Wow. Tearing up from old memories back in the 60's and 70's. Both my maternal and paternal sides of the family were there in the area of Stuyvesant and Chauncey. My father brought a home in Jamaica Queens in 1966, but every weekend and during the summer me and my siblings were back in Bed-Stuy with the grandparents. We love that place with so many memories of family events, block parties, all the church's events, and attending school at P.S .262. The Hierarchy are all gone now and all my siblings and other family members ran South during the 70's and 80's when they flooded Bed-Stuy with all those drugs. Me, I ventured off to Oceanside, California, but there is almost no day that goes by that I don't sit back and live in the memories of my home, Bed-Stuy
This makes me homesick. I lived on MacDonough St. Seeing some of these blocks I haven't in over 20 years brings back so many memories. Thanks for posting this. You have no idea how this makes me feel.
Moved to Texas two years ago and it's crazy how much has changed out there already, that building on gates and Bedford wasn't done when I left, thanks for giving me a piece of home
@@j4kgang921 you should be sketchy, one of my close friends was shot in the head and killed just last week on Lexington and Marcy, bed Stuy will never be completely safe, but the stuff that happens is usually personal issues, there won't be any mass random shootings
@@voicingitwithvaeh7303 it's cool, obviously alot cheaper, depends on where you move at in Texas, I'm in Dallas, but I wouldn't advise to go to San Antonio, boring as hell, Houston is probably the closest to NYC, and Austin has the best food spots, but it's more expensive then dallas, all about what your looking for
Sometimes I wonder how New York is gentrified heavy because.... society in New York is so head strong to me. The people stand on business and from what I've been observing alot of society protect their environments and neighborhood
Love it. I am living in Florida now but it’s good to see the old neighborhood and with all the new changes. The best part is that you ended the video in Fulton park directly across from my house on Chauncey street. Thank you.
So true my brother and I were just saying, the new Brooklynites have no idea about stick ball, Hand ball, Ice coca, double Dutch, block parties with dJ dancing having fun no shooting.....everyone knew one another, respectful called adults Ms. whatever..
If this was filmed in 1996, and compare it to now..Youd catch a glimpse of all the family homes and businesses that were evicted (or had their rent increased so high they had no choice but 2leave) to make room for all the nice new buildings with nice new hipsters (oops I meant people) that the developers envisioned living there.
Don't push me out hipsters. Been here for 40 years. I deserve a chance. Crazy how growing up i never seen or experienced it. Could be a good thing but also bad for the history.
An interesting video I lived in Crown Heights in the late ''60's and early ''70's and I remember hearing about BEDSTUY as a young kid! It used to be you had to watch your back in those days ..it looks to me that this area has been entirely gentrified I see bikes and scooters parked along the sidewalks! I have live in Philly the past 40 years and it is absolutely unheard of to leave bicycles outside here if you want to keep them crime is just too HARDCORE here!!
Loved that one!!! I and others too would really apreciate it If you can do a Park Slope 5th Ave. until 5th Ave. Bay Ridge walking video on an weekend evening to see all the bars restaurants and clubs there now in the summer time :) JUST ASKING!!! Greetings from Germany
That's my old neighborhood but I used to live on Bainbridge Street and Malcolm x Blvd... but I'm familiar with this neighborhood a lot has changed I'm going to come to Brooklyn tomorrow and see the changes up close and visit my old neighborhood
Okay I hear you 😉 I was living in crown heights then I moved to Bedford Stuyvesant in 1992 I definitely watched the entire neighborhood change... early 2000 is when I saw construction in Bedstuy and different property's being built up so that's when I know that it was a big change happening
I've only been to NYC once to visit my family who live in Little Italy. I really wish to explore BedStuy one day though, it looks so vibrant and alive. Thank you for the video :-)
Bed Stuy is a beautiful place to live. I have no problem with people from all over moving here but when you come leave it alone the only thing that everyone change including the new comers is the crime other than that nothing else needs to be touched such as gas stations laundry centers bargain stores the essentials now those are gone. But all is welcome to bed stuy.
когда нибудь надеюсь и я буду ходить по Нью-Йорку и снимать для русско-язычного ютуба как там за океаном живётся,а пока довольствуюсь футболками с панорамными изображениями города и американским флагом на стене дома в Москве)Юлия спасибо за видео,еще было бы не плохо чтобы ты указывала дату,чтобы мы знали в какое время в какой день какой трафик на улицах,translate my message please)thank you!
Brooklyn is so beautiful. The cultures , people , food , music , lifestyles. It was different when I lived there. Its a lot more whites than I remember though. Must have been an increase in loans and police presence.
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like bed ford stuyvesant because it brings people to know how we should live with each other and date each other ok lets stop the hate life is to short for that
Born and raised BROOKLYN Bed Stuy do or die. If u didn't live there u didn't go there. After the black out of 1977. Regenderfication sucks. Rent toooooo high. No more neighborhood and being family oriented.
Who in the world would want to live here? My mom worked as a nurse at a hospital there. Thank God she quit and we now are in Florida! Beautiful Governor and much less crime
Sad how our own bros and sis did nothing but dump they trash in abandoned buildings n lots for decades then get mad when foreigners cleaned things up taking over what others didn't want n left decades in despair. Now bros n sis call gentrification a genocide
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Thanks!
Thank You so much 🙏🏻
It excites me all the time when it's Brooklyn...
Wow. Tearing up from old memories back in the 60's and 70's. Both my maternal and paternal sides of the family were there in the area of Stuyvesant and Chauncey. My father brought a home in Jamaica Queens in 1966, but every weekend and during the summer me and my siblings were back in Bed-Stuy with the grandparents. We love that place with so many memories of family events, block parties, all the church's events, and attending school at P.S .262. The Hierarchy are all gone now and all my siblings and other family members ran South during the 70's and 80's when they flooded Bed-Stuy with all those drugs. Me, I ventured off to Oceanside, California, but there is almost no day that goes by that I don't sit back and live in the memories of my home, Bed-Stuy
Thank You for sharing your memories with us 🙏🏻
Love Oceanside and Encinitas. Lucky you!
This makes me homesick. I lived on MacDonough St. Seeing some of these blocks I haven't in over 20 years brings back so many memories. Thanks for posting this. You have no idea how this makes me feel.
Thank You for your comment … BedStuy is my home now.
Brooklyn changed so much. Streets are clean
Moved to Texas two years ago and it's crazy how much has changed out there already, that building on gates and Bedford wasn't done when I left, thanks for giving me a piece of home
very nice Now but in still sketchy about the area
@@j4kgang921 you should be sketchy, one of my close friends was shot in the head and killed just last week on Lexington and Marcy, bed Stuy will never be completely safe, but the stuff that happens is usually personal issues, there won't be any mass random shootings
@raykay600 How do you like Texas coming from nyc ? I also am planning to move to Texas from Brooklyn
@@voicingitwithvaeh7303 it's cool, obviously alot cheaper, depends on where you move at in Texas, I'm in Dallas, but I wouldn't advise to go to San Antonio, boring as hell, Houston is probably the closest to NYC, and Austin has the best food spots, but it's more expensive then dallas, all about what your looking for
You moved from the Stuy to Texas too?! Lol. I lived on Herkimer and Bedford. And Madison and Nostrand
The neighborhood has changed a lot I lived at Kosciusko and troop same block lenny kravitz family lived.
Thank you for filming this. Just left Brooklyn 6 months ago and I miss it soooooooooo much.
Ого круто биги 👍👍
I’m in Cali.. My heart in Brooklyn. Thanks so much.. Sincerely
My beautiful hometown. It’s bittersweet watching this as we were priced out a few years ago due to gentrification.
I understand your feeling. My partner lives in BedStuy since 2004.
Beautiful walk, not in nyc now but videos like this being me right back
Thank you love all the houses beautiful ♥️♥️
Wow!!! It’s changed so much witching those few blocks…
Man......... I moved out of NYC decades ago. The gentrification is crazy
True …
So true.
Sometimes I wonder how New York is gentrified heavy because.... society in New York is so head strong to me. The people stand on business and from what I've been observing alot of society protect their environments and neighborhood
Love it. I am living in Florida now but it’s good to see the old neighborhood and with all the new changes. The best part is that you ended the video in Fulton park directly across from my house on Chauncey street. Thank you.
Thank You Beverly 🙏🏻
I grew up at 140 Monroe St. The memories I have are so emotional
Thank You Katie ...
Awww I used to live at 380
Likewise. Between Patchen and Ralph. "309". IYKYK.
It started going yuppie when I moved it’s crazy now
THANKS. Great coverage.
Thank You 👍🏻
Just got back from three nights in Bed-Stuy. Brooklyn is a nice place to visit. Vibe city, USA.
I live in BedStuy 😉👍🏻
OMG, someone is pumping my record! 🎶Comimg on strong, coming on, coming on strong🎶
Everybody haaates Chris 🎵
I came here because of the show. 🙂
Beautiful sunny day in my favorite neighborhood. Thanks for the tour Julien!🗽❤
You walked past my house. It's so weird watching this when I can just go for the same walk.
Cool … I live on Hancock St
I prefer this NYC over Manhattan/concrete jungle. Love the community vibes captured here
Great Video! Thanks for sharing!
Loved the video. I really miss Brooklyn
Love my borough ❤
I can't live anywhere else in this city, nor do I want to. But I might have to. 😫 *R E N T*
@@jashanestone rent high everywhere 😬
Grew up their on Putnam and Tompkins in the 1970’s! The newbies have no idea of the history of the neighbor! They most likely don’t care either!!!
My family as well. Some still reside there and Quincy and Tompkins✌️✌️
Grew up on Putnam and downing Baybee
You fam 🤗 for real 🤍
So true my brother and I were just saying, the new Brooklynites have no idea about stick ball, Hand ball, Ice coca, double Dutch, block parties with dJ dancing having fun no shooting.....everyone knew one another, respectful called adults Ms. whatever..
I grow up on Monroe and Marcy and my family had a restaurant on norstrand and Monroe grow up there in the 70’s and 80’s
I lived on Monroe St. Then to Vernon Avenue, these young people today have no clue.
Oh lovely New York!
Y Love Brokllin, Beautiful Beautiful Beautiful!!!!!
I love nyc been twice about to visit for the third time
If this was filmed in 1996, and compare it to now..Youd catch a glimpse of all the family homes and businesses that were evicted (or had their rent increased so high they had no choice but 2leave) to make room for all the nice new buildings with nice new hipsters (oops I meant people) that the developers envisioned living there.
Don't push me out hipsters. Been here for 40 years. I deserve a chance. Crazy how growing up i never seen or experienced it. Could be a good thing but also bad for the history.
Do you know this place as it used to be? I'm reading a book that talks about this place.
Обожаю солнечные прогулки по Нью-Йорку.
Amazing.
One of your fans.
An interesting video I lived in Crown Heights in the late ''60's and early ''70's and I remember hearing about BEDSTUY as a young kid! It used to be you had to watch your back in those days ..it looks to me that this area has been entirely gentrified I see bikes and scooters parked along the sidewalks! I have live in Philly the past 40 years and it is absolutely unheard of to leave bicycles outside here if you want to keep them crime is just too HARDCORE here!!
My hometown 😍😍
Thanks for taking me home…. And ending it on Utica(across from Boys and Girl Hs)
I heard Bed Stuy was gentrified but damn man it's looking like Salt Lake City here! LOL
Well … true !
I live in BedStuy. I guess I can say now I live in SLC 😉
The Biggie mural, the brownstones, the people. I miss BK. 😢
Thx … and today it’s Block Party on Hancock St
Loved that one!!! I and others too would really apreciate it If you can do a Park Slope 5th Ave. until 5th Ave. Bay Ridge walking video on an weekend evening to see all the bars restaurants and clubs there now in the summer time :) JUST ASKING!!! Greetings from Germany
Hiii!!! I'll stay in the neighborhood next week 🤩. Im traveling from Argentina. What days the block party is??
Sunday
Magnífico passeio pelas histórias do grande país EUA, obrigado meu nobre brother pelo o seu vídeo.
Thank You 🙏🏻
That's my old neighborhood but I used to live on Bainbridge Street and Malcolm x Blvd... but I'm familiar with this neighborhood a lot has changed I'm going to come to Brooklyn tomorrow and see the changes up close and visit my old neighborhood
I live in BedStuy since two years now. Hancock St (between Malcom X and Stuyvesant).
So I guess I’m part of gentrification…
Okay I hear you 😉 I was living in crown heights then I moved to Bedford Stuyvesant in 1992 I definitely watched the entire neighborhood change... early 2000 is when I saw construction in Bedstuy and different property's being built up so that's when I know that it was a big change happening
Greatest city in the world!!! NYC!!
Me encanta New York.
I've only been to NYC once to visit my family who live in Little Italy. I really wish to explore BedStuy one day though, it looks so vibrant and alive. Thank you for the video :-)
Thank You !!!
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I love how crisp and vibrant your video is! What did you use to film/edit? I just moved to Bed-Stuy & you captured its essence beautifully!
Thank You ... I use a GoPro Hero 10 Black
3RG GEN FIREBIRD IN THE BEGINNING OF THE VIDEO THATS MY DREAM CAR!!!!
What is the name of the track from 50:24, playing at the Fulton Park block party?.
great
WOOOOOOOOOOW 🤗💙🌎
Hello from Italy my friend.Keep it up I support you 👍+🔔🔔
Thank You !!!
Bed Stuy is a beautiful place to live. I have no problem with people from all over moving here but when you come leave it alone the only thing that everyone change including the new comers is the crime other than that nothing else needs to be touched such as gas stations laundry centers bargain stores the essentials now those are gone. But all is welcome to bed stuy.
Walk down Patchen Ave next time
I miss Brooklyn😢
Did you live in BedStuy ?
@@JulienInNYC No I live in the Bronx I used to live in Crown Heights Brooklyn
@@robinbernard8800 Oh great ! I will do soon a video of Crown Heights
what block exactly his memorial on?? I'm always driving thru there ND Don't see it!!
David wilkerosn .. I came for the book "The Cross and the Dagger"
0:00-0:52 actually Biggie Smalls/Christopher Wallace grew up in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn.
Not true
@@arnoldevans6299 Yes it is true.
😀Newyorker? Walking around the city of nyc unlimited.
когда нибудь надеюсь и я буду ходить по Нью-Йорку и снимать для русско-язычного ютуба как там за океаном живётся,а пока довольствуюсь футболками с панорамными изображениями города и американским флагом на стене дома в Москве)Юлия спасибо за видео,еще было бы не плохо чтобы ты указывала дату,чтобы мы знали в какое время в какой день какой трафик на улицах,translate my message please)thank you!
If you walked in this neighborhood when Biggie was alive, it would've been the shortest video on youtube
Oh you wrong LOL!!
Why he ain't god🙄🙄🥱
@@BobbyDouglas-k5dthe neighborhood, not him
@@toddo6538 yeah the neighborhood to😌
That’s not bed stuy that’s hipster land
I feel like I visited there. I added your channel.
Thank You !!!
Excellent video. Unlike Harlem every street is dope addicts and homeless people. I'm glad I'm moving back to the stuy next week
Brooklyn is so beautiful. The cultures , people , food , music , lifestyles. It was different when I lived there. Its a lot more whites than I remember though. Must have been an increase in loans and police presence.
Where's Radio Raheem?
That movie was in fort Greene, not the stuy.
@@lordstewart6982 Not according to Google.
His studio is in fort Greene 🤦♂️ you right 🙏
😊😊😊👏👏👏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙋♀🌳🌳🌳
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hi my name is juan i live in south east washighton dc anacostia area look its good to see whites asian hispanics living in areas
That is the new Brooklyn go to the other side of Brooklyn and walkthrough
like bed ford stuyvesant because it brings people to know how we should live with each other and date each other ok lets stop the hate life is to short for that
La gran marisma
It irritates me seeing grafitti on bldgs, minus Biggie's Memorial, which is right n tight.
Swinging the camera back n forth all around is dizzying.......I couldn't finish watching
Born and raised BROOKLYN Bed Stuy do or die. If u didn't live there u didn't go there. After the black out of 1977. Regenderfication sucks. Rent toooooo high. No more neighborhood and being family oriented.
OHHH ITS NOT THE GHETTO NOW IS IT???… black people throw away gems for shiny objects
Ghetto is frame of mind
Not anymore bruh!😁
Who in the world would want to live here? My mom worked as a nurse at a hospital there. Thank God she quit and we now are in Florida! Beautiful Governor and much less crime
I heard this part of New York is too dangerous
Maybe 20-30 years ago … not the case anymore 👍🏻
@@JulienInNYC Is it safe now? Because I want to move to New York soon.
Yeah it's safe ... in fact I live in BedStuy
@@JulienInNYC It's a good thing you didn't get shot or robbed there.😀
Thats a lie.
Sad how our own bros and sis did nothing but dump they trash in abandoned buildings n lots for decades then get mad when foreigners cleaned things up taking over what others didn't want n left decades in despair. Now bros n sis call gentrification a genocide