@@DukeSaragono ngl bro I used to be so active Id forget bud was still illegal and I'd be on the block on 161 and Jamaica Ave with an ounce on each knee and an ounce in my pocket, gallon of johnny walker on the side. If they know you just out there to protect the community while enjoying yourself they don't be trying to mess with you. I be so active with my gallon I seriously be forgetting that gallons of liquor in public still ain't legal 😂 they only decriminalized it so you won't go to jail unless you belligerent and get a drunk and disorderly. But for facts tho, you can do just about anything almost in full view of the police and it's like they blind until you either reach like you clutchin, or somebody calls and say you clutchin. Then they got 20/20 vision and gotta reach out and touch you
I grew up around the Grand Concourse/Tremont Area. It still looks the same as it did back in the 90's and early 2000's. People that say that it looks worse today, clearly didn't grow up in The Bronx back in the 80s and 70s. There's areas where it has changed, but a lot of it still remains the same. I thank God that I had the opportunity to leave and make a better life somewhere else.
I would make the argument that its actually much better now a days, especially crime rate wise. It might look the same, but its not nearly as dangerous as it once was. The only difference is now a days crime has a face, in music.
@OMGITSGB i agree. I won't lie - walking through this neighborhood when I was 14 in the mid-80s had me scared. Nowadays I'd be able to go through with confidence. It's not as bad as it was then.
I sometimes think I miss New York but than I see this and I’m reminded why I left to make a different life for my family & myself much love to the BX though 🫡
@ I used to live on Gunhill Road my wife is from Fordham & Walton I had my time there that I’m grateful for but yeah man I went south and never looked back FYI the south ain’t for everyone either but it’s working for me 🫡 lol
Why did you say serious trouble in the Bronx I saw nothing out of the ordinary the Bronx is a cool place to chill. The Bronx is a cool place to to be at and remember all that rap and hip hop s*** started here in the motherfuking Bronx
@@PETE-k3s Your reply is to me. I think its the video poster you are addressing. I never seen any trouble in the Bronx. Yes it looks a little edgy but so does parts of London, Philly, Manchester etc. Working class people doing their thing.
@@Jrhynieno shade to London it’s just facts I mean nyc is nothing like London atall everywhere has hood and bad parts up and down roads Florida freaking India let’s be fr
@@shatteredsnowball4665 Depends where you are in London. Palmers Green, I see Jews, Vauxhall, I see South Americans, Mile End I see Asians. NYC, again I see white Hipsters in Greenwich Village, Much of Brooklyn is hood and I wont walk around certain parts. Coney Island is fine mind you. Nowhere In London I wont walk in the day.
I live 2 stops south (About 3 mins away) and its not that bad, I mean thats kinda what it looks like, but its just a non gentrified part of the city, only reason its the only really "Affordable" borough
Back in the day I used to head to 183rd all times of the day to get some bud. Then get arrested. Now it’s legal like it should’ve been. Give me my time back, NYPD!!!
Notice these women like to chill with the bums 😅😅 this definitely ain't the same Bronx , All the stores done closed down .I'll withdraw my NYC housing connect application for the bronx definitely not trying to be around these bums 😅😅
They don't know cause they didn't live in the 70s, 80s, 90s, to see how much better the Bronx has gotten. I know cause I came up in those eras. Look up on the Bronx in those eras and you will see the difference.
My Nanna used to tell me how back in her day the grand concourse was the mecca for living and shopping 😊. I worked sometimes around there some apartments were gorgeous 12 foot high ceilings, drop down floors entering the living room. That was the end of 80's early 90's
Nice walk all the way from the Grand Concourse to Fordham Road to Jerome Avenue! How about checking out the NORTH Bronx for a change, Mosholu Parkway. Hull, Perry, Bainbridge Avenues and 204th Street?
Risking his life minding other people business for nothing. Didn't record nothing crazy or out the ordinary. Nobody is going to jail for weed anymore 😂😂😂 you don't even document the actual crimes. Just people trying to make a dollar and dope fiends tweaking. You're not bringing awareness to nothing, or fixing any issues. You literally just walking around recording people, why not walk through the projects and record? Go through some trenches and stop low riding, capitalizing off people and places you know nothing about. It's dope fiends everywhere. You try to paint this narrative that the Bronx is the only place with them.
I grew up in 183rd street i moved out it was so lit there i knew everyone there but it was so shady but the funnest times in my lifetime all my neighbors would always have dice and chess games i just missed those times
Grew up on Creston and Burnside Avenue, back in the 70"s and 80"s. When we first moved to Creston the area was predominantly Jewish and Irish!! When Puerto Ricans and African Americans started to move into the area, White flight started. My opinion, it was much better when the Jewish and Irish dominated. They don't crap in their own neighborhood like every other minority does. I come up once a year to visit family in Orange and Westchester County ( All my family has left The Bronx ), but still go to the Bronx for a pizza. But it has changed a lot. In someone ways it's looks better, but it's much worst. So sad.
Yes I heard stories of that neighborhood being Jewish and Irish back then there’s a few videos of the Bronx from the 70s and it shows a few white people still there an old lady white she was saying that they have broken into her apartment they keep stealing was very sad . All that area is now pure violence noise just chaotic.
I used to live on Morris and 177th I mean it’s not the ideal neighborhood you wanna live in kinda rough around the edges but places like this have good things about it too a lot of the people are genuine if you just mind your business but ngl the Bronx and lot of places in NY need better quality of life for the regular working class not just the rich
That’s just a stroll down Grand Concourse. Used to be worse and the title was just click bait I hate to say. Thanks for the vid all the same…did enjoy it after all.
You see Charlotte at Jitney stop veas wrong, poorer neighborhoods don't need " Bodegas" as you can see from this video , plenty of supermarkets and eateries .
@bonniejoyosborn - That is not true. This is the Grandconcourse. Other sections of the Bronx are supermarket deserts, and Bodegas are their only source for food.
Oh gosh I was born in the Bronx, NY but rise here in New Jersey and I left the Bronx when I was very very young age and I have family from my father side which I haven't seen in year's or spoken to and watching this video and seeing how the Bronx looks right now it looks so dangerous the crime it super high there, now, I'm so bless that I live in New Jersey and my moms also live in Union. NJ that give me comfort for that , I been happily living in New Jersey for now closely 31 year's in a beautiful Upscale New Jersey township of Summit, NJ.
The place Looks so filthy only thing in good condition are the cars ; I grew up there in the 80s.ans 90s. Look like it's all Dominicans and Africans now. This is what Eric Adams wants the whole city to look like.
I agree it looks disgusting, where I live in Queens, it's known to be an asian community, but there's still some diversity, it's not perfect, but it looks better than this
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Yooo hahahaa weed out in front of the cops face is CRAZY!!! Wow what different times 😂
@@DukeSaragono ngl bro I used to be so active Id forget bud was still illegal and I'd be on the block on 161 and Jamaica Ave with an ounce on each knee and an ounce in my pocket, gallon of johnny walker on the side. If they know you just out there to protect the community while enjoying yourself they don't be trying to mess with you. I be so active with my gallon I seriously be forgetting that gallons of liquor in public still ain't legal 😂 they only decriminalized it so you won't go to jail unless you belligerent and get a drunk and disorderly. But for facts tho, you can do just about anything almost in full view of the police and it's like they blind until you either reach like you clutchin, or somebody calls and say you clutchin. Then they got 20/20 vision and gotta reach out and touch you
I grew up around the Grand Concourse/Tremont Area. It still looks the same as it did back in the 90's and early 2000's. People that say that it looks worse today, clearly didn't grow up in The Bronx back in the 80s and 70s. There's areas where it has changed, but a lot of it still remains the same. I thank God that I had the opportunity to leave and make a better life somewhere else.
No it doesn't look the same. Looks worst. Third world country. They lack courtesy skills. No home training Anerican'ts
I would make the argument that its actually much better now a days, especially crime rate wise. It might look the same, but its not nearly as dangerous as it once was. The only difference is now a days crime has a face, in music.
its actually nicer now
Exactly. It's only people who don't know anything about the city talking all that garbage 😂 even from the 90s it's better
@OMGITSGB i agree. I won't lie - walking through this neighborhood when I was 14 in the mid-80s had me scared. Nowadays I'd be able to go through with confidence. It's not as bad as it was then.
I sometimes think I miss New York but than I see this and I’m reminded why I left to make a different life for my family & myself much love to the BX though 🫡
@@djpitophp I'm right off the 4, 2 stops downtown from this, fellow (former) Bronx resident 😀
@ I used to live on Gunhill Road my wife is from Fordham & Walton I had my time there that I’m grateful for but yeah man I went south and never looked back FYI the south ain’t for everyone either but it’s working for me 🫡 lol
@djpitophp new york didn't loose nothing it's glad u gone and so are we trust me
@@DennisClark-et7zk you must be stuck there aren’t you 😅😅😅😅
I miss living in New York sometimes but watching it is 100000x more enjoyable than actually walking through it
I grew up 182nd Creston / Carvel ice cream was on 182 Grand Concourse > 3:38 still there! 2:16 Mobil gas station in 1970's.
NYC is so much like London. Good, the bad and the ugly. Extremely wealthy people and a mile down the road you get urban squalor. Enjoy visiting both
Why did you say serious trouble in the Bronx I saw nothing out of the ordinary the Bronx is a cool place to chill. The Bronx is a cool place to to be at and remember all that rap and hip hop s*** started here in the motherfuking Bronx
@@PETE-k3s Your reply is to me. I think its the video poster you are addressing. I never seen any trouble in the Bronx. Yes it looks a little edgy but so does parts of London, Philly, Manchester etc. Working class people doing their thing.
@@Jrhyniefirst of all shi get ugly here my boy 😂😂 like ugly ugly mfs in London couldn’t step here
@@Jrhynieno shade to London it’s just facts I mean nyc is nothing like London atall everywhere has hood and bad parts up and down roads Florida freaking India let’s be fr
@@shatteredsnowball4665 Depends where you are in London. Palmers Green, I see Jews, Vauxhall, I see South Americans, Mile End I see Asians. NYC, again I see white Hipsters in Greenwich Village, Much of Brooklyn is hood and I wont walk around certain parts. Coney Island is fine mind you. Nowhere In London I wont walk in the day.
Welcome to the Third World 🇺🇲
Nah that's places like east Africa in Somalia. You think this is third world you haven't seen anything
@-1nterruption-960 thank u so much for pointing that out sir
I grew up in the South Bronx, 165 & Sherman and Bainbridge, never a dull moment there
The Bronx appears to be in need of some cleaning and maintenance.😂
Use to love going to the Bronx shopping in the 70’s n 80’s 🤙🏽
Looks fine to me. The US has much worse to offer sadly😢
I live 2 stops south (About 3 mins away) and its not that bad, I mean thats kinda what it looks like, but its just a non gentrified part of the city, only reason its the only really "Affordable" borough
Back in the day I used to head to 183rd all times of the day to get some bud. Then get arrested. Now it’s legal like it should’ve been. Give me my time back, NYPD!!!
Maybe you bought from same bodega I got from there.
I remember the Heartbeat weedspot on 183rd and cresent.80s
Notice these women like to chill with the bums 😅😅 this definitely ain't the same Bronx , All the stores done closed down .I'll withdraw my NYC housing connect application for the bronx definitely not trying to be around these bums 😅😅
We have nothing left due to the efforts of corruption
Travel the world, and you will see people living in places that make this look like a paradise.
Welcome to the Bronx. The best place to be safe
This is just sad. My hope is that one day it gets better.
This is nothing comparwd to Kensington N Philly
Very nice!! Thanks for sharing the backstreet views with us! 😸
@ least it doesn't look like Kensington Philadelphia 😢
They don't know cause they didn't live in the 70s, 80s, 90s, to see how much better the Bronx has gotten. I know cause I came up in those eras. Look up on the Bronx in those eras and you will see the difference.
Dominicans and others have messed up the bronx.
2:10 Holy crap, a vehicle parked on the sidewalk? NY has gone DOWN THE TOILET!
This is not the bronx when i left ,,,
Are you talking about the 70s 80s and the 90s? The 70s and the 80s were really bad.
Dude under train station selling weed right in front of police 😂😂😂
Damn ain't no more respect in New York no more
That's a shame😡😬🤳🏿
Super spooky looks like a time warp, where everybody is lost from other countries and have ended up in New York
My Nanna used to tell me how back in her day the grand concourse was the mecca for living and shopping 😊. I worked sometimes around there some apartments were gorgeous 12 foot high ceilings, drop down floors entering the living room. That was the end of 80's early 90's
Looks like most of
The Bronx is Closed 👁
Nice walk all the way from the Grand Concourse to Fordham Road to Jerome Avenue!
How about checking out the NORTH Bronx for a change, Mosholu Parkway. Hull, Perry, Bainbridge Avenues and 204th Street?
Good to see people sitting at tables outside to play cards and board games, it gives a sense of community and vibrancy.
The south Bronx got a lot of good people
Yesss!
Any plastic buckets used as chairs?
Thumbnail starts at 9:27 thank me later 🤫
The most exciting fun big city in America ❤❤❤❤❤
Love the grandconcourse that's were I'm from nothing but family all love their we stick together
I live 2 stops downtown, and right off the concourse :) much love
IT'S A CRIME SHAME I MYSELF WANT TO THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS VIDEO RISKING YOUR LIFE
Risking his life minding other people business for nothing. Didn't record nothing crazy or out the ordinary. Nobody is going to jail for weed anymore 😂😂😂 you don't even document the actual crimes. Just people trying to make a dollar and dope fiends tweaking. You're not bringing awareness to nothing, or fixing any issues. You literally just walking around recording people, why not walk through the projects and record? Go through some trenches and stop low riding, capitalizing off people and places you know nothing about. It's dope fiends everywhere. You try to paint this narrative that the Bronx is the only place with them.
😂
thx for this walk.
Same . 24/7 happenings
There's no place like NY ❤
. @0:26 whats the speed limit on the side walk ?
Bro is walking fast😂😂
All us New Yorkers walk fast
I'm glad I don't live there
A bit too much excitement going on there for me too .
The Bronx is getting better daily ,it's on its way up
This is why the 149th Street-Grand Concourse station (IRT Jerome Avenue & WPR Lines) makes me feel unsettled.
I grew up in 183rd street i moved out it was so lit there i knew everyone there but it was so shady but the funnest times in my lifetime all my neighbors would always have dice and chess games i just missed those times
Wow, they are literally hiring anyone to be a cop👮♂️ nowadays .
Oh my god people are barabqueing on the street corner the Bronx is a dump I would rather live in the rain forest in a mud hut 🛖
really? Because someone is bbqing on the sidewalk? They probably dont have a balcony.... big jump to a mud hut
It been a while I been in The Bronx it looks different now I got family that’s lives out there
Damn what happen to Moms fried chicken & the Dominican bakery all that's is gone 😮😮
@0:20 Harris running mate
" Aye ! "
😂 wow I’m speechless
Wack fake bud they selling everywhere & of course you see the sit down crew on the beach chairs 😅😅
Does anyone work there?
The bronx and all boroughs a fkd because of those immigrants ny. Is gotten worse
Grew up on Creston and Burnside Avenue, back in the 70"s and 80"s. When we first moved to Creston the area was predominantly Jewish and Irish!! When Puerto Ricans and African Americans started to move into the area, White flight started. My opinion, it was much better when the Jewish and Irish dominated. They don't crap in their own neighborhood like every other minority does. I come up once a year to visit family in Orange and Westchester County ( All my family has left The Bronx ), but still go to the Bronx for a pizza. But it has changed a lot. In someone ways it's looks better, but it's much worst. So sad.
Yes I heard stories of that neighborhood being Jewish and Irish back then there’s a few videos of the Bronx from the 70s and it shows a few white people still there an old lady white she was saying that they have broken into her apartment they keep stealing was very sad . All that area is now pure violence noise just chaotic.
@@alexurn2843 Very well stated 🙏
There are still lot of Dominicans
this my hood lmaoo gotta love 183rd 😂 n dem jamaicans posted under da train been thea foreva sellin weed😂
what a lovely place to live this is what our whole country is gonna look like if kamala wins
i miss nyc man i moved down south before covid hit and been here ever since
Lov😮e el Bronx me gustan los video del Bronx
I see people minding their own business ❤
I see 2 cops dealing with a call in the beginning. Probably something bad happened
This country needs Trump
The Bronx has better sidewalks then Brooklyn. That’s 4 sure
Family friendly environment!
That's my block 161st & Grand Concourse in the South Bronx 😘
This is my neighborhood where I live now. It's not as bad as it looks most of the time in this area but certain areas definitely are.
183rd no ducks no birds you heard. W.k
Hello from Rhode Island
You dont know what trouble is. This a reg day for us.
Good vibes 😎 ✌️.
I’m sure there’s nice folks there but the area looks like downtown BERLIN during WW2
Заправка « Лукойл» в NYC - it was unexpected!))
Yes they are common here, I saw them a lot in New Jersey as well. is that in Russia as well?
It's like I'm actually walking in the game GTA.
Wow as i sit on my throne on 59th steet i started off in the bx and it was never that dam dirty. But we had lots of food and love.
😂😂 what year were you talking that it wasn't that dirty? It's a lot cleaner than the 70s 80s and the 90s.😂
@luckylove5021 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣oh stop it🤣🤣
I used to live on Morris and 177th I mean it’s not the ideal neighborhood you wanna live in kinda rough around the edges but places like this have good things about it too a lot of the people are genuine if you just mind your business but ngl the Bronx and lot of places in NY need better quality of life for the regular working class not just the rich
Guy in thumbnail wanted you to buy some of his products 😂
Was it weed? Just out like that on a TV tray on the sidewalk???😮😂
This man showed an open fire hydrant like if it has a negative connotation lol they are just clearing the pressure
"I'm in the hood,like them little motorcycles"...... Jadakiss
New York, “ Home Sweet Home “ Westchester area 🤙🏽
The whole world is full of trouble
2:21 Well well well . . . A Lukoil station ! And a Ford -150 parked just across the street . Welcome to the neighborhood 🏪
But yet everyone’s shopping
🇺🇸All American Coach Carl (Chaplain) Homeless Under Dogs , Praying For Y’all - It’s The Tribulation and it gets worse?? St. Luke 21
That’s just a stroll down Grand Concourse. Used to be worse and the title was just click bait I hate to say. Thanks for the vid all the same…did enjoy it after all.
We used to call the Bronx Boogie burn down Bronx cause the whole South Bronx was burning. . Have you ever seen the documentary The Bronx is burning?
This is what welfare doe's to them
No form of responsibility
That's why I'm glad I left that s*** hole years ago, I'm so happy we're I'm at now, f*** new york city
Easy? .. Everyone Struggles In Life!
@@rubenowitzv.3135 blame that on the corrupt DEMOCRAPS!
NO SH*T SHERLOCK!!
@@rubenowitzv.3135 yeah.......ok!
It's how u make it out there man I live there I'm near Fordam Rd
I like you videos but describe where you are at . I have not seen any subway videos.
You dont want Curtis Sliva 😢😢😢😢
Cause it’s “racist” to not elect Eric Adams
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You see Charlotte at Jitney stop veas wrong, poorer neighborhoods don't need " Bodegas" as you can see from this video , plenty of supermarkets and eateries .
@bonniejoyosborn - That is not true. This is the Grandconcourse. Other sections of the Bronx are supermarket deserts, and Bodegas are their only source for food.
Nice cars
Bronx ❤❤❤❤ come to riverdale
New York hell no if they say to me want to move for free nope I rather stay in boston a clean city
It look like HAITI😢😢😢😢😢
I couldn't live like this. This is awful.
creston ,183rd and concourse
Oh gosh I was born in the Bronx, NY but rise here in New Jersey and I left the Bronx when I was very very young age and I have family from my father side which I haven't seen in year's or spoken to and watching this video and seeing how the Bronx looks right now it looks so dangerous the crime it super high there, now, I'm so bless that I live in New Jersey and my moms also live in Union. NJ that give me comfort for that , I been happily living in New Jersey for now closely 31 year's in a beautiful Upscale New Jersey township of Summit, NJ.
精彩的视频。🍎🍎
Im still here but im on the worst side 149 in 3rd smfh
What a beautiful area that once was now it’s a sewer
Shit looks wild I'm wheelchair bound u couldn't pay me to live there
The place Looks so filthy only thing in good condition are the cars ; I grew up there in the 80s.ans 90s. Look like it's all Dominicans and Africans now. This is what Eric Adams wants the whole city to look like.
Yep I agree just nothing but Dominicans and Africans I live in the Bronx now
I agree it looks disgusting, where I live in Queens, it's known to be an asian community, but there's still some diversity, it's not perfect, but it looks better than this
Immigrants run the city
IQ has dropped considerably, people would rather sit around than produce, economic stagnation in the land of milk and honey
What are they selling on there tables at 10:15 looks like za