I was born and raised in Utica. I miss it and love coming back to visit. I could never move back because the lack of jobs and opportunity but I love to visit.
I was born and raised in N.Utica, left many years ago. It looks like West Utica where my grandmother used to live-but then again, all the inner city streets look pretty much the same-double houses. Entirely depressing.
In the 20 years I've lived here. I believe Utica is not near of a hood as Syracuse . And with all the dilapidated houses having been pushed down, the ones that are vacant are selling very quickly by homeowners and being turned into nice homes.
@@oldyeller6518 not here in the west, we have lots of sunshine and blue skies, even our winters aren't gloomy like this. Our older homes and neighborhoods are kept up and cheery looking with lots of nice curb appeal, and you look forward to going home, except for the ghetto areas of course, but even our ghettos aren't dark, depressing and sad like this. 😢
Lived 10 mins away my whole life and things are 10x better than when I was a kid. There has been a lot of development with much more to come, and Nano in Marcy and the Air Force Research Lab in Rome are just gearing up. In 10 years it'll be a totally different place.
I've heard that same song and dance about the utica area for the last 3 to 4 decades. Didn't happen then, not happening now, doubtful it will happen period.
@@The_Real_DCT you’ve not been to the city recently then, there’s more activity now than there has ever been in the last 25 years. There is progress being made, albeit very slowly. For half of my life, pretty much all of Utica was dark and just depressing. No growth, no businesses just empty buildings. We’ve seen a massive turnaround in the last 10-15 years. It’s obviously still not anywhere near the city it used to be, but we are in the early stages of rebuilding and it takes time.
As someone who actually lives in this area, I can say that Utica is just neglected, and there is no drug dealers. Utica is actually known for plenty of refuges so the city has a lot of different kinds of buildings like religious sites, restaurants. And more
@@Justarandomytmemechannel Drugs everywhere and dealers lol. Utica got 4.2 million dollar settlement with drug companies over opioid epidemic and ya'll had 4 Fentanyl overdoses in one day in the beginning of the summer plus 5 rehabs in the area. Just because you don't mess with it doesn't mean it's not there, and not everywhere is an open air market anymore and a lot of addicts are surprisingly functional.
@@stricknice5260 true story, any city and anywhwre with poverty will be dealers and addicts, a city like utica is not as out in the open as a nyc or los angeles
Looks like cornhill ....people talk bad about it, but I meet some great people helped a few, and Ill be a friend for every...I also put some in the Army
Zombieland. It's a good word for Utica. I felt like throwing up watching this video. A fly with a camera buzzing round a slowly decaying corpse that's really still alive! Zombieland.
nah dont play, i grew up there and i wouldn’t have it anyway else, theres good and bad parts of it yes but theres a lotta good ppl there too and fun places!
Lol I feel like most upstate cities look similar. Hilly terrain, housing stock, brick architecture. When I came here from cuse I felt like I was still at home🤣🤣.
The place that God forgot. Sin City. Little Detroit. I grew up here, flee this accursed place is the only advice I have to anyone who lives here. I don't even go back to visit the graves of loved ones.
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20:03 red house on left is 1020 Howard Ave. Lived there for a few years during high school (UFA). Cheers from Buenos Aires!
Born and raised in Utica i miss it fr.
Not all of Utica looks like this.
I was born and raised in Utica. I miss it and love coming back to visit. I could never move back because the lack of jobs and opportunity but I love to visit.
Utica makes Syracuse and Rochester look like Beverly Hills.
Not every part of Utica looks like that.There are some nice places and there’s some like what’s shown in this video
@@floetic4213yeah maybe the far east or the center. other than that idk
I was born and raised in N.Utica, left many years ago. It looks like West Utica where my grandmother used to live-but then again, all the inner city streets look pretty much the same-double houses. Entirely depressing.
That's east side an cornhill
It's soon going to change😊
Why upstate new York look so sad? I went to Syracuse last year couldn't wait to get back to the city 😩 😫
High taxes, high cost of living, corrupt government, no jobs, and bad weather explain a lot of it. Those who had any skills left years ago, as I did.
@@libertarian4323 Right. I left in 78,and most of the industry like G.E, Bendix, Chicago Pneumatic, and others were pretty much cleared out by then.
In the 20 years I've lived here. I believe Utica is not near of a hood as Syracuse . And with all the dilapidated houses having been pushed down, the ones that are vacant are selling very quickly by homeowners and being turned into nice homes.
Democrat cities all look like this.
@@oldyeller6518 not here in the west, we have lots of sunshine and blue skies, even our winters aren't gloomy like this. Our older homes and neighborhoods are kept up and cheery looking with lots of nice curb appeal, and you look forward to going home, except for the ghetto areas of course, but even our ghettos aren't dark, depressing and sad like this. 😢
Lived 10 mins away my whole life and things are 10x better than when I was a kid. There has been a lot of development with much more to come, and Nano in Marcy and the Air Force Research Lab in Rome are just gearing up. In 10 years it'll be a totally different place.
I've heard that same song and dance about the utica area for the last 3 to 4 decades. Didn't happen then, not happening now, doubtful it will happen period.
@@The_Real_DCT you’ve not been to the city recently then, there’s more activity now than there has ever been in the last 25 years. There is progress being made, albeit very slowly. For half of my life, pretty much all of Utica was dark and just depressing. No growth, no businesses just empty buildings. We’ve seen a massive turnaround in the last 10-15 years. It’s obviously still not anywhere near the city it used to be, but we are in the early stages of rebuilding and it takes time.
You made a loop through cornhill, and this proves what exactly 💀
That’s east Utica.
Place looks depressing as hell drug dealers must be banking there.
It’s boring asl out here and random shootings
As someone who actually lives in this area, I can say that Utica is just neglected, and there is no drug dealers. Utica is actually known for plenty of refuges so the city has a lot of different kinds of buildings like religious sites, restaurants. And more
@@Justarandomytmemechannel Drugs everywhere and dealers lol. Utica got 4.2 million dollar settlement with drug companies over opioid epidemic and ya'll had 4 Fentanyl overdoses in one day in the beginning of the summer plus 5 rehabs in the area. Just because you don't mess with it doesn't mean it's not there, and not everywhere is an open air market anymore and a lot of addicts are surprisingly functional.
@@stricknice5260 oh thanks,
@@stricknice5260 true story, any city and anywhwre with poverty will be dealers and addicts, a city like utica is not as out in the open as a nyc or los angeles
Do New York mills or whitesboro near Pinecrest rd
I moved away from Utica to capital area I miss walking them streets everyday lived on sunset ave for a bit moved to south street all that
I just spotted the brick building on 810 Nichol Street where I once lived
Can’t wait to get out of here crazy how I came across this vid
I left Utica along time ago. No jobs. Everyone there is on drugs what a crappy town.
Any relation to guitar player Jimmy Paladino?
Looks like cornhill ....people talk bad about it, but I meet some great people helped a few, and Ill be a friend for every...I also put some in the Army
Zombieland. It's a good word for Utica. I felt like throwing up watching this video. A fly with a camera buzzing round a slowly decaying corpse that's really still alive! Zombieland.
It’s just the bad part of Utica go to the south side way bettet
nah dont play, i grew up there and i wouldn’t have it anyway else, theres good and bad parts of it yes but theres a lotta good ppl there too and fun places!
the thumbnail and the ALL caps im not familiar with makes this look it was part of a arg. lmao
👍🏿 great content keep it up‼️
Change the name to Neglect, New York. Do they even have a codes department? Or is called playing free cell on the computer department?
it feel so unreal where you turn in some places . even being jn the city, im not familiar with them and theyre evenw orse environments
You should get the rest of the whole viow
This is what parts of auburn ny look like
NEIGHBORHOOD GUY u should vid Oneida NY.
its like no one is here like they only come out at night ( wow )
Does anyone remember DeVito’s bakery?
Or New Florentine Bakery?
@@DominickLaureyThey are still doing fine..
Looks just like Flint Michigan
I,m planning to move to Utica
What part
DONT
Good choice! If you already moved, welcome to Utica!
Looks just like Schenectady
Lol I feel like most upstate cities look similar. Hilly terrain, housing stock, brick architecture. When I came here from cuse I felt like I was still at home🤣🤣.
There we go now y’all in the hood fr lol 💪🏾💪🏾
🤣🤣🤣
@@hoodstreetblues6162 gotta make sure he’s showing the ghetto not just the nice parts of the city that’s my town man 😂😂😂💯
I love here rn there so many times I could’ve died but at the same time I grew up with so many people in here in the west
Grew up there, great place regardless
Looked like you drove through Cornhill my man. Not the best part of Utica.
omg i use ti live on that house on the left 2 floor
I heard Utica has alot of attractive foreign woman from many different countries? Is that true, can someone from there confirm or give the 411?
Bunch of projects you missed
The place that God forgot.
Sin City.
Little Detroit.
I grew up here, flee this accursed place is the only advice I have to anyone who lives here. I don't even go back to visit the graves of loved ones.
Looks like Kankakee.
No al razzismo
where are the horses and cows,,,,,,,
They left and went to Texas.
At ya mother house
Rochester ..BUFFALO...MONTICELLO MAKE UTICA LOOK SAFE & NICE
😂montincello is the worse
I've never heard of Monticello, I from Rochester but now live in Atlanta
406 Kossuth Ave
I’m from the east end
I made a lot of 💰 💰 💰 💰 in that town
Not as lively as when I grew up there.
I grew up on Amy Ave in south Utica. Hope it's still a livable street!
more lively crime less lively good times :(
It like a better view at night.
you dont really need lights in this grave yard town,,,,
You dare insult my hometown!?
Sloooow!
shiieeettt.... utica isnt looking so good
Only temporary❤
@@mrs.walton9251 doesnt look like its getting better any time soon
I stopped in Utica with my son on our way to a football camp in Cornell ! Yikes 😮 Not good 😬
❤ I slick want to move back
Looks like dump