Driving Tour Philadelphia’s Cleanest Deadly Hoods In 4K UHD | Olney (Narrated)
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- Olney is a neighborhood in North Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States. It is roughly bounded by Roosevelt Boulevard to the south, Tacony Creek to the east, Godfrey Avenue to the north, and the railroad right-of-way west of Seventh Street to the west.
This is a cleaner neighborhood in Philadelphia but it has a high crime rate.
Olney, Chew Ave, Champlost, 5th Street,
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Dangit! Video ended JUST as you turned on my block! LOL Great nostalgia, though. My school (Lowell), my church (St. Paul's) my friends houses, "The Rec" and of course, 5th Street! That was a way better block back in the 70's. You could find whatever you wanted/needed in those few blocks, (McDonald's; Record stores; Library; clothing stores; Woolworths; Pharmacies; shoe stores; barber shops; PIZZA; deli's; fabric ... you name it, it was probably there!)
We walked to school every day (from 6th and Godfrey to 5th and Nedro), taking the park or going down 5th from Spencer. Many days we stopped at Schenk's bakery for the most delicious donuts EVER! We sled in Fisher's park every winter and for years went to day camp or joined the tennis team there, too.
It was magical growing up there in the 70's. Made the best friends (still have most of them) and made the best, longest lasting memories 💚
Thank you for this trip down memory lane!
Wow that is cool hearing about your childhood. I am always in Olney and this video actually goes down 2 of my friends blocks. You need to watch his other videos. There is so much to see.
Loved reading this
This was an official Philly tour.I dug the narration. I felt like I was on a ride along.
Thank you very much for the positive feedback. Hope you have a nice day.🙏
Thank you for your patience!
I used to live and work in North Philly forever, until I moved to the burbs. Philly is definitely the "City of Neighborhoods". Thanks for the narration of the various home styles and facades. You are very knowledgeable about Philly. Some of the pronunciations of the streets are a little off, though. lol
It's crazy now in the O I move from long beach California to Olney and it's a wild west out here. It looks nice but it's deadly...
It’s most definitely deadly ☠️ in the Olney section of the city. Pretty much Philly is deadly all over like in Chicago
You must have a good reason to be there. I left awhile ago and ended up in So. Cal. Left Cal. and like to visit but I can't get myself to move back to Philly or the area.
That shit don't look nice
@@ericstuart3167 the south side of chicago is bad…
@@blainessster2994 I totally agree with you
It's so crazy how all the homes are stacked so close bet you can get some good free wifi. Lol
thank you very much TOON215 FOR VISITING OLD HOUSE ONE DAY I VISIT OLNEY AGAIN
Thank you for this tour! I grew up in this neighborhood in the 60’s and 70’s. Too much to add, but I so enjoyed your ride thru and seeing how my old stomping grounds look now!
I used to live on 5th and blvd. I do miss the community. You sound like a nice guy bro keep doing what your doing because I can tell you love Philly just like I do. I just wish they could clean it up , Philly would be number 1 if we got our shit together.
I grew up at 5th and Olney in the 90s and my heart is still there!!! I went to Lowell!! Omg u went on widener street! That place on the corner was the candy store we walked to!! You literally stopped right in front of my old boyfriends house!!! :(
Olney was super diverse and crime does not come from minorities moving in… :( it’s the people in power who don’t give a crap about the people who live there! :( then the people who care move out, and the ones who don’t, move in. :(
Thank you for doing this video!
I grew up here in the 90's. My parents were the 1st Hispanic family to move into a predominantly white block. The memories I got from your tour were crazy. Thanks for doing 19120 :)
My first home as a kid was at 5th and Spencer. Another dope video man
Philly tours done right! Thanks.
I lived on the 5900 Hundred Block of 6th Street across from Fisher Park in the 1950s and went to St. Helena's School. I really enjoyed the tour from a real Philadelphian - Great Job!
Wassup I like looking at you because I'm from Philly you make me feel at home thanks my brother
Could you do a tour of Mt. Airy and Chestnut Hill sections of the city? It would be nice to see a local’s prespective. Thank you.
Grew up on West Grange Ave at Mascher. If you had gone straight on Mascher, just two blocks straight ahead...or turned right at Grange...good neighborhood 1959-85. Grandparents lived on Front Street. friends on Hope St. Went to Lowell elementary @ 5th. Nice video. Thanks!
I'm familiar with the ONE & OLNEY shopping center. My mother took me and my sisters there to shop as a child. I been pretty much everywhere in this city.
Thank you for comming through I'm glad you showed the mall and little bit of 5th proud resident..you did a good job..♥️
i really miss living in olney
Dope videos, I love the narration. You should do Diamond street?? That drive will give the viewers a view of the “hood”, temple university, the projects and strawberry mansion houses. It’s a good drive.
I USE TO LIVE ON 602 W Olney Ave and Ashdale street and went to olney High School, I miss those days
U not from Ashdale lol
olney was like going from black and white to technicolor in the wizard o f oz. only problem is the color black was way to destructive
I live on 2nd and duncannon
I lived there years ago, was called Logan. 10th& Olney , 9th & Welles/ Fisher Cousin was principal at Olney High, parents graduated from there
Thank you for bringing back so many memories!
I remember the house was heated by coal. There was a secret floor hatch on the front porch to go to the basement.
The subway terminal was at the end of our street near Fern Rock and the playground was out our back door. Lots of corner properties had businesses in the basement. Gas stations along Olney ave. $.29 a gallon
Philadelphia Baltimore i love u.
never ever compete other american cities like these.
From Pakistan
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philadelphia buildings look exactly like those in Baltimore
That is a nice tour of my old neighborhood I was hoping you would drive around 3rd and fisher that is were i used to live
Great tour! I haven’t seen the old neighborhood in decades! You passed my street Furley St. but it was nice seeing surrounding streets. I moved out in the 70’s before they built The Plaza. You are very good at this, I will be back! 👍😊
PS, I liked & shared!
"MOVED OUT"???CHASED Out or just escaped??
Love this video. I used to ride my to this area when I was 7-10 years old.
Very cool. You drove by many homes, my friends had lived in. Very good narration.
Thanks for the tour! I enjoyed it!
Glad you enjoyed it! Hope you have a blessed day ❤️️
Toon keep grinding I love your videos I like your hustle it inspires me!!!
Thank you very much kind sir. I truly appreciate the support ☄️☄️☄️ have a blessed day ✨🌟
Grew up on the 100 block of chew. I walked to grade school and highschool every day. There wasn’t an alley or driveway that I wouldn’t walk through. You wouldn’t catch me there now unless I had an armored Humvee
yes. all streets had super clean alleys that kids could run straight through on the way home from school ,"although we weren't supposed. to" .they were clean and no trash .now they are mattresses. appliances tons of trash.!! zombie land
I grew up on the 2900 block of sepviva st. and always hung on the 2100 block of letterly....moved outta there in 85. I can only imagine what the old neighborhood is like in 2020...went to Hackett school in them days.
Good positive thoughts and vibes!!!!!☮
Have a wonderful day. Stay warm ❄️☃️☃️☃️🥶🙏🏼
Great tour bro
Thanks for the visit❤️
"Hairdressers to the left of me.. cheesesteak to my right....here I am stuck in the middle with toon"
I graduated from Olney in 1983
I lived there years ago, was called Logan. 10th& Olney , 9th & Welles/ Fisher Cousin was principal at Olney High, parents graduated from there
On Calvert and American st there was a race war with Cambodian and Latin kings around 2003 to 2006
These exaggerations Jay speaks on. Hmmmm
54:30 green awning . my old crib
I lived right near Front and Olney for 16 years in a multi cultural neighborhood. I am as white as snow.
Bitter sweet
See the big truck on chew ave and 2nd there was a crazy shoot out for days
Jay. Please shut up
Dig your vibe.
Thank you sir I appreciate the support. Hope you have a good day 🙏 🙏 🙏
OZONE
thank you Olney was the best in the 1980's 90's
Man that must of been a cool era ❤️❤️❤️✨🙏🏼 thanks for sharing your thoughts have a great day.
Olney wasn’t good in the 90’s, I grow up there, that’s when it start getting bad
@@jfraz1992 sure 2nd and chew before the mall was built. Walk the tracks behind there to board st and up to fox chase.
@TOON215 Hey brother, can you please do a video of of my old neighborhood in North Philly on 21st. & Diamond street. The 33 bus runs on 22nd. street which would eventually take you into Center City Philadelphia. I now live in the Northeast section of the city now. Thank you very much and I’ll be looking forward to seeing you do that video soon.
Sup. Thanks for commenting. I already did that area plenty of times including most recently. It’s at the end of the pound side pop neighborhood tour I did too.
But if you look on my Philadelphia hoods playlist with over 200+ tours you’ll find it there too.
Have a good day ✊🏽
@@TOON215 Thank you very much and I’ll be on your channel looking for those videos
They r called steps and in the 70s there were gang fights. Olney started to change in the late 70s.
That Danny's Wok pretty good, if its still open
Haha that’s cool ...thanks for sharing 😊👋🏽☄️✨✨✨❤️ enjoy your day and stay warm SNOW IS COMING 🥶🥶🥶
Danny Wok’s ain’t never closing as long as they’re chicken wings to cook!! 😂😂😂😂
50:38 I lived in water st and attended finletter school that big building on the left I left Philadelphia after high school went to Europe to study my parents they got sick of the bad neighborhood vibe so they moved to Iowa out in the country no violence no gun violence
Show us Toon downtown Philadelphia.
from Pakistan
Downtown Philadelphia tour comes out tomorrow. It’s on my page called (Philadelphia’s Tourist Attractions) many historical site like the liberty bell, China town and more. Look at my page 😊👍🏼
Those trees are 80 years old in Olney
yes no way are they that developed in just 20 years
I lived in the Olney section more then 30 yrs and it was nice and clean now it looks horrible and dangerous it's worst then North Philly.
Olney is not worst than north, north has way more crime
Can you do east oaklane again
Peace!🤩
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What happened to you going to Front & Duccanon....my alma mater, Olney High School I graduated June 18, 1964? Did it get torn down my brother?
they have a web site and google images
Calvert is my block
Nicee
Is the neighborhood still considered dangerous
people are murdered .robbed and raped in the rich neighborhoods such as center city or Rittenhouse square .its the people .not the neighborhood
AYEEE MY HOOD
What areas outside of CC have only 3-4 story row homes ?
west Philly. most parts of the city have them .philly has no doubt 10,000 different style houses.
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Wassup y’all, I moved to philly from nyc. People here cool but a bit on edge. North east isn’t bad if u move right. Don’t hang around. Wish the so called leaders stepped up but too busy being closed minded.
I grew up in that Neighbourhood in the seventies It was gorgeous but got chased out by you know the element And As far As the cleanliness of the NeighbourhoodI hate to say it but the brothers throw trash out the window I'm in mayfair now and the Chinese took over and it went from a nice clean Caucasian nearhood to a crappy trashy neighbourhood overnight now gotta run from here
Tabor rd not good either
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We need to hook up and do a ride along I'm trying to build my channel filming philly .
Thanks for stopping by to leave a comment. I appreciate it. As to meeting up I’ll have to pass on that my friend. I’m somewhat of a introvert unless I get contracted for a gig. Especially with the social distancing required right now I’m not looking forward to being locked in a car with anyone lol. I actually had 4 other people comment that on a few of my most recent videos. Not that they wanted to start a channel but that they wanted to pick me up and me to show them around and narrate. I pretty much told them the same thing. I’ll pass...
However feel free to start your RUclips channel. Takes 5 minutes to start one using a email account and all you need is a camera. The rest is history. ❤️🙏🏼 I wish you much luck on your endeavors. If you need any reference I have over 1000 videos on my channel and over 200 of them are tours covering all sections of the city.
Go for it buddy. Many blessings to you and yours. ✊🏽⭐️🥶☃️
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If it’s clean and it’s a hood that means that it’s being gentrified, being from DC I would know that.
Insane and illegal to have a 2 year old on quad, plus no helmet shit!!
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