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I was born and raised in Tulsa. I've never lived anywhere else but I've done a lot of traveling..all I can say is I love my hometown and can never wait to come home..I love Tulsa!
I’m from Argentina and have visited the US on many occasions, but you show us the not-so touristy places outside of both coasts, and that is amazing. Keep the good work, and new cities coming!
True. 100% agree with you. I’m from Dominican Republic and have visited the Northeast (NYC, Jersey City, Boston) and Southeast (Miami, West Palm Beach, Naples, Boca Ratón, St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Tampa) on a few occasions. All cities were amazing. I don’t know why but I liked less touristy cities like St.Pete, Tampa, Clearwater, Boca Ratón and West Palm Beach than Miami. I loved Boston tho. And I agree with you this channel shows us the not-so touristy cities of America. All of them seen beautiful, organized, community oriented and full of things to do. Really surprised by Oklahoma City and Tulsa (great overall cities)
As a young man, I used to enjoy walking in the downtown area in mid-mornings, mid-afternoons, and especially weekends...it was very much deserted, quiet, and peaceful...just like this
Very nicely done, thanks for showing me around my old town. I lived in Tulsa from 1955-1984. Many of the downtown buildings look pretty much the same, cleaner and updated, different names and tenants, but otherwise hasn't changed much. It had a grittier feel to it in the 60's, like most American cities did but they've done a nice job over the years cleaning it up. Thanks again, great video quality, take care.
I enjoyed your walking tour of downtown Tulsa. You covered the same streets I (as a Tulsa native) enjoyed walking during my lunch hour in the downtown area. I do miss those walks!
Moved to the wonderful city of Tulsa about a year ago.. LOVE it!! Nicest folks on the planet.. best coffee shops in the country.. I’ve lived in a lot of cities/states and this one is the best.. only negative is the grocery chains.. no Kroger here.. I miss Kroger 😊😊
Downtown looks remarkably clean. It would be nice to see the fountain in Cathedral Square operating! Someone please comment on Tulsa as a retirement destination!
Ha ha try being in Las Vegas for any period of time. But now there are tons of jobs paying 14 & up now, (I see that for some in OK city and area, is that common pay I wonder) but its an expensive stressful city revolving solely around excess pretty much, if youre not into the fast pace it gets old.
I work in that BOK tower for over 15 yrs now. I wish people would stop taking the bricks from the Center of the Universe Circle. This video must have been taken a while ago because there is temporary stairs now in the BOK parking lot near the COU Circle.
That's the kind of attitude that turns people off of the Oklahoma brand of conservatism. Other red states are a little less "in your face" about politics compared with Oklahoma. It is what it is and that is a part of Oklahoma culture, but don't be surprised when liberal people want to leave the state because of it.@@downwiththezionistpsychopa9812
So Sorry that you missed the Boston United Methodist Church. You were a block away from it and went the other direction. It is the largest Art Deco Church in the U.S. and is on the national Register of Historic places. I saw it in the distance and thought surely you won't miss this Tulsa gem, but you did, sorry the viewers couldn't see this magnificent building. But a good Video anyway. Thanks, Rex
We used to live in Tulsa from 2003-2005. I'm actually from Germany, but my husband was born in Tulsa. We didn't own a car back then, and he worked the nightshifts at the Bank of Oklahoma. One of our friends loaned him a bike, and people in cars passing him threw beer bottles and cans at him. It was dangerous, and no fun. My father in law, who also lived in Tulsa, said when he first visited us in Germany, "so people really walk here?".
Wow that’s crazy! Honestly, USA was the first country I ever visited abroad, then I visited over 7 countries in Europe, and noticed how US cities are all make for driving. Literally, nobody walks there, few people ride bicycles, which is totally shocking to me because in Europe, most cities are make for walking, everybody walks, you see everybody taking the streets. This has always been one of the things I don’t like about the US.
@@camagisi As an American who went to København every year for decades & has never stopped bike riding as much as possible, I 100% hear you. The efforts to get people to leave their damned cars & trucks behind ARE gaining however. Just excruciatingly slowlyyy 😩
That’s painful to hear but not so surprising for 20 yrs ago. Hike & bike paths, bike lanes, rentals, & more sidewalks are gaining here, thank goodness. And even hardcore carbrains know to look out more nowadays.
Hi, I’m from Germany. I never was in the US, but it is on me Life-Bucked-List 😉 Is it normal, that there a so few people on the streets? What time was the recorde time? Very friendly regards from germany
People don’t walk around downtown. They prefer to walk down riverside and enjoy the many parks and hiking trails around the city. Downtown is mainly business by day, restaurants bars and clubs at night. You should look up The gathering place. It’s one of most expensive parks ever built. Located just 5 minutes south along the Arkansas River. Tulsa’s are outdoorsy, nature and art oriented people.
@@jeremybenninghoven7120 do people live downtown? If so, is there a sustainable environment for groceries, restaurants, cafes and that type of thing or do you have to drive away from downtown for that stuff? This downtown looks very beautiful and idyllic.
حينما يكون الجهد مميزاً والعطاء فاعلاً تسمو النفوس إلى مرافئ الإبداع وترقي منار التميز عندما يصبح للشكر معنى وللثناء فائدة وبعبير الحروف والكلمات وشذى أحلى العبارات thank you for your loyalty💜🌟🌿🍯.
It has some public bus transportation. The many acres of parking lots & garages attest to the carbrain here. Bike lanes are painted-in here & there. Progress moves slowly in an economically poor state.
This was taken on a Sunday so people are either at home or at church. Edit: I used to live there but now I live 2 cities over but go there often. Trust me, it's so hard to drive around downtown during the week.
Yes it was a sunday in a bible belt town, but also downtown is a only a small part of Tulsa as a whole and there are allot of other shopping districts and parks so most of the time no single place is overcrowded except during evenings or special events.
Why people keep saying that it is dangerous for a young single woman to live in Tulsa by herself ? Where is it actually safe there for her to live on her own with peace ?
I don’t agree with that at all. There are pockets here & there like in every city you might need to avoid. But even downtown is pretty good for anyone. Criminals/ homeless/ gangbangers mostly mess with their own kind & leave others alone.
@@Waluigi2009 Thats not whats happening here though. Its because its a Sunday and Oklahoma is a bible belt state. All the churches he walks by even just in down town is a small fraction of the amount of churches Tulsa has. Most businesses are closed on Sundays here for religious reasons. Down town is actually pretty busy most nights and weekends.
She is not supposed to be driving on sidewalks in Tulsa. We don’t do that in Oklahoma. If the police saw her they be telling her she might get a ticket
Wichita is almost similar in size to Tulsa. Wichita will be getting a couple taller buildings over the next several years. Hopefully in the 450-650 feet range, As of now our tallest building is like 22-24 stories and 320 feet to the top floor and reaches its true height around 400 feet at tip on the slanted triangles. Tulsa tallest is 52 stories and is 667 feet and was designed by the same guy who built the original Twin Towers. So i am hoping at least one of the new buildings in Wichita is closer to 600 feet.
@@bluebryce7220 Yes, the Epic Center in Wichita is technically not a skyscraper. An investment group is trying to bring in our first skyscraper to Wichita. It will probably be 40-45 stories and 500-600 feet tall. Tulsa technically has 4 skyscrapers. A skyscraper by today's standards is at least 40 floors/500 feet tall.
Can someone do a video in the urban area: I want to compare the radiation antennas and towers! I live in jersey and noticed the difference here between urban and suburban areas!
I skipped around some, but I didn't see one damned bodega/deli/convenience store and I saw only 1 overpriced pizza place. WTH? Can a Tulsan tell me more?
This guy walked an area a little north of where many eateries & minimarts are. There is a small grocery market DT but STILL no major supermarket in walking distance despite quite a lot of new apts. always coming up.
I love your videos, and I watch every new one, but honestly that logo in the lower half just ruined the experience for me. I can't get immersed in the place anymore. It's just too big and too noticeable. Your earlier videos were so much better without it. I just can't watch them anymore with it in there.
Please stop advertising my city. Enough people are flocking here to ruin it as it is. Also this vid is almost certainly on a Saturday or Sunday at like… noon. That’s why it’s quiet. Lol
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thank u for sharing..
I was born and raised in Tulsa. I've never lived anywhere else but I've done a lot of traveling..all I can say is I love my hometown and can never wait to come home..I love Tulsa!
I’m from Argentina and have visited the US on many occasions, but you show us the not-so touristy places outside of both coasts, and that is amazing. Keep the good work, and new cities coming!
True. 100% agree with you. I’m from Dominican Republic and have visited the Northeast (NYC, Jersey City, Boston) and Southeast (Miami, West Palm Beach, Naples, Boca Ratón, St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Tampa) on a few occasions. All cities were amazing. I don’t know why but I liked less touristy cities like St.Pete, Tampa, Clearwater, Boca Ratón and West Palm Beach than Miami. I loved Boston tho. And I agree with you this channel shows us the not-so touristy cities of America. All of them seen beautiful, organized, community oriented and full of things to do. Really surprised by Oklahoma City and Tulsa (great overall cities)
Thanks guys! I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Thank you for showing Downtown Tulsa, I appreciate it.
Welcome! Glad you liked it.
Am from Central America Guatemala🇬🇹 i l live here in TULSA I love so much TULSA it's my second home and second contry
Been here eighty yrs. Getting better all the time.
Tulsa city, quiet streets and beautiful buildings.
how come there's no pedestrians ?
@@Dboss74 working inside buildings or at home because of Covid
A year ago COVID was big
As a young man, I used to enjoy walking in the downtown area in mid-mornings, mid-afternoons, and especially weekends...it was very much deserted, quiet, and peaceful...just like this
Very nicely done, thanks for showing me around my old town. I lived in Tulsa from 1955-1984. Many of the downtown buildings look pretty much the same, cleaner and updated, different names and tenants, but otherwise hasn't changed much. It had a grittier feel to it in the 60's, like most American cities did but they've done a nice job over the years cleaning it up. Thanks again, great video quality, take care.
Thanks! Glad you liked it.
Wow. Another place I will never go... but thanks to you I get too See. thanks for the tour!! beautiful place
Very interesting video technique. The sounds make it feel like you are actually there. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!
Imagine a 360 view of this too. Really immersive
What a beautiful city
I enjoyed your walking tour of downtown Tulsa. You covered the same streets I (as a Tulsa native) enjoyed walking during my lunch hour in the downtown area. I do miss those walks!
Thanks! Really interesting city.
Me too!
Moved to the wonderful city of Tulsa about a year ago.. LOVE it!! Nicest folks on the planet.. best coffee shops in the country.. I’ve lived in a lot of cities/states and this one is the best.. only negative is the grocery chains.. no Kroger here.. I miss Kroger 😊😊
Downtown looks remarkably clean. It would be nice to see the fountain in Cathedral Square operating! Someone please comment on Tulsa as a retirement destination!
The city of Tulsa will pay remote workers $10,000 to move and work in Tulsa. See the details of Tulsa Remote Program here: tulsaremote.com
Cool town! The art deco buildings are off the hook.
Nice tour ⛲️👍
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!
Es hermoso, las calles limpias, tranquilas y una arquitectura maravillosa. Felicitaciones a todos los okies que lo hicieron posible! ;)
Fantastic video.. used to spend a lot of time in Broken Arrow.. no bums, homeless, hustlers etc etc such peace on a Sunday stroll
Ha ha try being in Las Vegas for any period of time. But now there are tons of jobs paying 14 & up now, (I see that for some in OK city and area, is that common pay I wonder) but its an expensive stressful city revolving solely around excess pretty much, if youre not into the fast pace it gets old.
nice video of my city....me been a Tulsa transplant since summer of '03 ( moved from Connecticut ) & still kaput here due to low cost of living
So so so a beautiful city !
Some of those dudes you can hear in the background sounded kinda problematic, I'm not surprised you started walking faster at ~1:22:50 😅
Thank you Video I can see downtown Oklahoma, who knows if I can go there on vacation,exquisite
Que hermosa Tulsa tiene una gran belleza y sus casinos
Was shocked to see my current city,Should’ve went to Gathering Place while here
We call the giant glass building the dirty ice cube. Pretty easy to see during drillers games in the stadiums
Been here 40 yrs ago 1980-1981.Staying at Bristol Park Aparmentts E 41 st.S and South Garnett Rd..
You captured Steve in this video! Hey Steve! 😂
this is a very good video 💛💚❤👍
I work in that BOK tower for over 15 yrs now. I wish people would stop taking the bricks from the Center of the Universe Circle. This video must have been taken a while ago because there is temporary stairs now in the BOK parking lot near the COU Circle.
What floor u work on and what is it like
Beautiful video
Amazing 😍😍
Fun fact, the BOK tower in Tulsa was designed by the same architect who designed the twin towers in NYC.
Wew beautiful😍
I thought I escaped Oklahoma, but it’s coming back to haunt me through one of my favorite TH-cam channels👀
are you a liberal by any chance?
@@downwiththezionistpsychopa9812 No
@@Lightscapemind why don’t you like Oklahoma ?
@@downwiththezionistpsychopa9812 I don’t dislike the state, just the town I grew up in. Tulsa was right by it
That's the kind of attitude that turns people off of the Oklahoma brand of conservatism. Other red states are a little less "in your face" about politics compared with Oklahoma. It is what it is and that is a part of Oklahoma culture, but don't be surprised when liberal people want to leave the state because of it.@@downwiththezionistpsychopa9812
Tulsa is amazing to see. Thank You doing Tulsa Oklahoma, I was wondering if you could Oklahoma City.
Thanks! I did. Please see my channel for Oklahoma City videos.
@@WindWalkTravelVideos Okay🌎
@@WindWalkTravelVideos Thank for your service :)
I used to live in Tulsa Where is everyone. Was this taken on a Saturday or Sunday morning?
Sunday
Ok
Feels like my town in Argentina, I hope live here in the future
So Sorry that you missed the Boston United Methodist Church. You were a block away from it and went the other direction. It is the largest Art Deco Church in the U.S. and is on the national Register of Historic places. I saw it in the distance and thought surely you won't miss this Tulsa gem, but you did, sorry the viewers couldn't see this magnificent building. But a good Video anyway. Thanks, Rex
I see you everywhere
At 1:04:00 I wish you had talked to those locals trying to initiate a convo with you. They seemed nice and friendly.
BEAUTIFULL
tons of memories
All the buildings look like churches and castles
what day of the week was it? looks very dead, sunday?
Yes, Sunday.
Nice view brother
Empty.Must be sunday?
Yes
Do you have any videos about Pensacola, FL?
Yes, you can watch it here: th-cam.com/video/cRDKEYzO5fc/w-d-xo.html
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Thank you
We used to live in Tulsa from 2003-2005. I'm actually from Germany, but my husband was born in Tulsa. We didn't own a car back then, and he worked the nightshifts at the Bank of Oklahoma. One of our friends loaned him a bike, and people in cars passing him threw beer bottles and cans at him. It was dangerous, and no fun. My father in law, who also lived in Tulsa, said when he first visited us in Germany, "so people really walk here?".
Great story. Thanks for sharing. Glad you enjoyed your stay in Tulsa
Wow that’s crazy! Honestly, USA was the first country I ever visited abroad, then I visited over 7 countries in Europe, and noticed how US cities are all make for driving. Literally, nobody walks there, few people ride bicycles, which is totally shocking to me because in Europe, most cities are make for walking, everybody walks, you see everybody taking the streets. This has always been one of the things I don’t like about the US.
@@camagisi As an American who went to København every year for decades & has never stopped bike riding as much as possible, I 100% hear you. The efforts to get people to leave their damned cars & trucks behind ARE gaining however. Just excruciatingly slowlyyy 😩
That’s painful to hear but not so surprising for 20 yrs ago. Hike & bike paths, bike lanes, rentals, & more sidewalks are gaining here, thank goodness. And even hardcore carbrains know to look out more nowadays.
@@chumkrimson8161 That was hardly a love-filled report about the city from back then.
Hi, I’m from Germany. I never was in the US, but it is on me Life-Bucked-List 😉
Is it normal, that there a so few people on the streets? What time was the recorde time? Very friendly regards from germany
People don’t walk around downtown. They prefer to walk down riverside and enjoy the many parks and hiking trails around the city. Downtown is mainly business by day, restaurants bars and clubs at night. You should look up The gathering place. It’s one of most expensive parks ever built. Located just 5 minutes south along the Arkansas River. Tulsa’s are outdoorsy, nature and art oriented people.
I don’t know if normal for Oklahoma but compared to California it’s absolutely unusual, I love how peaceful it is and can’t wait to move there
This city is quaint.
@@jeremybenninghoven7120 do people live downtown? If so, is there a sustainable environment for groceries, restaurants, cafes and that type of thing or do you have to drive away from downtown for that stuff? This downtown looks very beautiful and idyllic.
@@djstarsign yes, there are apartments in the city. Good palce
حينما يكون الجهد مميزاً والعطاء فاعلاً تسمو النفوس إلى مرافئ الإبداع وترقي منار التميز عندما يصبح للشكر معنى وللثناء فائدة وبعبير الحروف والكلمات وشذى أحلى العبارات thank you for your loyalty💜🌟🌿🍯.
Hey that's where I live!
I live in tulsa but my house is in front of the highway 😂🙄
I see plenty of private vehicles, but, no public transportation. Does Tulsa have a bus system?
It has some public bus transportation. The many acres of parking lots & garages attest to the carbrain here. Bike lanes are painted-in here & there. Progress moves slowly in an economically poor state.
What day of the week did you record this? Looks kinda dead
It was a Sunday.
Hello from Timișoara city, Romania. Why the streets are so empty? Its like a ghost city
See other comments. Basically it's mainly business in downtown, people are either at work (or at work at home) or just driving, not walking around.
Covid , the mayors orders
This was taken on a Sunday so people are either at home or at church. Edit: I used to live there but now I live 2 cities over but go there often. Trust me, it's so hard to drive around downtown during the week.
@@trav1971 I live there before COVID 19 it is same empty there is no people walk around .
@@moanayoutube1236 I live there now
WAS IT SUNDAY STREETS ARE DEAD.
Yes
A very beautiful city I would like to live there, it hurts that I do not travel I use
Tulsa is a Great Place! I’m not leaving. I only travel to other places. My artist name - Jarry Manna
Tyler lambert?.
Need with full rush hours
Kind of odd watching a TH-cam post about the city you live next to.
Where are the people? I don't see any pedestrians.
Wow it is still empty there is no people 😳
No people 😦
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Why does Tulsa look like a ghost town? it sunday?
Yes it was a sunday in a bible belt town, but also downtown is a only a small part of Tulsa as a whole and there are allot of other shopping districts and parks so most of the time no single place is overcrowded except during evenings or special events.
Why people keep saying that it is dangerous for a young single woman to live in Tulsa by herself ? Where is it actually safe there for her to live on her own with peace ?
I don’t agree with that at all. There are pockets here & there like in every city you might need to avoid. But even downtown is pretty good for anyone. Criminals/ homeless/ gangbangers mostly mess with their own kind & leave others alone.
No cars, no people. Looks like there was some kind of apocalypse.
Covid did this to a lot of small downtowns
@@Waluigi2009 Thats not whats happening here though. Its because its a Sunday and Oklahoma is a bible belt state. All the churches he walks by even just in down town is a small fraction of the amount of churches Tulsa has. Most businesses are closed on Sundays here for religious reasons. Down town is actually pretty busy most nights and weekends.
You should see this place when it’s not a Sunday. And on weekend nights it’s hopping; really nice to be DT
Where is everyone?
It was filmed during the covid quarantine
@@gtm5336 It was mostly because it was a Sunday in a bible belt city.
Why is it so quiet? You don’t pass anyone on the street at all. Very few cars too. Is that normal for USA?
prolly done during the pandemic..i live in Los Angeles and our streets were pretty empty too for awhile..felt like the Twilight zone.
And Sunday too.
Yes! It was in coronavirus times
Lindo Tulsa, muito arborizada 🥰
She is not supposed to be driving on sidewalks in Tulsa. We don’t do that in Oklahoma. If the police saw her they be telling her she might get a ticket
during COVID most of downtown is a ghost town.....a shell of it’s normal self.
It’s probably like this even without Covid.
It’s a great downtown for middle America at night, especially weekends.
Southwest South (TX OK AR LA) is wildly underrated hope to move there someday
I’m convinced the ratedness is pretty much on the mark.
Wichita is almost similar in size to Tulsa. Wichita will be getting a couple taller buildings over the next several years. Hopefully in the 450-650 feet range, As of now our tallest building is like 22-24 stories and 320 feet to the top floor and reaches its true height around 400 feet at tip on the slanted triangles. Tulsa tallest is 52 stories and is 667 feet and was designed by the same guy who built the original Twin Towers. So i am hoping at least one of the new buildings in Wichita is closer to 600 feet.
Wichita has no skyscraper it just has a few tall buildings😂 Tulsa has skyscraper all over the city in random spots
@@bluebryce7220 Yes, the Epic Center in Wichita is technically not a skyscraper. An investment group is trying to bring in our first skyscraper to Wichita. It will probably be 40-45 stories and 500-600 feet tall. Tulsa technically has 4 skyscrapers. A skyscraper by today's standards is at least 40 floors/500 feet tall.
@@cubby091398 Tulsa is planning a skyscraper that looks like a tornado and has LED lights that make it looks like it spins
God Jesus
God Jesus
looks like Europe
Tulsa, Oakahoma Are Nice And A Kool Place 🌎.
Haha, that’s a new one. How about Okrahoma??
That`s where I live !
Downtown there seems so lonely
Its a Sunday so most businesses are closed at that time. More of a peaceful vibe actually a great time for a walk to give the video guy credit.
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Can someone do a video in the urban area:
I want to compare the radiation antennas and towers! I live in jersey and noticed the difference here between urban and suburban areas!
If this isn’t urban to you I can’t imagine what is
She is not to be driving on side walks in Tulsa if the police saw her, she’d be in a lot of trouble we don’t do that in Oklahoma
Princess Terrica
A very cold atmosphere all over, and nobody on the streets, depressing.
Yea covid lock down sucked
Sunday too. It’s way busier now and esp. weekends
I skipped around some, but I didn't see one damned bodega/deli/convenience store and I saw only 1 overpriced pizza place. WTH? Can a Tulsan tell me more?
This guy walked an area a little north of where many eateries & minimarts are. There is a small grocery market DT but STILL no major supermarket in walking distance despite quite a lot of new apts. always coming up.
1:00:30 😄😄😄
God Jesus
Where is the people in street 🤔 it's look like zombies land lol 😆
Может снимали рано утром
Iam the CEO in every state
Tulsa is a great city but the crime is Ridiculous.
where are the zombies
Wheres all the homeless and drug addicts?
There aren’t that many homeless & a lot of addicts live on the outskirts in cheap ass housing, NOT in the more affluent downtown haha
Susprised you didn’t get jacked by panhandlers lol 😂.
The very slightly smaller and less racist of the two major cities in the state of Oklahoma...
CEO
I love your videos, and I watch every new one, but honestly that logo in the lower half just ruined the experience for me. I can't get immersed in the place anymore. It's just too big and too noticeable. Your earlier videos were so much better without it. I just can't watch them anymore with it in there.
You mean the text in the bottom left corner?
Its a watermark*
Why all USA cities are without people like what watch some Europe walks from cities . There is no way pop is so big as they said in us
It was during the coronavirus plandemic
49:25: Take that fear mask and throw it away.
Please stop advertising my city. Enough people are flocking here to ruin it as it is. Also this vid is almost certainly on a Saturday or Sunday at like… noon. That’s why it’s quiet. Lol
And Jimmy Buffett is dead now too. Time marches on, progress comes and this city Only gets better with time.
Illegal immigrants.. well Trump was recently elected.. he is the MAN!! You will see change..☺️😉
very boring