Which places would you like to visit in Birmingham? 😍 Let's get 1000 Likes on this video guys!! Then, we'll make a new video on 'Best Things to do in Liverpool'.
@@peterwilliamallen1063 oh you naive sheep. Man up and go for yourself. All talk and platitudes though arent you. Thats why its going to be so easy for ur subjugation
@peterwilliamallen1063 There loads of racism and segregation and divisions in areas of Birmingham with no integration at all people have anxiety issues in Birmingham and west midlands and don't integrate at all.
@@peterwilliamallen1063 having lived there for 24 years… I can confirm it’s still a shit hole. The ‘city centre’ is basically chicken shops, betting shops and Primark
Honestly never understood the anti-Birmingham thing. The city centre is much the same as Manchester or Glasgow: a big Victorian industrial city which has been heavily redeveloped since the war. It's not anything special, but neither is it uniquely bad. It does however have some really nice leafy and green Victorian suburbs. Moseley, Bournville, Harborne, Edgbaston, & Sutton Coldfield are all nice areas to live. I notice a lot of the anti-Birmingham comments are usually followed up with something racist, so presumably that's why...
Thank you very much for the interesting story! Very interesting and informative! 👏🙂Greetings from Russia! I hope I will be able to visit Birmingham soon...🙂
Just another silly misinformed comment. Head for the City Centre, Great Western Arcade, Victoria Square. Then go to Corporation street and the old House of Frasier building now known as the outlet for some bargains.
@@bernardm2528 Sorry Snowflake, It's not misinformed at all. I lived in Brum for more than 30 years, used to walk into the city centre from where I lived. " the old House of Frasier " as you put it, is the old Rackhams. yes, I'm old enough to remember the original Bull ring and the markets. That's where the bargains were. I left a long time ago, no regrets. went to the city centre a few years ago, that instilled a desire to never go back. I'm happy where I am and there's nothing in birmingham that would make me ever go back.
@@TOGUN_TKSeems you are out of touch. It is The House of Fraser building, Rackham's was before that. I moved to Birmingham 49 years ago, so I'm not originally from Birmingham. Just Saturday I walked from New street and Moor Street stations through the Great Western Arcade, Corporation street, Bull ring and Upto Victoria Square and has many new buildings, it is amazing.
@@bernardm2528 I'm not the one out of touch, you are waffling on about the city centre. That alone does not make a city great, Birmingham is 103 square miles (268 square km) and has a population of over 1m people. The city centre you love so much has a crime rate 57% higher than the average rate in England and Wales. when people come to visit me they always comment on how peaceful it is where I live, 30 -40 mins away. Only seen a police Helicopter once since I've been here, sit in my back garden of a night listening to birds singing instead of chavs squealing at each other like stuffed pigs.
@@TOGUN_TKYou are out of touch. First you didn't even bother watching the video, and moved away some years ago. Second you're biased anyway you don't like Birmingham and moved away. 3rd I'm unbiased I moved here 49 years ago. Most people who visit Birmingham positively like it. You always get one, in this case you, who doesn't like it. No problem we are not asking you to visit us, in fact stay away we don't like negative people. Everyone else is welcome. I never wrote I love it, don't write words I am not saying, but positively see the merits available.
Birmingham is one of the top five dangerous cities to visit in the UK, its recent implementation of it clean air city centre discriminates against the old and can cost pensioners over £120 for a PCN. Visit at your peril!
Absolutely rubbish, it’s a very large major city so things happen but is actually safer than lots of other uk cities/towns less than half its size/population… Birmingham is getting a wonderful reputation for outstanding restaurants/bars/street food, is a very Green city, always lots to do within the arts, concerts, theatre etc, has the 3rd biggest St.Patricks day in the world, UKs best Pride weekend festival etc, on the whole people are very friendly, welcoming and great sense of humour… Clean air zone is a great idea as most people get into central Birmingham by train, bus or Tram and this allows for more pedestrianised areas, greenery and a pleasant city to walk around
As someone who was born and raised in Birmingham and was once proud to say so, the best advice I can give anyone considering visiting the city now is DON’T!!!!………..its like most of the other major cities of the UK, pretty much a crime ridden shit hole that’s best avoided!!!….😡😡😡😡😡
Which places would you like to visit in Birmingham?
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Top 2 things to do
1: Heroin
2:Charity shop
The No Go Areas of Birmingham are great, they are like a seventh world wonder!
Glad to hear that! Please Like & Share the video as well. 😊
There are no, no go areas in the City of Birmingham UK may be Birmingham Alabama USA
@@peterwilliamallen1063 oh you naive sheep. Man up and go for yourself. All talk and platitudes though arent you. Thats why its going to be so easy for ur subjugation
@peterwilliamallen1063 There loads of racism and segregation and divisions in areas of Birmingham with no integration at all people have anxiety issues in Birmingham and west midlands and don't integrate at all.
Well I suppose u meant eighth
1. Leave
Number 11 - the train station… so you can leave
Why do you need to leave Birmingham, it appears you have never visited Birmingham in your life other wise you would know differently
lol🤣
@@peterwilliamallen1063just ignore them, a lot of people think that Brum is not modern anymore
Leave where …..
@@peterwilliamallen1063 having lived there for 24 years… I can confirm it’s still a shit hole.
The ‘city centre’ is basically chicken shops, betting shops and Primark
Imma just say it because, the start of the video is birmingham USA not the UK.
righ! wells fargo & regions bank, and pepsi high rises in drone footage :)
First thing to do is to meet the Peaky fooking Blinders
Well you would be a long time looking for them as the Peaky Blinders never existed just a TV programme
@@peterwilliamallen1063 bro failed the vibe check
Honestly never understood the anti-Birmingham thing. The city centre is much the same as Manchester or Glasgow: a big Victorian industrial city which has been heavily redeveloped since the war. It's not anything special, but neither is it uniquely bad. It does however have some really nice leafy and green Victorian suburbs. Moseley, Bournville, Harborne, Edgbaston, & Sutton Coldfield are all nice areas to live. I notice a lot of the anti-Birmingham comments are usually followed up with something racist, so presumably that's why...
At the start you are showing Birmingham Alabama and a Dutch Canal !!!!
🤣🤣
"Happiest man in Birmingham"
Take a little walk in this edge town
This edge Town is the UK's second Largest City after London with a population of over 1.5 million Citizens
@@peterwilliamallen1063yeah over 51% immigrants, which is nothing to crow about!!!…
so so they make steel in birmingham?
What about the Balti Triangle!!
You didn't mention Villa Park & Aston Hall
Showing multiple images of Birmingham, Alabama... classic. Surely, a good enough reason to take the video down and try again?
For me city centre attract my interest, wide area to walk, indirectly gud for healthy
The city where heavy metal born in 🤘🤘
Heading to Birmingham on the 16 to 19 of December to blog my experience, will ✔️ a few places plus try your hostels
wheres the danny G meet and greet on the list?
top 10 things to do in birmingham:
1) leave.
Don’t go then …
avoid Coventry rd
avoid spark brook
avoid alum rock
avoid broard st 💪🏻✊🏻🇬🇧
In the 60's there was the Bova Boys Club.
Thank you very much for the interesting story! Very interesting and informative! 👏🙂Greetings from Russia! I hope I will be able to visit Birmingham soon...🙂
Until Putin ends the war in Ukraine you won't be visiting my City of Birmingham very soon
Go anywhere but Birmingham, try York or Lake District
Can you tell me, why?!
@@gamantrussia5257 Literally stay away. It’s rough and grimey.
Birmingham is just like other city in the uk, there are good bits and bad bits!
But mostly bad bits
@RyanMiahH you obviously dont know brum!?
@@chriscoughlan5221yeah and you need to venture out more and lose the rose tinted glasses!!!….
@@Bluenose7 see you next tuesday
The start of this video is Birmingham, Alabama. The zoo even looks like the one in Birmingham, Alabama.......🤣
Nope. Really isn't the zoo in Alabama.
It is not a Zoo as such it is the Birmingham Wild life conservation park and is definitely in the City of Birmingham UK.
1: Survive
How many mosques are there in Birmingham?
to fucking many 🤷🏼♂️✊🏻🇬🇧
I feel so sad
ITS little Frankfurt
I was thinking ITS a small place with very friendly grandmas
Little Frankfurt
All I see is Thomas Shelby
This city is own by peaky fucking blinders
Chavs in Birmingham
Without watching the video, LEAVE!!!!!
Just another silly misinformed comment. Head for the City Centre, Great Western Arcade, Victoria Square. Then go to Corporation street and the old House of Frasier building now known as the outlet for some bargains.
@@bernardm2528
Sorry Snowflake, It's not misinformed at all.
I lived in Brum for more than 30 years, used to walk into the city centre from where I lived. " the old House of Frasier " as you put it, is the old Rackhams. yes, I'm old enough to remember the original Bull ring and the markets. That's where the bargains were.
I left a long time ago, no regrets. went to the city centre a few years ago, that instilled a desire to never go back. I'm happy where I am and there's nothing in birmingham that would make me ever go back.
@@TOGUN_TKSeems you are out of touch. It is The House of Fraser building, Rackham's was before that. I moved to Birmingham 49 years ago, so I'm not originally from Birmingham. Just Saturday I walked from New street and Moor Street stations through the Great Western Arcade, Corporation street, Bull ring and Upto Victoria Square and has many new buildings, it is amazing.
@@bernardm2528
I'm not the one out of touch, you are waffling on about the city centre. That alone does not make a city great, Birmingham is 103 square miles (268 square km) and has a population of over 1m people. The city centre you love so much has a crime rate 57% higher than the average rate in England and Wales. when people come to visit me they always comment on how peaceful it is where I live, 30 -40 mins away. Only seen a police Helicopter once since I've been here, sit in my back garden of a night listening to birds singing instead of chavs squealing at each other like stuffed pigs.
@@TOGUN_TKYou are out of touch. First you didn't even bother watching the video, and moved away some years ago. Second you're biased anyway you don't like Birmingham and moved away. 3rd I'm unbiased I moved here 49 years ago. Most people who visit Birmingham positively like it. You always get one, in this case you, who doesn't like it. No problem we are not asking you to visit us, in fact stay away we don't like negative people. Everyone else is welcome. I never wrote I love it, don't write words I am not saying, but positively see the merits available.
Birmingham is one of the top five dangerous cities to visit in the UK, its recent implementation of it clean air city centre discriminates against the old and can cost pensioners over £120 for a PCN. Visit at your peril!
Absolutely rubbish, it’s a very large major city so things happen but is actually safer than lots of other uk cities/towns less than half its size/population… Birmingham is getting a wonderful reputation for outstanding restaurants/bars/street food, is a very Green city, always lots to do within the arts, concerts, theatre etc, has the 3rd biggest St.Patricks day in the world, UKs best Pride weekend festival etc, on the whole people are very friendly, welcoming and great sense of humour… Clean air zone is a great idea as most people get into central Birmingham by train, bus or Tram and this allows for more pedestrianised areas, greenery and a pleasant city to walk around
@@jamesanthony3072 Its official and published
What is the metric used to measure dangerousnes of a city?
@@gliderdan3153 look up the survey and it will tell you
@@johntaylor4084 what's the name of the survey?
Shots of Birmingham Alabama, then shots of not the place you are talking about, then shots again of not the place you are talking about. 🤦
Yep Shots of Birmingham UK
No 1 Learn the Language because it certainly isn’t English.🥵
After seeing all the garbage from a bankrupt city why would i step foot there???
Shame on the Mayor and the Council
Dont go to birmingham
How desperate does one have to be to visit Birmingham? 🤪
Where do you live
Thank God it's not Birmingham 🇬🇧⚰️💐UK.. 🇺🇸USA looking great as always 🎉🎊🍾
Yes it is Birmingham UK
As someone who was born and raised in Birmingham and was once proud to say so, the best advice I can give anyone considering visiting the city now is DON’T!!!!………..its like most of the other major cities of the UK, pretty much a crime ridden shit hole that’s best avoided!!!….😡😡😡😡😡
Number 1 leave ASAP 🤣
1. Leave
Leave asap
I lived in Birmingham all my life and im telling u please don't visit Birmingham
Why so?
Why?
@@oxanashcherba6105 I’ve visited and it’s a complete dump. Worst place I’ve been in the UK along with Middlesbrough
Worst scummy city in England.
1- leave
Top 10 things to do in Birmingham.
1. Leave
1, leave
Lol
Don't come here
1. Leave