@@crand20033 lots of different things. RUclips is one of them. I’d say mainly Crypto and stocks, a few months ago I started a woodworking business making solid slab Apoxsee tables.
Before the Mexican government surrendered to the cartels, Tijuana was a great place to visit. However, those days are long gone. As long as it is unsafe to visit, people should participate in an economic boycott of Tijuana. If people stop visiting Tijuana, as well as Mexico in general, the Mexican government will be forced to act.
I just moved to Tijuana two weeks ago. So far no major problems. Never had an encounter with police or cartel or criminal. Just had a good time with the ladies in Zona Norte all of last week.
Yea bro That’s what I’m trying to tell people Which I explained a little bit in the second half of the video. These clowns in the US don’t know anything because all their information they get is either from the media or Hollywood movies lol
Tijuana is absolutely dangerous! On August 3, 2023, while visiting family in Tijuana, Dario Baeza, a 27-year old US Citizen from the San Diego area, was tragically murdered when he was caught in the crossfire of cartel members and shot several times. Before the Mexican government surrendered to the cartels, Tijuana was a great place to visit. However, those days are long gone. As long as it is unsafe to visit, people should participate in an economic boycott of Tijuana. If people stop visiting Tijuana, as well as Mexico in general, the Mexican government will be forced to act.
@@Rocketman0407 I lived in Tijuana for a number of years. I was robbed by the police numerous occasions. Every thief tries to scam you. Local businesses will frequently charge you twice as much as they do the locals and if you complain, they usually just get angry at you. I never worried too much about crossfire, although I had a neighbor of mine who got hit by a stray bullet right in his kneecap. He walks with a cane. He’s 30 something years old.
In HS back in 01-02 i went on a mission trip to TJ and built homes in the slums. Very humbling. Tought me to be so grateful. The crazy part was we came out there to help there "poor" condition but they were happier than us! So no matter what your going thru just know it could be waaaay worse
Health tourism is huge in TJ, as it's so easy to reach from San Diego. Almost every corner has a dentist, or a laser eye clinic or a plastic surgery clinic. For Americans facing huge dental bills, a trip to TJ is the perfect solution. And on the back of that, the health tourists have also boosted local businesses, especially hotels, AirBnBs, taxi services, restaurants etc. I love my twice a year trip to TJ to the dentist. I've made friends there who i visit when I can, and I have never seen the dark side shown in this video.
Don’t worry, sooner than later Americans will turn every hill in Tijuana into a gated complex, just like they did in California. In some areas, they’ve done it already.
Nah. Not “Don’t worry, sooner than later Americans will turn every hill in Tijuana into a gated complex, just like they did in California.” Not “In some areas, they’ve done it already.” When you brought up “they’ve” in that comment, you mean “a lot of Americans have.” /
So the Mexicans DO have to worry about home prices and rents going up because some foreigners want cheap land to build their dream homes on. That sucks for the people that were born and raised there.
NO they want, lots of American do not live in a gated complexes in Tijuana the U.S exaggerates California? Tijuana is not California, in 10-15 year Mexico will be an economic super power I'm a white dude live in Tijuana for 47 one of things I like about Mexico is theirs no Karen becouse Mexicans dont act stupid like that
Yep... you hit the nail on the head with that comment Stephanie. I had a rich Mexican friend who lived in one of those communities. Actually, he lived there long before it existed but it was built all around him eventually swallowing up his land. So, to get to his mansion you had to go through the community. Everyone there was a retired American enjoying cheap housing and living costs while at the same time insulating themselves from the surrounding community. It's the American way unfortunately.
If anyone is thinking of moving to Tijuana I suggest move to Las Playas area it is nice right by the beach I live up a block from agua street in a nice gated community two story house/ or apartment condos paid 400$ a month for two bedroom two bath two story ! Had a nice view you see the ocean and sunset everyday very nice area and everything
yeah I would definitely choose Las Playas over any of the places east of there!🫤 that area is super nice! I’ve actually thought about getting a place there while I am in between trips. How does it work with proof of income and cash deposit and the term of the lease? Wednesday I move into a two bed two bath for $2,400 Per month in SD. Not remodeled, small kitchen, not nice area lol. Some apartments rent for 6-8k per month here🤯🤯🤯😭🔫
@@Travel_fulltime it was like 300$ deposit and they don’t check credit or nothing they didn’t really care all u need to have is the money haha pretty awesome ! I lived there for 3 years up a hill from police station and a 711 from agua street if you keep driving up you will see a freeway bridge above the passing or look online the street going up in called Avenida Del Agua Street and then the apartments I lived are called Monton De Silas on your left side. If you go on google earth you will see what I’m talking about and what they look like I lived there right next door to KAT Von D mother of you know who that is haha
And also where the condos are I lived there’s more condos on the side down from the view a little bit those ones are a little bit more nicer but even where I lived it was really nice even hit water
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I’m a resident in playas de tijuana now and just today I was harassed and almost attacked by 2 men on the beach (I was fully clothed and was just sitting on a towel close to families and other people).But I was a woman alone,which made me a target.I was also followed down the street (I wear modest clothing and never show any skin,so idk what these pigs want),almost to my house,which scared me to death.I collected myself and picked up a beer bottle that I broke and held the shattered glass as a weapon hidden in my palm.I fear for my life every time I have to leave the house by myself,even in broad daylight.
Is all of the video footage you have here all in Mexico? This is a really nice video. You've done a nice job with the voiceover. You did a nice job flying too.
Thank you I really appreciate the feedback! It means a lot. And I also have a videos all over the US. Lots of national parks, dune Buggy videos, and some snowmobile videos too✌️
I get that about the main violence and murderings going on between the drugs gangs are prolific but dont make me believe the crime on the streets is virtually non existent.Comon pal.The levels of crime in every city in Mexico is higher than in other countries and that one its extremely high to tourists and citizens.The stats are there.
No. But Anyways thanks for watching and if you’re curious about Thailand or Vietnam check out some of my other videos. I also have content renting dune buggies, Atv’s, snowmobile’s, deep-sea, fishing, free, diving with sharks, Wales, dolphins, sea turtles, and deep-sea fishing as well. My niche is a bit of the place, but I hope you find some value in the videos.
And I was just recently looking at homes for sale in La Paz, BCS and there was lots of listings around 70- 100k. Maybe The housing market spiked in TJ.
@@Travel_fulltime Zillow is a horrible place to look for home prices, anything you see on there is inflated by at least 40%. Everyone in Mexico knows where to go if you're interested in finding a place and that isn't it. Please do not take this comment as criticism, it's not meant to be that way.
@@thomasmachado7198 I did not initiate the bribe. He opened his little ticket book and politely asked if I would like to pay the fine now. We even negotiated the amount of that fine. The Mexican judicial system is very flexible on how much each infraction is. LOL.
Don't really see Anerican kids heading down to Tijuana like they routinely did decades ago. Cartel violence, police corruption and long border lines pretty much quashed the kids' interest in heading there.
@@_dennis9076 Are you telling me that or are you repeating what I said in my video? Lol. Also what proof do you have that it’s dangerous for tourists? Especially if you’ve never been there.. Are you scared that if you step foot over the border into Tijuana guys and masks are going to kidnap you for your organs or kill you for no reason? I think you need to travel more and grow as a person. Experiencing things for yourself is much different than watching news and believing what you see on a TV screen.
@@Travel_fulltime I'm not American, I live in one of the safest country in the entire world. The live there is not the same as it is here. Wikipedia, news and RUclips shows it all about how Tijuana looks. Your opinion about safety is not enough to prove that Tijuana is safe.
@@_dennis9076 this is why you should travel more and experience things from yourself instead of using Wikipedia. Tijuana is dangerous for people that live there that are involved in crime. It’s not dangerous at all for tourists or people traveling through or even the residence that are minding their own business. Tijuana is more safe than any city I’ve lived in in the US.
these people can survive out of nothing, I used to go with my family every year and give away presents clothes and help them out with lumber, until the laws changed and it became almost a crime to donate to tijuana citizens
mexico is naturally beautiful, and if they reconstruct these houses, homes to humane standards it can be a prime world wide destination and the mexican people will be happy
@@ilovecannabisalot7324 Nobody vacations in Kensington, Philadelphia. The only difference there is the people who live there will kill you, in Mexico, it is mainly the Cartels. No Cartels, everything would improve. Philly is just fkd. Sam as Los Angeles. Thats the politician fault. They are the equal to the Mexican cartel that damages cities.
@@ilovecannabisalot7324yeah Kensington in Philly is like zombie town 🤣. The movies definitely exaggerate but the big difference (at least the perception) is the police corruption is way worse. Not sure if that's true but that's definitely another reason Mexico is looked down upon sometimes as a third world country
@@ilovecannabisalot7324not just Philly. Detroit, Southside Chicago, St. Louis, Camden, Baltimore, and many more cities in the U.S. have seen better days, now are just warzones.
Hi there.. I really like your drone shots, wondering if I can used them for a film project, I am independent Director and this is exactly what im looking for, please say yes...Its obvios that I will credits in the film..
Thank you so much that’s great to hear! And absolutely you can use the footage but I would have to charge you a small fee. Also my hard drive is in the US and I went back to the country for another month or so. Of course you could always download it from RUclips but I think it would only be 1080 P or 1440 P. But let me know what you’re thinking. I also have the new Mavic air 2S which has a much better camera on it with a 1 inch sensor. if you send me $40 on PayPal you can use any of my footage that’s on RUclips by downloading it. If you want the original 4K files I will have to pull them off my hard drive once I get back to the states. Where do you live?
@@Travel_fulltime I live in San Diego, and how much would you charge me for the files? and do you have any Tijuana night drone shoots? I do appreciate you its kinda hard being a Independent film maker with no budget, so if u can be gentle on the price I would appreciate you sooo much...And yes I would like the 4k footage raw, with no color correction.
If you’re interested just DM me on Instagram. Also I just realized I might be able to have one of my friends pull the original files off my hard drive and send it to you in full resolution.
@@fernandofisher8535 OK how soon do you need the files? and don’t worry it will be cheap. In fact I will actually be back in the US very soon, probably three or four days. Also I’m curious what is your film about?
Oh and it's so good here? At least over there every day the police aren't shooting somebody's ass off with zero accountability then claiming PTSD and getting pension for life
The most incredible thing about this, is that the “poor” people in Tijuana or in Mexico actually own their modest homes, they’re not worried about one day the bank or the tenant will kick them out, and while they can’t afford a car or an iPhone, they have delicious food and roof over their heads, the poor in Mexico are not like the poor in Africa.
Not really, most don't own anything since they are squatters. They just occupy other people's land (with the pretext of "necessity") and refuse to get out until the government regulates and gives them the land or relocates them somewhere else (which can take years) and in the meantime they don't pay electricity/water services and some just outright steal it. Many poor people have made this their way of living, because once the government gives them a plot of land they just sell that land to other people who are just moving from the south of the country and move on to the next land invasion. It's been happening his way for decades and a lot of neighborhoods in the outskirts of the city were founded this way. Currently this is a big issue in the east of TJ.
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Really interesting video. It showed those in extreme poverty in TJ. I could easily show similar poverty on Los Angeles, Ca streets. Or any large city in America for that matter.
@Honest Abe Have you ever seen the homeless encampments at Skid Row and Venice Beach? Or what about Kensington Philadelphia? There are half a million americans living in conditions comparable to those of third world countries’ slums. Many addicts and mentally ill people end up being abandoned by their families and living in absolute misery.
@@mchammer9184 That's because they are not strung out on drugs, which the politics in California and other U.S. cities make sure people on the streets have access to. Many parts of the U.S. enable homelessness while money towards fighting homelessness gets pocketed by corrupt politicians and bureaucrats.
I hope one day I can find someone or a group that can guide me through Tijuana. I just think it’s one of those places you shouldn’t just walk around aimlessly adventuring. Shit you go walk around LA for 6 hours and tell me you ain’t seen anything😂. Tijuana tho as much as it might be slightly propaganda the kidnapping stuff is scary
As an African-American from Ohio I know exactly what you mean I used to live there, I was robbed by the police. It's fun and dangerous at the same time
i mean.. its either getting rob or getting killed by usa cops for "not following orders" cops in the usa are corrupt because if u dont do what they say even if its your righ tthey will takeyour freedom or your life away.. in mexico the corruption is that they want moeny then its all good they let u go..
You let yourself get robbed, go to the police station and pay the ticket, you probably got scared thinking your going to jail and for your own fear give them money, I usually talk my way out of tickets not pay live in for over 45 years
If you stay away from the places you shouldn’t go, it’s nice. I really think Tijuana should be looked at as an investment opportunity for Americans. We have outsourced a lot of our dental and non emergency medical care there already. Love to see Tj thrive.
Nice propaganda, but little based in fact. I have lived in Tijuana area since 2006. I have lived in the eastern colonias, Tecate, and Rosarito. I feel more safe down here than when i cross to the states. Please live in fear if you feel you need to. Preaching fear is despicable, though.
I was born and raised in Mexico up until the age of 13 and I know my hometown isn't the safest but I would go to middle school by myself and nothing bad would happen to me, I would go out to hangout with friends and everything just fine. My parents did get jumped a few times by random people(normal crime like in any other city) but that's it
getting jumped a few times isn't normal crime. You can get jumped anywhere nowadays but your chances of getting jumped differ from location to location. My parents never got jumped where I live and I live on one of the worst cities in cali.
I can walk into the area and nothing would happen, lived in Tijuana for 47 years, you cant compare Mexico's poverty with U.S. poverty, just becouse your poor dont mean your a criminal
I have not had any problems in the poorer areas of my city in Mexico. Does not seem sketchy there at all. There is other parts of town that is sketchy though, but not the poorest part.
So true, most of tijuana isn't rich but most of the people here have access to food, water, electricity and all basic needs, actually only 22% of the city is poor and 1% extremely poor, it's a good city in economy, our real problem is the violence
Murder capital of the world? Not even close. as a trucker lower atl, east Chicago are far worst and Memphis takes the cake heck I was shot at in Memphis for going over the same street twice in less then 20 minutes. I bought my childhood home in villa real tj never experienced any problems for the Last 20 years.
Chicago has almost 3 million people and 700 homicides. Tijuana has 1 million people 2100 homicides per year. Those wannabes in Chicago would fall to their knees if they spent a day in Tijuana
Yes, TJ is safer than Los Angels for darn sure and even San Diego! But the video sounds like it was made in the 1970's. After NAFTA was signed in 1992, the Mexican economy has greatly improved a lot! Now the streets have mostly current year cars. But yes, there's still quite a lot of working poor in TJ.
Not exactly sure what I was aiming for, but Oddly out of 200 videos and three years, this has been my best performing upload. This is also one of my first videos n as long as my content is improving i’ll call it a win. I’m not sure what in a NAFTA is but I always like seeing comments like this, but keep in mind learning how to use adobe premiere Pro on your own, and trying to produce a documentary style video doesn’t exactly come naturally. It may not seem like it judging by the quality but there’s quite a bit that goes into even a super basic edit. Trying to speak, smooth, annunciate, script it with the right words and punctuation and then try to make it sound professional with some sort of beginning, middle, end and conclusion. Making sure the audio is decent and learning how to operate 100 or so different settings and functions is a different skill. And it’s hard to say, which one is more dangerous with so many variables but yeah you gotta valid point. I thought of deleting the video but as long as the video is public, I’m still getting paid. Anyways i’m always open to Feedback so if you happen to see any of my new Vietnam videos I would absolutely appreciate any feedback you have for me. On the other end, I’m always waiting to hear the viewers opinion and when people just say it how it is, it makes things easier.
@@Travel_fulltime I wasn't speaking of the quality of the actual physical video that you produced. This is very good. It's your content and your comments saying that TJ is dangerous and extemely. Yes in 1972, this was true, but not now. This is what I was referring to. Also NAFTA is the most important document for Mexico since their revolution! In Spanish it is TLCAN. Basically, Mexico makes many things now for the US and Canada.
lots of exaggerated $$$ click videos about Mexico, I like the one that says Tijuana is the most dangerous city in the world, its not the most dangerous, its the most visited city in the world, why? the Tijuana/San Diego legal port of entry, the border crossing is the largest and busiest border crossing in the world (look it up) Tijuana is the most visited city in the world, the U.S. coined Tijuana as the most dangerous, I'm more afraid of large dangerous city in the U.S., I have been living in Tijuana for 46 years, an Anglo
Yeah it definitely looked like some pretty rough living. First time ever seeing a neighborhood like this. Only from pictures n movies. Makes me want to go bring everybody food and drinks but I wouldn’t know where to start!
@@Travel_fulltime Tijuana and Juarez have the unique challenge of being next to the border. What this means is that anyone who intends to cross into the USA or is deported from there ends up in these cities. Now, what happens when hundreds of thousands of people are transient and can't afford housing? They build shacks and live there. Before it was only the poorest of Mexicans, but now there are also poor Central Americans, Haitians, and even small numbers of Africans and other Latin Americans (Venezuelans for example). That said, the majority (50% or more) is not living in slums. If I'm not mistaken, around 30% of Tijuana residents live in slums, which is higher than the average for a Mexican city (12-15% is typical). Most people in Tijuana do have running water, electricity and actual floors (not dirt lol). These stats are tracked by the United Nations, and the government of Baja California and Mexico.
@@jorgeortiz4485 30% is pretty bad. That’s roughly 600,000 people living in extreme poverty. I couldn’t even imagine living in those type of conditions without running water or electricity.
There’s nothing the cartel wants from you lol. They already have all the money the could possibly need, they basically own all the realstate and they control all the big businesses in the country. That’s like thinking tourists will get kidnapped by mafia in Vegas if they visit the city for a weekend. Basically everything people think they know about mexico is completely wrong in every way. Definitely as a tourist visiting. Doesn’t mean people don’t robbed. If you pull a bunch of money out and count it for everyone to see with Gucci shoes on that probably wouldn’t be a good idea. I know it sounds a bit stupid to say and It sure seems like everybody should know that but sadly they don’t. And I wasn’t saying “you” link in particular (just talking about people in general)
@@Travel_fulltime I’m born and raised in Tijuana. I’m a native you are totally wrong. I don’t know how long you lived here, but this is a violent place. A lot of innocent people have gotten killed & kidnapped. I have been to American cities it’s playtime when you compare it to here.
@@marcocalderon4660 i agree with you. That whitty democrat does not know shit about violence in TJ and in Mexico. That impacts a lot of innocents People everyday, not like in the us. I went to a lot of american cities like Chi, La or NY, its piece of cake compare to Mexico, peace of cake.... Futhermore, a lot more tourists are killed in Mexico than in the us every year... the stats dont lie
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How dangerous is it? as high as your exaggeration wants to take it most Americans are ignorant about Mexico so you can say what you want all poor people are are not criminal.
There is a new hope of transformation by the newly progressive government led by a Ladie president. Her plan includeds the poor and underrepresented pueblos of all Mexico.
No stay tf over there y’all ruining jobs for us in San Diego absolutely stay over there I don’t care you have a place to work stay there g. When you flood the market you then make it hard for US to feed our families when you have food. Get citizenship legally kid
I am living in Tijuana for almost 50 years and iam so happy but i never look for problems always respect
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@@Travel_fulltime What do you do for a living there?
@@crand20033 lots of different things. RUclips is one of them. I’d say mainly Crypto and stocks, a few months ago I started a woodworking business making solid slab Apoxsee tables.
Before the Mexican government surrendered to the cartels, Tijuana was a great place to visit. However, those days are long gone. As long as it is unsafe to visit, people should participate in an economic boycott of Tijuana. If people stop visiting Tijuana, as well as Mexico in general, the Mexican government will be forced to act.
Muy bien, vivamos nuestra vida y no intervengamos en asuntos que no nos corresponden
I just moved to Tijuana two weeks ago. So far no major problems. Never had an encounter with police or cartel or criminal. Just had a good time with the ladies in Zona Norte all of last week.
Yea bro That’s what I’m trying to tell people Which I explained a little bit in the second half of the video. These clowns in the US don’t know anything because all their information they get is either from the media or Hollywood movies lol
@@Travel_fulltime They leave foreigners alone because they already know they have money and it also helps local businesses too.
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@@alexzabala2154 lol why is he going to catch stds?
@@alexzabala2154 Haha why is he going to get all those STDs?
Drone shots are incredible ... tough to see such beauty from the drone with the dire narrative
Tijuana is absolutely dangerous! On August 3, 2023, while visiting family in Tijuana, Dario Baeza, a 27-year old US Citizen from the San Diego area, was tragically murdered when he was caught in the crossfire of cartel members and shot several times. Before the Mexican government surrendered to the cartels, Tijuana was a great place to visit. However, those days are long gone. As long as it is unsafe to visit, people should participate in an economic boycott of Tijuana. If people stop visiting Tijuana, as well as Mexico in general, the Mexican government will be forced to act.
u sound like a fucken clown bro shut up lol acting like mass shootings doesnt happen in america every other week it seems
Shooting in different places, Not only in TJ.
likelihood of being killed in a crossfire is what? same as being struck by lightning several times?
@@Rocketman0407 I lived in Tijuana for a number of years. I was robbed by the police numerous occasions. Every thief tries to scam you. Local businesses will frequently charge you twice as much as they do the locals and if you complain, they usually just get angry at you. I never worried too much about crossfire, although I had a neighbor of mine who got hit by a stray bullet right in his kneecap. He walks with a cane. He’s 30 something years old.
In HS back in 01-02 i went on a mission trip to TJ and built homes in the slums. Very humbling. Tought me to be so grateful. The crazy part was we came out there to help there "poor" condition but they were happier than us! So no matter what your going thru just know it could be waaaay worse
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Health tourism is huge in TJ, as it's so easy to reach from San Diego. Almost every corner has a dentist, or a laser eye clinic or a plastic surgery clinic. For Americans facing huge dental bills, a trip to TJ is the perfect solution. And on the back of that, the health tourists have also boosted local businesses, especially hotels, AirBnBs, taxi services, restaurants etc.
I love my twice a year trip to TJ to the dentist. I've made friends there who i visit when I can, and I have never seen the dark side shown in this video.
for Americans, Mexicans use those service also
Don’t worry, sooner than later Americans will turn every hill in Tijuana into a gated complex, just like they did in California. In some areas, they’ve done it already.
Nah. Not “Don’t worry, sooner than later Americans will turn every hill in Tijuana into a gated complex, just like they did in California.” Not “In some areas, they’ve done it already.” When you brought up “they’ve” in that comment, you mean “a lot of Americans have.” /
Dude, did you really need to quote her ENTIRE comment to say that lol??
So the Mexicans DO have to worry about home prices and rents going up because some foreigners want cheap land to build their dream homes on. That sucks for the people that were born and raised there.
NO they want, lots of American do not live in a gated complexes in Tijuana the U.S exaggerates California? Tijuana is not California, in 10-15 year Mexico will be an economic super power I'm a white dude live in Tijuana for 47 one of things I like about Mexico is theirs no Karen becouse Mexicans dont act stupid like that
Yep... you hit the nail on the head with that comment Stephanie. I had a rich Mexican friend who lived in one of those communities. Actually, he lived there long before it existed but it was built all around him eventually swallowing up his land. So, to get to his mansion you had to go through the community. Everyone there was a retired American enjoying cheap housing and living costs while at the same time insulating themselves from the surrounding community. It's the American way unfortunately.
If anyone is thinking of moving to Tijuana I suggest move to Las Playas area it is nice right by the beach I live up a block from agua street in a nice gated community two story house/ or apartment condos paid 400$ a month for two bedroom two bath two story ! Had a nice view you see the ocean and sunset everyday very nice area and everything
yeah I would definitely choose Las Playas over any of the places east of there!🫤 that area is super nice! I’ve actually thought about getting a place there while I am in between trips. How does it work with proof of income and cash deposit and the term of the lease?
Wednesday I move into a two bed two bath for $2,400 Per month in SD. Not remodeled, small kitchen, not nice area lol.
Some apartments rent for 6-8k per month here🤯🤯🤯😭🔫
@@Travel_fulltime it was like 300$ deposit and they don’t check credit or nothing they didn’t really care all u need to have is the money haha pretty awesome ! I lived there for 3 years up a hill from police station and a 711 from agua street if you keep driving up you will see a freeway bridge above the passing or look online the street going up in called Avenida Del Agua Street and then the apartments I lived are called Monton De Silas on your left side. If you go on google earth you will see what I’m talking about and what they look like I lived there right next door to KAT Von D mother of you know who that is haha
And also where the condos are I lived there’s more condos on the side down from the view a little bit those ones are a little bit more nicer but even where I lived it was really nice even hit water
You don't have to have a gated area to live in Playas, lots of Mexicana also live there
@@geraldarnoult didn’t say u HAVE to be in a gated community wth lol
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Thanks man the comments mean a lot! Subscribe to the channel because we have a lot more videos coming! My “best places to visit in the US” video is a really good one too! The cover photo says “one year on the road”.
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I’m a resident in playas de tijuana now and just today I was harassed and almost attacked by 2 men on the beach (I was fully clothed and was just sitting on a towel close to families and other people).But I was a woman alone,which made me a target.I was also followed down the street (I wear modest clothing and never show any skin,so idk what these pigs want),almost to my house,which scared me to death.I collected myself and picked up a beer bottle that I broke and held the shattered glass as a weapon hidden in my palm.I fear for my life every time I have to leave the house by myself,even in broad daylight.
What did they do? How did they almost attack you?
That can happen anywhere. Try waking around LA, SF, Ontario, Chicago, Detroit, New York. I consider TJ much safer.
@@mhaas281 I would definitely say every single city I’ve lived in in the US is much worse than Tijuana.
Sorry to hear but if you live
in fear, maybe you should leave and go back home
Try walking around in L.A, SF, Stockton, Oakland, Fresno
Is all of the video footage you have here all in Mexico? This is a really nice video. You've done a nice job with the voiceover. You did a nice job flying too.
Thank you I really appreciate the feedback! It means a lot. And I also have a videos all over the US. Lots of national parks, dune Buggy videos, and some snowmobile videos too✌️
And I leave for Thailand next month so I have lots more videos coming! 👍
@@Travel_fulltime we will be watching for them!
sometimes people get in the crossfire of cartel violence
I get that about the main violence and murderings going on between the drugs gangs are prolific but dont make me believe the crime on the streets is virtually non existent.Comon pal.The levels of crime in every city in Mexico is higher than in other countries and that one its extremely high to tourists and citizens.The stats are there.
No. But Anyways thanks for watching and if you’re curious about Thailand or Vietnam check out some of my other videos. I also have content renting dune buggies, Atv’s, snowmobile’s, deep-sea, fishing, free, diving with sharks, Wales, dolphins, sea turtles, and deep-sea fishing as well. My niche is a bit of the place, but I hope you find some value in the videos.
Lol what part you finding houses for 100k I live in TJ I have not seen that. New 1 room apartments going for at least 150k dollars
I looked on Zillow and some other websites of two years ago and there were lots of houses for under 100 K. Maybe things have changed since then.
And I was just recently looking at homes for sale in La Paz, BCS and there was lots of listings around 70- 100k. Maybe The housing market spiked in TJ.
@@Travel_fulltime Zillow is a horrible place to look for home prices, anything you see on there is inflated by at least 40%. Everyone in Mexico knows where to go if you're interested in finding a place and that isn't it. Please do not take this comment as criticism, it's not meant to be that way.
I wouldn't risk going there. Did so 35 years ago and had to bribe a cop. Can't imagine how much worse it is.
Pretty bad. The cops are extortion machines.
I go there fishing and dirt bike riding all the time. Never had an issue. Have been partying too.
Initiating a bribe to a Tijuana police officer only makes the situation worse.
@@thomasmachado7198 oh sure. That's why they stop you 90% of the time. To extort money from you. TJ cops are as crooked as they come.
@@thomasmachado7198 I did not initiate the bribe. He opened his little ticket book and politely asked if I would like to pay the fine now. We even negotiated the amount of that fine. The Mexican judicial system is very flexible on how much each infraction is. LOL.
My grandma and uncle both come and go to Tijuana very often so, i need to respect it because of them.
When do the college kids invade Tijuana Mexico? What time of 12 month calendar?
College kids, old pathetic retired dudes, and everything in between. What months of the calendar? LOL
Don't really see Anerican kids heading down to Tijuana like they routinely did decades ago. Cartel violence, police corruption and long border lines pretty much quashed the kids' interest in heading there.
My friend lives there. Went twice last year. TJ is pretty cool. I walked downtown by myself, and was safe.
Unless you own a unit in New City Towers, it's not worth living there...
All of Tijuana don't look like that, the U.S. always gives a distorted image of Mexico, like they do about migrants
The way things are going in America, Mexico is going to be a better place to live soon.
It should get better in the US after November 5. Much better.
oh, we're gonna turn that around really quick starting next year
A mayor just got assassinated 🤡 spreading lies
Cause all the Mexicans live in America.
Someone just get some plywood and makes a shed and all of a sudden has land and a home.
Great video
That city is way more dangerous than any other places. Approxmatly 6,8 murders per day. That’s insand, I’m not going there!
🤣🤣🤣 you know a lot about it for a guy who’s never even been. Also what’s insand? Sorry I’m not familiar with that word.
@@Travel_fulltime Insane*. Tijuana is world's most dangerous city by homicides per capita.
@@_dennis9076 Are you telling me that or are you repeating what I said in my video? Lol. Also what proof do you have that it’s dangerous for tourists? Especially if you’ve never been there..
Are you scared that if you step foot over the border into Tijuana guys and masks are going to kidnap you for your organs or kill you for no reason? I think you need to travel more and grow as a person. Experiencing things for yourself is much different than watching news and believing what you see on a TV screen.
@@Travel_fulltime I'm not American, I live in one of the safest country in the entire world. The live there is not the same as it is here. Wikipedia, news and RUclips shows it all about how Tijuana looks. Your opinion about safety is not enough to prove that Tijuana is safe.
@@_dennis9076 this is why you should travel more and experience things from yourself instead of using Wikipedia. Tijuana is dangerous for people that live there that are involved in crime. It’s not dangerous at all for tourists or people traveling through or even the residence that are minding their own business. Tijuana is more safe than any city I’ve lived in in the US.
these people can survive out of nothing, I used to go with my family every year and give away presents clothes and help them out with lumber, until the laws changed and it became almost a crime to donate to tijuana citizens
mexico is naturally beautiful, and if they reconstruct these houses, homes to humane standards it can be a prime world wide destination and the mexican people will be happy
bro.. look at a video in youtube call "kensington philly" and tell me how thats a 1st world country... ill wait...
The Mexican government doesn’t give a shit about their people. Look at the way that many of them live. In cardboard boxes.
@@ilovecannabisalot7324 Nobody vacations in Kensington, Philadelphia.
The only difference there is the people who live there will kill you, in Mexico, it is mainly the Cartels. No Cartels, everything would improve.
Philly is just fkd. Sam as Los Angeles. Thats the politician fault. They are the equal to the Mexican cartel that damages cities.
@@ilovecannabisalot7324yeah Kensington in Philly is like zombie town 🤣. The movies definitely exaggerate but the big difference (at least the perception) is the police corruption is way worse. Not sure if that's true but that's definitely another reason Mexico is looked down upon sometimes as a third world country
@@ilovecannabisalot7324not just Philly. Detroit, Southside Chicago, St. Louis, Camden, Baltimore, and many more cities in the U.S. have seen better days, now are just warzones.
Why do some people pronounce it TiA-wana instead of Tea-Hwana. Where does the A come from? Lol
Hi there.. I really like your drone shots, wondering if I can used them for a film project, I am independent Director and this is exactly what im looking for, please say yes...Its obvios that I will credits in the film..
Thank you so much that’s great to hear! And absolutely you can use the footage but I would have to charge you a small fee. Also my hard drive is in the US and I went back to the country for another month or so. Of course you could always download it from RUclips but I think it would only be 1080 P or 1440 P. But let me know what you’re thinking. I also have the new Mavic air 2S which has a much better camera on it with a 1 inch sensor. if you send me $40 on PayPal you can use any of my footage that’s on RUclips by downloading it. If you want the original 4K files I will have to pull them off my hard drive once I get back to the states. Where do you live?
@@Travel_fulltime I live in San Diego, and how much would you charge me for the files? and do you have any Tijuana night drone shoots? I do appreciate you its kinda hard being a Independent film maker with no budget, so if u can be gentle on the price I would appreciate you sooo much...And yes I would like the 4k footage raw, with no color correction.
If you’re interested just DM me on Instagram. Also I just realized I might be able to have one of my friends pull the original files off my hard drive and send it to you in full resolution.
@@fernandofisher8535 OK how soon do you need the files? and don’t worry it will be cheap. In fact I will actually be back in the US very soon, probably three or four days. Also I’m curious what is your film about?
To much corruption with the cops
THATS IN ANY URBAN CITY 😆
@@sashaprettyeyes2052 no l only have problems with Tijuana cops not San Diego cops
Actually is la noticia con angel un facebook
@@sashaprettyeyes2052 yeah I don’t think I’ve ever had to pay a San Diego cop a bribe just for being an American.
Oh and it's so good here? At least over there every day the police aren't shooting somebody's ass off with zero accountability then claiming PTSD and getting pension for life
What kind of jobs are down there.
Lol not sure.
get a job in San Diego and cross the border
Lot's of factory jobs for machine operators, engineers anything related to manufacturing.
Dealer, pimp, hitman. Plenty of opportunities 😂
@@calzabbath Is there a Home Depot down there.
What do you mean the ugly part?
The whole city is ugly
The ugly part
No water but also no sanitation system
I was always told Mexico is dangerous country in the world, thanks for confirming.
That's is the US Major cities
The most incredible thing about this, is that the “poor” people in Tijuana or in Mexico actually own their modest homes, they’re not worried about one day the bank or the tenant will kick them out, and while they can’t afford a car or an iPhone, they have delicious food and roof over their heads, the poor in Mexico are not like the poor in Africa.
Not really, most don't own anything since they are squatters. They just occupy other people's land (with the pretext of "necessity") and refuse to get out until the government regulates and gives them the land or relocates them somewhere else (which can take years) and in the meantime they don't pay electricity/water services and some just outright steal it.
Many poor people have made this their way of living, because once the government gives them a plot of land they just sell that land to other people who are just moving from the south of the country and move on to the next land invasion.
It's been happening his way for decades and a lot of neighborhoods in the outskirts of the city were founded this way. Currently this is a big issue in the east of TJ.
This looks alot like homeless on Thailand
DANGEROUS!
NOWADAYS THATS ANYWHERE
A lot safer there than most of the United States but nobody will realize that because the TV told them different lol! Good old propaganda
TJ is safer than many US cities.
@@mhaas281So what. There will always somewhere worse to compare to. Still DANGEROUS
What is the name of the neighborhood you’re in?
Lol uhh what? The neighborhood I’m in??
@@Travel_fulltime
Cómo se llama la colonia donde estabas?
@@RikisballsEn la Sánchez Taboada.
If you like swap meets, tacos and strip clubs, TJ is your place.
Thanks for the comment. I hope you like the video. Check out some of my other ones if you did👍 we also have a few videos renting doing buggies, ATVs and snowmobiles
You forgot about a frosty Negra Modelo.
Tijuana is like a filter... all the crap stays there
Really interesting video. It showed those in extreme poverty in TJ. I could easily show similar poverty on Los Angeles, Ca streets. Or any large city in America for that matter.
@Honest Abe Have you ever seen the homeless encampments at Skid Row and Venice Beach? Or what about Kensington Philadelphia? There are half a million americans living in conditions comparable to those of third world countries’ slums. Many addicts and mentally ill people end up being abandoned by their families and living in absolute misery.
Exactly!!! Mexico is a beautiful country!!!
@Honest Abe Ha! These people are actually living BETTER than in the US….Have you been to Skid Row????
@@mchammer9184 That's because they are not strung out on drugs, which the politics in California and other U.S. cities make sure people on the streets have access to.
Many parts of the U.S. enable homelessness while money towards fighting homelessness gets pocketed by corrupt politicians and bureaucrats.
I hope one day I can find someone or a group that can guide me through Tijuana. I just think it’s one of those places you shouldn’t just walk around aimlessly adventuring. Shit you go walk around LA for 6 hours and tell me you ain’t seen anything😂. Tijuana tho as much as it might be slightly propaganda the kidnapping stuff is scary
(😜Hidup Tijuana!...?)
As an African-American from Ohio I know exactly what you mean I used to live there, I was robbed by the police. It's fun and dangerous at the same time
Thanks for the comment I hope you like the video. I also have a lot of other videos from Mexico the last five months I’ve been in Thailand.
i mean.. its either getting rob or getting killed by usa cops for "not following orders" cops in the usa are corrupt because if u dont do what they say even if its your righ tthey will takeyour freedom or your life away.. in mexico the corruption is that they want moeny then its all good they let u go..
That happened to me too when i was walking around 12 pm near the Chicago Club. F the P!
You let yourself get robbed, go to the police station and pay the ticket, you probably got scared thinking your going to jail and for your own fear give them money, I usually talk my way out of tickets not pay live in for over 45 years
Damn Bro! You know you are in a shithole country when the cops rob you. At least they didn't shoot you like they do here in the US of A. 😐
If you stay away from the places you shouldn’t go, it’s nice. I really think Tijuana should be looked at as an investment opportunity for Americans. We have outsourced a lot of our dental and non emergency medical care there already. Love to see Tj thrive.
NATIONLISM ---anyone home?
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As a European ,I have never been there but there is some attraction to Tijuana
Nice propaganda, but little based in fact. I have lived in Tijuana area since 2006. I have lived in the eastern colonias, Tecate, and Rosarito. I feel more safe down here than when i cross to the states.
Please live in fear if you feel you need to. Preaching fear is despicable, though.
>the ugly side
My brother in christ the ugly side is the whole city
Esa pin che gente llegan del sur a invadir
Invadir es la palabra correcta
I was born and raised in Mexico up until the age of 13 and I know my hometown isn't the safest but I would go to middle school by myself and nothing bad would happen to me, I would go out to hangout with friends and everything just fine. My parents did get jumped a few times by random people(normal crime like in any other city) but that's it
getting jumped a few times isn't normal crime. You can get jumped anywhere nowadays but your chances of getting jumped differ from location to location. My parents never got jumped where I live and I live on one of the worst cities in cali.
I can walk into the area and nothing would happen, lived in Tijuana for 47 years, you cant compare Mexico's poverty with U.S. poverty, just becouse your poor dont mean your a criminal
I have not had any problems in the poorer areas of my city in Mexico. Does not seem sketchy there at all. There is other parts of town that is sketchy though, but not the poorest part.
Large portion? The people living like that are the minority.
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🤣🤣🤣 no true and that's normal in all Mexico 🤣🤣🤣
So true, most of tijuana isn't rich but most of the people here have access to food, water, electricity and all basic needs, actually only 22% of the city is poor and 1% extremely poor, it's a good city in economy, our real problem is the violence
@@oscargalindo7920 en tijuana casi no la vdd
theyve said that about many cities around the world
Did u know I go to TJ me no safe
I know when I go TJ Me go horny!
lived there too, great tacos
Murder capital of the world? Not even close. as a trucker lower atl, east Chicago are far worst and Memphis takes the cake heck I was shot at in Memphis for going over the same street twice in less then 20 minutes. I bought my childhood home in villa real tj never experienced any problems for the Last 20 years.
You're crazy 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Won’t get beheaded in Chicago goofy
Hahahaha look at this clown! Idiot takes the cake for the dumbest RUclips viewer!
Chicago has almost 3 million people and 700 homicides. Tijuana has 1 million people 2100 homicides per year. Those wannabes in Chicago would fall to their knees if they spent a day in Tijuana
There’s playas de Tijuana and then there’s this
Yes, TJ is safer than Los Angels for darn sure and even San Diego! But the video sounds like it was made in the 1970's. After NAFTA was signed in 1992, the Mexican economy has greatly improved a lot! Now the streets have mostly current year cars. But yes, there's still quite a lot of working poor in TJ.
Not exactly sure what I was aiming for, but Oddly out of 200 videos and three years, this has been my best performing upload. This is also one of my first videos n as long as my content is improving i’ll call it a win. I’m not sure what in a NAFTA is but I always like seeing comments like this, but keep in mind learning how to use adobe premiere Pro on your own, and trying to produce a documentary style video doesn’t exactly come naturally. It may not seem like it judging by the quality but there’s quite a bit that goes into even a super basic edit. Trying to speak, smooth, annunciate, script it with the right words and punctuation and then try to make it sound professional with some sort of beginning, middle, end and conclusion. Making sure the audio is decent and learning how to operate 100 or so different settings and functions is a different skill. And it’s hard to say, which one is more dangerous with so many variables but yeah you gotta valid point. I thought of deleting the video but as long as the video is public, I’m still getting paid.
Anyways i’m always open to Feedback so if you happen to see any of my new Vietnam videos I would absolutely appreciate any feedback you have for me. On the other end, I’m always waiting to hear the viewers opinion and when people just say it how it is, it makes things easier.
@@Travel_fulltime I wasn't speaking of the quality of the actual physical video that you produced. This is very good. It's your content and your comments saying that TJ is dangerous and extemely. Yes in 1972, this was true, but not now. This is what I was referring to. Also NAFTA is the most important document for Mexico since their revolution! In Spanish it is TLCAN. Basically, Mexico makes many things now for the US and Canada.
lots of exaggerated $$$ click videos about Mexico, I like the one that says Tijuana is the most dangerous city in the world, its not the most dangerous, its the most visited city in the world, why? the Tijuana/San Diego legal port of entry, the border crossing is the largest and busiest border crossing in the world (look it up) Tijuana is the most visited city in the world, the U.S. coined Tijuana as the most dangerous, I'm more afraid of large dangerous city in the U.S., I have been living in Tijuana for 46 years, an Anglo
I'm from Brazil, and this favela is way uglier than brazilians favelas nowdays.
Yeah it definitely looked like some pretty rough living. First time ever seeing a neighborhood like this. Only from pictures n movies. Makes me want to go bring everybody food and drinks but I wouldn’t know where to start!
@@Travel_fulltime you can start in orange county by the santa ana river, you will see similar settings there. no kidding
@@huntermcclovio4517 yea definitely not like a third world country in extreme poverty.
@@Travel_fulltime Tijuana and Juarez have the unique challenge of being next to the border. What this means is that anyone who intends to cross into the USA or is deported from there ends up in these cities. Now, what happens when hundreds of thousands of people are transient and can't afford housing? They build shacks and live there. Before it was only the poorest of Mexicans, but now there are also poor Central Americans, Haitians, and even small numbers of Africans and other Latin Americans (Venezuelans for example).
That said, the majority (50% or more) is not living in slums. If I'm not mistaken, around 30% of Tijuana residents live in slums, which is higher than the average for a Mexican city (12-15% is typical). Most people in Tijuana do have running water, electricity and actual floors (not dirt lol). These stats are tracked by the United Nations, and the government of Baja California and Mexico.
@@jorgeortiz4485 30% is pretty bad. That’s roughly 600,000 people living in extreme poverty. I couldn’t even imagine living in those type of conditions without running water or electricity.
It’s absolutely dangerous. Don’t listen to this nonsense.
You should make a RUclips video and talk about why it’s really dangerous! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😅
How dangerous is the coming Hurricane? I predict fatalities.
No middle class in Mexico/Tijuana.
I'm white, American, and a Truck driver. I wish I could move to tijuana but we all know i'd be a fat ass target for the cartel because of my job 🤣🤣
There’s nothing the cartel wants from you lol. They already have all the money the could possibly need, they basically own all the realstate and they control all the big businesses in the country. That’s like thinking tourists will get kidnapped by mafia in Vegas if they visit the city for a weekend.
Basically everything people think they know about mexico is completely wrong in every way. Definitely as a tourist visiting. Doesn’t mean people don’t robbed. If you pull a bunch of money out and count it for everyone to see with Gucci shoes on that probably wouldn’t be a good idea.
I know it sounds a bit stupid to say and It sure seems like everybody should know that but sadly they don’t. And I wasn’t saying “you” link in particular (just talking about people in general)
@@Travel_fulltime I’m born and raised in Tijuana. I’m a native you are totally wrong. I don’t know how long you lived here, but this is a violent place. A lot of innocent people have gotten killed & kidnapped. I have been to American cities it’s playtime when you compare it to here.
@@marcocalderon4660 i agree with you. That whitty democrat does not know shit about violence in TJ and in Mexico. That impacts a lot of innocents People everyday, not like in the us. I went to a lot of american cities like Chi, La or NY, its piece of cake compare to Mexico, peace of cake....
Futhermore, a lot more tourists are killed in Mexico than in the us every year... the stats dont lie
The ugly side of Tijuana is like 95 % of Tijuana.
That's click bait, that's not even the bad part of the city, that is just a small area, you need the East side, that's the scary part, good luck 🤞
We’ll the title was the ugly side of Tijuana not the scary side. Plus I’m talking about extreme poverty there and that’s what I show.
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Same here
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If one side of the face is ugly the side is ugly too. T.J. is no exception.
IT’S NOT TIA JUANA
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No wonder they want to come to the U.S !
why do SO MANY PEOPLE put an "a" after the "i"?
How dangerous is it? as high as your exaggeration wants to take it most Americans are ignorant about Mexico so you can say what you want all poor people are are not criminal.
Poorest places in this city...
That place does not exist the government just remove those people from there 2 months ago
I'm from Thailand i like campaign and travel
I live a comfortable life in tj i can live on what i make and stil have disposable income after paying rent and bills.
Always good to hear. 👌✌️👍 What type of work do you do?
El lado feo de Tijuana dice...como si tuviera uno bueno.
Está mejor que el sur
Everyone I've known who's been , never had an issue. It was fine
There is a new hope of transformation by the newly progressive government led by a Ladie president. Her plan includeds the poor and underrepresented pueblos of all Mexico.
Madeline Keys
He’s lieing !
The videos interesting, but drink some water for your voice
Poor locals.
Gaza is the most dangerous place.
the "ugly" side of TJ...not like the very beautiful side
Damn
Rodriguez Sarah Walker Paul Lewis Mary
what you mean ugly side, everything is ugly in tijuana
nah. best tacos in mexico
😂😂 everything is ugly ? So funny
Eye of the beholder.
good juxtaposition.
gives us a balanced view
All the Mexican border towns are just fine if you keep your head down, and mind your own business...
Interesting
The rent went upp
brigham city
I go only just for red light district have fun with girls and food that's about it ....it's safe for me I had no trouble at all
The red light district is not safe. The streets there are populated by a criminal element and crooked cops. How can that be safe?
1st
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usa unite with mexico, open borders (land adjointed to the usa) and prevent colombians from entering that's where the border should stop
No way
No stay tf over there y’all ruining jobs for us in San Diego absolutely stay over there I don’t care you have a place to work stay there g. When you flood the market you then make it hard for US to feed our families when you have food. Get citizenship legally kid
Why do you have to speak with such lazy voice?
Are you tired?
TELL ALL YOUR ILLEGALS MIGRANTS HOW NICE YOUR COUNTIES IS IN T.J. AND GO BACK NOW😅😅😅😅