No matter which hood you’re from, don’t forget, we’re all here to make this world a better place. Do your part. Raise your vibration. Spread good energy.
@@Xannyphantom905 its Caucasians in hoods. Shit I was born, raised, worked and still live in that same hood I grew up in. Shit shorty might be an inner city, urban, type, who read books on energies, probably collect crystals and shit like that.
@@TheFKD24 Yeah i know there's gully caucasians from like NY, Philly, Midwest, etc. It's still weird when a white female acts all into this kinda stuff. Especially if it's the peace and love type of people.
I survived East NY projects. We last lived at Brownsville before my sister died. I remember the first day we move into the project apartment a guy was shot in the elevator right before we entered it with our furniture. Crazy memories yet Brownsville was about surviving and family. Loyalty and respect. We lived in East NY - Pitkin, Atlantic Ave, and Mother Gaston. Glad to see that previous rivals are now communicating. Anyone that survive living at any of the East NY Projects can make it in any city / hood. After being in the streets of East NY, Bedsty, Crown Heights, and Flatbush I give God thanks for taking me out of the street. After my sister died, I decided to go to college...then I joined the Air Force and that was the best decision I made that changed my life. Respect and thanks for this video.
I live and grew up in the BRONX. It is a very dangerous neighborhood 😳 everyday there is a robbery and someone getting shot or cut. I see whats going on here and now that I am older I wish I would have stayed in school, got a education and got myself out of this hood. Our youth need to understand that a really good education is your ticket out of any hood.
Im grew up on Burnside in the BX, but I know the whole city. Brownsville in BK is very dangerous, along with 183rd and 138th in the bx, and west brighton, stapleton, and new brighton is staten. Im on the West Coast now where its really retarded no cap.
This dude literally a hood historian. Love seeing people so invested in where they come from. The hood can make or break you but I’m happy to be from it. Shit builds character, morals, and knowledge that schools can’t teach. Shout out Providence, Rhode Island 401!!!
@@FLOWLIKEO2 from South side to Miami, bounced outta Prov in 07. Growing up there was good, I just outgrew the city, in order to make the moves I need to make I had to bounce.
Im a chicago baby but I swear I love NY!! Some of the most genuine and respectful people ive ever met!! I was all thru these hoods last year when I was out there.. they respected me and showed me crazy love.. I LOVE NY.. Respect to these brothers 🙏🏾
I love NY’ers too… my pops was from Queens, but im LA/San Diego born and raised… only thing about New Yorkers that fucked me up, that “ suck my dick” shit
I used to live in Coney Island and I had cousins that live in Brownsville. These guys are telling the truth about what goes Brownsville. I was only allowed in certain project buildings only because my cousins lived there.
I used to work as a social worker and out of all of nyc Brownsville was the most respectful. Thank you for All the love and respect. I always felt safe even after having to work there late nights. I looked to the back front and sides daily but I always was safe. Never any disrespect in fact they were so respectful. I hope you all get what you deserve and pray for.
"Lets all get money - Get money, and take care of your family and responsibilities" - 5:32 - My Man! Speak that truth - the brother speaking at 5:38 is ON POINT!! SPEAK IT LOUDLY. Wow, respect to you
Just the way bro was talking to Hoodvlogs, introducing hoodvlogs to his homies and all that shows how respectful he is and how solid bro is! Respect to him and Brownsville, NY!
Nah he got called out at one point for living in a house and coming up more privileged than others. He didn’t grow up in the projects. He just hung out there and went back to his cozy home at night.
@@youtubeadministration1059 coming up yea he was soft im not gonna lie… but i guess he wanted to be about that life and became about it… you never know
This shit solid. I love how they brought all 5 together & love seeing my black Brother's uplifting the youth and bringin old heads together all the same. This shit give me alot of hope for our generation (80-90) together for a better purpose and growth as people man. ❤️ this shit wholesome fr. Love it. We the grown folks now in our communities & love seeing ya'll promoting love & come ups all around. Super dope. 🙏
I did a lot of work around these communities and i have to say- even as a white boy- there was much love- all that racism jazz only exists in the news- whenever i could i would help the kids out- teach them things in my trade and even used to pay them to do things like help me carry things, if they wanted to wash my van- ive given them money to start selling waters and learn the value of making money- i loved the kids and they showed love back- its amazing the positive you can bring out in the youth when you make them feel important and learn the values of making a living through work instead of getting into trouble- they used to brag to me about how many waters they sold or when they could buy their mom something for mothersday because they made money- and i never felt so humbled. the hoods have their bad moments- but we all people just trying to make a better life- lack of opportunity is destructive- I APPLAUD THESE GUYS FOR LOOKING OUT FOR THE KIDS- GODBLESS AND AMEN!
Respect to your comment fr bro! People that hate on this, don't understand what it's like to live life like these dudes, to survive in a place where they live. You have to live it to understand it.
One thing I noticed while working for housing, brownville was a community. A community with unspoken rules. I treated all tenants with respect and I recieved the same.
I am a 60 year old white guy. I would come into this area in the 80's at night with a friend of mine K.K. from East New York. It was a humbling. K.K. had the connections in the area. Mike Tyson was in his prime. People would party all night long during the summer. I was accepted because I was with K.K. I enjoy watching this type of content. It brings back memories. It is also part of an amazing culture!
Gangsters always talk positivity whilst perpetuating a cycle of violence. A man is his actions not his words. It's fascinating to watch because in their mind they think they are justified in all of their negative actions. Awesome video and captivating content as usual.
All this talk about positivity is a front. Sad that most of these ppl in the comments fall for it too easily. The few of us know what truly happens behind the scenes
I love seeing stories told of what goes on in different Brooklyn neighbourhoods. This one has so much soul and spirit to it. Props on this, they gave such a dope tour of their surroundings.
@@navyshyts yea cause a project in the middle of Brooklyn is giving out there location. He not playing when he said not anyone can just walk into Brownsville pz
@@jadennewton264 that’s cap 😂 hipsters walking all around brooklyn it ain’t Cali nigha where U can’t go in to certain neighborhoods 😂 and where certain hats and colors
@@jadennewton264 see that’s bullshit , I’m from nyc the Bronx my G, I ain’t no gangsta I’ve been in Brownsville and that shit is softer then babe shit.
Grew up in Van Dyke projects as a kid , I live in Atlanta now . I’m from 383 Lavonia Ave a van dyke project building . It’s crazy because if you are from these projects while watching this video , it’s like looking at home from another perspective . Forever love Brownsville !❤️🤞🏾
I just came back from NYC from Canada. Straight up I can say you have one of the best cultures in your city. This video symbolizes it. Even in the hood, ya'll working together and that's not happening in a lot of places in the world. So much good from working together with the other blocks. Biggest thing I noticed, is everyone is in their own bubble in NYC. But when you stop to interact with ANYONE, yall are honestly the nicest people. Hood, richer areas, central park.... Night, day. Everyone doing their own thing, but whenever I stopped to talk to anyone, yall were suprised as hell, but so damn nice. Honestly, I love your city so much.
Brownsville is built different. 18 different housing projects in a 1 square mile radius which equates to 121 buildings total. Every year consistently leads NYC in highest crime rate.
The best hoodvlogs I’ve seen. A lot of great people in this video. I can understand how people say New York is the greatest city in the world. There is just a vibe about these people.
They got the most influence of other cultures and different people In the whole of United States so people tend to be more clever or more turned on then the rest of the states tend to have more knowledge of what's outside and what they gotta do to succeed and shit
To many pointless beefs and killings over petty shit.Hope the youth and community changes for the better gloves up, guns down. There should be settlement like if dude got problem go do it one on one while old heads watch make sure there ain't no fuckery build together not against each other
Wow I hope these dudes read through comments and see this one. Yall are precious 🙏 may heavens continue to keep ya'll on this side for many many years to come. You should be sooo proud of the dads yall are, may you have the honor to bring meaningful change to your local community that will last for generations 🙏🙏🙏
You know how I know homie ain’t capping ? He admitted he was ass at ball and ain’t no one want to admit that 😂 shoutout to hood vlogs for finding someone solid to speak on his neighborhood . Keep getting yours g 💯
Bruh, I remember I met a fine ass girl in Coney Island. She wanted me to come to her crib. When she told me she was from Brownsville I said hell no. I’m a Harlem dude and if you was around back then then you know harlem and Brooklyn was like water and oil lol. She was from the Tilden houses too. Good ol ny days
I love my city. NYC is the greatest place to be born and raised. BTW, as a former NYCHA employee I can say from straight facts that Queensbridge Houses is the largest project in NYC and in the Country with 96 buildings. It’s so large NYCHA had to split it into two: Queensbridge South and Queensbridge North. ✌🏾
Queensbridge is definitely the largest pjs, but it’s not the only one that’s split into 2 (North & South). Edenwald PJs (The Bronx) is also split that way.
Seen a handful of these hoodvlogs,this definitely one of the better ones I seen,,in the buildings,the rec center,the park,food spot,etc goes everywhere,,keep em like this
As a Brooklyn Triple OG, I'm glad to see the ones with BRAINS are bringing things back to Code. Protect Home Base From Outsiders, Protect Women, Children and Civilians, settle beef like MEN, GET MONEY and BUY property where you live. The Crack Era literally CRACKED the Code. Salute to the Young Gs.
@@moebetta72 dam it’s annoying cuz people will just say anything bullshit Bc your on your phone watching a video and understand this life my family grew up in Brooklyn I was there a couple years and it’s tuff these kids just don’t know man
Thank you for this one HOODVLOGS!!! Finally some REAL ones talking that good talk.. instead of just nonsense and senseless killing.. I guess it really do take age to see the bigger picture.. it def took that for me now I just want to see progress in the hood no more ugly bullshit
I live in NYC in a nicer part of Brooklyn and it is crazy how different things can be just a mile apart. I don’t live too far from Brownsville but it’s definitely a different world.
I've lived in NY pretty much my entire life and I couldn't even imagine growing up in the PJs being exposed to violence on a constant basis. I hope some day our Black people will wake up and realize that we are all responsible for each other. Harming each other does nothing. Fighting and dying over neighborhoods that no one actually has any ownership of is crazy to me. Nonetheless, Brooklyn has always been my second home. I want to see us correct and build each other up. There is SO MUCH more outside of that 4 block radius and I hope they all have a chance to explore it.
2:01 this made me smile. Love how we take care of each other like this but proceed to gun each other down. If we can have a mindset like that for everyone in the community man we can do so much in this world and life. Positive energy only brothas stay safe in that Jungle.
@Bamboo Training lmfao what? you know nothing. The OG’s they talk about protected their neighborhoods from fucked cops and gave back to the hood. The muggers and thieves you taking about were low level nobodies who wanted to make a name
used to work in these areas, brownsville, south bronx, jamaica, harlem, spanish harlem, in the 90's.. never felt unsafe, 2am or whatever, never had any issues.. but going to places like east cleveland, parts of detroit, flint, newark.. those places were rough.. NY hoods never bothered me, poor or rich in NYC we all had some kind of brotherhood and respect.. but once you leave ny.. it's much different
To put this in perspective, Brownsville has the lowest average lifespan of any neighborhood in New York, and the highest infant mortality rate in the city. There are 18 different housing projects in the neighborhood (the most densely concentrated area of public housing in the U.S.). 30% of its residents are high school graduates and only 8% of the population holds a bachelors degree. 28% of the population lives in poverty. I have always been shocked of the conditions of the neighborhood, but its improved a lot from even 10 years ago, but 2020 changed that along with the rest of the city.
This is why dudes have to stop glorifying it like it's cool. I grew up in the hood, but I am not impressed when dudes keep saying legendary this or that. No, what's legendary is you show me something you own on that block other than a pair of Jordans. The hood can shape you mentally and break you mentally. A lot of people don't realize it's another world outside the hood. I used to have that same mentality until I left the hood.
I really admire the strong sense of community we see from these neighbourhoods. It was so lovely and touching to see them proud to share their home with us. Thank you so much for this!!
Thank you for coming to Brownsville my guy. I remember all of this shit (Tilden, Brownsville, Langston Hughes, Marcus Garvey (co-op), Marcus Garvey (NYCHA) BRC, PS41, Rockaway Ave 3 train. The memories
I remember going to school in Brooklyn and speed walking pass Thomas Jefferson HS every day, Shopping on Pitkin Ave staying on point, and going to the PAL to play sports. These vlogs bring back memories the good and the bad ❤
I live in Brooklyn & Brownsville has always been DANGEROUS, but there's plenty of good people that live there. These guys seem to be on the positive now, which is good. Never be ashamed of where you come from.
@@brettguthenberg1872 I'm from U.K, I been into Hip Hop all my life, I want to visit NY and the 5 boroughs and talk Hip Hop but want to know it would be safe to do so!
Such positive vibes. I love Brownsville, my family has lived in L.H. for over 50 years. I have family in Van Dyke too. A very dangerous and deadly neighborhood but I do still visit.
Born and raised in Park Slope, Brooklyn, NY. My neighborhood wasn't dangerous like Brownsville, but I was never allowed to go to Brownsville, Bed Stuy or East NY as a kid and I think that's a testament to what the guy in this video is saying. These are very much "If you not from here, don't come here" type of places. I have family in Brownsville and it seems to have changed a bit since the '90s, but I think Brownsville and South Bronx competes for the most volatile places in NYC for Millenials.
Yep. For some reason people in Brooklyn love to say they will never visit Bronx(my relatives). I live in the Bronx(South). I lived in Bk in the 90s. I both boroughs are not the best
Yeah I was born in East New York in 1990 and grew up scraping and around violence. My moms while family lived in Cypress projects. Most deff you gotta be born in to these places not spots you wanna just stroll in to at all b smh. I used to be playing skully and fighting . Shit other little niggas tried to stab me up in first grade. Shit Friday and you learn fast 👌
Brownsville def up there as one of the more rough neighborhoods in New York, but I got Huntspoint in the Bronx above it. Huntspoint is just a different beast all together, you go there and I swear you taking a time machine back to the 80’s.
Bro stop it man hunts point is not that bad ..I remember it in the 80s 90s and early 2000s those were bad times in HP..I remember in the 80s dudes use to run behind tractor trailers or delivery trucks and force the back open.. one guy would jump in the truck and start pass things out to like 20 guys running behind the truck.. ..then u had the hundreds of prostitutes that walked around at night applying their trade..bro u don't see none of that in hunts point today..u don't even see violence Like that over there ..u will see drug addicts but it's not the wild wild west anymore...
You went to the right people for this max and Milly and Bleezy been thru so much to hell and back and if you don’t know who they are look up their music ‼️ real life work hard grind harder they deserve all the blessings comings their way ‼️thank you Hood vlogs for doing this awhole lot of factors in here
@@vanessatheurbantarotgoddes2192 what?!! You must not love where you came from for you too not understand that that’s their HOME it’s where their heart is at! it’s New York what you expect.
@@vanessatheurbantarotgoddes2192 well miss unfortunately that’s all they know. They’re all products of their own environment. It’s not like they chose this it chose them
It's good to hear these guys want to make more for the next generation coming up. History will keep repeating itself unless someone steps up. And what so many people don't understand is growing up in the projects options are limited. And when you're growing up you look up to people around you and in some places you need protection cause if you're not in you're out. But anyone has the option to take these kids in and set them on the right path early. Governments never gonna try and help so we have to. Respect to this dude. Sounds like he wants to break the cycle.
Love these vlogs, they are misunderstood massively in these area and the media just shows them as people who just kill and rob anyone when that’s clearly not the case when you listen to what they say first hand
Lived on Blake ave for 3 years with my father. The worst 3 years of my life. That whole area is full of hate, jealousy, more hate….I’ve seen some crazy things out there. The last straw was when I ended up getting shot by a “friend”….over jealousy and hate. Haven’t been back.
@@ye23. it still is . He only showed 4 blocks cuz their ain’t no unity in Brownsville frfr. Brownsville is much bigger than those 4 blocks. I’m sure he got a lot of haters out there. I hope they stay safe cuz I know how the Ville is and they all seem like cool cats that’s not trying to start shit but I know how it is out there . Shit comes to you
EVERYTIME I WATCH HOOD VOLGS I FEEL LIKE IT THE SAME STORY EVERY HOOD HAS A STORY TO TELL…THANK YOU HOOD VOLGS FOR DOING ST.Louis, north and south side and EAST Side.
Being Puerto Rican growing up in Brownsville in 80s & 90s was not easy. I was white boy to everyone and earning respect thru time ,basketball and street fighter arcade got me respect. Shout to Rockaway Ave , Atlantic towers, mother Gaston projects. Da ville kept your head in a swivel but there was love deep inside. OGs was a guide
I feel the same living in bedstuy. Once I started doing calisthenics in the park with the old heads I felt like I became more apart of the community. Much respect to all my peoples in the hood in every projects. Keep spreading positivity and protecting the well being of the youth.
These guys know the code, OG in the blood, handle things with fists, no tripping, and if it’s absolutely needed they’ll pull the strap. Rather build the community than help destroy it
This was real dope shout out to them guys, I’m from the Bronx but never really knew about Brownsville, heard about it but never really experienced it like this, real dope, glad to see the love and respect there guys have towards each other and the whole Hood. Great job on the Vlog my guy 🔥🔥🔥
It’s ridiculous right now bruh, hopefully it gets better but I feel like 2022 about to be one of the Wildest summers how crime’s statistics 📈 looking right now.
I swear on everything i love that if i ever come into money ima open up as many youth centers and places where teens/young adults can go to hang out... This way they can keep their minds off the streets... To many Elites took these places away and its makes me sick... Us low income people need to stick together no matter what race we are... Us sticking together is what the Elites fear... Much Respect to all of these guys in this Video... Keep ya heads up...
@@Mutatedchromosomes333NY gun laws been like this for hundred of years, go somewhere else if you don't like it, to one your irrelevant states.. NYPD would put a foot in anyone azz who thinks they can come over here and try any foolish.. Try coming to East New York or South Bronx, see if you don't get touch..
Haven’t missed a hoodvlog in idk how long but this one got it frfr. Not prompting no dumb shit them other places be on and thats how it should be. Love from east Flatbush yall doing Brooklyn proud ✊🏾
These young men are genuine and care for each other and their community. I wish them well, health and safety. I would wanna hang with them for a day....this my favorite hoodvlog...god bless them.
If you know, you know. NY street history minute by minute, this is how it is and was. Mad respect to all crews, hard rocks, gods, and OGs alive and dead. This life not only saved me but made me realize I needed to do more for myself. Nothing else compares to the streets of NY. Nothing.
You need to do more for yourself and surround people who have the best intentions for you. Not ones obligate you to hold a gun. Living the street life in any hood will only leave you in jail, prison, and if you lucky just pain from all the lost ones.
I was born in DC in 1971 & grew up in the DMV & a lot of my boys growing were from the NYC/NJ area & Brownsville was notorious when I was growing up ….I really hope that one day the young men in these circumstances put the guns down…just start with that & the rest will come
It's amazing how people coming from the roughest spots got the best vibes. These dudes laugh and joke even though they're gentrified and aware that they came out of the gutter. You have priviliged people crying and telling sob stories as if they had it rough, having never seen poverty.
I see more people respectfully pulling up their mask when they get close to someone than I see anywhere around me in my very safe suburb lol I stayed a week in brownsville at an air bnb when I had to go to a convention in NYC... I had no idea how rough it was over there, but the people are insanely nice, I went outside a smoked up the locals playing spanish music out the car cause I couldn't sleep. Passed them some of that RI medical smoke and had them running inside for munchies in 20 minutes! Great people out there, super approachable. Felt more dangerous in the day time then the night time for some reason, great vibes at night everyone is just chilling outside
@@jomo7002 yup, people that grew up having everythimg given to them, with all the opportunity in the world whining about how they're being bullied, hudged or discriminated and often it's their choices and decisions that put them in those positions. I'm not saying that those are not real struggles, they are and everyone goes through that in their lifetime. Growing up in a low income household is something no kid should go through. All the ba that brings, settling for lesser, seeing you parents stress, the feeling of guilt, feeling you have to do something to help as a kid and the anger it causes. My dad has been working all his life, never had much to show for it. He instilled a work ethic into me, I've been working shitty jobs since 14 and you kinda develop this sence of low self worth. Now I'm finally financially stable and I'm thankful to my dad, but it hurts to say that his way wasn't the best one.
I learned just recently when you put God first and obey his teachings and laws God will give you what you need and more, money Fame and Fortune will not bring you happiness
@@Paretozen I was homeless twice in my life I got covid almost died but I never lost faith in our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ I remember the book of Job he was plagued with sickness disease but he never lost faith in God
Im California bred through and through. I got that shit blasted on both my arms but I love NY cats. I love their style, lingo, swag, all of that. 😂 Most of all I love when they say "You heard!"
Love how they casually walked off from they man’s losing it over his name dropped on camera. They know he bout to flash so they just move on like yeahh it’s another day 🥱🥱🤣
Big up to the young team for making a difference or even trying to make some kind of success and a place for all the people who live in the near by hoods to not have beef with the whole community, think as you roll bro it's important for the future generations your kids, kids ,you feel me guys respect from scotty from Scotland y'all
Shout out to the homie that reminded the other homie about when he snuffed him in front of the Rec Center!…. I missed the times when you could have a fight with your worse enemy and next thing you know that’s your homie now. These days a simple fight turns into a homicide. So to put it in perspective. We killing our best friends out here. This was one of the best hood vlogs so far. Brownsville is dangerous AF but there is also a lot of love out there…..
Killing your best friend essentially ... couldn’t have put it better ! So much animosity out there. Be safe g ! Thanks for putting it in perspective . Hopefully it don’t go over too many of these youngins heads !
You ain't lying. Even if you was holding, hand yo shit to your homie, then knuckle up. Continue the next day or become cool. Fair ones are a thing of the past.
I remember when i was younger i was shook to go to brownsville… im from bed stuy. Dudes use to invite me to a house party in the PJs and i was like helllll naaahhh 😂
No matter which hood you’re from, don’t forget, we’re all here to make this world a better place. Do your part. Raise your vibration. Spread good energy.
Facts . Don’t be the problem
i wish i had this mindset i actually do
@@Xannyphantom905 its Caucasians in hoods. Shit I was born, raised, worked and still live in that same hood I grew up in. Shit shorty might be an inner city, urban, type, who read books on energies, probably collect crystals and shit like that.
@@TheFKD24 Yeah i know there's gully caucasians from like NY, Philly, Midwest, etc. It's still weird when a white female acts all into this kinda stuff. Especially if it's the peace and love type of people.
Cringe
I survived East NY projects. We last lived at Brownsville before my sister died. I remember the first day we move into the project apartment a guy was shot in the elevator right before we entered it with our furniture. Crazy memories yet Brownsville was about surviving and family. Loyalty and respect. We lived in East NY - Pitkin, Atlantic Ave, and Mother Gaston. Glad to see that previous rivals are now communicating. Anyone that survive living at any of the East NY Projects can make it in any city / hood. After being in the streets of East NY, Bedsty, Crown Heights, and Flatbush I give God thanks for taking me out of the street. After my sister died, I decided to go to college...then I joined the Air Force and that was the best decision I made that changed my life. Respect and thanks for this video.
Rest In Peace to your sister..She's protecting you..Thank you for your service 🙏🏽 ❤️.... You have family still there? Or visited back?
У тебя была тяжелая жизнь.
A shame. These people merely terrorize themselves and keep each other down.
@@Dweeble233 , My other one, these people are just criminals, they have a place in prison, they are psychos.
My other one, these people are just criminals, they have a place in prison, they are psychos.
" i lost hoop dreams cause i was trash!" realest shit i heard lmao
Same here not trash but no left 😫😂
I respect him for keeping it real lol
😂😂😂
Its common line
I live and grew up in the BRONX. It is a very dangerous neighborhood 😳 everyday there is a robbery and someone getting shot or cut. I see whats going on here and now that I am older I wish I would have stayed in school, got a education and got myself out of this hood. Our youth need to understand that a really good education is your ticket out of any hood.
Why not get an education and make the hood a better place?
The Bronx is a boro, not a neighborhood. Which area of the Bronx are you from?
@@R49_Complete Fordham road/ 183rd Jerome Ave
Im grew up on Burnside in the BX, but I know the whole city. Brownsville in BK is very dangerous, along with 183rd and 138th in the bx, and west brighton, stapleton, and new brighton is staten. Im on the West Coast now where its really retarded no cap.
@@inkfromthebrain I still live 1 train stop from Burnside. I am at 183 st. I grew up here. Trying to leave here soon. It's wild out here.
This dude literally a hood historian. Love seeing people so invested in where they come from. The hood can make or break you but I’m happy to be from it. Shit builds character, morals, and knowledge that schools can’t teach. Shout out Providence, Rhode Island 401!!!
Shout outs to you too brotha straight outta manton💯
@@FLOWLIKEO2 from South side to Miami, bounced outta Prov in 07. Growing up there was good, I just outgrew the city, in order to make the moves I need to make I had to bounce.
And they own none of the shit. Drooling over the white mans sidewalk
What investment they doing nothing but you know what so how is that progress get to work
@@88ntilWhy assume that if you didn't even ask a single one of em whether they own a section
Im a chicago baby but I swear I love NY!! Some of the most genuine and respectful people ive ever met!! I was all thru these hoods last year when I was out there.. they respected me and showed me crazy love.. I LOVE NY.. Respect to these brothers 🙏🏾
Ny loves the chi too fammo basically the same struggle...and same hustle..
@@unclejitz Word, we New Yorkers always rock with music from CHI!!
I love NY’ers too… my pops was from Queens, but im LA/San Diego born and raised… only thing about New Yorkers that fucked me up, that “ suck my dick” shit
Thank u.N we love the chi too
Go Awff Cook Co. 👏🎊 ♥️🗽
I used to live in Coney Island and I had cousins that live in Brownsville. These guys are telling the truth about what goes Brownsville. I was only allowed in certain project buildings only because my cousins lived there.
I see that can you explain what happened at 9:40 😂😂😂 this thing gotta stop
C I in the BUILDING
@@albertcallwood5478 what does that mean did you see what happened at 9:40 it’s funny how they living man 😪
Ya, i cant walk into random apartment buildings without the owners either. Need a FOB
Satan has blinded many people into thinking money Fame and Fortune will give happiness but it's not true only Jesus Christ can do that
Nice to see people looking out for each other and not promoting violence and drugs.
Very refreshing to see a positive vlog. NY respect.
I used to work as a social worker and out of all of nyc Brownsville was the most respectful. Thank you for All the love and respect. I always felt safe even after having to work there late nights. I looked to the back front and sides daily but I always was safe. Never any disrespect in fact they were so respectful. I hope you all get what you deserve and pray for.
That 🍒 cherry with the Yankees jacket has never been to Cook County. Chitown.
I agree I was a child welfare professional most respectful people.
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"Lets all get money - Get money, and take care of your family and responsibilities" - 5:32 - My Man! Speak that truth - the brother speaking at 5:38 is ON POINT!! SPEAK IT LOUDLY. Wow, respect to you
Facts
prior to that he was all with killing mfs that had beef...
More importantly get the women in check but yall simp don't know that aspect yet
Yeah, lets sell drugs and continue to poison our communities
Let's get money translated- let's rob kill people ruin innocent lives and everyone around us
Just the way bro was talking to Hoodvlogs, introducing hoodvlogs to his homies and all that shows how respectful he is and how solid bro is! Respect to him and Brownsville, NY!
Nah he got called out at one point for living in a house and coming up more privileged than others. He didn’t grow up in the projects. He just hung out there and went back to his cozy home at night.
How?
@@youtubeadministration1059 coming up yea he was soft im not gonna lie… but i guess he wanted to be about that life and became about it… you never know
@@youtubeadministration1059 damn
@@youtubeadministration1059 yea nowhere in Brownsville is one considered privileged 😂
This shit solid. I love how they brought all 5 together & love seeing my black Brother's uplifting the youth and bringin old heads together all the same. This shit give me alot of hope for our generation (80-90) together for a better purpose and growth as people man. ❤️ this shit wholesome fr. Love it. We the grown folks now in our communities & love seeing ya'll promoting love & come ups all around. Super dope. 🙏
I did a lot of work around these communities and i have to say- even as a white boy- there was much love- all that racism jazz only exists in the news- whenever i could i would help the kids out- teach them things in my trade and even used to pay them to do things like help me carry things, if they wanted to wash my van- ive given them money to start selling waters and learn the value of making money- i loved the kids and they showed love back- its amazing the positive you can bring out in the youth when you make them feel important and learn the values of making a living through work instead of getting into trouble- they used to brag to me about how many waters they sold or when they could buy their mom something for mothersday because they made money- and i never felt so humbled. the hoods have their bad moments- but we all people just trying to make a better life- lack of opportunity is destructive- I APPLAUD THESE GUYS FOR LOOKING OUT FOR THE KIDS- GODBLESS AND AMEN!
“All that racism jazz” nah what 💀
I no not all white people is racist. Most positive towards us. Is just us black peoples having to move on from the past so we can heal and move up..
I love the respect to the lady on the bench. That's old law right there.
Exactly
“if we get rich, she get rich”
Materno-matriarchy
God look after his good soldiers
At least these guys this time are actually speaking some truth and not just glorifying the violence and bragging about how tough they are.
That's how 90% of gangs talk.but action different
This isn’t the bronx 😭we don’t really try to act tuff shit don’t mean nun
Deep down inside we all want to get tf out the hood.
Bkuz it’s New York nikka we keep it a nikk real talk
@@metroproductions2705 bronx don’t akt tuff we handle business and mind our business
Dude knows his history. Much respect for you. Enlightening , Acknowledging. Dude should be a Tour guide frfr
did he mention Decepts and LoLives?...i ain't watching this bullshit...if he didn't, he ain't old enough to have a history to speak on
I am 49. I left when I was 13. I would never return there. It's really wild😂😊
I have respect for guys like this. They don’t promote violence but they stand up for themselves.
They the ones rapping and shooting though. They live what they rap about
That's not what u respect hommie
@@trz678y You would know right? As you sit behind a screen in the RUclips comment section doing nothing like the rest of us.
Respect to your comment fr bro! People that hate on this, don't understand what it's like to live life like these dudes, to survive in a place where they live. You have to live it to understand it.
Lol they might not promote it but as soon as the cameras are off and night comes it’s the same guys who will rob people or shoot them in the street.
Born and raised in Brooklyn.. Been to Brownsville once. It's a entire different type of energy.
That's you in your profile picture
One thing I noticed while working for housing, brownville was a community. A community with unspoken rules. I treated all tenants with respect and I recieved the same.
I am a 60 year old white guy. I would come into this area in the 80's at night with a friend of mine K.K. from East New York. It was a humbling. K.K. had the connections in the area. Mike Tyson was in his prime. People would party all night long during the summer. I was accepted because I was with K.K. I enjoy watching this type of content. It brings back memories. It is also part of an amazing culture!
Wow I wish you could roll back the tape for us.
Gangsters always talk positivity whilst perpetuating a cycle of violence. A man is his actions not his words. It's fascinating to watch because in their mind they think they are justified in all of their negative actions. Awesome video and captivating content as usual.
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boohoo tell that to pigs doing the same thing
Well said bro, somebody needs to get this message through to them
They sounded too confident. Prolly grimey as hell off camera.
All this talk about positivity is a front. Sad that most of these ppl in the comments fall for it too easily. The few of us know what truly happens behind the scenes
I love seeing stories told of what goes on in different Brooklyn neighbourhoods. This one has so much soul and spirit to it. Props on this, they gave such a dope tour of their surroundings.
Loool9oo
Umm this is actually stupid. Giving up there locations 🤷🏽 very smart and the smartest thing to post on social media lmaooo
@@navyshyts yea cause a project in the middle of Brooklyn is giving out there location. He not playing when he said not anyone can just walk into Brownsville pz
@@jadennewton264 that’s cap 😂 hipsters walking all around brooklyn it ain’t Cali nigha where U can’t go in to certain neighborhoods 😂 and where certain hats and colors
@@jadennewton264 see that’s bullshit , I’m from nyc the Bronx my G, I ain’t no gangsta I’ve been in Brownsville and that shit is softer then babe shit.
Grew up in Van Dyke projects as a kid , I live in Atlanta now . I’m from 383 Lavonia Ave a van dyke project building . It’s crazy because if you are from these projects while watching this video , it’s like looking at home from another perspective . Forever love Brownsville !❤️🤞🏾
How long you been living in atlanta?
Yes very much I walk thru Vandykes from 3 train to Seftlow from school had a bestie in Vandykes Marcus Ward RIP.
Augusta GA NOW
Saratoga here🦾🖤
@@babyboneg8679 do you know smooth da hustler? Lol
I just came back from NYC from Canada. Straight up I can say you have one of the best cultures in your city. This video symbolizes it. Even in the hood, ya'll working together and that's not happening in a lot of places in the world. So much good from working together with the other blocks.
Biggest thing I noticed, is everyone is in their own bubble in NYC. But when you stop to interact with ANYONE, yall are honestly the nicest people. Hood, richer areas, central park.... Night, day. Everyone doing their own thing, but whenever I stopped to talk to anyone, yall were suprised as hell, but so damn nice. Honestly, I love your city so much.
You just said "yall working together" than a few sentences later said "everyone is in their own bubble"
" Brownsville never ran never will "
Brownsville all day the belly of the beast
Scott FreezeHard ❄️ The coldest in the Game 💪💪
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Home sweet Home
Scott!
Brownsville is built different. 18 different housing projects in a 1 square mile radius which equates to 121 buildings total. Every year consistently leads NYC in highest crime rate.
It's crazy in Brooklyn It's crazy in The Bronx. All over NYC has been wilding. Facts!
@@ChariotManGaming85 thats a fact i feel like its been real crazy lately
@@bebomata7093 Yup.. I'm in the Bronx now Lol.
That crazy how they stack us up on top of each other, and let us be as wild as we want
Canarsie too
The best hoodvlogs I’ve seen. A lot of great people in this video. I can understand how people say New York is the greatest city in the world. There is just a vibe about these people.
They got the most influence of other cultures and different people In the whole of United States so people tend to be more clever or more turned on then the rest of the states tend to have more knowledge of what's outside and what they gotta do to succeed and shit
To many pointless beefs and killings over petty shit.Hope the youth and community changes for the better gloves up, guns down. There should be settlement like if dude got problem go do it one on one while old heads watch make sure there ain't no fuckery build together not against each other
I remember when if the person started pointless beefs everyone in town old days they got their ass beat by the elders and checked everyday
Nyc definitely have a different vibe I think The diversity has a lot to do with it and that why so many people out of state mess with us
Da Ville 🔥🔥
Wow I hope these dudes read through comments and see this one. Yall are precious 🙏 may heavens continue to keep ya'll on this side for many many years to come. You should be sooo proud of the dads yall are, may you have the honor to bring meaningful change to your local community that will last for generations 🙏🙏🙏
“You see that cigarette butt right there, legendary. That piece of gum on the ground…..legendary.”
Lol
It’s like he just learned that word that day 🤣
🤣
Waste
I wondered if he could spell legendary 😂😂
You know how I know homie ain’t capping ? He admitted he was ass at ball and ain’t no one want to admit that 😂 shoutout to hood vlogs for finding someone solid to speak on his neighborhood . Keep getting yours g 💯
U from Philly?
@@hereforthecomments_tv yea
Bruh, I remember I met a fine ass girl in Coney Island. She wanted me to come to her crib. When she told me she was from Brownsville I said hell no. I’m a Harlem dude and if you was around back then then you know harlem and Brooklyn was like water and oil lol. She was from the Tilden houses too. Good ol ny days
Damn, I feel you. Wanna crush, but not in Brownsville or Bed Stuy during that time!
@@felipepineda1585 definitely lol
Ya really went through it 😭 respect to ya
Respect from Queens. Spread love, support and positivity. We all one, NYC loveee.
I love my city. NYC is the greatest place to be born and raised. BTW, as a former NYCHA employee I can say from straight facts that Queensbridge Houses is the largest project in NYC and in the Country with 96 buildings. It’s so large NYCHA had to split it into two: Queensbridge South and Queensbridge North. ✌🏾
Queensbridge is definitely the largest pjs, but it’s not the only one that’s split into 2 (North & South). Edenwald PJs (The Bronx) is also split that way.
Don’t forget Red Hook 🪝 either they got two sides as well East and West
is Nas from north or south houses ?
@@bxboro4662 like the pj's the TV cartoon with Eddie Murphy
Seen a handful of these hoodvlogs,this definitely one of the better ones I seen,,in the buildings,the rec center,the park,food spot,etc goes everywhere,,keep em like this
As a Brooklyn Triple OG, I'm glad to see the ones with BRAINS are bringing things back to Code. Protect Home Base From Outsiders, Protect Women, Children and Civilians, settle beef like MEN, GET MONEY and BUY property where you live. The Crack Era literally CRACKED the Code. Salute to the Young Gs.
You aint no OOOG
@@yute7184 It's ok young buck. You need attention. I get it. Had to be rough for you growing up without a father or mentor.
@@moebetta72 dam it’s annoying cuz people will just say anything bullshit Bc your on your phone watching a video and understand this life my family grew up in Brooklyn I was there a couple years and it’s tuff these kids just don’t know man
@BLACK LOVE this my undercover account I got a gaming account if u wanna check it out
@BLACK LOVE All caps and still makes no sense. Lay off the drugs, son.
These dudes seem more genuine than most people I’ve met that had what they needed.
Thank you for this one HOODVLOGS!!! Finally some REAL ones talking that good talk.. instead of just nonsense and senseless killing.. I guess it really do take age to see the bigger picture.. it def took that for me now I just want to see progress in the hood no more ugly bullshit
Facts!!!
@@thawwtpoettt salute my brother 💯
I'm born in the Stuy and raised in Crown Heights. It's good seeing real dudes narrate about home. I miss Brooklyn!!!!
I live in NYC in a nicer part of Brooklyn and it is crazy how different things can be just a mile apart. I don’t live too far from Brownsville but it’s definitely a different world.
what part do you stay. any good towns you know of in Brooklyn? I would like to move soom
So true. Most of brooklyn is safe and calm. Brownsville and East NY are pretty much the only ghetto places left
NY is the place to be
@@Khrissymilan Most of Brooklyn is safe , many sides are expensive like Manhattan (Park Slope, Bayridge, Williamsburg)
its not that bad.. if you not in the life u wont get bothered, maybe robbed once if you got something ppl want like dre breats when they were poppin.
I've lived in NY pretty much my entire life and I couldn't even imagine growing up in the PJs being exposed to violence on a constant basis. I hope some day our Black people will wake up and realize that we are all responsible for each other. Harming each other does nothing. Fighting and dying over neighborhoods that no one actually has any ownership of is crazy to me. Nonetheless, Brooklyn has always been my second home. I want to see us correct and build each other up. There is SO MUCH more outside of that 4 block radius and I hope they all have a chance to explore it.
2:01 this made me smile. Love how we take care of each other like this but proceed to gun each other down. If we can have a mindset like that for everyone in the community man we can do so much in this world and life. Positive energy only brothas stay safe in that Jungle.
Mental prisoners.
I feel like NYC is the only place where they pay homage to the OG’s. Respectfully
We allways do
It’s a Must
Respect ya elders world wide . Tighten the code
*Yeahh... unlike in California smh*
@Bamboo Training lmfao what? you know nothing. The OG’s they talk about protected their neighborhoods from fucked cops and gave back to the hood. The muggers and thieves you taking about were low level nobodies who wanted to make a name
This man really made Brownsville's history shine bright
used to work in these areas, brownsville, south bronx, jamaica, harlem, spanish harlem, in the 90's.. never felt unsafe, 2am or whatever, never had any issues.. but going to places like east cleveland, parts of detroit, flint, newark.. those places were rough.. NY hoods never bothered me, poor or rich in NYC we all had some kind of brotherhood and respect.. but once you leave ny.. it's much different
To put this in perspective, Brownsville has the lowest average lifespan of any neighborhood in New York, and the highest infant mortality rate in the city. There are 18 different housing projects in the neighborhood (the most densely concentrated area of public housing in the U.S.). 30% of its residents are high school graduates and only 8% of the population holds a bachelors degree. 28% of the population lives in poverty. I have always been shocked of the conditions of the neighborhood, but its improved a lot from even 10 years ago, but 2020 changed that along with the rest of the city.
That's true
Bing bong
This is why dudes have to stop glorifying it like it's cool. I grew up in the hood, but I am not impressed when dudes keep saying legendary this or that. No, what's legendary is you show me something you own on that block other than a pair of Jordans. The hood can shape you mentally and break you mentally. A lot of people don't realize it's another world outside the hood. I used to have that same mentality until I left the hood.
@@enzigenes gotta appreciate the stories and the memories
@@atibavvdaze3726 you actually don’t
I really admire the strong sense of community we see from these neighbourhoods. It was so lovely and touching to see them proud to share their home with us. Thank you so much for this!!
Respect and appreciation goes a long way in tha hood! As a matter of fact, anywhere! Great comment! 💯
Heartwarming fr
I hope this is sarcasm
Community should also include active parenting.
Notification gang we here love these New York vlogs brother 🙏🏽
LoL! … you love NY? Why? For what? … You B’ ish!
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@@yo3rdtier128 the style the food and projects look tight as hell
@Yo! 3rdtier you nyhatin lames be going out sad😆
I really enjoyed this! These guys are special. I wish them well.
Brooklyn has the most masculine men you will ever see. Their energy is unmatched. ❤️❤️❤️
You never been down south to a place like Mississippi or Bama then.
Lol
@@TheSublimeLifestyle I agree I'm from NY and definitely met very masculine men from miss and bama
I love dat NY shit lol
Right in Brooklyn, the men were very stoic and you can't read their faces
Thank you for coming to Brownsville my guy. I remember all of this shit (Tilden, Brownsville, Langston Hughes, Marcus Garvey (co-op), Marcus Garvey (NYCHA) BRC, PS41, Rockaway Ave 3 train. The memories
Yes. These Men need to encourage the younger males to live a better life. I'm glad their living their tales to teach
Never seen this documentary until today. I'm born and raised in Mott Haven, now living in Philly. Much love for NYC and its people✌🏿
I remember going to school in Brooklyn and speed walking pass Thomas Jefferson HS every day, Shopping on Pitkin Ave staying on point, and going to the PAL to play sports. These vlogs bring back memories the good and the bad ❤
Pitkin ave for back to school shopping 😂😂 damn this bring back memories
Come fight me
I live in Brooklyn & Brownsville has always been DANGEROUS, but there's plenty of good people that live there.
These guys seem to be on the positive now, which is good.
Never be ashamed of where you come from.
Just wondering if I come over to the America would it be safe to come as I'm white and from Australia
Plenty of good folk all over New York. Realist folk I ever knew. Respect fam. 1
@@brettguthenberg1872 I'm from U.K, I been into Hip Hop all my life, I want to visit NY and the 5 boroughs and talk Hip Hop but want to know it would be safe to do so!
Such positive vibes. I love Brownsville, my family has lived in L.H. for over 50 years. I have family in Van Dyke too. A very dangerous and deadly neighborhood but I do still visit.
Born and raised in Park Slope, Brooklyn, NY. My neighborhood wasn't dangerous like Brownsville, but I was never allowed to go to Brownsville, Bed Stuy or East NY as a kid and I think that's a testament to what the guy in this video is saying. These are very much "If you not from here, don't come here" type of places. I have family in Brownsville and it seems to have changed a bit since the '90s, but I think Brownsville and South Bronx competes for the most volatile places in NYC for Millenials.
Yep. For some reason people in Brooklyn love to say they will never visit Bronx(my relatives). I live in the Bronx(South). I lived in Bk in the 90s. I both boroughs are not the best
Yeah I was born in East New York in 1990 and grew up scraping and around violence. My moms while family lived in Cypress projects. Most deff you gotta be born in to these places not spots you wanna just stroll in to at all b smh. I used to be playing skully and fighting . Shit other little niggas tried to stab me up in first grade. Shit Friday and you learn fast 👌
Griddy *
The Bronx in the Building Uptown (Kingsbridge) 194th & Valentine 🍎🗽
Was refreshing to hear the brother say "dads over deadbeats" 💯 They're learning. Painfully slowly but they're learning.
Brownsville def up there as one of the more rough neighborhoods in New York, but I got Huntspoint in the Bronx above it. Huntspoint is just a different beast all together, you go there and I swear you taking a time machine back to the 80’s.
Right between Seneca n garrison ifykyk
Bro stop it man hunts point is not that bad ..I remember it in the 80s 90s and early 2000s those were bad times in HP..I remember in the 80s dudes use to run behind tractor trailers or delivery trucks and force the back open.. one guy would jump in the truck and start pass things out to like 20 guys running behind the truck.. ..then u had the hundreds of prostitutes that walked around at night applying their trade..bro u don't see none of that in hunts point today..u don't even see violence Like that over there ..u will see drug addicts but it's not the wild wild west anymore...
Yea the Bronx is the worst that's why i don't ever go there....
@@quanbrooklynkid7776 the south bx down at the bottoms ..
Hunts point just big industrial area nowadays nothing to see there
You went to the right people for this max and Milly and Bleezy been thru so much to hell and back and if you don’t know who they are look up their music ‼️ real life work hard grind harder they deserve all the blessings comings their way ‼️thank you Hood vlogs for doing this awhole lot of factors in here
Yea and they still in the same spot smh...the need to grow
@@vanessatheurbantarotgoddes2192 what?!! You must not love where you came from for you too not understand that that’s their HOME it’s where their heart is at! it’s New York what you expect.
@@A.fordbey.99 I expect them to move beyond what they know and don't even know where I'm from🙄
@@vanessatheurbantarotgoddes2192 well miss unfortunately that’s all they know. They’re all products of their own environment. It’s not like they chose this it chose them
@@A.fordbey.99 excuses...many of them can move they just choose not to
Coming from Cape Town,I would like to experience this type of of energy myself in New York ,nothing but respect and positivity man !
This is how you do the vlogs! This is how u show off your city! I love this!!!!!💪🏽🤞🏽❤️❤️
Daddies over dead beats I respect it respectively..💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
i respect this vlog bro never made it about being tuff just reminiscing and showing love
It's good to hear these guys want to make more for the next generation coming up. History will keep repeating itself unless someone steps up. And what so many people don't understand is growing up in the projects options are limited. And when you're growing up you look up to people around you and in some places you need protection cause if you're not in you're out. But anyone has the option to take these kids in and set them on the right path early. Governments never gonna try and help so we have to. Respect to this dude. Sounds like he wants to break the cycle.
Love these vlogs, they are misunderstood massively in these area and the media just shows them as people who just kill and rob anyone when that’s clearly not the case when you listen to what they say first hand
Não muda o fato de eles matarem e roubarem qualquer um
Thanks for taking the time to educate us on Brownsville. Appreciate your stories!
Lived on Blake ave for 3 years with my father. The worst 3 years of my life. That whole area is full of hate, jealousy, more hate….I’ve seen some crazy things out there. The last straw was when I ended up getting shot by a “friend”….over jealousy and hate. Haven’t been back.
Damn bruh!!🤦🏾♂️
🙏🏽😔😥
The way mike tyson talks about growing up in brownsville in the 70s sounds like hell
@@ye23. it still is . He only showed 4 blocks cuz their ain’t no unity in Brownsville frfr. Brownsville is much bigger than those 4 blocks. I’m sure he got a lot of haters out there. I hope they stay safe cuz I know how the Ville is and they all seem like cool cats that’s not trying to start shit but I know how it is out there . Shit comes to you
@@benjamintribe4652 my ex lived on Pennsylvania & blake and it was a MESSSSSS !!
EVERYTIME I WATCH HOOD VOLGS I FEEL LIKE IT THE SAME STORY EVERY HOOD HAS A STORY TO TELL…THANK YOU HOOD VOLGS FOR DOING ST.Louis, north and south side and EAST Side.
That whole taking care of their kids is a mando thing in their hood, shows these are real solid dudes. God bless Brownsville, from Los Angeles, Ca.
Not good when fathers who not the best example of men raise their sons to be just like them
@@commenthere3505 exactly
@@commenthere3505 nah man I give credit to where it’s due. Regardless, they’re there for their kids
Lmao that’s what fathers are supposed to do, man you people sound like kids tbh
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Being Puerto Rican growing up in Brownsville in 80s & 90s was not easy. I was white boy to everyone and earning respect thru time ,basketball and street fighter arcade got me respect. Shout to Rockaway Ave , Atlantic towers, mother Gaston projects. Da ville kept your head in a swivel but there was love deep inside. OGs was a guide
Damn u KNOW son ain't lying he say ball and street fighter at the arcade got him his respect, git it how u livin kidd.
It's sad that violence gets you respect no matter where you're from.
@@KBdotHAQ it ain't sad. It's nature. Only the strong survive
I feel the same living in bedstuy. Once I started doing calisthenics in the park with the old heads I felt like I became more apart of the community. Much respect to all my peoples in the hood in every projects. Keep spreading positivity and protecting the well being of the youth.
@@Javiertorres-k10 nah its kinda like racism but i respect he held himself
I love the history that the brothers in the videos give about the communities 💯
Thank you always for sharing. This is a gift to the internet. Bless you and everyone in your videos.
These guys know the code, OG in the blood, handle things with fists, no tripping, and if it’s absolutely needed they’ll pull the strap. Rather build the community than help destroy it
@Bamboo Training 🤡
This was real dope shout out to them guys, I’m from the Bronx but never really knew about Brownsville, heard about it but never really experienced it like this, real dope, glad to see the love and respect there guys have towards each other and the whole Hood. Great job on the Vlog my guy 🔥🔥🔥
Bronx a wild place right now
It’s ridiculous right now bruh, hopefully it gets better but I feel like 2022 about to be one of the Wildest summers how crime’s statistics 📈 looking right now.
New York dudes R the coolest coast to coast… They give love to those who came before them and it keeps rolling… Respect
So glad these brothas are still in there hood NYC. Bring back old NYC hip hop again
I'm from the south but I love 90s, early 2000s NYC hip hop, when NYC hip hop was on top, every region in hip hop made great music, salute to NYC
Boom Bap - Original Rap!
The underground hip hop scene has a strong boom bap scene wit Roc Marciano , Rome Streetz , Willie the kid , the god Fahim and griselda
It does give the early 2000s NY rap vibe and I love it. It's good seeing that's still out there unlike how most rappers are today.
I swear on everything i love that if i ever come into money ima open up as many youth centers and places where teens/young adults can go to hang out... This way they can keep their minds off the streets... To many Elites took these places away and its makes me sick... Us low income people need to stick together no matter what race we are... Us sticking together is what the Elites fear... Much Respect to all of these guys in this Video... Keep ya heads up...
I have the same wishes and goals.
All top 5 donors of Biden, Hillary, etc are all ✡
I plan to do the same.
I've lived in NY for 20 years and BEST believe this man when he said that hood is dangerous. DO NOT GO
Imma go
I can attest !
Word, being from New York. Certain areas we never went to.... I never set foot in BX FOH
BS y’all gun laws to strict for one. 2 y’all police are very strict. NY doesn’t even make the highest murder list anymore.
@@Mutatedchromosomes333NY gun laws been like this for hundred of years, go somewhere else if you don't like it, to one your irrelevant states.. NYPD would put a foot in anyone azz who thinks they can come over here and try any foolish.. Try coming to East New York or South Bronx, see if you don't get touch..
"I don't ever get my taxes done there" had me dying
What are they gonna do a 1099 for slinging drugs? Get a job !
Love That Y'all Make it a priority to take care of your Children!
But in real life they don’t that’s sad 😞
When you take care of your kids you dont allow them to living government housing
That’s what they are supposed to do. That’s not special
Being born and raised in old Brooklyn. This is so refreshing. I miss home everyday.
Haven’t missed a hoodvlog in idk how long but this one got it frfr. Not prompting no dumb shit them other places be on and thats how it should be. Love from east Flatbush yall doing Brooklyn proud ✊🏾
These young men are genuine and care for each other and their community. I wish them well, health and safety. I would wanna hang with them for a day....this my favorite hoodvlog...god bless them.
"When we get rich she get rich."
It's about 5 famous Woo's out there and she still seated on that chair foh🤣🤣🤣
Ong 😭
your thinking about the Woo from canarasie and East flatbush This is Brownsville Wooo’s and they are broke compared to the woo
If you know, you know. NY street history minute by minute, this is how it is and was. Mad respect to all crews, hard rocks, gods, and OGs alive and dead. This life not only saved me but made me realize I needed to do more for myself. Nothing else compares to the streets of NY. Nothing.
You need to do more for yourself and surround people who have the best intentions for you. Not ones obligate you to hold a gun. Living the street life in any hood will only leave you in jail, prison, and if you lucky just pain from all the lost ones.
Amen You are so right thank God I was born in raised in the NYC !ONE !
How come you you support the red army g
"This life not only saved me". This lifestyle can kill you. If you were never in it you wouldn't need saving...
Crips bloods gds Latin kings ms13 surenos are not NYC history
This is one of the best Hoodvlogs I've seen in awhile.
I was born in DC in 1971 & grew up in the DMV & a lot of my boys growing were from the NYC/NJ area & Brownsville was notorious when I was growing up ….I really hope that one day the young men in these circumstances put the guns down…just start with that & the rest will come
It's amazing how people coming from the roughest spots got the best vibes. These dudes laugh and joke even though they're gentrified and aware that they came out of the gutter. You have priviliged people crying and telling sob stories as if they had it rough, having never seen poverty.
They might have the best vibes amongst each other. If u lookin lost and on their block that’s a diff story for u
Thank you
I see more people respectfully pulling up their mask when they get close to someone than I see anywhere around me in my very safe suburb lol
I stayed a week in brownsville at an air bnb when I had to go to a convention in NYC... I had no idea how rough it was over there, but the people are insanely nice, I went outside a smoked up the locals playing spanish music out the car cause I couldn't sleep. Passed them some of that RI medical smoke and had them running inside for munchies in 20 minutes! Great people out there, super approachable. Felt more dangerous in the day time then the night time for some reason, great vibes at night everyone is just chilling outside
The privileged have to create problems to whine about you seenit happening with certain groups
@@jomo7002 yup, people that grew up having everythimg given to them, with all the opportunity in the world whining about how they're being bullied, hudged or discriminated and often it's their choices and decisions that put them in those positions. I'm not saying that those are not real struggles, they are and everyone goes through that in their lifetime. Growing up in a low income household is something no kid should go through. All the ba that brings, settling for lesser, seeing you parents stress, the feeling of guilt, feeling you have to do something to help as a kid and the anger it causes. My dad has been working all his life, never had much to show for it. He instilled a work ethic into me, I've been working shitty jobs since 14 and you kinda develop this sence of low self worth. Now I'm finally financially stable and I'm thankful to my dad, but it hurts to say that his way wasn't the best one.
“When get rich, she get rich”
The realest shit that could ever be said…
That alone earns my respect for these Brothaz ✊🏾
#RespectDaElders
😂😂😂😂😂 u all lazy as hell
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I learned just recently when you put God first and obey his teachings and laws God will give you what you need and more, money Fame and Fortune will not bring you happiness
@@bekimcolaku5258 you gotta eat tho right? Can't live on French fries alone
@@Paretozen I was homeless twice in my life I got covid almost died but I never lost faith in our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ I remember the book of Job he was plagued with sickness disease but he never lost faith in God
Big ups NY. I'm a Philly dude but met dudes from NY that were in Philly and was mad real. Been up NY several times and dudes were cool asF.
illadelphia💪
These dudes got real love for their people! I’m from jersey but I got nothing but love and respect for my Brownsville niggas
real new yorkers know the beef patty w coco bread n cheese & pepperoni hits diff😭
True.. Very True
Im California bred through and through. I got that shit blasted on both my arms but I love NY cats. I love their style, lingo, swag, all of that. 😂
Most of all I love when they say "You heard!"
Go have a baby with them then
Don't lie. The east coast know you dudes don't fw us.
New York and LA are opposites. I love LA. ❤️
@@Xannyphantom905 That's my personal opinion it ain't about what you talking about...
@@mqproductions What ain't about what? I just stated a fact. The west has beef with NY and the whole north except Canada.
Love how they casually walked off from they man’s losing it over his name dropped on camera. They know he bout to flash so they just move on like yeahh it’s another day 🥱🥱🤣
damn
Big up to the young team for making a difference or even trying to make some kind of success and a place for all the people who live in the near by hoods to not have beef with the whole community, think as you roll bro it's important for the future generations your kids, kids ,you feel me guys respect from scotty from Scotland y'all
Shout out to the homie that reminded the other homie about when he snuffed him in front of the Rec Center!…. I missed the times when you could have a fight with your worse enemy and next thing you know that’s your homie now. These days a simple fight turns into a homicide. So to put it in perspective. We killing our best friends out here. This was one of the best hood vlogs so far. Brownsville is dangerous AF but there is also a lot of love out there…..
Killing your best friend essentially ... couldn’t have put it better ! So much animosity out there. Be safe g ! Thanks for putting it in perspective . Hopefully it don’t go over too many of these youngins heads !
You ain't lying. Even if you was holding, hand yo shit to your homie, then knuckle up. Continue the next day or become cool. Fair ones are a thing of the past.
24:55 I didn't even see them pay for their food wtf
@Ultra GotHeat facts….smh
@Ultra GotHeat paid in full!
I remember when i was younger i was shook to go to brownsville… im from bed stuy. Dudes use to invite me to a house party in the PJs and i was like helllll naaahhh 😂
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Word I born and raised in Brooklyn but I would not play with brownsville u got to be on point wen u go out there 😍
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“When we get rich, she get rich” thats love
And you believe that
@@tomp1428 🤣🤣🤣
@@tomp1428 you asking me like I know em personally
I worked in Vandyke Houses for 4 years and this part of Brownsville is definitely ground zero, straight hood ghetto.
Very well articulated interview. Made me feel like I lived there. Well done to the cats speaking.