Hey like if you are from liverpool ...just me...okay But I am also from Ireland 🇮🇪 Cause my moms from there and my dads from here But I still live in Liverpool and I love when it gets respected ! Remeber like is you are from Liverpool and comment if you are from Liverpool
Listening to songs about Liverpool from The Beatles is the only way I've felt a connection to Liverpool. I'm from America. But in some of their songs about the city made me feel the love they had for it. A feeling or memory. I wish I could visit one day. Just to stroll around and see the place. Talk to people and such. Not sure I'd go on one of those Beatles tours. Would rather explore alone or with some locals.
HAD MY BIRTHDAY IN LIVERPOOL LAST SATURDAY 8 OF US DID THE BEATLES TOUR ... DINNER IN GINOS ON CASTLE STREET THEN DOWN THE CAVERN TO SEE THE CAVERN CLUB BEATLES WHAT A BRILLIANT WEEKEND LOVE THE CITY GREAT FOOD GOOD MUSIC AND GREAT PEOPLE.... WILL BE BACK AGAIN 👌👕👍
A Liverpudlian is generally used for somebody from Liverpool. The term Scouser came from a dish that Norwegian sailors use to it called Labskause or something . Hence the term Scouse . Good vid lads but try pronouncing Mersey like Merzey and you've got it :-)
I was born in Liverpool in 1994 in the Liverpool maternity hospital I wasn't raised in the city and I only just moved back in October last year but I have to say I've never felt so at home so comfortable, happy and safe as I do in Liverpool. I lived in so many different places North Wales Ellesmere Port, St Helens and I always felt like an outcast especially being a mixed race person. Even if I don't have the accent and I wasn't raised in Liverpool I feel more like a scouser than anything else. When I told my mum I was moving to Tuebrook she was apprehensive but I was getting verbally attacked on the daily when I used to live in St Helens and ever since I've moved I haven't experienced any hostile behaviour. Really think that Liverpool is such a beautiful city with amazing, culture, diversity history and architecture and it needs to be celebrated more.
I feel like Liverpool is one of them cities that aren't really that spoken about. And being from Liverpool, I have a very strong scouse accent, and I love it!!!!!!!!! I am a very proud scouser 😍😘😄😃👌🏻👍🏻
where are you from? have you ever been to Liverpool? if not your the one who's deluded! do you believe the media's lies? the only way to find out about a city is to go there!
I lived in Wigan and was never interested in Liverpool until my friend from Belgium told me how much she loved the city. So I went with her when she went second trip to the city and now I love the city too.
I was born and raised in Liverpool, I lived there for the first 21 years of my life before moving to the other side of the world to New Zealand... This video makes me both proud of where I came from but also quite homesick as I haven't been home since I moved here 8 years ago. I'm glad you guys enjoyed the cities hospitality and history. I do feel like a day isn't enough though, there are so many other things to see and do - maybe next time.
I was in Liverpool the other day and I thought I had truly explored the city but I haven't been anywhere you went in this video. The city is truly big and beautiful
mini dwarfdude. I was born and raised in LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND. during numerous years, And one of the highlights was the onset of the Beatles in our City who we / I saw around our City and on occasion a performance at the "Cavern Club"... I knew and met the original "Beatles manager" personally, and even spent some time as an occasional resident at his home with both he and his wife. 😁🤐😊
Interesting that you thought the architecture had a clean Gotham City feel to it. Liverpool was used as a filming location for the modern batman movies. St Georges Hall is used in the new Harry Potter movie Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them.
Liverpool actually wasn't used in any of the modern Batman films, however it was scouted in pre production for The Dark Knight but they decided to shoot in Chicago streets instead. Liverpool is the most filmed in city in the UK outside of London though and it feels like there is always something being filmed in the city.
@sarah jones literally one of the least racist places in the UK. 2/3rds remain voting. No ghettoisation. Long established minority communities that consider themselves scouse before anything else.
I've lived in Liverpool for 9 years and I absolutely loved this video. I always explore the city but you gave me some more places and experiences to have from this video
Love Liverpool. Took my son to Anfield last year for his 16th birthday and it was simply brilliant! The city is amazing, the people are awesome and the accent is as nuts as meh Dundee one. ❤️❤️❤️
Jackie Brown. I was born and raised in Liverpool, England, throughout my early years, teens and early twenties. But later decided to move to Edinburgh, Scotland. with my male friend. I had lived there for 2.5 (two amd a half years) And loved living there having met all the people that I met there too !! I needed to move on again and the time was right for me to move back to England. This time to "Manchester," I stayed there for approximately 2.5 Years... But then both my male friend and I moved on and decided to move to Ontario, Canada. We became married and I have loved and lived here for the past 41 years. 🥰 😁☺
I love how you two managed to find places in Liverpool that I never heard of despite having lived near it for over a decade 😜 Love seeing you guys explore northern England around where I grew up
David of Yorkshire listen you david Yorkshire who ever you are listen right am upset that people like defend white scousers being racist towards non white
David of Yorkshire listen you david Yorkshire who ever you are listen right am upset that people like defend white scousers being racist towards non white
Guys that is my home town, I actually grew up on penny lane and went to John Lennons two schools. I love the video and appreciate it but as you said you literally scratched the surface. Thanks again 👍🏽
God I love England, the architecture is just so incredible and has so much personality. God id move there if I could...the couple times I’ve been to England I just connected with the vibes and people so much over America...I really miss it. Just beautiful
I've always thought of Liverpool as a mini New York as they were both historically major ports, multicultural, with a strong anglo-Irish influence, very down to Earth feel and people (okay minus Manhattan), great architecture and great nightlife.
Interestingly the skyline of Liverpool from the river has been likened to the New York skyline - bit of an exaggeration, the Liverpool skyline is obviously less impressive in terms of scale, but once that was pointed out to me I completely got it.
How am I JUST NOW seeing this?! Living here you don't really appreciate all of it's magic very often, this really brings it's best features to light - I love this so, so much 💛
I have not even finished watching your video yet but i just wanted to say a massive thank you for being so respectful and articulate about this city. I work at the Museum of Liverpool and speak about the city every day while delivering tours and I really like & respect how you conduct yourselves when visiting,its actually so refreshing. Thank You again! Enjoy your travels :)
Ngl though, it's really rare for someone to be pick pocketed in Liverpool, and when it does happen, it's never the locals who do it. We would never want to pander to the negative false stereotypes of the city and it's people, so outsiders tend to do that instead, smh
Honestly you're more likely to get jumped than be a victim to any other crime in the city center. Can't tell you the amount of times I've been drinking outside a pub & had to stop gangs of scallies going after lone targets. I totally agree that is _generally_ isn't locals who do the robbing in the city, though I have no doubt that there's plenty of smackheads who live in one of the neighboring estates.
Perhaps not pickpocketing but plenty of other crime in Liverpool. I can always remember coming back to the city after being away and noticing. as you enter the suburbs, that all of the shopfronts have steel shutters that are rolled down when the store closes. I also remember going to pick up some booze at the off licence (liquor store for non Brits). All of the goods were shelved behind a heavy glass partition and purchases had to be requested , paid for and handed over through a small glass window like the ones they have in a bank. Liverpools reputation for petty theft is well deserved and I have had first hand experience of it on several occasions.
@Dominic Ambrose I mean he is speaking the truth and all... as a local, I can honestly say love it or hate it, Liverpool has the worst kids and teenagers the city has to offer. So much violence and theft going on, I even know a few people who have been killed because of it. Living in ignorance won’t solve our problems
luna i'luna I'm not..yes it probably happens but it's not a big issue..I've worked in City centre for 35 years and never seen it or any of my friends. There is theft from shops..but no worse than any comparable City.
Correction - the Beatles didn't come from middle class neighbourhoods. Okay, Lennon did (Mossley Hill) but the others were working class lads: Speke, Garston, Dingle - not exactly leafy suburbs are they?
I'm off to Liverpool tomorrow, I live down south but visit Liverpool now and again, just love the people and the place, we go to gigs at the Arena, great fun 👏👏👏🇬🇧
Cathedrals, St Georghes Hall, the most incredible library, one of the most iconic football stadiums in the world, the Philarmonic with the most ornate toilets in the world etc
I'm a Liverpudlian and love this video thank you 😁. There is so much history and culture here in Liverpool. Come and see people for yourselves you will have the best time !
Ahhh I'm from Liverpool glad you enjoyed your visit!!!! Ahhh you went right by my old house I used to live next to penny lane!!!! And my dad sometimes gets jobs at them studios I. The Baltic triangle!!
I got so excited when I saw the Anglican cathedral, if you ever come back you need to visit St James Cemetery Gardens attached to the cathedral! So many of Liverpool's activists, poets and notable figures are buried there and the gardens and architecture are otherworldly.
@@Gambit771 who's saying crime doesn't exist in Liverpool? Never met a scouser who thinks Liverpool is free of crime. If you think wherever you live is crime free then you're the deluded one
Glad to see you enjoy our beautiful city! You have to come back in the summer months next time, Liverpool in the sun is the best! When you next come please feel free to contact us ✌️
Since 2008 Liverpool become more and more beautiful, the city is changed completely and has many projects that contributed towards regeneration of the city. Well done Liverpool I am very proud to be a citizen in this beautiful city
I'm 50 years old and I've lived on the outskirts of Liverpool for my whole life. I love everything about the place There are so many places to visit, There are loads of free museums and the architecture of the city is breathtaking. The shopping, nightlife and restaurant scene is also fantastic. There always seems to be a celebration or event happening on the waterfront too. It's great to see so many tourists having a great time when you meet them in the pubs. It's such a fantastic place to live and i love it!!!
Amazing video guys. It is super fun to watch and the fact that you take the city's history in account make the video even more enjoyable. Keep on the good work.
Just a couple of historic points Vagabrothers not one slave ship or slave was ever landed in Liverpool. The slave ship owners lived here and of course that "Penny Lane" the Beatles made famous was named after 'James Penny' one of the largest slave ship owners. One other thing the only true memorial to the 'Titanic' sinking is at Liverpool's pier head and it is dedicated to the Engine Room staff, whose fate was sealed by other people when the watertight doors where dropped. It was not abandon ship and every man for themselves for them they where going down with the ship, and in spite of this they kept the generators running keeping the lights working on the ships deck until the last seconds of the ships life. Yes before you ask I am a true Scouser
Not sure where you had your history lesson but over 1.5 million slaves were traded through Liverpool's trading ships. It's first slave ship was the Liverpool Merchant. By 1795 Liverpool controlled 80% of British and 40%, of the entire European slave trade, with over 5000 voyagers. Look up the Zong massacre, a Liverpool slave ship that brought about new slaving laws.
@@kirkbysockrobber You do not understand the slave trade, You are talking through your RECTUM. Empty ships sailed to the west coast of Africa loaded slaves then taken to the west indies, ships loaded with sugar then returned to Liverpool or Bristol unloaded the cargo then returned to west Africa and the cycle started again.
@@johnconnersnr9046 I dont understand your statement for this reason what would we British do with slaves Cotton grows in America and sugar in the west indies . The trade is as follows empty ships sailed to west Africa sometimes loaded with trade goods but more often than not empty because it was faster. Slaves loaded and transported to America and the west .indies. Ships then loaded with cotton or sugar NOW BECOMING MERCHENT SHIPS, sailing to British ports such as Liverpool Bristol and the whole thing starts again. So my statement was correct NO SLAVE SHIP or slave LANDED IN LIVERPOOL
"While my guitar gently weeps", "A day in the life" (difficult to choos one), and Abbey Road LP. I've been a Beatle fan since I was 10, when John was killed
I am on my 3rd passport and will be visiting Liverpool and London in early nov (2017) cant wait for I grew up with the beatles and my favorite all time group yes I'm old at 68 this pilgrimage will be yet another check mark on my bucket list CAN'T WAIT. you guys are cool!
I love Liverpool and I could easily live there. You both had a dream time there and it was fascinating to see places apart from the Beatles museum I would love to visit 👍
Absolutely amazing vid boys, and yes Liverpool is a well of awesomeness, I'm proud to be from here, thanks for sharing this wonderful place with all your followers ✌️out
Great Video and loved the series. I live in between Manchester and Liverpool. I think you visited Liverpool waterfront at the wrong time of the year. The waterfront comes to life in the summer with concerts, cruise ships, festivals, Pirates, tall ships etc. Liverpool waterfront can be quite an unforgiving place in the Winter and spring months because of the cold winds from the Irish sea. For me Liverpool can seem a bit rough around the edges on first visit but once you get to know the place it is a very welcoming city and there is always something new to discover even after visiting a hundred times. As you said Liverpool has very impressive architecture. You should have made the effort to visit the Anglican Cathedral as it is one of the most impressive buildings in the country (looks grubby from outside but the inside is incredible). Manchester too has great architecture but just less. Manchester has a lot more new types of buildings. Liverpool and Manchester both have very vibrant nightlife and should not be missed. I am surprised you never went to the Cavern club as this is very popular with tourists.A short bus/train ride from Liverpool city centre there is some top quality beaches in Formby. Wales is quite close too and this is on par with the lake district for natural beauty. Manchester is close to a wonderful national park (Peak district).Manchester has developed slightly quicker than Liverpool of late. Manchester has become more of a commercial centre. Manchester is setting it sites on becoming the London of the North (The Northern powerhouse). There has been a lot of investment in Manchester lately. It is now getting a big city feel. Liverpool has a small commercial offering in comparison; however, there is big investment in Seaforth docks just outside the city centre. The docks stretch for 13 miles and a big stretch of the docks are classed as world heritage status. Liverpool's old architecture is being brought back to life so next time you visit those old derelict building will be hotels and restaurants. This is good to see as 20-30 years ago the city was in decline. Manchester too is making the most of its heritage as shown on your videos.I prefer to visit Liverpool's over Manchester because of its vibrancy. I am sure there are lots of people who would chose Manchester. It is a close decision.
I feel a lot of scousers on here are telling us more in the fact they are desperately trying to convince everyone they have never heard of or experienced any crime than in what they are actually saying.
@@Gambit771 No im not saying ive never seen any crime of course i have, like anywhere,,but I feel safe here,my flat s been burgled many years ago and my bag s been dipped but thats life
@@dianeharrison4975 You've just contradicted yourself. If being burgled and actually witnessing crime is 'not having any trouble in your life' then just what is?
@@dianeharrison4975 You said 'never had any trouble in your life' and that is a direct quote then said you've been burgled and had your bag dipped which I assume is pickpocketed which is the entire point of the pickpocketing comments in the comment section. If burglary and pick pocketing isn't considered trouble to you then what is?
Love it when my home city gets spoken about in a good way. It mostly gets dissed all the time and it gets on me nerves. I have a strong scouse accent and I don't care who or how people talk about it I'm proud to be a Scouser cos of the city i live in. Thanks for this lads really appreciate it
Hey like if you are from liverpool
...just me...okay
But I am also from Ireland 🇮🇪
Cause my moms from there and my dads from here
But I still live in Liverpool and I love when it gets respected !
Remeber like is you are from Liverpool and comment if you are from Liverpool
Orlaith Culshaw from “the Pool” 😉
yeh
I love when my home gets appreciated, specially from outsiders. Nice job lads.
Liverpool YNWA I know this is a dumb question but do a lot of people still listen to The Beatles there im sure there is
Hey guys, I'm going to Liverpool in a month!! What's the best cool adresses, places? Not necessary tourist kind of, (i'm staying 3 months).
Oh yes, all the time
Maks Are You still there??
Listening to songs about Liverpool from The Beatles is the only way I've felt a connection to Liverpool. I'm from America. But in some of their songs about the city made me feel the love they had for it. A feeling or memory. I wish I could visit one day. Just to stroll around and see the place. Talk to people and such. Not sure I'd go on one of those Beatles tours. Would rather explore alone or with some locals.
HAD MY BIRTHDAY IN LIVERPOOL LAST SATURDAY 8 OF US DID THE BEATLES TOUR ... DINNER IN GINOS ON CASTLE STREET THEN DOWN THE
CAVERN TO SEE THE CAVERN CLUB BEATLES WHAT A BRILLIANT WEEKEND LOVE THE CITY GREAT FOOD GOOD MUSIC AND GREAT PEOPLE.... WILL BE BACK AGAIN 👌👕👍
I am in Liverpool for my brihday as well in December ✌️
OK
citymad2 mancitymad manc
You ate at ginos? All the independents out there and you went to a chain restaurant.
Nice one mate 👍🏻
Liverpool Best city in the uk
Right on
SCOUSE NOT ENGLISH
U wot
A Liverpudlian is generally used for somebody from Liverpool. The term Scouser came from a dish that Norwegian sailors use to it called Labskause or something . Hence the term Scouse . Good vid lads but try pronouncing Mersey like Merzey and you've got it :-)
@sarah jones and where are you from?
I was born in Liverpool in 1994 in the Liverpool maternity hospital I wasn't raised in the city and I only just moved back in October last year but I have to say I've never felt so at home so comfortable, happy and safe as I do in Liverpool. I lived in so many different places North Wales Ellesmere Port, St Helens and I always felt like an outcast especially being a mixed race person. Even if I don't have the accent and I wasn't raised in Liverpool I feel more like a scouser than anything else. When I told my mum I was moving to Tuebrook she was apprehensive but I was getting verbally attacked on the daily when I used to live in St Helens and ever since I've moved I haven't experienced any hostile behaviour. Really think that Liverpool is such a beautiful city with amazing, culture, diversity history and architecture and it needs to be celebrated more.
Well done lad welcome home wie missed ya.SCOUSE POWER
Hi
Welcome home
I feel like Liverpool is one of them cities that aren't really that spoken about. And being from Liverpool, I have a very strong scouse accent, and I love it!!!!!!!!! I am a very proud scouser 😍😘😄😃👌🏻👍🏻
it's spoken about a Lot all over the world
where are you from? have you ever been to Liverpool? if not your the one who's deluded! do you believe the media's lies? the only way to find out about a city is to go there!
Aimee Sugg I can tell your Scouse just by your use of words.
Have some comments been deleted? looks like i'm talking to myself there!
Hey guys, I'm going to Liverpool in a month!! What's the best cool adresses, places? Not necessary tourist kind of, (i'm staying 3 months)
I lived in Wigan and was never interested in Liverpool until my friend from Belgium told me how much she loved the city. So I went with her when she went second trip to the city and now I love the city too.
Ahh the old Wigan Casino and Uncle Joe's Mintballs.
I was born in billinge lived in upholland til i was 3 then family n me moved to liverpool,
Wool
Liverpool is such an amazing city.
King Tangible thank you
have you not encountered the chavs
Have you been beyond the city centre? Tried kensington?
You ever been to kenny lad?
@@seanjohn5236 I bet you chill on the shops with a pack of L&Bs that you took from ye ma
Liverpool is Unique! Nowhere else like it in Europe!Not just the places the people are special! Thank You for the unbiased view!
I was born and raised in Liverpool, I lived there for the first 21 years of my life before moving to the other side of the world to New Zealand... This video makes me both proud of where I came from but also quite homesick as I haven't been home since I moved here 8 years ago. I'm glad you guys enjoyed the cities hospitality and history. I do feel like a day isn't enough though, there are so many other things to see and do - maybe next time.
I was in Liverpool the other day and I thought I had truly explored the city but I haven't been anywhere you went in this video. The city is truly big and beautiful
mini dwarfdude. I was born and raised in LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND. during numerous years, And one of the highlights was the onset of the Beatles in our City who we / I saw around our City and on occasion a performance at the "Cavern Club"... I knew and met the original "Beatles manager" personally, and even spent some time as an occasional resident at his home with both he and his wife. 😁🤐😊
@@ParisXII mad bro
Interesting that you thought the architecture had a clean Gotham City feel to it. Liverpool was used as a filming location for the modern batman movies. St Georges Hall is used in the new Harry Potter movie Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them.
+Babywilko very interesting indeed. Didn't know about the Batman flicks. thanks for sharing!
vagabrothers please delete the negative and offensive comments
Liverpool doubles as New York a lot.
Babywilko Are you sure?- Which Batman film/s? What locations?
Liverpool actually wasn't used in any of the modern Batman films, however it was scouted in pre production for The Dark Knight but they decided to shoot in Chicago streets instead. Liverpool is the most filmed in city in the UK outside of London though and it feels like there is always something being filmed in the city.
I’m from Liverpool the way you describe our city is great 😂
It’s so cool seeing my city through a tourists eyes.
I'm a proud Scouser, and although I live in London rn which is a fun city in itself, I'll always love my wonderful Liverpool much more.
You can take us away from the Mersey but you can't take the Mersey out of us...
sarah jones haha, would you like to elaborate?
@sarah jones literally one of the least racist places in the UK.
2/3rds remain voting. No ghettoisation. Long established minority communities that consider themselves scouse before anything else.
sarah jones “all uk cities outside of London are racist”
@sarah jones Liverpool is very white yes. How is that a bad thing? Racist!
I'm from Liverpool like if u are too
Edit:thanks for the likes xx
Reds!
Yup also a fellow Kopite 👌🏻
Red or Dead...kopite and proud too
Grace ur from skem u liar
You get good and bad in EVERY city. Myself have allways found Scousers to be very helpful, and generous people I have ever met.
I've lived in Liverpool for 9 years and I absolutely loved this video. I always explore the city but you gave me some more places and experiences to have from this video
Thank you!! Glad you enjoyed the video :)
I wasn't born in the uk. Thank GOD
Love Liverpool. Took my son to Anfield last year for his 16th birthday and it was simply brilliant! The city is amazing, the people are awesome and the accent is as nuts as meh Dundee one. ❤️❤️❤️
Jackie Brown. I was born and raised in Liverpool, England, throughout my early years, teens and early twenties.
But later decided to move to Edinburgh, Scotland. with my male friend. I had lived there for 2.5 (two amd a half years)
And loved living there having met all the people that I met there too !!
I needed to move on again and the time was right for me to move back to England. This time to "Manchester," I stayed there for approximately 2.5 Years...
But then both my male friend and I moved on and decided to move to Ontario, Canada. We became married and I have loved and lived here for the past 41 years. 🥰 😁☺
I love how you two managed to find places in Liverpool that I never heard of despite having lived near it for over a decade 😜 Love seeing you guys explore northern England around where I grew up
David of Yorkshire what has this got to do with you what type is it yours anyways
David of Yorkshire listen you david Yorkshire who ever you are listen right am upset that people like defend white scousers being racist towards non white
David of Yorkshire listen you david Yorkshire who ever you are listen right am upset that people like defend white scousers being racist towards non white
You sound like the least educated person on the internet. That's an achievement, well done. Now fuck right off.
Oh, now that I've looked into it, I expect nothing less of a stupid manc.
Thanks Vega brother am so many thing to learned in your video specially this video about Liverpool London UK.see u soon Liverpool
Liverpool, what a city! :-)
love it
Thanks for coming to liverpool 😃 I love it when people recognise our city
We LOVED Liverpool!
Guys that is my home town, I actually grew up on penny lane and went to John Lennons two schools. I love the video and appreciate it but as you said you literally scratched the surface. Thanks again 👍🏽
Glad you enjoyed our lovely city.
The Gotham city comment aged well seems as they have literally just been filming the new one here🤣👏🏼 good videos gents
God I love England, the architecture is just so incredible and has so much personality. God id move there if I could...the couple times I’ve been to England I just connected with the vibes and people so much over America...I really miss it. Just beautiful
I've always thought of Liverpool as a mini New York as they were both historically major ports, multicultural, with a strong anglo-Irish influence, very down to Earth feel and people (okay minus Manhattan), great architecture and great nightlife.
Interestingly the skyline of Liverpool from the river has been likened to the New York skyline - bit of an exaggeration, the Liverpool skyline is obviously less impressive in terms of scale, but once that was pointed out to me I completely got it.
That's why john Lennon lived there, also your park is based on a park in Birkenhead
first skyscraper Liverpool
The Chicago /NYC architecture is heavily influenced by the buildings of Liverpool.
Central park was based on Birkenhead Park. NYC and Merseyside are like brothers.
Miss u Liverpool. Lived from 2005-2011.😊😊😊
How am I JUST NOW seeing this?! Living here you don't really appreciate all of it's magic very often, this really brings it's best features to light - I love this so, so much 💛
I agree! I've shot some great pictures of Liverpool and love making them into youtube videos.
I have not even finished watching your video yet but i just wanted to say a massive thank you for being so respectful and articulate about this city. I work at the Museum of Liverpool and speak about the city every day while delivering tours and I really like & respect how you conduct yourselves when visiting,its actually so refreshing. Thank You again! Enjoy your travels :)
Thank you Sophia!! We always promote mutual respect and value cultural diversity and history!! Much love
My beautiful home town. Glad you enjoyed it! ❤️
I didn’t know people around the world love my home city so much
Ngl though, it's really rare for someone to be pick pocketed in Liverpool, and when it does happen, it's never the locals who do it. We would never want to pander to the negative false stereotypes of the city and it's people, so outsiders tend to do that instead, smh
Honestly you're more likely to get jumped than be a victim to any other crime in the city center. Can't tell you the amount of times I've been drinking outside a pub & had to stop gangs of scallies going after lone targets.
I totally agree that is _generally_ isn't locals who do the robbing in the city, though I have no doubt that there's plenty of smackheads who live in one of the neighboring estates.
Perhaps not pickpocketing but plenty of other crime in Liverpool. I can always remember coming back to the city after being away and noticing. as you enter the suburbs, that all of the shopfronts have steel shutters that are rolled down when the store closes. I also remember going to pick up some booze at the off licence (liquor store for non Brits). All of the goods were shelved behind a heavy glass partition and purchases had to be requested , paid for and handed over through a small glass window like the ones they have in a bank. Liverpools reputation for petty theft is well deserved and I have had first hand experience of it on several occasions.
@@grahamhodge8313 You are a massive nobhead! Nothing else I need to say
@Dominic Ambrose I mean he is speaking the truth and all... as a local, I can honestly say love it or hate it, Liverpool has the worst kids and teenagers the city has to offer. So much violence and theft going on, I even know a few people who have been killed because of it.
Living in ignorance won’t solve our problems
@@Legoboy55able Read the comment above mine.. it says it all
Hoping to study abroad in Liverpool this summer, just came across this video and loved it! Awesome quality, editing, and information.
Did you come to Liverpool in the end? If so, I hope you had a good time.
Did you get to Liverpool? my videos shows some great buildings.
What is it like? I am planning to study there too, hope it went food for you
Pick pocking in very rare in Liverpool..ive never seen anyone pick pocketed..so its very safe in City.
You don't know how wrong you are lmao
luna i'luna I'm not..yes it probably happens but it's not a big issue..I've worked in City centre for 35 years and never seen it or any of my friends. There is theft from shops..but no worse than any comparable City.
Never seen or heard of anybody getting pickpocketed in Liverpool in all my 34 years
@@anthonymcardle1985 yes I agree..so between us both..over that many years..seems the person on here is possibly mistaking theft for pick pocketing.
@@studio-flash No
So want to visit Liverpool someday!
I love Liverpool! Have great friends there and will be visiting for the third time in January.
Thanks lads, lovely when my home gets the appreciation it well and truly deserves
Im from the south east, but even I can agree that moving to Liverpool as a student was the best thing I've ever done, amzaing city
i love Liverpool i need another visit soon great nightlife
Correction - the Beatles didn't come from middle class neighbourhoods. Okay, Lennon did (Mossley Hill) but the others were working class lads: Speke, Garston, Dingle - not exactly leafy suburbs are they?
Americans dont really have a concept of `working class`. What we call working class, they call lower middle class.
Thanks, I was gonna say if no one else had
Actually John Lennon lived in allerton not mossley hill
Paul from allerton
John from allerton/ Woolton
Ringo dingle
None where from Garston
(Garston one of the oldest places in liverpool 💖)
@@patriciac8488 Paul was from Speke..he then moved to Allerton.
I'm off to Liverpool tomorrow, I live down south but visit Liverpool now and again, just love the people and the place, we go to gigs at the Arena, great fun 👏👏👏🇬🇧
i love it too
How can you do a video on Liverpool without its awesome cathedral? It's architecturally stunning and immense inside.
Cathedrals, St Georghes Hall, the most incredible library, one of the most iconic football stadiums in the world, the Philarmonic with the most ornate toilets in the world etc
We have two Cathedrals
Had my graduation there, and you're right!
Not only TWO cathedrals but they are both literally awesome. And I don't even believe in God.
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I'm a Liverpudlian and love this video thank you 😁. There is so much history and culture here in Liverpool. Come and see people for yourselves you will have the best time !
Ahhh I'm from Liverpool glad you enjoyed your visit!!!!
Ahhh you went right by my old house I used to live next to penny lane!!!!
And my dad sometimes gets jobs at them studios I. The Baltic triangle!!
I'm glad you enjoyed your stay in our little city. I hope you come back and discover more of our hidden gems, theres a lot more to see and experience.
i love England so much! this series of vlogs has been my favorite i think! still looking forward to the next trip tho. you guys rock.
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It’s so strange seeing my city in another perspective
i know right haha, i try to imagine myself as a tourist not a local 😂
Awesome! I’m planning to go to Liverpool which is my dream. Thanks for the guide ❤️
Great video obviously well researched.
This was so good!! Loving your content
I got so excited when I saw the Anglican cathedral, if you ever come back you need to visit St James Cemetery Gardens attached to the cathedral! So many of Liverpool's activists, poets and notable figures are buried there and the gardens and architecture are otherworldly.
loved it
I’m a liverpool citizen it deserves to be capital city
Can't wait to go to Liverpool city.. The Beatles, Albert dock, Penny lane, strawberry fields and Anfield!!!
Well put together Vlog and lovely to see my local city through the eyes of someone else :) keep it up!
Perfect day, wonderful city, amazing experiences
Exploring pop capital of the world Liverpool
I immediately thought "Norwegian Wood" when you asked about favorite song. So many great ones, but that one always comes to me first.
Pay Liverpool a visit sometime and have all you're stereotyping & cliches shattered you will love it i can't wait to return
Our city, my home, our football team L.F.C. , the music, the sights you see, the laughs with the people. The crazy nights out,damn I love this City
Great video guys...well done. Hope you enjoyed Liverpool
Love Liverpool so much! Looking forward to visit Liverpool and Anfield within 2 years from now!
Another great video, you guys deserve way more than 96,000 subscribers!
over 185,000
The best vid about my City for years
Love how everyone says Liverpool looks like Gotham City
Gotham City is a crime ridden, polluted shithole.
I can see the comparison :D
@@Gambit771 Everywhere's crime ridden and polluted, at least we've got beautiful buildings and a rich history alongside
@@aimeerose2833 Well then that is worth the non-existent crime scousers are trying to fool everyone into believing doesn't exist in Liverpool.
@@Gambit771 who's saying crime doesn't exist in Liverpool? Never met a scouser who thinks Liverpool is free of crime. If you think wherever you live is crime free then you're the deluded one
Glad to see you enjoy our beautiful city! You have to come back in the summer months next time, Liverpool in the sun is the best! When you next come please feel free to contact us ✌️
Our City! My fav Beatles song is - Let it be.
I'm a scouser and proud of my city. A video you guys did of Liverpool 👍👍👍
I LOVE MY CITY my home X thks you guys X make you appreciate what you have around you X
Thank you so much! Finally! Someone who think Liverpool is great! Great videos! ❤️
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Should have gone to Tess Rileys on a Tuesday afternoon.Fantastic entertainment
I love my city!! Liverpool is amazing, thank you so much for your visit here xxx ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Lovely place
Since 2008 Liverpool become more and more beautiful, the city is changed completely and has many projects that contributed towards regeneration of the city.
Well done Liverpool
I am very proud to be a citizen in this beautiful city
Thank you, I'm a huge Beatles fan trying to convince my wife to go to Liverpool!
Visited for the first time in September. Walking out of Lime St Station...knew it was going to be special...It was. Fell in love with the place.
i love it as well
My home town!! ❤️
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Liverpool is amazing and it is probably my favourite city in the world
Liverpool looks really nice.
Boti Bot it is really nice! ❤️
only on this video reality its deference
norbertoss ch its literally the same as the video 😂 its not like theyve edited its appearance ahah
@@Jonnyh_Buldinios it actually looks nicer in person
Alex .Stanley it does! towards the docks and liver building its stunning
I'm 50 years old and I've lived on the outskirts of Liverpool for my whole life. I love everything about the place There are so many places to visit, There are loads of free museums and the architecture of the city is breathtaking. The shopping, nightlife and restaurant scene is also fantastic. There always seems to be a celebration or event happening on the waterfront too. It's great to see so many tourists having a great time when you meet them in the pubs. It's such a fantastic place to live and i love it!!!
Best city in the world
Very well done , good on you !!
Damn haven’t been to my city’s centre in months thanks for reminding me how boss it is.
Amazing video guys. It is super fun to watch and the fact that you take the city's history in account make the video even more enjoyable.
Keep on the good work.
Just a couple of historic points Vagabrothers not one slave ship or slave was ever landed in Liverpool. The slave ship owners lived here and of course that "Penny Lane" the Beatles made famous was named after 'James Penny' one of the largest slave ship owners. One other thing the only true memorial to the 'Titanic' sinking is at Liverpool's pier head and it is dedicated to the Engine Room staff, whose fate was sealed by other people when the watertight doors where dropped. It was not abandon ship and every man for themselves for them they where going down with the ship, and in spite of this they kept the generators running keeping the lights working on the ships deck until the last seconds of the ships life.
Yes before you ask I am a true Scouser
Plenty of slaves landed in Liverpool, go do some research
Not sure where you had your history lesson but over 1.5 million slaves were traded through Liverpool's trading ships. It's first slave ship was the Liverpool Merchant. By 1795 Liverpool controlled 80% of British and 40%, of the entire European slave trade, with over 5000 voyagers.
Look up the Zong massacre, a Liverpool slave ship that brought about new slaving laws.
@@kirkbysockrobber You do not understand the slave trade, You are talking through your RECTUM. Empty ships sailed to the west coast of Africa loaded slaves then taken to the west indies, ships loaded with sugar then returned to Liverpool or Bristol unloaded the cargo then returned to west Africa and the cycle started again.
@@johnconnersnr9046 I dont understand your statement for this reason what would we British do with slaves Cotton grows in America and sugar in the west indies
. The trade is as follows empty ships sailed to west Africa sometimes loaded with trade goods but more often than not empty because it was faster. Slaves loaded and transported to America and the west .indies. Ships then loaded with cotton or sugar NOW BECOMING MERCHENT SHIPS, sailing to British ports such as Liverpool Bristol and the whole thing starts again. So my statement was correct NO SLAVE SHIP or slave LANDED IN LIVERPOOL
@@johnconnersnr9046Just name one ship!!!
Love to see people enjoying my city.. Really makes me proud of where I'm from..... And I love my accent
My favourite Beatles' song is 'From Me To You', 1963.
My favourite Beatles' album is 'Please, Please Me', 1963
Nice video guys!.
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I have only visited Liverpool once briefly in 1986, must return to see the muses.
"While my guitar gently weeps", "A day in the life" (difficult to choos one), and Abbey Road LP. I've been a Beatle fan since I was 10, when John was killed
Watching a VagaBrothers video is like getting a super dope world history lesson.
A nice video and liked it very much, From a Liverpool lad :-)
I am on my 3rd passport and will be visiting Liverpool and London in early nov (2017) cant wait for I grew up with the beatles and my favorite all time group yes I'm old at 68 this pilgrimage will be yet another check mark on my bucket list CAN'T WAIT. you guys are cool!
It's Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band not brigade.
Well done guys a good vlog of my home town thanks.
I love Liverpool and I could easily live there. You both had a dream time there and it was fascinating to see places apart from the Beatles museum I would love to visit 👍
Absolutely amazing vid boys, and yes Liverpool is a well of awesomeness, I'm proud to be from here, thanks for sharing this wonderful place with all your followers ✌️out
Great Video and loved the series. I live in between Manchester and Liverpool. I think you visited Liverpool waterfront at the wrong time of the year. The waterfront comes to life in the summer with concerts, cruise ships, festivals, Pirates, tall ships etc. Liverpool waterfront can be quite an unforgiving place in the Winter and spring months because of the cold winds from the Irish sea. For me Liverpool can seem a bit rough around the edges on first visit but once you get to know the place it is a very welcoming city and there is always something new to discover even after visiting a hundred times. As you said Liverpool has very impressive architecture. You should have made the effort to visit the Anglican Cathedral as it is one of the most impressive buildings in the country (looks grubby from outside but the inside is incredible). Manchester too has great architecture but just less. Manchester has a lot more new types of buildings. Liverpool and Manchester both have very vibrant nightlife and should not be missed. I am surprised you never went to the Cavern club as this is very popular with tourists.A short bus/train ride from Liverpool city centre there is some top quality beaches in Formby. Wales is quite close too and this is on par with the lake district for natural beauty. Manchester is close to a wonderful national park (Peak district).Manchester has developed slightly quicker than Liverpool of late. Manchester has become more of a commercial centre. Manchester is setting it sites on becoming the London of the North (The Northern powerhouse). There has been a lot of investment in Manchester lately. It is now getting a big city feel. Liverpool has a small commercial offering in comparison; however, there is big investment in Seaforth docks just outside the city centre. The docks stretch for 13 miles and a big stretch of the docks are classed as world heritage status. Liverpool's old architecture is being brought back to life so next time you visit those old derelict building will be hotels and restaurants. This is good to see as 20-30 years ago the city was in decline. Manchester too is making the most of its heritage as shown on your videos.I prefer to visit Liverpool's over Manchester because of its vibrancy. I am sure there are lots of people who would chose Manchester. It is a close decision.
Well done, guys. You clearly did some research before you went! Very good summary of the pool..
Im 54 yrs old, I ve never had any trouble in my life,,i feel very safe here im proud to be a scouser
I feel a lot of scousers on here are telling us more in the fact they are desperately trying to convince everyone they have never heard of or experienced any crime than in what they are actually saying.
@@Gambit771 No im not saying ive never seen any crime of course i have, like anywhere,,but I feel safe here,my flat s been burgled many years ago and my bag s been dipped but thats life
@@dianeharrison4975 You've just contradicted yourself.
If being burgled and actually witnessing crime is 'not having any trouble in your life' then just what is?
@@Gambit771 yes i know but not violence towards me,,
@@dianeharrison4975 You said 'never had any trouble in your life' and that is a direct quote then said you've been burgled and had your bag dipped which I assume is pickpocketed which is the entire point of the pickpocketing comments in the comment section.
If burglary and pick pocketing isn't considered trouble to you then what is?
Love it when my home city gets spoken about in a good way. It mostly gets dissed all the time and it gets on me nerves. I have a strong scouse accent and I don't care who or how people talk about it I'm proud to be a Scouser cos of the city i live in. Thanks for this lads really appreciate it
That's what I think too - so now I do videos on YT showing Liverpool at its best.