That's super cool! Pinning your comment for visibility. Go check out Miguel's channel y'all, it's always great to see more RUclips creators in Montreal! 🙌 ruclips.net/channel/UCveMDIQvEBJTiuLz7Kkwb-Q
This is montreal idea: talk to people on their balconies. I also just arrived here from Winnipeg and I love seeing people chilling on their balconies. That's not really something that happens in Winnipeg! People just enjoy life here
"I hope I can inspire you, not by giving you all the answers, but by showing you that you can find your own." Thank you Dan for showing me what life is like on the other side. I am saving enough money that hopefully, in less than 2 years I will be in Montreal, and if I see you on the streets I will shake your hand.
Amazing video, thanks for interviewing me! I now know much more about the Tam Tam! The flow of your video + the originality of your reflections are very refreshing! Keep up the amazing work! 🙏🏽
I was born and raised in Montreal . I now live in Vancouver . The tam tams have been there since I known. It was a ritual to go a couple of Sundays every summer , usually on my way with friends for brunch in Mile End . Keep up the good work from a guy originally from western NDG. 👍
Hi Dan. I love the Tam Tam's too. The first thing I was brought to do, when I moved to Montreal, 20 years ago, (in the middle of the night) one night, was to climb the mountain at midnight, not on the path, but up the side, in the dirt and rocks. That was an experience. Then on Sunday was the Tam Tam's. What I found that was interesting, that yes, there are smaller drum circles, but at some point, someone in the main circle starts a beat, and then everyone around the circle follows in, and you get that swelling of sound from all sides, because everyone with a drum is following the leader for a time, then the dancing begins, and it just goes on and on. It's been a long time since I've been up there myself. If you climb the mountain in the daylight, on part of the path, there is a huge rock. and a clearing, facing the Big O from Above over the Tam Tam site, that looks out. That is my favorite spot on the mountain side.
*Dan,* *You have a delightful way of focusing us on different aspects of life in Montreal. Except for the pandemic, did you know that in addition to the city's residents, Montreal receives 11 million tourists annually? There are two general categories of people: the pessimists and the optimists. Optimists tend to live longer and you are well on your way to living a very long life with flashes of admiration in your eyes. Continue to amaze us. After all, we are human!* 😋🙂🙃🤪😜👍
I'm 62 years old. I went to the tam-tams when I was in my late teens so at the end of the 1970s and it was already existing for a certain amount of years. I don't think it's possible to pin point THE first year but I wouldn't be surprised it was somewhere during the 1960s, maybe around the Expo that took place in 1967. It was the vibe at the time...
Brings back memories from the 90s when I used to spend some time there. Seems like the tam-tam is a bubble in the 'space-time continuum' as it seems after 30 there's nothing that has changed. I could compared with pictures from then and there wouldn't be any difference (well, there's one, weed used to be illegal then). We used to bring a few clients from the west coast, or new employees from the US (was working in the 3d animation special fx software industry) to make them discover how cool was Montreal. Keep up the good vibe on those videos, what you are doing is great.
Montreal is my favorite city to visit. But with the pandemic and travel restrictions I haven't been able to so your videos are awesome to me! Thank you so much!
I'm here for a dose of nostalgia for the city I left my heart in. I went to Concordia from 2003-2009 and it was some of the best times in my life. Suggestion: Go deeper into the arts scene. The spoken word poetry scene. The grafitti and street art scene. It's an endless well of culture and creation. Soak up every moment of being there. You'll remember it forever. Blessings on your path! You are doing a great job of capturing MTL's realness. Thanks for your efforts.
haha - you hear lots of people saying "I could never leave." The only way I managed to leave every time I've been back is to be slightly inebriated so I don't feel the pain of leaving. How crazy. Now I live in Melbourne, Australia which is also a great place but there is NO PLACE ON EARTH LIKE MTL.
I loved how you started the video "I have nothing better to do in a sunday than sit alone in the park and talk to my camera" and then you got in the middle of all the gossips of the two drum circles origins. Hahah. This video was special. Thanks, Dan!
In terms of purpose, Tam-Tams used to be rather more political before cannabis was legalized. Effectively, the 4/20 celebrations you used to see once a year in other Canadian cities were a weekly occurence at Tam-Tams. Thousands of people dancing, communing, and protesting (for the legalization of cannabis, but also against police brutality or racism, and, on a broader level, against conformism), every summer Sunday, in the most peaceful manner known to man. The sheer number of people there at the time (think 10k+) prevented the police from doing anything. They just stayed on the outskirts, with paramedics, in case anyone needed help. I gotta admit, Tam-Tams have died down a little since cannabis was legalized.
If I could hit the Like button twice I'd sure do it because your short doc definitely deserves it. I'll be going to Montreal by the 2S2022 and I'm looking forward to seeing such wonderful summer's Sunday.
I went to Mont Royal the other week with my dad-who's from Montreal-just down the street fr the TamTams it was a really nice, and quite peaceful experience🌈🌈
It seems like everyone has a say in Montreals Tam Tam. It started in 80's as a meeting place for refugees, the area is well known as the Artists gathering and in the 80s, this was the pickup place for French Canadian girls. It all started as a single drum and grew to become the cesspool that it has become. Only Africans used to meet and bring drums, the Hippies join in and OUT went the Rhythm. Used to play Cuban and African style Congas, and once many drummers started clanging, many originals went away, moved to Toronto, and Tam Tam stayed.. Dan I hope to see you somewhere in Montreal/Verdun..
It started way before that ! I'm 62 years old, I went to the tam-tams when I was in my late teens so at the end of the 1970s and it was already existing for a certain amount of years. I don't think it's possible to pin point THE first year, but I wouldn't be surprised it was somewhere during the 1960s.
🐢As A Local Born And Raised In Montreal ("But Live On The West Island") I May or May Not Have Heard About The Tam Tams But However Thanks To You. I've At least Had a Glimpse Of What It's All About Guess Also Another Reason Probably Being Cause I Don't Often Go To That Part of The City Usually So Thanks Again For The Tour of That Part of The City.♏🦂☯👍.
A tam-tam is a type of African drum. I think the Tam Tam on Mount Royal began in the 1980s, but it was well established by the early 90s. They used to put up a sign that said "A. A. A.", I think it stood for Association d'Artistes Autonome" or something like that. The beating of the tam tams always reminded me of a heartbeat. Especially when you were at a certain distance, the beating would begin to resonate. I seem to recall the Tam Tam being more crowded in the 90s, but that may just be an effect of the pandemic. There used to be people all around the concrete area selling trinkets, mainly handmade jewelry and drug paraphernalia. I didn't see anyone selling anything in your video. Also, back in the 90s the Tam Tam were policed by young recruits or student policemen. There would typically be one police car with a pair of real cops, then the student police would patrol on foot. I didn't notice much of a police presence in your video.
One of the things I miss most about Montreal. Tam tans are just a celebration of humanity. Everyone’s welcome. Any socioeconomic status, gender, colour, etc
Here is another expanation of the origin of the tam-am from the Vienna Symphonic Library: "The name tam-tam is derived from the Malaysian word tammittam, an onomatopoeic term for “drum”. Musical metal discs (gongs) originated in China in the 7th century BC. From there they spread to eastern Asia."
I remember when TamTam started in Montreal. In the beginning people think it was cute get to getter and it becomes bigger and bigger and almost every weekend during summer…eventually some people complain about the noise and people see like a gathering of people who has nothing to do and no backyard to chill. Most festivals are sponsored by the city and has security and a well tuned organization …and all the required permits. Except TamTam is just a gathering of people who like, but I think it’s now regulated …Montreal has so much festival that if you don’t like noise and people, you better move to the suburbs. If you think French language is a hot topic…believe me, urban sprawl is another hot topic.
aww your so adorable ! i love it . Iam living in montreal now for 4 years , and i have never been to TamTam yet !! THO i walked the belvedere last sunday, i could hear the tamtams from the top of the Mont-royal and it was great. I will go see the Tamtams closer after seeing your video. :)
Great video, catches perfectly the mood of the event. I first attended Tam Tams 12 years ago, and it was packed and extremely energetic. Unfortunately i went again last month and it was only sparsely attended. Also, the free, relaxed vibe just wasn't there . There was one tall drummer who was super controlling, trying to tell everyone what to do. I'm wondering if the change is just a fluke or if the vibe has permanently changed. After all, this was once a refuge for the weed and alternative culture. Now that weed is legal in montreal, and you can safely smoke it on any street corner, perhaps this may have vacated the purpose of Tam Tams.
Ce "tam-tams", en vrai ca a l'air ... genre, presque ... d'un bail vers la fin des annees 1960; et en fait c'est hyper frais trop, ca 😊...! Une merveilleuse video, **Dan** - comme toujours 💜❤...!!
Je suis née et j'ai grandit a Montréal et j'aime bien ecouté tes vidéos ! Sa me fait voir ma ville avec un nouveau regard :) Im born and raise in Montréal ans i like watching your vidéo ! It make me look at my city with new eyes :)
It's an accurate portrayal of my day when I filmed it. That's all I try to do. I don't research beforehand because I don't want to make a "facts show". I want to show the experience someone has exploring a city. . Thankfully I've got commenters who share more information for those who are interested :)
@@TheNewTravel I believe you have misconstrued my comment. I am simply referring to the statue and who you assumed he was. If no one had corrected you it would leave your viewers with misinformation. This is not to say anything negative about your style of filming and your portrayal of the tam tam days in our city. Similar to how you casually said that the 2 drum circles were perhaps rivals. Nowhere near the truth. Now if you hadn’t come across the guy who explained them your viewers would be left with wrong info.
Où est son nom sur l’acte de la confédération s’il est vraiment un des pères de celle-ci?….où est-ce la version que les fédéralistes essaye de te faire avaler.😉
If you come again India .........you should visit Mathura , vrindavan , and south part of India ......north part of India is cool , south is hot , eastern part have lots of valley's and western part have forts
Sorry but Tam-Tam is the name for the type of drum played in this video. Tambour 🥁 is that thing and a batterie is a set of drums. These are in deed tam-tams, like he said
Been here for 30 years myself and I'm 99% sure those people there today are the same ones I saw 30 years ago ;-).. jokes aside when you get there it's a family BBQ energy (Without the bbq) and now it's not an issue but back then that was the place to smoke weed hahaha.
Montreal best city of canada hands down!! toronto too expensive too American, Vancouver too damn expensive and isolated, no nightlife and of course boring AF
@@TheNewTravel definitely!! Moreover, it's a very cool looking Toca Black Mamba drum! I need to bring it for a test drive outdoors. It's pretty loud. Meanwhile only my neighborhood can "enjoy" it and it's not fair, right? 😋
That was Miguel Raza that you talked with at the tam-tams. He has a RUclips channel that I also follow in Montreal.
That's super cool! Pinning your comment for visibility. Go check out Miguel's channel y'all, it's always great to see more RUclips creators in Montreal! 🙌 ruclips.net/channel/UCveMDIQvEBJTiuLz7Kkwb-Q
@@TheNewTravel Thanks for the support man!! ☺️
@Take Time to Travel Amazing to know that you also follow Dan's work, the RUclips world is a small world! Thank you for the shout out!! 🤩
@@mazamental Si je peux m'y permettre 🤔😄 je voulais dire juste que tu sois en vrai bien charmant, ravissant et archi-sympa quoi, voila` 😊😁💜...!
@@alexysq2660 Oh c’est absolument adorable 😍 Merci pour ces beaux compliments, ça me va droit au coeur!!
This is montreal idea: talk to people on their balconies. I also just arrived here from Winnipeg and I love seeing people chilling on their balconies. That's not really something that happens in Winnipeg! People just enjoy life here
we call it "Balconville"
"Balconville" was there for me during this pandemic. So grateful for my neighbors and our hours of convos from each others balconies!
I fucking loved this video. Moved here 25 years ago next week. Came here to spend a few months, could never leave. This is home.
"I hope I can inspire you, not by giving you all the answers, but by showing you that you can find your own."
Thank you Dan for showing me what life is like on the other side. I am saving enough money that hopefully, in less than 2 years I will be in Montreal, and if I see you on the streets I will shake your hand.
Amazing video, thanks for interviewing me! I now know much more about the Tam Tam! The flow of your video + the originality of your reflections are very refreshing! Keep up the amazing work! 🙏🏽
I was born and raised in Montreal . I now live in Vancouver . The tam tams have been there since I known. It was a ritual to go a couple of Sundays every summer , usually on my way with friends for brunch in Mile End . Keep up the good work from a guy originally from western NDG. 👍
Hi Dan. I love the Tam Tam's too. The first thing I was brought to do, when I moved to Montreal, 20 years ago, (in the middle of the night) one night, was to climb the mountain at midnight, not on the path, but up the side, in the dirt and rocks. That was an experience. Then on Sunday was the Tam Tam's. What I found that was interesting, that yes, there are smaller drum circles, but at some point, someone in the main circle starts a beat, and then everyone around the circle follows in, and you get that swelling of sound from all sides, because everyone with a drum is following the leader for a time, then the dancing begins, and it just goes on and on. It's been a long time since I've been up there myself. If you climb the mountain in the daylight, on part of the path, there is a huge rock. and a clearing, facing the Big O from Above over the Tam Tam site, that looks out. That is my favorite spot on the mountain side.
*Dan,*
*You have a delightful way of focusing us on different aspects of life in Montreal. Except for the pandemic, did you know that in addition to the city's residents, Montreal receives 11 million tourists annually? There are two general categories of people: the pessimists and the optimists. Optimists tend to live longer and you are well on your way to living a very long life with flashes of admiration in your eyes. Continue to amaze us. After all, we are human!* 😋🙂🙃🤪😜👍
Merci Guy. Hope my videos reach some tourists when they return!
I'm 62 years old. I went to the tam-tams when I was in my late teens so at the end of the 1970s and it was already existing for a certain amount of years.
I don't think it's possible to pin point THE first year but I wouldn't be surprised it was somewhere during the 1960s, maybe around the Expo that took place in 1967. It was the vibe at the time...
You should consider to meet a producer (maybe the Quebec governmen) to make a documentary about Mtl. Thank you for all the great filming.
Would love to connect with anyone interested in such a project.
Brings back memories from the 90s when I used to spend some time there. Seems like the tam-tam is a bubble in the 'space-time continuum' as it seems after 30 there's nothing that has changed. I could compared with pictures from then and there wouldn't be any difference (well, there's one, weed used to be illegal then).
We used to bring a few clients from the west coast, or new employees from the US (was working in the 3d animation special fx software industry) to make them discover how cool was Montreal.
Keep up the good vibe on those videos, what you are doing is great.
Dan I really admire the way you produce you videos, you are super respectful! love your montreal content
It's not Montreal summer without a trip to Tam Tams! Lovely video Dan!
Montreal is my favorite city to visit. But with the pandemic and travel restrictions I haven't been able to so your videos are awesome to me! Thank you so much!
Why do I have tears...someplace...in every video you do? You are special.
Tam tams officially begins first Sunday in May & ends second Sunday in October, thanksgiving weekend.
"...people get here every Sunday since the 70's, but why": because when weed was illegal, it's always been tolerated on Sundays at the tam-tams!
I'm here for a dose of nostalgia for the city I left my heart in. I went to Concordia from 2003-2009 and it was some of the best times in my life. Suggestion: Go deeper into the arts scene. The spoken word poetry scene. The grafitti and street art scene. It's an endless well of culture and creation. Soak up every moment of being there. You'll remember it forever. Blessings on your path! You are doing a great job of capturing MTL's realness. Thanks for your efforts.
haha - you hear lots of people saying "I could never leave." The only way I managed to leave every time I've been back is to be slightly inebriated so I don't feel the pain of leaving. How crazy. Now I live in Melbourne, Australia which is also a great place but there is NO PLACE ON EARTH LIKE MTL.
@@elledabrow this I agree with!
I loved how you started the video "I have nothing better to do in a sunday than sit alone in the park and talk to my camera" and then you got in the middle of all the gossips of the two drum circles origins. Hahah. This video was special. Thanks, Dan!
In terms of purpose, Tam-Tams used to be rather more political before cannabis was legalized. Effectively, the 4/20 celebrations you used to see once a year in other Canadian cities were a weekly occurence at Tam-Tams. Thousands of people dancing, communing, and protesting (for the legalization of cannabis, but also against police brutality or racism, and, on a broader level, against conformism), every summer Sunday, in the most peaceful manner known to man. The sheer number of people there at the time (think 10k+) prevented the police from doing anything. They just stayed on the outskirts, with paramedics, in case anyone needed help. I gotta admit, Tam-Tams have died down a little since cannabis was legalized.
I love so much your videos about Canada and Montreal, thanks Dan keep going 🐢
Tams Tams are the definition of unity, community, tolerance and acceptance. Everyone is just free to be.
Great video and great gathering for to other members of our city
Tu parles bien Francais ! Continue comme ca 👏💪🏼
Merci Caro
Et l'effort de parler français est vraiment apprécié!
Tu penses juste a ca Caro wow loi 101
@@kbizzo7794 t cool toi. Oui vive le francais et le Quebec libre ;)
Cool vlog. Seeing spontanous themes brings so much aliveness
If I could hit the Like button twice I'd sure do it because your short doc definitely deserves it. I'll be going to Montreal by the 2S2022 and I'm looking forward to seeing such wonderful summer's Sunday.
Thanks so much :)
I went to Mont Royal the other week with my dad-who's from Montreal-just down the street fr the TamTams it was a really nice, and quite peaceful experience🌈🌈
It seems like everyone has a say in Montreals Tam Tam.
It started in 80's as a meeting place for refugees, the area is well known as the Artists gathering and in the 80s, this was the pickup place for French Canadian girls.
It all started as a single drum and grew to become the cesspool that it has become. Only Africans used to meet and bring drums, the Hippies join in and OUT went the Rhythm.
Used to play Cuban and African style Congas, and once many drummers started clanging, many originals went away, moved to Toronto, and Tam Tam stayed..
Dan I hope to see you somewhere in Montreal/Verdun..
It started way before that !
I'm 62 years old, I went to the tam-tams when I was in my late teens so at the end of the 1970s and it was already existing for a certain amount of years.
I don't think it's possible to pin point THE first year, but I wouldn't be surprised it was somewhere during the 1960s.
🐢As A Local Born And Raised In Montreal ("But Live On The West Island") I May or May Not Have Heard About The Tam Tams But However Thanks To You. I've At least Had a Glimpse Of What It's All About Guess Also Another Reason Probably Being Cause I Don't Often Go To That Part of The City Usually So Thanks Again For The Tour of That Part of The City.♏🦂☯👍.
Pourquoi je suis pas surpris…🙄🙄
A tam-tam is a type of African drum. I think the Tam Tam on Mount Royal began in the 1980s, but it was well established by the early 90s. They used to put up a sign that said "A. A. A.", I think it stood for Association d'Artistes Autonome" or something like that. The beating of the tam tams always reminded me of a heartbeat. Especially when you were at a certain distance, the beating would begin to resonate.
I seem to recall the Tam Tam being more crowded in the 90s, but that may just be an effect of the pandemic. There used to be people all around the concrete area selling trinkets, mainly handmade jewelry and drug paraphernalia. I didn't see anyone selling anything in your video.
Also, back in the 90s the Tam Tam were policed by young recruits or student policemen. There would typically be one police car with a pair of real cops, then the student police would patrol on foot. I didn't notice much of a police presence in your video.
One of the things I miss most about Montreal. Tam tans are just a celebration of humanity. Everyone’s welcome. Any socioeconomic status, gender, colour, etc
Similar to the Drum Circle parties at the beach in Vancouver.
Sunset Beach in the summertime... great spot to be 😎
Jean-Paul by his accent is definetely from the French West Indies ( Guadeloupe, Martinique , french Guyana etc)
He said he is from France.
@@mariakoufalis1487 Yes . These Islands still belong to France . But not Mainland France ( France métropolitaine )
Here is another expanation of the origin of the tam-am from the Vienna Symphonic Library:
"The name tam-tam is derived from the Malaysian word tammittam, an onomatopoeic term for “drum”. Musical metal discs (gongs) originated in China in the 7th century BC. From there they spread to eastern Asia."
Lovely bit of context. Thanks April!
I remember when TamTam started in Montreal. In the beginning people think it was cute get to getter and it becomes bigger and bigger and almost every weekend during summer…eventually some people complain about the noise and people see like a gathering of people who has nothing to do and no backyard to chill. Most festivals are sponsored by the city and has security and a well tuned organization …and all the required permits. Except TamTam is just a gathering of people who like, but I think it’s now regulated …Montreal has so much festival that if you don’t like noise and people, you better move to the suburbs. If you think French language is a hot topic…believe me, urban sprawl is another hot topic.
The Tam Tam has changed over the years, but it is always a fun place.
New subscriber of 56 years in Montréal down the street was my high school in the mid 70’s
That is Montreal… Love the city😍
aww your so adorable ! i love it . Iam living in montreal now for 4 years , and i have never been to TamTam yet !! THO i walked the belvedere last sunday, i could hear the tamtams from the top of the Mont-royal and it was great. I will go see the Tamtams closer after seeing your video. :)
Really good video Dan. I really love your new perspective. Living Montreal is a truly unique experience.
Great video, catches perfectly the mood of the event. I first attended Tam Tams 12 years ago, and it was packed and extremely energetic. Unfortunately i went again last month and it was only sparsely attended. Also, the free, relaxed vibe just wasn't there . There was one tall drummer who was super controlling, trying to tell everyone what to do. I'm wondering if the change is just a fluke or if the vibe has permanently changed. After all, this was once a refuge for the weed and alternative culture. Now that weed is legal in montreal, and you can safely smoke it on any street corner, perhaps this may have vacated the purpose of Tam Tams.
Ce "tam-tams", en vrai ca a l'air ... genre, presque ... d'un bail vers la fin des annees 1960; et en fait c'est hyper frais trop, ca 😊...! Une merveilleuse video, **Dan** - comme toujours 💜❤...!!
I live in montreal, i'll look for you and show you around wherever we end up!
I’ve always wondered where exactly they tam happens in the mountain. Now I know. Maybe I can go next year summer!
You totally got the tam tam vibe right. Bravo and thank you!
Appreciate that :) always try to capture the right vibe!
Yes keep doing more things like this! This was great
May 3 to Sep 26, 2021: Sun, noon.
Very interesting video as always. Merci! 🐢🐢🐢
Je suis née et j'ai grandit a Montréal et j'aime bien ecouté tes vidéos ! Sa me fait voir ma ville avec un nouveau regard :)
Im born and raise in Montréal ans i like watching your vidéo ! It make me look at my city with new eyes :)
Sir George -Étienne Cartier was a prime minister of Canada ! Are you Canadian ? 😊
There any many early prime ministers I couldn't name. The New Travel is many things... but it will never be a history channel ;)
@@TheNewTravel . Nobody is perfect.
@@TheNewTravel True indeed, but a quick search would have worked too. You do have viewers worldwide, accuracy is not a bad thing.
It's an accurate portrayal of my day when I filmed it. That's all I try to do. I don't research beforehand because I don't want to make a "facts show". I want to show the experience someone has exploring a city. . Thankfully I've got commenters who share more information for those who are interested :)
@@TheNewTravel I believe you have misconstrued my comment. I am simply referring to the statue and who you assumed he was. If no one had corrected you it would leave your viewers with misinformation. This is not to say anything negative about your style of filming and your portrayal of the tam tam days in our city. Similar to how you casually said that the 2 drum circles were perhaps rivals. Nowhere near the truth. Now if you hadn’t come across the guy who explained them your viewers would be left with wrong info.
Montreal is the best city in the world
Great video
Yeah, it is the Vib..... Love MTL.. Good video...
Sir Georges-Étienne Cartier was Québec’s Father of Confederation and Sir John A. Macdonald’s Québec lieutenant.
Où est son nom sur l’acte de la confédération s’il est vraiment un des pères de celle-ci?….où est-ce la version que les fédéralistes essaye de te faire avaler.😉
Interesting! 😍 Thanks 🙏🏻
Awesome!!
A few decades ago the city tried to regulate the Tam Tams by imposing licenses on the buskers. The outcry was so huge they backed off on the idea.
Ha... What a bad idea. Too much regulation always gets in the way
If you come again India .........you should visit Mathura , vrindavan , and south part of India ......north part of India is cool , south is hot , eastern part have lots of valley's and western part have forts
Tu es adorable et toujours intéressant! I think Montréal got your heart now!! ;o)
Tam-tam is not French for drum. It's would be tambour or batterie. Tam-tam is a slang word that could means drum.
pretty sur it's the name of the African drum
Sorry but Tam-Tam is the name for the type of drum played in this video. Tambour 🥁 is that thing and a batterie is a set of drums.
These are in deed tam-tams, like he said
@@pilote111 It's called djembe.
I thought the word TAM TAM ment the sound it makes when you tap the drum! You know! TAM TAM BOOM BOOM - LOL
Miguel speaks real good English for a French boy.
Cartier was one of the creators of the canadian constitution.
Been here for 30 years myself and I'm 99% sure those people there today are the same ones I saw 30 years ago ;-).. jokes aside when you get there it's a family BBQ energy (Without the bbq) and now it's not an issue but back then that was the place to smoke weed hahaha.
Great video dude! Looking forward to more in the future
My girlfriend in the 80s wanted me to go there, I thought she was a hyppi, maybe I was a hyppi.. lol
Or maybe a Beatnick lol
YOU MENTIONED WHEN THE BORDER OPENS YOU WILL GO TO NEW YORK BUT YOU WENT TO GUATEMALA
i dont know what the rules are, but would love to see you join in on that larping next time, could make for a great youtube video :)
Pre-pamdemic, there would literally be thousands of people!
Yeah I talked to one of the people selling blankets and clothing there and he said it's still not close to the old attendance numbers
Montreal best city of canada hands down!! toronto too expensive too American, Vancouver too damn expensive and isolated, no nightlife and of course boring AF
Wtf lol... The middle age fight. 🤔😸
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Start travelling plz
you are an ENGLISH maybe if you were french you understand that us we do not need an excuse to have fun ,
who needs music when there is war games.... shame
Haha. Seemed to me they were just having fun.
Not the best sample of our population lmao
Complete decadence. Not my cup of tea anyway.
The smaller group is Latin flavored..it was biggggggg fun.
great video! I never been to Tam Tam. Although I have a pretty big djembe at home 😁So ironic. Anyways, I hope to go there some day.
If you own a drum in Montreal you have to visit Tam Tams at least once! I think it's the law or something 😜
@@TheNewTravel definitely!! Moreover, it's a very cool looking Toca Black Mamba drum! I need to bring it for a test drive outdoors. It's pretty loud. Meanwhile only my neighborhood can "enjoy" it and it's not fair, right? 😋
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