Brooklyn's Most Dangerous Hood - Brownsville Project Ghetto Drive Through Part 3
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- Опубликовано: 15 апр 2023
- Our 3rd installment of Brooklyn's Most Dangerous Hood - Brownsville series. We drive along Sutter Ave, Mother Gaston Boulevard, New Lots Avenue, and Pitkin Avenues and pass various housing projects including Seth Low Houses and Howard Avenue. Please check out, like if you like, drop a comment or two and SUBSCRIBE! ENJOY!
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They say this is the worst area in Brooklyn and it still does not look Half as bad as Kensington Pennsylvania
The amount of deadly violence may be worse there and in other parts of Phili than Kensington. Young drug selling teenagers killing each other vs drug addicts killing themselves and stealing.
u think dirty mean violence?get real
@@ZexhoisBackThey never mentioned violence or dirtiness...
I just watched that video. That’s exactly what I was thinking. This looks like heaven compared to Kensington.
@@simeonemalone2922 use your head Kensington is filthy that’s why there saying it looks worse
Thanks for the drive around Brownsville. Lots of people say " It's not where you live, it's how you live". I think they are wrong because... when you come from poverty crime infested neighborhoods...it takes a toll on your health, mindset, spiritual vibrations, definitely affects your social skills but on the other hand...it sharpens your ability to figure people out fast. I tell young people to get out of the projects and bad neighborhoods while they are young because as you get older your chances of getting out are slim to none. I speak from experience...lived in East New York Brooklyn NYCHA from 1972 to 2000. 🙏✌️
Thank you for sharing. Congratulations on success. Thank you for watching!
@@ghettomerica THANK YOU 🙏💯✌️
@@ghettomerica
Si Bob Marley voyait ça il serait bien triste !
Il disait " So much trouble in the World " :
(Bob Marley)
A comment of supreme intelligence
@@BruceWayne-sz3th Yep, I've learnt to figure people out real fast just by their body language alone 😜💯
Certainly not bad compared to, say, Kensington Avenue in Philadelphia. The streets are clean and there's a lot going on.
This place is Beverly Hills compared to that.
New York City has a bigger budget than Philly!
Kensington is all dope heads ... Brownsville is known for gangs shootings and stick up kids
@@D4MI0Nwhy wouldn't it?
I was just about to comment the same thing. Kensington has hood on lock. Brownsville’s issue is there are too many projects to close together but if Bed Sty can gentrify then so can Brownsville.
Sometimes I miss Brooklyn but then when I look at pics and or videos and see those gray skies I then remember why I left. The gray skies mostly all year around is extremely depressing it used to fuck with my mood, Ofcourse when it was nice and sunny out then that's when I would say there is no better city but like I said it's not very often we got sunny days. Ever since I moved to Tampa my energy has improved and mood as well. Nothing like waking up to a bright sunny day, it really does help especially if you are trying to avoid substance abuse. Life out in a sunny state is a different vibe it allows you to wake up super early and feel the sun's energy.
Don't worry grey skies are coming to your neck of the woods real soon you can't run and hide from God
Thanks for the memories. Grew up ENY in the 70's and remembered Pitkin ave as the shopping MECA. Belmont had fruit / veggie vendors in old wooden carts :)
Nice. Must have been cool back then. Thanks for sharing. Thank you for watching.
Yep ...Pitkin Ave was the shopping MECA. It was packed with people and cars and damn good music coming from stores, cars driving by and from the windows of people who lived in the area.💯🙏❤️
Brooklyn mentality way harder than Kensington I ain’t gon hold u💯
I remember when i moved from brick city Newark to ocean hill Brownsville Brooklyn .. And when i went to DMV to get my id change over to my NY address information the lady that was helping me said damn honey you were born in Newark NJ and you moved to Brooklyn NY you went from worst to worst you didn't come nowhere i felt out laughing but she was right
Compared with Kensington street. Looks like a thriving community.
Thank you for showing my old neighborhood of ENY Brooklyn. A lot has changed, all of my OG friends have either passed on or move to Florida, New Jersey and/or Pennsylvania... For me it is California....
You’re welcome and thank you for watching! Stay tuned as we’ll drop more East New York Videos in the future.
Instead buying a plate ticket and a car for a roadtrip I could just lay down and watch your channel 😌
I love your videos because i get to see places that i will never ever see in person 😮
Thanks so much. I appreciate you watching. Please let me know any places you want to see.
@@ghettomericaHow about neighborhoods in New Orleans or Gary, Indiana?
East NY, East Philly, East Detroit, East Baltimore, East NJ, East L.A, East San Diego, East Oakland, Etc, Etc,... 💪 ❤💪✊👊
Why do people like comparing their hoods like its a badge of honor. Poverty is poverty no matter if your from Kennsington Ave or Cabrini Green. LMAO. Some guy from Brooklyn came down here to NM and tried that "I'm from Harlem and this ain't shit". He got his ass kicked by an older man who have lived in the ABQ streets a long time.
So true. Hood is hood. Poverty is poverty.
Some people like wearing shit as a badge of honor I suppose.
@@BloomingdaleTN
Representing your city's okay. As long as you don't run your mouth in another city.
Ive walked in a few hoods but I thought I was hard until I took a Samsung Galaxy to an Apple Store and ran my mouth about Siri. Those nerdy Apple employees told me to kindly leave.
Ok…
It’s stupid as a New Yorker I literally don’t understand why people are being proud of this 🤷♀️
Good job👌🏾👏🏾
Thank you! Thanks for watching!
i come from Oz so i know nought about seth low...why infamous and thanks so much for the drive around. i found it quite interesting
@ 0:47 to your right is 296 Sutter Av in Brownsville houses 3rd floor right side of the taller building was our apt 3C. Soooo Many Memories from my youth to adult hood. Made it out alive from the early 70's to the late 90's.
Sounds so good. What mic are you using?
I was born and raised in brownville I live on union near Sutter rutland it not bad as they say
Places always get more hype than worth. Outsiders looking in. Thanks for watching
NYC is so much better than in the mid 80's. Had so much fun there at the same time as well as a young man.
Guess you gotta say excuse me 20x to get in the corner grocery store 😂
Those housing projects look like multi-story prisons.
It looks nice to me compared to Kensington Pennsylvania
Detroit makes this look like a haven.
Don’t know… I see a lot (like, a lot!) of expensive cars parked around in this ghetto. And not all ‘pimp mobiles’ or ‘drugdealers ‘speed mobiles’. Some green here and there. No boarded up homes and shops. No junkies lying around on the pavement. This is what one would call ‘a nice middle class neighbourhood’ in my country 😂.
Where are you from?
This kind of neighborhood would definitely be called affluent, not "middle class", if you are from a crappy 3rd world country.🤣
Looks better than Kensington in Philly.
This is what we are used to seeing. I'm just ready to leave now but part of me will miss my home
Id still have to say, everywhere I saw on here of New Orleans makes this setting look nice by comparison!
I used to drive a courier van through Brooklyn, JFK, and then out to Long Island. One of my stops was at SUNY Downstate Medical Center in Brooklyn. Every week the same 2 guys would come down to the loading dock to get what I delivered, and then go into the same yarn about them knowing someone from Brownsville that could be my twin. Are you sure you ain't him? I'd laugh and say no you must have me mixed up with some other guy. Every week same story. I don't think they knew how well that I knew all the neighborhoods in the city.
I grew up in ENY. I went to Thomas Jefferson. I lived on Sheffield Ave. From 1960 to 1975. I am a tomahawk for life.
I'm proud to be a New Yorker. Even our ghettos are nice! Compare this to any of your other videos.
I saw a bunch of kids playing on a court. Thats usually a sign that the place is somewhat safe. Place doesnt look too bad imo. Has potential to turn in those places in where people pay much to live.
@@zzzm1k3zzzyup that’s true
What difference from Philadelphia,,,These people are clean and on form,,,The shops are open everybodys well dressed,,If i came to Brooklyn this is what i would want to see
I was about 3 or 4 yo when I lived in a Brownsville tenement bldg about 1949-1951. Not the same today.
Brownsville isnt what it use to be in terms of violence but its still violent. I can count off hand over 20 ppl i knew from the block who was murdered, included my brother
Still waiting for danger - have you ever been to germany last years?
Lots of corner stores!
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Looks dreary
I bet it's a field day for the repo man
The drive through Kensington, Philly on a Friday morning was way more scary. Junkie hood.
I grew up there in the 80s so my sons don't have to today. Suburb life
Homie passed my cousin's building on Blake not going to put them out there tho they names ring tho.
335 Sutter Ave and Stone Ave
The only thing that stood out to me about Brownsville is I didn't see one white face. Other than that, it 'looked' like a clean well kept neighborhood.
What a cool place,,,Should be proud,,,New York is an amazing place
Seems cool! Wanna see a real and dangerous place? Come to visit Rio de Janeiro's favelas.
Id rather not so I could live. New York's crime rates is surprisingly low for a big city, especially when compared to other large metropolises in the Americas
Live in Brooklyn now but from Memphis.. It is NOT THAT BAD in comparison to Memphis!
Yet it doesn't look bad at all compared to other places. Best city in the freaking world :)
Wow, thanks for the video. I've never been to a city and haven't any desire to visit one. Don't understand what makes someone want to live in a city but I'm glad they do. Seems the only thing open are deli's and liquor stores.
I would have to say it is bad compared to my neighborhood, which is right next to Brownsville.
Brownsville Brooklyn is not dangerous or ghetto it's the certain people that make Brownsville Brooklyn dangerously ghetto
Way nicer than Philadelphia
Used to work there in early 90s.........crack needles every where
Having kids they can't afford. STOP DOING IT
Honestly, I thought it would be way worse. We have worse ghettoes in France.
This not what Brownsville looked like in the 50s and 60s. I hear people comment about what do you expect from these people when you come from poverty and crime. They created this. This their doing.
What is up with all these shops selling nails is there a lot of carpenter work to do😂 omg I need to do some work but I don’t have any nails no worries just go down by the Corner
It must be fingernails but same same but different😂
Likely fronts for money laundering
6:24
15:32 look like oblock
Mike Tyson grew up there.
Demographics have a play InThis compared to Kensington I think.
Not gonna lie, I don't really see how this is a dangerous neighborhood. As someone who's lived in places like Hayward, California, to Minneapolis, Minnesota, this just looks like an urban city. Keep to yourself and you're all good. Nothing like zombie apocalypse video you have of Kensington.
Yeah I was about to say the same. Then again i know nothing about what would define a hood/dodgy place other then seeing crackheads littered across the street. Sure there probably is poverty but that doesnt have to be all that scary.
Looks can be deceiving. Don't be fooled. Shootouts happen in broad daylight. Heavy gang activity etc. You definitely better watch ur back in Bville. 😐
Gotta live there to see the danger or come through at night. It's not like how it use to be. I grew up in Brownsville Projects. My brother and at least 10 childhood friends were murdered. All within a 1 mile radius.
Its too many projects across the stress from each other. Put this same set up anywhere and you'll see the same result
Looks like most cities in the UK, especially the outskirts of London
Brownsville looks like Park Ave compared to Kensington PA
But u don't have 300 thousand people in your area
And guns
Little dirty pa rural area don't compare
Brownsville isn't dangerous as long as you stay out the GOT DAMN WAY and MIND YOUR GOT DAMN BUSINESS you're safe. Just a little tip watch your manners and people's body language and the company you keep. I'll feel safer in Brownsville than I would anywhere on God's planet...
Lies!
@Babyboo-qd8wb All my life, I've lived in the Ville and never had 1 altercation. No matter what time I'm getting home, my hand on a stack of Bibles I'm safe 3am or 3pm.
Leave the hood, simple.
Gentrificate deese nutz.
It's nothing to do with the area, the area doesn't know where it is.
Put a Queen in a palace and she'll keep it like a palace. Put a pig in a palace and it'll turn it into a pigsty. Which are you?
Very similar vibe to London
Def cant wait to visit London. Thank you for watching!
Ummm no.
Fakery, just a lot of people .... many locations much worst than this ....
I love black men I wouldn't care if he had kids I would babysit and even be friends with the baby mama.😊😊😊😊😊
K P seems a lot worse on the surface anyways.
It’s not dangerous…
This doesn't even look dangerous 😂😂
why would anyone live in this place
100's of black people just standing around. Nobody on their way to work. Reparation's? I say get a job!
Whoever gave me 2 likes thank you
It's the honest God's truth.😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
“The Projects” such as this, the Chicago Projects and any other mass consolidation of low or no income is the biggest failure of urban design ever invented by Democrat run cities.
The CHA (Chicago Housing Authority) was created in 1937 to own and operate housing built by the federal government's Public Works Administration. In addition to providing affordable housing for low-income families and combating blight, it also provided housing for industry workers during World War II and returning veterans after the war..
A great idea? Since WWII, these complexes have been been a massive source for drugs, guns, crime, prostitution and generational poverty. These ghettos should be dismantled and the people assisted to diverse locations. Decentralize this source of misery.
So you're saying that it's the housing that is the source of all the crime? Not the lack of decent paying jobs, no money going into the community from government and businesses, and lack of opportunity? I'm definitely not against "decentralize this source of misery," but where would they go? Who isn't going to vote down low income housing in their community? Young people who have decent jobs and make decent money can't afford housing, so what are the working poor going to do once you tear down one of the few options available to them?
Looks extremely boring, another reason why i don't want to visit USA and UK in a near future
Check our upcoming Harlem
Video. Harlem is very vibrant and full of life.
Cant compare the uk with the usa.Ok it has some dodgy areas but nothing like America.Theres hardly any guns for a start.
@@michaelkeene4708 Yeah, and UK is more dreadful than USA. USA has life and sushine
Faarrrrr from boring.. life in the city isn’t one smidge of boring
Anyway , it's dangerous for your life, guns, drugs, cops, goverment, unknown places, unknown rules. Definitely not in one person, if i had somebody or someone in US or UK then maybe, but I am more like an Easter Europe person. I think France or Spain will be a border for me for about 5-10 years, but I am looking forward Carribians
I would live there and I'm white. I'm from Chicago so I can handle myself no problem.
FAFO
Keep thinking dat
@@WhatYouWantWhatYouDontWant 16.😂
@@WhatYouWantWhatYouDontWant I'm Chris Hansen. Why don't you take a seat over there?
Bidens USA god bless the queen LOL.
I know, it used to be such a nice, prosperous place before Biden took office three years ago! Crazy what one president can do in three years to a thriving place!
Yea because the president controls everything, fed,state,city & county. Everything that happens, its the president, doin that 👌👍🏼🫠
It was the same long before Biden. Good try though.