this area has improved a LOT but by just wish there was a way we can make it perfect or maybe it already is who knows
I’m glad you enjoyed this video of your old neighborhood!
I used to live on Ryer Ave when I was a little kid and I used to spend a lot of time around there during the 80s and early 90s. Things still look mostly the same. Outside of passing by that area when I take the Bx 36 bus (which I haven't done in a couple of years), I haven't been there in a long time.
Damn this is real BRONX
Wow my old neighborhood. I grew up there. I would always take the 4 train and the D train. Some times I miss it. I moved out of NYC in 2014. I use to live on Sedgwick Ave and Tremont. Thanks for the tour. It's changed but not that much. Always s Bronx Girl! 💜💯
I’m glad I could show you the old neighborhood and what it looks like now!
I’m watching this on my 4K and it makes me feel like I’m the one doing the walking! Lol
Nice videos! I like how you have enough stabilization that the videos are not annoying, but they aren’t TOO stabilized to the point where it feels too polished and unrealistic.
I also like how you show us ALL parts of NYC, not just the typical cherrypicked parts.
Thank you
Thanks for filming around my neighborhood, I moved to Los Angeles 2 years ago. Great to see how it has changed. 👍👍
Glad I could bring you back to the neighborhood!
my aunts was at the red building at concourse and burnside , now there’s a HUGE grey building on that corner (left side)
hello action! ... I admire your work, thank you for showing us these places that could put you at risk sometimes! ...Take care!! 💝
recording time is on point. for me, this is the best time in nyc
BTW Actionkid: these bronx videos are great! helping me get the lay of the boro which I plan to see more of this year.
Finally some night shots. THX a buch, man!
That fish market on Morris Ave has been there forever. I remember as a kid they would have $1.50 bags crab legs.
Love those two girls lol youuuuu blogginggggg
Theres always a spontanious moment for me in these videos! He made fans while recording 😎
I luv the bx. U should do bay plaza, co op city
I hope I move to The Bronx someday because I heard the apartments are cheap out there and it’s better than paying more than $2000 for a small space Studio apartment in Brooklyn.
Excellent clip.
Another great video m8....Stay safe...👍
Maybe the people who got angry at the beginning of the video were doing something wrong and thought you were recording them. In spite of everything thanks for recording these videos. :)
Thank you!
All your videos are great but make please more narrated videos if you can.
Great video! Stay safe!
Awesome video. Can you do one walking from Pelham Bay to Westchester Square like walking along Middletown Rd and onto Westchester Ave?
I could definitely try, it is a little bit inconvenient for me to get to though.
@@ActionKid That'll be really awesome.
:) Man when the number of your subscribers reaches a hundred thousand the people will begin to recognize you with the camera on the streets.
You are starting to become famous. Soon they will recognize you all over New York.. I can just see you on a talk show now..
I grew up outside NYC in the 70s and the Bronx wasn't a destination so this is all new to me.
Grew up in Bronx so l know how it is during my younger years.my best time living best life my teenage years going to Taft high school
They got a Taft high school in the Bronx too that's what's up I'm from Cali only been to New York ones on Flatbush n 23rd I need to visit more
The Action Kid goes everywhere!
What do think of walking in Chicago?
I could consider it!
He wants to keep living.
Thank you!!🦋
Bathgate Ave and Tremont Ave is where St. Joseph's RC Church is located. My parents were married there on Oct 31st ,1959.
Am I crazy for missing this town? Love it thanks much K.
Great videos please do more 👍🗽
Great video!
Nice video.. Nice NYC.
Ever walk mount hope? Wandering how safe it is to live there
Great video! And did you do a face reveal? If not would you plan on doing one in the near future?
Just kidding…
Yup, I have several videos with my face in it.
Hahaha in minute 1:40 a Brazilian women say that you’re filming her! Hahaha we Brazilian are funny!
By way, great job! I had been in NYC last November, and I miss this place. Keep doing it, I love your video!
Thank you!
actionkid105 are you on instagram?
Abraão Azarias yes! I actually made an Instagram and twitter account yesterday. @actionkid105
@@ActionKid I will check them out!!!! I'm excited :)
@@ActionKid 👍🏾
Is there still a purdree and Jerome Ave and bryant
Good video again, man. Please, make more narrated videos.
do more narrated walks.. please
we appreciate
*Not sure i'd walk around those parts with expensive equipment on show but thanks for doing it!*
The quality of your videos are awesome.i can tell u used a good camera
Thank you! I love this camera as well.
Keep it up.wanna see more of the Bronx ,gunhill ,233rd,baychester,Boston rd.
@@marco58138 east and north bronx, yes!
Nice Camera
Is actually the Bronx still a very dangerous district as in the 70s, 80s and 90s or has much developed there for the positive? How high is the crime rate compared to Quenns, Brooklyn or Manhattan?
It’s not nearly as dangerous as it was back then.
Much of the problem in the Bronx is due to politics. So corrupt
Although there are still problem like in all major U. S. cities the crime rate in the Bronx is still lower than the 1970s to 1990s. I am from the Bronx and living in the south the crime is higher there. Too much guns since it is legal in the south.
When I posted guns are legal it is a conceal and carry state. Cops will check out your car with plates from certain states due to guns or even cigarette cartons for the black market.
It is such a ghetto
This Place Looks Depressing
Come to Bedford Park!!!!!!
I Wish I Should Go To The Bronx New York For The Late Summer, Early Winter, Spring, And Next Year Early Summer And Going Out Every Single Years
Zerega ave. 6 train. Tratman Ave
this video maked by go pro hero or yi action cam? please answear
GoPro HERO7 Black
Cute interaction!
DA Bronx
how tall are you?it's weird to see things from up there lol
My old neighborhood
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Great 👍👍👍
When I would go to fights at MSG I'd stay at the Howard Johnson at 1922 Boston road Tremont Bronx NY
I’m 50 yrs old grew up on 179th and Morris .
Anybody know how the Bronx got it's name I do
Cool vidéo , Bruxelles - Belgique 08/02/19 17h56
Burnside and Jerome Aves. at 2 AM during the 70's was Hooker City. Too many druggies were on Jerome back then. Things are more quiet now. 9/12/22.
Don't know why you did this at dusk/night, making it harder to see the scenery. Amazing that you didn't get your camera stolen.
Nevertheless, the area seems to be bustling with life, and a far cry from the Bronx of the 80s and 90s. The Burnside Ave. #4 station looks all spiffed up and impressive, and I am reminded of the landmarks from my days there: the Brighton Cafeteria at the base of the steps down from the station on the SE side of Jerome Ave., Wing Fong Chinese restaurant on the NW corner of Burnside & Jerome, Chemical Bank on the NE corner, the Garden Bakery and 9th Federal Savings on the south side of E Burnside and the Woolworth's on the north side, and of course, all the CCNY house plans and fraternities at 109 E Burnside. Still glad to be gone from there--no nostalgia here.
An other unknown part of NYC. Thnk Ruud Mulder The Netherlands
I'll tell u a little story about myself, I grew up in the south Bronx Willis 138 st, lived there since 1year old, me and my parents moved out of there until I had a about 11 years old, came to reside in burnside and Jerome, we was there until about wen I turned 17 years old and my parents decided to move to university ave, that was the worst nightmare, I almost lost my life in that fucking place, I was a victim of a robbery, I tried my best to defend myself but was not successful, I wish I can see him again, if he still alive, bc when u do dirt in this life u will pay for it on the long run, and that's y a have my guns ready all the time!!!! I don't recommend anyone to live there, it's a dark place in my eyes!!!!
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Спасибо от души!!!!
Ay come to Norwood you might even see me there buying something from the Mexican food store.
An area I plan on going to sometime!
😮ok how😮
1:02 Well there's Captain Obvious making a comment!!!!
This walk did make me a little nervous. Although it must be somewhat safe. You see old mamas and papas walking around with a cane.
😮ok how
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One day these videos will be worth a lotttt of money
they'll probably become time capusles in no time considering how fast the city is transforming.
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You passed by my apartment lol
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Wow anybody been to rockaway😅
It was
Owned by a guy named Bronk
Taft high school here
Is this a bad area?
It depends on your definition of "bad". If you're concerned about safety, here's what Wikipedia has:
"Tremont and Belmont are patrolled by the 48th Precinct of the NYPD, located at 450 Cross Bronx Expressway. The 48th Precinct ranked 56th safest out of 69 patrol areas for per-capita crime in 2010. With a non-fatal assault rate of 152 per 100,000 people, Tremont and Belmont's rate of violent crimes per capita is greater than that of the city as a whole. The incarceration rate of 1,015 per 100,000 people is higher than that of the city as a whole.The 48th Precinct has a lower crime rate than in the 1990s, with crimes across all categories having decreased by 71.7% between 1990 and 2018. The precinct saw 11 murders, 29 rapes, 276 robberies, 396 felony assaults, 182 burglaries, 424 grand larcenies, and 76 grand larcenies auto in 2018."