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It’s always the same thing. An area in a city gets built up by artists. I’m talking about visual artist, musicians, poets. And then after a while, it becomes gentrified. Then the artist can’t afford to live there anymore. And in the end, the very thing that attracts you to an area is gone. we don’t need another district filled with bars and restaurants. What we need is an area it’s filled with music and art!
Deep Ellum went way way back as it was slang for Elm Street. The area originated as a downtown for people from South Dallas. The whole area was never connected as it started off as a commercial area cut off by three railroad yards. So this gentrification process or regentrification process has been ongoing for many decades.
My grandmother would tell me about Deep Ellum (Elm) many years ago. It was a hip antithesis to Main Street a long long time ago. It served as a downtown for South Dallas. That whole area was always separated from not just downtown, but all of Dallas by three railroad yards first. Later, the Railroad line and yard headed south to Houston was utilized to build Central Expressway which kept downtown and Deep Ellum separated. Later, the elevated I-345 cut through. My question is why they would still be considering joining downtown with Deep Ellum when neither of the two were ever connected. What are they going to do? Connect Main Street and Elm Street together? That would be like removing Trinity River in order to connect Main Street downtown with Jefferson Boulevard which served as the Main Street of downtown Oak Cliff.
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I hung out there starting in the mid eighties thru 90's. Have seen incredible local bands like The New Bohemians through Sonic Youth and London England. Things have changed a bit.
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It’s always the same thing. An area in a city gets built up by artists. I’m talking about visual artist, musicians, poets. And then after a while, it becomes gentrified. Then the artist can’t afford to live there anymore. And in the end, the very thing that attracts you to an area is gone. we don’t need another district filled with bars and restaurants. What we need is an area it’s filled with music and art!
Thank you for sharing this insight, cheers!
Deep Ellum went way way back as it was slang for Elm Street. The area originated as a downtown for people from South Dallas. The whole area was never connected as it started off as a commercial area cut off by three railroad yards.
So this gentrification process or regentrification process has been ongoing for many decades.
You guys are tireless! Great job man as always!
Thanks Marc! Got to keep bringing the value for you all!
Love the general tour videos a lot, rather than always just focusing on the houses.
More to come, all about living in Dallas Texas and beyond! Thanks Rick!
Very helpful ! Thank you!
Awesome! Glad you like it! 😊
Thank you for this, planning to leave NY for the big D.
Why? Dont move here. Move somewhere else or stay in NY. We are tired of people moving here.
@@thulsa2758 Have a great day love. Be well and stay safe.
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My grandmother would tell me about Deep Ellum (Elm) many years ago. It was a hip antithesis to Main Street a long long time ago. It served as a downtown for South Dallas. That whole area was always separated from not just downtown, but all of Dallas by three railroad yards first. Later, the Railroad line and yard headed south to Houston was utilized to build Central Expressway which kept downtown and Deep Ellum separated. Later, the elevated I-345 cut through.
My question is why they would still be considering joining downtown with Deep Ellum when neither of the two were ever connected. What are they going to do? Connect Main Street and Elm Street together?
That would be like removing Trinity River in order to connect Main Street downtown with Jefferson Boulevard which served as the Main Street of downtown Oak Cliff.
Fascinating! 🤔 Thanks for sharing.
Great video! Thank you for the tour of Deep Ellum.
You’re welcome! Glad you liked it!
I really liked Deep Ellum when I visited Dallas, it reminded me of Wynwood in Miami.
But cleaner lol
We love it too! Where do you live now?
@@clpg6348 deep ellum, clean haha dope spot but def not clean but i havent been to wynwood
@@LIVINGINDALLAS I did the opposite and moved to California 🤣
@@Hahaaomghedidit sure… but cleaner than Wynwood
I miss the dirty Deep Ellum. Yes the 90’s. Any one of y’all too? Real Dallasites respond.
The days before cell phones 😂
Levi L. Good to see you was just in the ellum eating ay Terry Black bbq. Coming from san antonio. Cheers from stephenville tx.
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Good video , thanks for sharing , I also take landscape videos in UK and sometimes abroad .It's very helpful and interesting. I subscribed to the channel, so I'm looking forward to it. Thank you for the good video
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I miss Dallas 😭😭😭
thanks for watching! where do you live now?
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I'm in a small town near Sherman right now, and I can't wait to move back to Dallas VERY SOON!
Should I visit Deep Ellum at night or day?
Hi there, try both! Variety is the spice of life. haha ... cheers!
In Deep Ellum there's a local brewery where they make Dallas Blonde, which in my humble opinion is the BEST craft beer in Texas! 🍺
Cheers to that excellent taste! I remember you from your other comment saying you missed Dallas! I guess the beer is one of those things... haha.
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Update: I just moved back to Dallas! Right about time, happy new year everybody!
Happy New year!
Don't tell everyone about Pecan Lodge. There won't be enough for the rest of us! :)
True! You have to get in line early!
Tell me Austin vs Dallas for Food who wins?
Austin if you love "eating"! Dallas if you love "dining" 😄
I’m thinking about moving to Dallas from Austin.
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Do us all a favor, dont. Stay in austin or move to another city!
@@thulsa2758 Indeed. We are very overwhelmed from too many people moving here!
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I suggest noobies start in Shallow Ellum until they get their drinking legs
Just discovered Deep Ellum this past weekend and it was nice, but Pecan Lodge was a big disappointment.
Interesting! Cant debate; Everyone’s taste buds are different. Cheers
I hung out there starting in the mid eighties thru 90's. Have seen incredible local bands like The New Bohemians through Sonic Youth and London England. Things have changed a bit.
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I wanted to see elm street 🥴
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I’ve been shot at and then carjacked in deep ellum tgis was 20 years ago 😂
Wow, that sounds intense! Glad you can laugh about it now 😄!
damn man, cant video without making viewers dizzy lol
Haha! Thanks for watching. Yes, this episode was entirely recorded using a mobile phone. Are you watching it from a phone or laptop?
@@LIVINGINDALLAS I was just busting your chops I like your videos lol
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if you go down in deep ellum keep your money in your socks....
The women in Deep Ellum got them Deep Ellum blues
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