For those who have never been to the Bronx, this video doesn't represent the entire area. It focuses on 149th Street and 3rd Avenue, where few individuals seem too comfortable in their situation. While I want to help, I can't. U see the police in the video keeping everyone safe and having him under control. The Bronx is a culturally rich place with a lot of diversity, and if you don't bother people, nobody is going to bother you. As you can see, I'm walking and filming with my phone on a gimbal, and nobody approached me. The Bronx is a land of freedom where you can do whatever you want, a place I truly admire and enjoy. My intention was to add variety and action to the channel, not to offend anyone. I love the Bronx and plan to film more beautiful places. Check out this recent video from one of the richest neighborhoods in the Bronx: ruclips.net/video/1NYFJ6-T4Ik/видео.htmlsi=gEWKgrjUyUfV1MWl
Lol. Bronx is not dangerous unless you're in a gang. Besides that, its fine. It's usually the crazy people with mental illness that cause the problem. Gangs always cause harm to other gangs or school related
Same impression here, Rome. Not so bad at all. Of course there may be people suffering in some way, but with a sense of great dignity. Overall impression is pleasant.
Most Dangerous what? that's a stretch. Lived in the Bronx most of my life. 95% of the Bronx is a walk in the park, and I mean that. A title change is in order buddy. You ever grew up in the Bronx during the Apex of the Crack era? shhheeeeeeeeetttt!!!
I’m glad you clarified that. However that title is misleading. I hope when you eventually visit the dangerous hood of Brooklyn such as Brownsville, ENY, Canarsie, E Flatbush, Crown Heights. Hope you’ll title it the same. Cause so far you’ve only been to the “nice” areas of Brooklyn. Covered some areas twice even.
@@321thach stop watching internet and see for your own eyes. I don't know but the hoods, but manhattan sure is safe. Police everywhere, even during night. No trash, no ppl harrasing. That's my experience, been there for 2 weeks this year, and I can't say a bad word.
I’m from Queens and have lived in NYC most of my life. Currently live in Brooklyn. I’ve seen an armored car get robbed, seen people running down the street covered in blood, seen people dying on the sidewalk, seen footage of a friend being murdered in the street, saw a man get hit by the train, have slept in parks and and befriended homeless people, have had both guns and knives pulled on me, have heard screams echo down the street and have seen muzzle flashes that were far too close for comfort. I’ve seen some crazy shit in my life. There have only been two times where I found myself in a neighborhood at night and was like “mmm… I might die if i don’t get tf outta here right now”. Both were in the Bronx 😂
@@magamaga1827 Yeah, I was a little kid in the early 90s. I bet a bunch of Brooklyn was wild back then. I did hang out in East NY plenty of times in my 20s and never really had any problems, but I knew people there. Same with Brownsville. When you know people it's generally alright. But I'm sure it's not as crazy as it once was. I also lived in Bed Stuy for a few years, right near the slave theater. I was a junkie at that time and definitely got into some sticky situations because of that, but it's becoming gentrified these days. Surprisingly, I've seen some wild stuff in Canarsie, which generally isn't a bad neighborhood. That's where I saw the armored car robbery, which I'm sure there are articles about. Happened right near where I worked. That's also where I saw someone running down the street covered in blood. I was standing outside of my job smoking a cigarette. The person was screaming and chasing after another person, definitely the one who hit them. I'm guessing they hit them in the head with something and all the blood came from their forehead, which tends to bleed a lot. Something similar happened to me when I was a kid. Got bit in the eyebrow by a dog and I bled so much that my whole face was covered in it and it was all over my clothes. Was a gruesome sight but the bite wasn't even that bad. Didn't even require stitches.
Nice job getting good, smooth, steady footage while walking/riding around and avoiding collisions. Hard to do in a dense area. Footage is very steady, no shaking, and not too fast or slow. You got it down pat well
As a person born and raised in the Bronx, it's not dangerous, just poor. The Bronx is full of loving, hardworking people. They are true hidden gems in the borough. However, like any neighborhood, there are less desirable parts. You have to be street-smart wherever you go.
@@absurd_patience I don't know about that. There's plenty of empty trash cans throughout the video. Do the members of the community not know what they are?
As a Native New Yorker and someone that lives part time in South Africa. Ill tell you that much of Johannesburg is much cleaner and safer than the bronx.
For sure it's a famous land mark! A ex president lived there, location is Washington Heights 163 st & 164 st Edgecombe Ave. Here is another fun fact between 164 st &165 st is a Prison House still active till this day! DAMN I miss New York City!
My mom worked on 3 Ave and 149 St Alexander's, where l went after to school to pick up her up. She worked at the counter where you would get a sandwich and milkshake. When she got off work late at night we would sometimes walk home without a care in the world. Sometimes she would forget to lock our doors, but there was nothing to worry about. Yes! in the 50's and 60's it was safe and a clean area. With tears in my eyes, and a broken heart for what has happened. Many important people came from the Bronx- just to name a few, Al Pacino, Ralph Lauren, Lauren Bacall and many, many more. l lived in a beautiful Building with a beautiful lobby and a 24 hour doorman on the Concourse. The Concourse was the Park Avenue of the Bronx. Sunday's my friends and l would go to the Loews Theater on Fordham Rd, and afterwards we went to Jahn's ice cream parlor for the kitchen Sink which was a Banana Split Sundae
Hey, man! Thanks for your video. You really know how to show around: you slow down your speed, turns the camera to specific points, and you have a steady hold of your bike, not moving in zigzag. I'm really enjoying it! By the way, I'm from Recife, Brazil. See you!
I know appearances can be deceiving, but I found your ride along of the Bronx and surrounding areas to be very enjoyable and exciting to view. I am aware that when the sun goes down, things can change in a heart beat. But all in all I really did enjoy your video. Bless you my friend.
Boy! What a ride! I really enjoyed it very much. My opinion of the South Bronx has changed dramatically. It definitely has nothing to envy the other counties and sectors of the city. So much different from the walking tours, where you're at a slow pace throughout the journey, not seeing most of what is on the left nor right. Here, you're at a brisk pace taking in so much. Thanks a million.
Im a resident of the Bronx born and raised, i must say i believe the Bronx is cursed, maybe from hundreds of years ago because i wonder how a place could wind up so disgusting, filthy loud with so many horrible issues i think about leaving every day but i don't have the means too right now i hoping and praying i can one day leave and it will be a distant nightmare.
ESCAPING ALL THE BAD NEWS! Neat video. Never been to NY but want to go someday. I loved that I got to see Yankees Stadium! Thankfully Your video did not match up with what I thought I knew about the Bronx from movies and JLo. It mostly looks like a vibrant family neighbourhood with lots of mom and pop shops. Your appartment block was really nice. Watching from a world away on Vancouver Island Canada in Port Alberni. Subscribed because I want to see more.TY
Yeah, I’m trying to stay away from the news, politics especially, as well. It’s hard to do, right? I live upstate. NYC is really quite an experience. Enjoy beautiful Vancouver Island!
That’s convenient have a McDonald’s by the stadium Well it looks good there the nice old buildings still hard to find parking line the red apple bench my dad grew up in the Bronx great video
Merci pour cette vidéo, c’est une immersion « neutre » dans un quartier qui n’a rien de touristique, mais justement c’est ça qui fait que c’est une vidéo intéressante ! Ça permet de voyager quelques instants 👍
This Video brought back a lot of memories, Am from the Dominican Republic lived in the Bronx precisely over that area by 152nd St. between Melrose and 3rd third Ave for about 15 years, it's like I was transported back in time into the past Waooo . Just Subscribed to your Channel keep 'em coming .
If you want to do this kind of video in another section of NYC, I suggest you do that in the Canarsie section of Brooklyn which is the place I grew up in, it used to be a Mafiosi neighborhood of italians and jews. Now it has become a haven for the east coast chapters of the bloods and crips. You won't find more history anywhere in NYC. The place has a VERY storied past. The movie Goodfellas was about the Canarsie "crew", which to date is recognized as the most violent crew in the history of the Italian mafiia in the U.S. . As kids growing up there, we used to come across dead bodies in Seaview Park. It wasn't anything which shocked us although it should have been. It was a quiet middle class neighborhood on the surface with a severely violent under current.
Bless us and save us!!!!😱 I can't believe I walked through these very streets while growing up in Mott Haven over sixty years ago that the entire districts, especially Fordham Road, turned the Bronx into a smut and filth borough today. How can it be that Fordham was once a popular shopping site where you could spend the weekends with your family visiting stores, eating in small delicatessens, and participating in social street activities all year round? Watching this upload is not only shocking, but it fills my heart with despair to find nothing but disorder and mayhem among the neighborhoods that were pristine at one time, with residents who rigorously precedented in maintaining the quality of life in the Bronx. Judging by the current outlook of the streets and blocks, I wouldn't go near my old neighborhood if you promised me room and board at the Waldorf because it comes as no surprise that an invader would cut my throat to apprehend my $10.00 watch.
You're not alone, it's in every desirable U.S. city now. It's exactly the opposite here and for me and the rest of us so called "Left Overs" in my good 'ol neighborhood. It's gentrified and almost entirely racially exclusive now and attempting to become shi shi west. My landlord (read scumbag) has attempted to unlawfully evict me six times since 2000 because of greed with some racial prejudice mixed in. Low lifes don't necessarily have to look a certain way and be from any particular class.
The thing that hurts the most is seeing the men lying on the ground and all that rubbish left on the ground, as if time could take care, instead of us humans... 😌🙂
@@travelandeats8518No, unfortunately I haven't been to New York yet... I only saw Miami and Key West in 2000! In Miami there were quite a few, even of Caucasian origin. 😌😏
Yo soy de muy lejos de ahí (santiago de chile), y no he tenido la oportunidad de ir a NY, pero me ha gustado muchísimo tu registro, pues se puede ver la enorme diferencia entre los barrios (silvan terrace y la 3ercera con la 149)... ha sido una buena experiencia, muchas gracias.
First time seeing the Bronx apart from the movies I didn’t realise Yankee stadium was that close to the centre of the Bronx It wouldn’t look as bad if the place had a goof clean up do they not employ road sweepers? Anyway fascinating video👍👍
I am English and my late wife was Jamaican. We visited New York from the UK only once, over thirty years ago, where we stayed with one of my wife's relatives who lived in the Bronx, a ten minute walk from Burnside Avenue station on Subway line 4. We visited various neighbourhoods including the Fordham shopping area but not The Hub seen in this videos.
dirty, yes. disgustingly so. scary/dangerous, not at all, but a little stressful because so many fake people you have to be kinda guarded about who you trust.
Quelle idée d’émigrer vers le "pays du diable " quand on porte une burka totale noire ? Faut être fou ou il y a une raison cachée ? Les mystères de l’âme humaine . A part cela , les Démocrates socialistes vont s’emparer définitivement du pouvoir américain avec toute cette population africaine . En France c’est déjà acté . Poutine et les chinois se frottent les mains ! Sans richesse la guerre n’est plus possible et la puissance occidentale s’évaporera dans ce tiers-mondisme gauchiste suicidaire .
@user-ht3vx3du4b Sorry if our opinion bothers you more than the shitty place these people made for themselves. Poverty is no excuse for a lack of discipline and hygiene.
I'm Asian American from Queens and go up to the Bronx for the night market or Yankees games. It's always all love when I go there and the locals love to chat about random stuff with me. 🤣
Hey that's a bit random but here it is: about ten years ago I had my first and only stay in NYC. We tried to go to as many different boroughs / areas as possible but six days weren't enough to cover it all. Mainly Manhattan, part of Brooklyn, Staten Island and we barely set a foot in Harlem, not even knowing we were there. My wife is from Wenzhou and I realized a lot of Wenzhounese had settled in Queens, so if you have any tip as to where to go next time, which place to see and where to meet the locals, etc I'd be glad. If you're not from there, just ignore this haha. Cheers from Paris.
Thanks for sharing! I am from Germany and the look and feel of these streets reminds me of Berlin Neukölln or Berlin Cottbusser Tor. To be honest in nearly every big city here is a part like this. Maybe not that dirty, but besides that … seems familiar to me. That doesn’t mean that I would like to live there 😅. Take care 👍🏻
Desde Santiago de Chile 🇨🇱 Sudamérica,, un excelente recorrido por un barrio de Nueva York, que desgraciadamente no conocí, cuando visité esa ciudad. Gracias por mostrar una realidad y un gran contraste entre dos zonas muy diferentes, en particular la rica. Para quienes vivimos en América del Sur,, resulta muy interesante ver cómo viven sus habitantes , en una gran ciudad como Nueva York. Felicitaciones.
@@14ariel77 Desde Santiago de Chile 🇨🇱 Sudamérica. Cuando uno viaja a un país tan grande como Estados Unidos, por lo menos para mí,, trato de conocer lo máximo posible,, en especial lo que no es turístico. Es interesante conocer como es la realidad que no se muestra. Ya sé que puede ser peligroso,, o quizás decepcionante. Son formas diferentes de ver la vida. De todas maneras,, gracias por tu opinión. A lo mejor, tienes razón.
It isn't the same through a screen (no matter how big) at all. But this place is not worth visiting. You should try getting off your ass and visiting a city that is worth it tho, gramps.
At times during this amazing video, it felt like you were in a 3rd world country. But everyone I have talked to who is from NYC or has lived there always speaks so lovingly about it, and about the special vibe and enrrgy of it. 👍
I remember when 3rd Ave had an el train running above it. This was back in the 60s and 70s The population at that time was mostly black, white and Puerto Rican. White ppl left. That was called white flight.
"So-called human faults are false labels, not laws, so we don’t have to accept them as belonging to us and consequently act them out. To believe that we can’t help ourselves because we were created with these failings or sins would dishonor God. Mrs. Eddy says in Science and Health: “Man is incapable of sin, sickness, and death. The real man cannot depart from holiness, nor can God, by whom man is evolved, engender the capacity or freedom to sin. . . . In divine Science, God and the real man are inseparable as divine Principle and idea” (pp. 475, 476). As the perfect reflection of God, man expresses divinely derived qualities such as discernment, patience, obedience, humility, love, and the desire to be useful and serve God in a way that blesses all.' Christian Science Journal
what is your mode of transport? Electric skateboard? Are you using a visible camera mount? A few people gave you that side eye when they noticed being filmed. lol
Great video! I am from Greece and never been to usa. The only idea I had for Bronx was from hip hop artist krs one - south Bronx i was listening when I was young. Nice to see that people walk free and nobody mess with nobody ❤
Not gon hold you… i lived in polo grounds.. & 149 3d Ave in the X... Trust me these blocks lol…. Gotta go more deep in the neighborhood thats when u gon see the goons out word..
Lol. Bronx is not dangerous unless you're in a gang. Besides that, its fine. It's usually the crazy people with mental illness that cause the problem. Gangs always cause harm to other gangs or school related. I use to live in a lot of these areas. Even where the guy that was on the ground thats on Fordham RD. There are homeless and rehab clinics in that area
Очакванията за ми за САЩ са доста по различни от видяното , но въпреки това благодаря за видеото . Камерата ви е невероятна страхотно качество. Поздрави от България !
im pretty jealous u, ive never been in united states but lived 15 years in İstanbul. met some peaple from new york but not much just some, while been stayed some small hotels. hope soon move to visite new york as well but anyway jealous all american citizens nowever who they are, is a great luck to be born in this country, born in Amerika❤
I lived there in the 70s&80s I went to ps32 then ps45 then to Roosevelt H.S. Wasn’t too bad, so long as you stayed in your hood . I got jumped a few times for going into wrong park or area 🤷🏻♂️.
I visit my sister who lives in the Bronx near 171st & Washington Ave. I’ve never felt scared. It indeed looks this way,and most people leave you alone minding their business. However, with that said, it is an urban jungle. Ugly landscape, littered streets. Crackheads prevalent especially early mornings on Tremont Ave. Most crimes happen at night time as with any other city worldwide. Guns are a common problem with young males. There are pockets of old italian neighborhoods scattered throughout the Bronx, but those are slowly dying out because the younger generation of Italians don’t want to run the family businesses. Gentrification is currently happening in 2024, forcing out many Hispanic and native African residents to leave due to skyrocketing rent prices
Don't make judgment of America because you watch a video of a poor place or neighborhood in New York! this is the best country in the world and everyone wants to come here! in fact this is Wonderland! God bless America!
@@vincentbarbes7672compared to 70s & 80s absolutely Its a shitty neighborhood but i have a friend i visit on grand concourse & 164th st never had any problems knock on wood
Lmao I was just looking at my 2nd grade picture where 80% of the bronx was abandoned buildings filled with addicts, now it's top 3 safest city with 1M people, what a change.
@@mosesbecerril7981they said it’s filthy and disgusting which it is. There is garbage absolutely everywhere. An overall NYC problem to be fair but gets especially bad in the Bronx
Here we go again...just because you saw ONE PART of the Bronx doesn't automatically mean the entire borough is. And don't give me the "I never said the entire borough is bad" when your comment clearly implies it. Stop bad mouthing the Bronx.
@@NovusOSC Amen to that! I grew up on Burke Avenue and WPR...late 50's - 60's...Morris Park Aven after that through 1978...were still beautiful areas even at that time...
Hi from the UK! I remember a friend flew there for business. He rented a car and drove into the Bronx completely by accident. It was 02:00 am and he got completely lost driving round in circles. No sat nav of course. He didn’t feel safe enough to stop and ask for help, found his way out eventually, but admitted he was panicking!
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For those who have never been to the Bronx, this video doesn't represent the entire area. It focuses on 149th Street and 3rd Avenue, where few individuals seem too comfortable in their situation. While I want to help, I can't. U see the police in the video keeping everyone safe and having him under control. The Bronx is a culturally rich place with a lot of diversity, and if you don't bother people, nobody is going to bother you. As you can see, I'm walking and filming with my phone on a gimbal, and nobody approached me. The Bronx is a land of freedom where you can do whatever you want, a place I truly admire and enjoy. My intention was to add variety and action to the channel, not to offend anyone. I love the Bronx and plan to film more beautiful places. Check out this recent video from one of the richest neighborhoods in the Bronx: ruclips.net/video/1NYFJ6-T4Ik/видео.htmlsi=gEWKgrjUyUfV1MWl
Lol. Bronx is not dangerous unless you're in a gang. Besides that, its fine. It's usually the crazy people with mental illness that cause the problem. Gangs always cause harm to other gangs or school related
Same impression here, Rome. Not so bad at all. Of course there may be people suffering in some way, but with a sense of great dignity. Overall impression is pleasant.
Most Dangerous what? that's a stretch. Lived in the Bronx most of my life. 95% of the Bronx is a walk in the park, and I mean that. A title change is in order buddy. You ever grew up in the Bronx during the Apex of the Crack era? shhheeeeeeeeetttt!!!
I’m glad you clarified that. However that title is misleading. I hope when you eventually visit the dangerous hood of Brooklyn such as Brownsville, ENY, Canarsie, E Flatbush, Crown Heights. Hope you’ll title it the same. Cause so far you’ve only been to the “nice” areas of Brooklyn. Covered some areas twice even.
The place looks filthy...so many sleeping on the sidewalk....and ther e are illegal vendors too...
Ive never been to NY before, this was like a surreal video game, thank you for the tour.
It's sounds like you will. If that's what you want, then I wish you that. It's worth going there.
Don't come to NYC it's disgusting I live here can't wait to leave this dumpster
@@Joachim01why it worth going there it look like a 3rd world country crimes fest
@@321thach stop watching internet and see for your own eyes. I don't know but the hoods, but manhattan sure is safe. Police everywhere, even during night. No trash, no ppl harrasing. That's my experience, been there for 2 weeks this year, and I can't say a bad word.
Video legal👍👍👍
I’m from Queens and have lived in NYC most of my life. Currently live in Brooklyn. I’ve seen an armored car get robbed, seen people running down the street covered in blood, seen people dying on the sidewalk, seen footage of a friend being murdered in the street, saw a man get hit by the train, have slept in parks and and befriended homeless people, have had both guns and knives pulled on me, have heard screams echo down the street and have seen muzzle flashes that were far too close for comfort. I’ve seen some crazy shit in my life. There have only been two times where I found myself in a neighborhood at night and was like “mmm… I might die if i don’t get tf outta here right now”. Both were in the Bronx 😂
I'm also from Queens but prob older than you. Try driving thru East NY in the early 1990s.
@@magamaga1827 Yeah, I was a little kid in the early 90s. I bet a bunch of Brooklyn was wild back then. I did hang out in East NY plenty of times in my 20s and never really had any problems, but I knew people there. Same with Brownsville. When you know people it's generally alright. But I'm sure it's not as crazy as it once was. I also lived in Bed Stuy for a few years, right near the slave theater. I was a junkie at that time and definitely got into some sticky situations because of that, but it's becoming gentrified these days. Surprisingly, I've seen some wild stuff in Canarsie, which generally isn't a bad neighborhood. That's where I saw the armored car robbery, which I'm sure there are articles about. Happened right near where I worked. That's also where I saw someone running down the street covered in blood. I was standing outside of my job smoking a cigarette. The person was screaming and chasing after another person, definitely the one who hit them. I'm guessing they hit them in the head with something and all the blood came from their forehead, which tends to bleed a lot. Something similar happened to me when I was a kid. Got bit in the eyebrow by a dog and I bled so much that my whole face was covered in it and it was all over my clothes. Was a gruesome sight but the bite wasn't even that bad. Didn't even require stitches.
Love the south bronx, from secor ave, hull ave, prospect ave.. etc. it’s refreshing to see tours going to the big pun mural.
@vinny2555332 If you really didn't care you wouldn't have commented 😉
@vinny2555332 I do
Nice job getting good, smooth, steady footage while walking/riding around and avoiding collisions. Hard to do in a dense area. Footage is very steady, no shaking, and not too fast or slow. You got it down pat well
It almost feels like he's floating or hovering around the area
I find these silent walk-around videos a delight. They're a godsend to a people-watcher like me!
Right all the talking is too murch
God send 😂 corny
149 and courtland av
That brought back many memories of my childhood since i grew up around there in the 1970's
Me too in the 30s
As a person born and raised in the Bronx, it's not dangerous, just poor. The Bronx is full of loving, hardworking people. They are true hidden gems in the borough. However, like any neighborhood, there are less desirable parts. You have to be street-smart wherever you go.
Is it a thing for poor people to dump their litter and trash all over the street and sidewalk? The Bronx looks absolutely disgusting.
Yeah its a bit grimey ngl but believe me it, used to be worse
@cluckhead1913
@@cluckhead1913It’s bc all the greedy people keep all the resources on keeping their own community clean not places that need it.
@@absurd_patience I don't know about that. There's plenty of empty trash cans throughout the video. Do the members of the community not know what they are?
@@cluckhead1913are you from the Bronx???? You don't know what you are talking about... STFU
Its USA or Republic of South Africa?
they fucked up entire country) govs hide the real population of them
😂
As a Native New Yorker and someone that lives part time in South Africa. Ill tell you that much of Johannesburg is much cleaner and safer than the bronx.
ههههه نفس كلامي😂😂😂
We need more of these. Subscribed.
"The way people romanticize poverty, neglect, filth, idleness, and everything else seen in this video is nauseating."
Who are you quoting?
@keifer7813 Chat gpt
@keifer7813don't be mad, you know who he talking about
@@bobg3633 No, I don't. And nobody's mad apart from you maybe
Romantizaram a pobreza, falou tudo!!
A excellent video all about the south Bronx N.Y. 🇺🇸💯👍
I love the contrast. Still my favorite walking channel hands down.
the first street was very nice, the cobblestone road always makes things look much more elegant than the common blacktop pavement
But that’t not the Bronx. That is uptown Manhattan
For sure it's a famous land mark! A ex president lived there, location is Washington Heights 163 st & 164 st Edgecombe Ave. Here is another fun fact between 164 st &165 st is a Prison House still active till this day! DAMN I miss New York City!
there are white people in NY¿
Was living in NY City in the late 80s ...but now back home here in New Zealand ...it's good to be back in NYC! even though it's via the internet!!
Nice tour with perfect pace, great video.
Immigrants ruined it
كنت مهووس بالتجول في كل احياء نيويورك الشعبية.
فيديو. رائع. وسكانها. أروع.
سيما. في بروكلين. وستايتن ايلند. وبرانكس
My mom worked on 3 Ave and 149 St Alexander's, where l went after to school to pick up her up. She worked at the counter where you would get a sandwich and milkshake. When she got off work late at night we would sometimes walk home without a care in the world. Sometimes she would forget to lock our doors, but there was nothing to worry about. Yes! in the 50's and 60's it was safe and a clean area. With tears in my eyes, and a broken heart for what has happened. Many important people came from the Bronx- just to name a few, Al Pacino, Ralph Lauren, Lauren Bacall and many, many more. l lived in a beautiful Building with a beautiful lobby and a 24 hour doorman on the Concourse. The Concourse was the Park Avenue of the Bronx. Sunday's my friends and l would go to the Loews Theater on Fordham Rd, and afterwards we went to Jahn's ice cream parlor for the kitchen Sink which was a Banana Split Sundae
The new world order
Das war früher, ich habe auch länger in Queens gewohnt Skilman Ave. in den 80/90 Jahren. Heute ist die Welt eine andere..
yes, an folks were just as poor back then but they were real humans...not animals like these
It's taken over by drugs now, remove the addict and it could be lovely again
there are white people in NY¿
Hey, man! Thanks for your video. You really know how to show around: you slow down your speed, turns the camera to specific points, and you have a steady hold of your bike, not moving in zigzag. I'm really enjoying it! By the way, I'm from Recife, Brazil. See you!
I agree. He does great. I think he's using a onewheel instead of a bike though.
What do you use to record your videos??
I know appearances can be deceiving, but I found your ride along of the Bronx and surrounding areas to be very enjoyable and exciting to view. I am aware that when the sun goes down, things can change in a heart beat. But all in all I really did enjoy your video. Bless you my friend.
When the sun goes down other things go down!
Either you're being facetious or you're trash urself
The Bronx at night depends where can be um like a 3rd world country ... especially by Yankee stadium ...
@@johnmc3862 Pedestrians, I suppose
Sht I grew up in a time when it didn't matter if the sun was out and 80% that was abandoned ran by street gangs...what a difference from the 80s
I hope to visit your country and especially this area one day. Thank you for the footage it was amazing
I love it, thanks for sharing.
Also some of those pigeons are pretty brazen! : )
Boy! What a ride! I really enjoyed it very much. My opinion of the South Bronx has changed dramatically. It definitely has nothing to envy the other counties and sectors of the city. So much different from the walking tours, where you're at a slow pace throughout the journey, not seeing most of what is on the left nor right. Here, you're at a brisk pace taking in so much. Thanks a million.
Im a resident of the Bronx born and raised, i must say i believe the Bronx is cursed, maybe from hundreds of years ago because i wonder how a place could wind up so disgusting, filthy loud with so many horrible issues i think about leaving every day but i don't have the means too right now i hoping and praying i can one day leave and it will be a distant nightmare.
You just have to change the people who took over it and made it this bad for so long.
Would you say Kensington is the worst place
Blacks and latinos
Look at the people who live here and there’s your answer
I believe in cursed places.
I believe in chances.
I dream of leaving my city in Rio de Janeiro BR.
And I wish you get your release too.
ESCAPING ALL THE BAD NEWS! Neat video. Never been to NY but want to go someday. I loved that I got to see Yankees Stadium! Thankfully Your video did not match up with what I thought I knew about the Bronx from movies and JLo. It mostly looks like a vibrant family neighbourhood with lots of mom and pop shops. Your appartment block was really nice. Watching from a world away on Vancouver Island Canada in Port Alberni. Subscribed because I want to see more.TY
Yeah, I’m trying to stay away from the news, politics especially, as well. It’s hard to do, right? I live upstate. NYC is really quite an experience. Enjoy beautiful Vancouver Island!
I really enjoy these videos it’s almost like taking a step back In Time 😊
First time seeing cars in a New York video. Thanks for this!
That guy drinking the water from the fire hydrant sums it up for me 😂😂😂
Normally I don't comment. Great video. Felt like a mini vacation
That’s convenient have a McDonald’s by the stadium
Well it looks good there the nice old buildings still hard to find parking line the red apple bench my dad grew up in the Bronx great video
Merci pour cette vidéo, c’est une immersion « neutre » dans un quartier qui n’a rien de touristique, mais justement c’est ça qui fait que c’est une vidéo intéressante ! Ça permet de voyager quelques instants 👍
This Video brought back a lot of memories, Am from the Dominican Republic lived in the Bronx precisely over that area by 152nd St. between Melrose and 3rd third Ave for about 15 years, it's like I was transported back in time into the past Waooo . Just Subscribed to your Channel keep 'em coming .
@31:49 nothing to see here, my man is just getting a drink from the fire hydrant lol
If you want to do this kind of video in another section of NYC, I suggest you do that in the Canarsie section of Brooklyn which is the place I grew up in, it used to be a Mafiosi neighborhood of italians and jews. Now it has become a haven for the east coast chapters of the bloods and crips. You won't find more history anywhere in NYC. The place has a VERY storied past. The movie Goodfellas was about the Canarsie "crew", which to date is recognized as the most violent crew in the history of the Italian mafiia in the U.S. . As kids growing up there, we used to come across dead bodies in Seaview Park. It wasn't anything which shocked us although it should have been. It was a quiet middle class neighborhood on the surface with a severely violent under current.
اليهود منذ قديم قتلة شيء معروف عنهم حاشا دين اليهود لكن الصهاينة قتلة
Bless us and save us!!!!😱 I can't believe I walked through these very streets while growing up in Mott Haven over sixty years ago that the entire districts, especially Fordham Road, turned the Bronx into a smut and filth borough today. How can it be that Fordham was once a popular shopping site where you could spend the weekends with your family visiting stores, eating in small delicatessens, and participating in social street activities all year round? Watching this upload is not only shocking, but it fills my heart with despair to find nothing but disorder and mayhem among the neighborhoods that were pristine at one time, with residents who rigorously precedented in maintaining the quality of life in the Bronx. Judging by the current outlook of the streets and blocks, I wouldn't go near my old neighborhood if you promised me room and board at the Waldorf because it comes as no surprise that an invader would cut my throat to apprehend my $10.00 watch.
When the hell was this I was there in the 90's and it definitely wasn't that
@@Reysmash183rdshe said over SIXTY years ago, that’s much earlier then the 90’s
@@tylerrobinson85 Lmao
You're not alone, it's in every desirable U.S. city now.
It's exactly the opposite here and for me and the rest of us so called "Left Overs" in my good 'ol neighborhood.
It's gentrified and almost entirely racially exclusive now and attempting to become shi shi west.
My landlord (read scumbag) has attempted to unlawfully evict me six times since 2000 because of greed with some racial prejudice mixed in.
Low lifes don't necessarily have to look a certain way and be from any particular class.
I agree! I worked south south bronx for 35 yrs, Now it sucks esp hunts point, Cant sugar coat shit.
It looks beautiful there green and clean
Nice treadmill video!! Good work
What kind of stabilizer are you using to record? Incredible clean and steady footage.
That dead end block is beautiful to me! With those cute doors to the lower apartments love it! Very nice! Good and Bad in every neighborhood!!
They must be new of course theyre gonna be good
It’s in Washington heights and it’s old , I use to live close by 15 yrs ago .
It's very expensive
@@dassolosyndikat5113no they're not new it's a historic district it's expensive and they pay tons to keep it looking good
The best of The Bronx is Fieldston in Riverdale, where mansions reign supreme.
The thing that hurts the most is seeing the men lying on the ground and all that rubbish left on the ground, as if time could take care, instead of us humans... 😌🙂
You never been to Harlem then… homeless on ground is typical from the very very little I saw
@@travelandeats8518No, unfortunately I haven't been to New York yet... I only saw Miami and Key West in 2000! In Miami there were quite a few, even of Caucasian origin. 😌😏
Awesome dude Love this view, you think you might make it to Parkchester, or Soundview area?
Sylvan Terrace is not a part of the Bronx. It is located in Washington Heights in Upper Manhattan just above Harlem.
It's also an extremely expensive block, those lil townhouse apartments are $$$$$$$$$
Looks like the place Rocky Balboa was living on the first movie, but that was Philadelphia.
i thought it was in manhattan
Facts .. I’m from Wagner & ppl forever mistake this
Whats with the tiny front doors?
So this is how the Bronx looks like , never been to New York. Thank you for sharing.
Parts of the Bronx. There are much nicer areas. Happens to be filming the more “diverse “ areas
Looks luke the ugly part of Downtown LA
I used to live in the Bronx and this is depressing to watch !! SMH
Great job covering the areas though 👍
Yo soy de muy lejos de ahí (santiago de chile), y no he tenido la oportunidad de ir a NY, pero me ha gustado muchísimo tu registro, pues se puede ver la enorme diferencia entre los barrios (silvan terrace y la 3ercera con la 149)... ha sido una buena experiencia, muchas gracias.
visist Olmstead ave area.. Castlehill to white plains road, Bruckner shopping area, and Soundview, Classon point, Parkchester, and Stevenson Commons.
First time seeing the Bronx apart from the movies I didn’t realise Yankee stadium was that close to the centre of the Bronx
It wouldn’t look as bad if the place had a goof clean up do they not employ road sweepers? Anyway fascinating video👍👍
I am English and my late wife was Jamaican. We visited New York from the UK only once, over thirty years ago, where we stayed with one of my wife's relatives who lived in the Bronx, a ten minute walk from Burnside Avenue station on Subway line 4. We visited various neighbourhoods including the Fordham shopping area but not The Hub seen in this videos.
I used to work in the area of Yankee Stadium. It is not dangerous, but it is dirty.
Hi, chanced upon your channel. Thank you for giving an insight into one of the famous areas of NYC.
So coo! Bronx is beautiful! @strollingthecity what kind of camera do you use?
Looks dangerous - scary and very dirty. Hard to believe/digest. Thanks for sharing.
dirty, yes. disgustingly so. scary/dangerous, not at all, but a little stressful because so many fake people you have to be kinda guarded about who you trust.
@@superfun54what do you mean by fake people?
@@Carlito_Brigante93 Probably meant hustlers / scammers.
@@TheDelibrium f’ em then
But I still love the city
Excellent video!
Can you imagine living on top of people like that? No thanks.
Diversity is our strength 🤣👌
Quelle idée d’émigrer vers le "pays du diable " quand on porte une burka totale noire ? Faut être fou ou il y a une raison cachée ? Les mystères de l’âme humaine . A part cela , les Démocrates socialistes vont s’emparer définitivement du pouvoir américain avec toute cette population africaine . En France c’est déjà acté . Poutine et les chinois se frottent les mains ! Sans richesse la guerre n’est plus possible et la puissance occidentale s’évaporera dans ce tiers-mondisme gauchiste suicidaire .
Can u imagine your front door under a nasty stair case
@@VNeto94 you people are like parrots, only speak in stale facebook memes. lol
@user-ht3vx3du4b Sorry if our opinion bothers you more than the shitty place these people made for themselves. Poverty is no excuse for a lack of discipline and hygiene.
Thank you! I didn’t get to visit those parts when I travelled in NYC last Summer. Very cool city, love it
I came here in 2015... & nothing has changed !!! Nice video very smooth
Wow 😦 Looks so dirty!!
Hi from Denmark 🙋🌸
nasty animals here
Looks like a shithole.
Look like high end mexican neighborhood
And nothing but overweight slobs.
@@TruthTeller8888 Silence sinner.
Super video! Thx a virtual walking! What type is your camera?
I'd like to know what camera was used too.
I'm Asian American from Queens and go up to the Bronx for the night market or Yankees games. It's always all love when I go there and the locals love to chat about random stuff with me. 🤣
Hey that's a bit random but here it is: about ten years ago I had my first and only stay in NYC. We tried to go to as many different boroughs / areas as possible but six days weren't enough to cover it all. Mainly Manhattan, part of Brooklyn, Staten Island and we barely set a foot in Harlem, not even knowing we were there. My wife is from Wenzhou and I realized a lot of Wenzhounese had settled in Queens, so if you have any tip as to where to go next time, which place to see and where to meet the locals, etc I'd be glad. If you're not from there, just ignore this haha. Cheers from Paris.
@moussetache1815 maybe Flushing, Queens. Jackson heights or Woodside. Check them out
A very vibrant and rich culture!
Thanks for sharing! I am from Germany and the look and feel of these streets reminds me of Berlin Neukölln or Berlin Cottbusser Tor. To be honest in nearly every big city here is a part like this. Maybe not that dirty, but besides that … seems familiar to me. That doesn’t mean that I would like to live there 😅. Take care 👍🏻
Not in Moscow))
New York greatest city in America my ars!
Desde Santiago de Chile 🇨🇱 Sudamérica,, un excelente recorrido por un barrio de Nueva York, que desgraciadamente no conocí, cuando visité esa ciudad. Gracias por mostrar una realidad y un gran contraste entre dos zonas muy diferentes, en particular la rica. Para quienes vivimos en América del Sur,, resulta muy interesante ver cómo viven sus habitantes , en una gran ciudad como Nueva York. Felicitaciones.
Obvio no te perdiste nada interesante
@@14ariel77 Desde Santiago de Chile 🇨🇱 Sudamérica. Cuando uno viaja a un país tan grande como Estados Unidos, por lo menos para mí,, trato de conocer lo máximo posible,, en especial lo que no es turístico. Es interesante conocer como es la realidad que no se muestra. Ya sé que puede ser peligroso,, o quizás decepcionante. Son formas diferentes de ver la vida.
De todas maneras,, gracias por tu opinión. A lo mejor, tienes razón.
Es una mierda 💩 está video y el lugar también brox
wonderful video
Yankee stadium looks great wow
wow the sylvan terrace is really pretty ❤
2:59 thank you enjoy the stroll around my neighborhood
The Boogie Down. The Yanks. Orchard and the streets that made American culture.
😊Мой друг, лайк за труды сьемочные и не только....
The homes at the start of this are so cool. I looked them up and some of them are renovated nicely and pretty pricey.
Excellent videos very well done ✅
GTA " The Great Depression "
😂😂
Parts of the Boogie Down Bronx are real screwed.....
I really love the speed at which this is produced. I get to visit cities in the comfort of my home on a 60" screen. Good Job! Subbed.
Glad you like it!
It isn't the same through a screen (no matter how big) at all. But this place is not worth visiting. You should try getting off your ass and visiting a city that is worth it tho, gramps.
At times during this amazing video, it felt like you were in a 3rd world country.
But everyone I have talked to who is from NYC or has lived there always speaks so lovingly about it, and about the special vibe and enrrgy of it. 👍
They respect were they are from but no there is no positivity among living in a drug run down poor neighborhood.
Not much white person😂😂
Go through one of the 100s of thousands of trailer parks in the Midwest and south, then tell me if the story is similiar.
You sound like you are from a 3rd world country u seem soft
You must have a great camera - these come out very crisp and clear
I like your video.
Wish you would’ve went up 4 more blocks when u got to 3rd Ave 154th st. But u turned around. I grew up in this area as a kid.
I remember when 3rd Ave had an el train running above it. This was back in the 60s and 70s The population at that time was mostly black, white and Puerto Rican. White ppl left. That was called white flight.
"So-called human faults are false labels, not laws, so we don’t have to accept them as belonging to us and consequently act them out. To believe that we can’t help ourselves because we were created with these failings or sins would dishonor God. Mrs. Eddy says in Science and Health: “Man is incapable of sin, sickness, and death. The real man cannot depart from holiness, nor can God, by whom man is evolved, engender the capacity or freedom to sin. . . . In divine Science, God and the real man are inseparable as divine Principle and idea” (pp. 475, 476).
As the perfect reflection of God, man expresses divinely derived qualities such as discernment, patience, obedience, humility, love, and the desire to be useful and serve God in a way that blesses all.' Christian Science Journal
My apt was at third Ave and 156th street when the E L was there.
what is your mode of transport? Electric skateboard? Are you using a visible camera mount? A few people gave you that side eye when they noticed being filmed. lol
One wheel GT. Apparently, if you take your time learning to use it, people 10 to 80can use it easily.
hahahahaha I was thinking the same thing !! Good footage too !!!! Jesus lord,!! Be safe on that thing !!!
i was thinking Paul Blart Mall Cop segway man
I'm from Indonesia, yours video is very clean, thanks and successful for you 🙏
Tree lined streets looks so nice
Great video! I am from Greece and never been to usa. The only idea I had for Bronx was from hip hop artist krs one - south Bronx i was listening when I was young. Nice to see that people walk free and nobody mess with nobody ❤
I can see where certain areas would be a little dangerous at late night. But pretty cool during the day.
I didn't see anything cool.
@ you must be from a rocking neighborhood.
Not gon hold you… i lived in polo grounds.. & 149 3d Ave in the X... Trust me these blocks lol…. Gotta go more deep in the neighborhood thats when u gon see the goons out word..
Lol. Bronx is not dangerous unless you're in a gang. Besides that, its fine. It's usually the crazy people with mental illness that cause the problem. Gangs always cause harm to other gangs or school related. I use to live in a lot of these areas. Even where the guy that was on the ground thats on Fordham RD. There are homeless and rehab clinics in that area
How is thhe camera hidden. Very few people pay attention to it, so I would guess that it is hidden in some way
Lleva la cámara en el casco de protección de la cabeza
Clearly a lot of people noticed being filmed
Очакванията за ми за САЩ са доста по различни от видяното , но въпреки това благодаря за видеото . Камерата ви е невероятна страхотно качество. Поздрави от България !
Thank you from Russia.
Very interesting video. I had in NY in 2008-2009 , but only turistical district.
Continuous watching your video.
Good luck.
This is my Neighborhood i grew up here.......i always feel safe......
im pretty jealous u, ive never been in united states but lived 15 years in İstanbul. met some peaple from new york but not much just some, while been stayed some small hotels. hope soon move to visite new york as well but anyway jealous all american citizens nowever who they are, is a great luck to be born in this country, born in Amerika❤
Then sleep with your doors and windows unlocked
Wonderful
I lived there in the 70s&80s
I went to ps32
then ps45
then to
Roosevelt H.S.
Wasn’t too bad, so long as you stayed in your hood .
I got jumped a few times for going into wrong park or area 🤷🏻♂️.
It's not safe, you are just used to it.
I visit my sister who lives in the Bronx near 171st & Washington Ave. I’ve never felt scared. It indeed looks this way,and most people leave you alone minding their business. However, with that said, it is an urban jungle. Ugly landscape, littered streets. Crackheads prevalent especially early mornings on Tremont Ave. Most crimes happen at night time as with any other city worldwide. Guns are a common problem with young males. There are pockets of old italian neighborhoods scattered throughout the Bronx, but those are slowly dying out because the younger generation of Italians don’t want to run the family businesses. Gentrification is currently happening in 2024, forcing out many Hispanic and native African residents to leave due to skyrocketing rent prices
Puerto Ricans aswell as Italians➡️🏃🏃♀️
Your use to the trash I’m from Florida this looks terrifying
@@RochellB46 yes, I use to live in FL also. In comparison to many states, NYC is a dump
@@RochellB46 I live in florida and was raised in NY. South Florida is no better, slums of Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Tampa, Orlando etc look just as bad.
@@RochellB46although this is a shithole Florida is pretty but so dam boring
hey love how you addressed what ride you use at the beginning. hello from Toronto great video!
I love the green shutters and all the brick on the houses
Some Streets looking clean and peacefull and nice. I know the pictures from the 70s. Greedings from Germany
The American dream right there
unchasable in these regions so it seems
It was low key electric 😂⚡ USA is wild completely different climates across the entire nation
Divrsity !!! baby!!!
Democrat dream
Don't make judgment of America because you watch a video of a poor place or neighborhood in New York! this is the best country in the world and everyone wants to come here! in fact this is Wonderland! God bless America!
0:21 Only twenty-one seconds in and... :0/
Wow, looks like the Bronx really cleaned itself up since the 70's. Good job! Keep it up!
this is clean???
@@vincentbarbes7672compared to 70s & 80s absolutely Its a shitty neighborhood but i have a friend i visit on grand concourse & 164th st never had any problems knock on wood
@@vincentbarbes7672of. ...course,..>cleaner than worse part of Philly.
Wait, what? Was it worse than this?
@@14ariel77you have no idea. Look up “the Bronx is burning”.
Looks like a lovely place.
Your equipment is on point! What are you riding?
It’s disgusting how filthy the Bronx has become.
Lmao you know NOTHING of The Bronx. Go look up 70-80s Bronx here on this platform then get back to me.
Lmao I was just looking at my 2nd grade picture where 80% of the bronx was abandoned buildings filled with addicts, now it's top 3 safest city with 1M people, what a change.
@@mosesbecerril7981they said it’s filthy and disgusting which it is. There is garbage absolutely everywhere. An overall NYC problem to be fair but gets especially bad in the Bronx
Here we go again...just because you saw ONE PART of the Bronx doesn't automatically mean the entire borough is. And don't give me the "I never said the entire borough is bad" when your comment clearly implies it. Stop bad mouthing the Bronx.
@@NovusOSC Amen to that! I grew up on Burke Avenue and WPR...late 50's - 60's...Morris Park Aven after that through 1978...were still beautiful areas even at that time...
looks like GTA 6 lol
This is Africa
Hi from the UK! I remember a friend flew there for business. He rented a car and drove into the Bronx completely by accident. It was 02:00 am and he got completely lost driving round in circles. No sat nav of course. He didn’t feel safe enough to stop and ask for help, found his way out eventually, but admitted he was panicking!
Ein authentischer ort ! Das ist moderne kunst