New York City’s Red Light District Walk: Roosevelt Avenue Queens NYC
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- Опубликовано: 19 авг 2023
- New York City’s Red Light District Walk: Roosevelt Avenue Queens NYC (August 19, 2023)
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Roosevelt Avenue is main thoroughfares in the New York City boroughs of Queens. Roosevelt Avenue begins at 48th Street and Queens Boulevard in the neighborhood of Sunnyside. Roosevelt Avenue goes through Woodside, Jackson Heights, Elmhurst, Corona, Flushing Meadows-Corona Park (adjacent to Citi Field) and Flushing. In Flushing, Roosevelt Avenue ends at 156th Street and Northern Boulevard. Roosevelt Avenue is well known for its diversity of cultural representation, ranging from Indian to Latin American, while in the 2020s, Downtown Flushing is undergoing rapid gentrification by Chinese transnational entities. More than three hundred languages are spoken along the street, and the neighborhoods it passes through are described as the most ethnically diverse in the world. [Source: Wikipedia]
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Queens sure has changed It has become a hybrid of Tijuana and Bangkok mixed together.
😂😂😂
Lol bang 🐓
Has turned into a crappy mexican city. 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🎯
😂
You Basically summarized Queens.
Love how there's an actual fish market there next to metaphorical ones
hello ladies said the blind man
I used to visit my grandmother and her sister as a kid in the summers. It was the early, mid 70's. Exact area. I remember walking around with them, shopping the street markets, eating at various pizza places, riding around with my brother on my Schwinn bike, banana seat and all. Summer of Sam, we weren't out after nightfall until after he was caught. I saw a few celebrities too. Disco Era, there were the nightclubs blasting disco music, Italians with their polyester suits, and gold chains, dress shoes, in the middle of the day, just like a scene out of Saturday night fever. So many memories. Grateful I got to see it during that Era.
Which celebrity you saw Lidia. Do you still go to this place to revive memories?
You saw Travolta Disco shoes in the store ?. 😆✌️
Thanks for the story. Sounds amazing. Part of me wishes I was around for that. Born in 88.
Memories are all that's left unless major changes are made.
I wish I could have seen NYC before the bankruptcy on the 1970’s and 80’s
Parts of it look like the infamous Recto avenue area in Manila. Insane! Real life beats media depictions any day of the week. I wish most people in most medium-developed economies countries like here (the Philippines), India, China and Mexico see this vid so they finally realise life is literally the same everywhere and developed places are only developed for the privileged. "The grass is always greener"until you get there. high wages almost always means high bills and higher rent.
I grew up in the 50's...and during and after the late 60's...everything started to go CRAP !...GUESS WHY..! ...Read Real HISTORY..
Ever seen the movie Taxi Driver ? @@remingtonsteel5945
agree with you....parts of this video looks very similar to the dodgy streets of Manila......never been to the US...but this is a real eye opener......real life in the real streets of NYC
All the signs of human trafficking and modern day slavery are along this street. The women are turning their backs for a reason and have likely been coerced to be where they are now. We need to do better.
Can't use a run down street in NYC as a representation of the US. You will never find a place like this in a nicer and safer state such as Utah or Idaho. The US is massive.
I would choose seeing this kind of street rather then the Kensington St. in Pennsylvania. That place is beyond sad.
I was going to say the same thing...
People need to get out of their comfort zone. They only know their neighborhood and are clueless about what happens outside of their place.
Watched vids, I can't imagine how those people cope, beyong sad...😔
Philadelphia
Haven't been to Roosevelt Ave for so many years , its unrecognizable
Better than down town San Francisco. No homeless tents and fentanyl addicts.
Yea, that's what I'm saying... Is just crowded...
nothings worse than Kensington
Right. I see some issues, but it looks way better than SF right now. Maybe Denver, too.
I had no idea queens was like somewhere in Columbia. Eye opening, thank you for the walk.
Ehh, only this part of Queens. If you keep walking with the street numbers going up, Roosevelt Avenue eventually becomes like Little Korea. If you keep walking with the street numbers going down, Roosevelt Avenue becomes more like Little Pakistan/India/Bangladesh.
Astoria, Steinway Street/25th-28th Avenue, you will think you are in Egypt or Lebanon or Morocco.
Colombia not Columbia
Why does everybody keep saying this .Colombia doesn't even look this bad this is more like mexico or central america
It wasn't like that until illegals started to come , now that area looks like a 3rd world country 😒😒😒😒
This video only covers the Jackson Heights section of 77th Street - 93rd Street along Roosevelt Avenue, which is heavily Latino (Colombian, Mexican). To the west, the 74th Street area of Jackson Heights is known as Little India, and further west, Sunnyside/Woodside was historically 80% Irish but is now 30% white, 30% Asian, 30% Hispanic. To the east, North Corona is primarily residential and Latino. Further east is Shea Stadium (New York Mets) and the Arthur Ashe Stadium (U.S. Open). On the other side of Shea Stadium/Arthur Ashe Stadium is a large Chinatown in Flushing centered around Main Street (~139th Street) and Roosevelt Avenue. Roosevelt Avenue ends in Murray Hill where it meets Northern Blvd at 156th Street. Murray Hill has a high concentration of Korean restaurants and there are Korean stores along Northern Blvd extending further eastward to Auburndale, Bayside, and Douglaston neighborhoods.
I grew up on Warren St off Junction Blvd and Roosevelt ave in Elmhurst in the 1960s. Your video brought back
many fond memories of this neighborhood. The area was very different in those days. The streets did not have
all the food and merchandise on the side walks that it has now. I think the cost of living has become so expensive
that these people are just trying to survive. Our old house that we sold in Elmhurst for less than 30,000 is now
selling for over 1,000,000.
This is New York City ??? It Looks like Manila City or Mexico ! Third World heeee !
I had friends in warren st , I grew up in junction blvd and 45 th st , in the late 70s and 80s , around the 90s it started to get really bad with the illegals , I move to Long Island
It's expensive because the Chinese have been buying all the real estate in Corona and Flushing and using it as investment properties.
@@martinalarcon3108 the only illegals are the YT europeans who crossed an entire ocean illegally 😂
youre a racist@@passi4453
I lived in Mexico City for three years. When I walked a couple of blocks in Queens NY I felt no difference.
Reminds me 100% of Mexico City.
New York ain't got nothing on mexico city.
Isn’t Mexico City better than this?
@@JuliejulezIsn’t Mexico City better than this?
Remember this......if you want to see what individuals will bring to this country, just take a look at what the conditions are where they came from. Very simple. If they couldn't save their own country, well........
I grew in Corona Queens n the 1950s one block off Roosevelt Ave. His walk under what we called "The EL" for elevated train (as opposed to subway) was the walk I would take to school (PS 19) every day. What a sad state of affaris to what it now has become. RIP Corona Queens...
my grandmother lived on 98th about a half block from that intersection. would park there and take 7 to shea when i was a kid in 60's and 70's
Best moment at 14:05 - the LED sign, in front of the bar/taqueria, flashing "HAPPY HO"
No. It's at 4:10 best looking girl in the video.
I love visiting Roosevelt Ave when I come to NYC but it sure is Tons of massage girls I've seen them in front of literally every other bldg around Jackson heights part of Roosevelt handing out cards and flyers
Thank you for sharing ❤
Gracias por compartirlo! 🙋🏻♂️🇲🇽👍
I took the IRT on 103rd st and Roosevelt ave every morning going to Mater Christi H.S. in Astoria back in the 70's. Those are still times I treasure the most.
This is the best NY video I’ve ever seen. I can pause it at anytime and get a street photo. None of that tourist crap that’s all over utube. This is raw footage right here. Keep them coming. Just like this.
Your absolutely right
Some classic movies have similar images.
Memories
At the beginning of the video there are obvious signs of young women caught up in human trafficking. They are likely from Southeast Asia. We need to be more aware. Slavery is unacceptable in 2023.
_You're_@@Seancheatsonhiswife
Few years ago I used to go up there for work I felt so nice on a Friday nice culture god bless
I'm retire now and moved away but this was part of my district when I worked for the phone company for 20yrs. I miss working this area. I covered from Far Rockaway up to Long Island City and even into Green point. Thanks for the good memories.
I am originally from South America: Wait one year and this might have become a mini-Narco State.
@@RicardoMartinez-oh9sq you are talking as if it doesn't happen yet in New York,there is people selling drugs everywhere
Now I living in Moscow the thing that I miss the most is a great set of tacos in Roosevelt av, specifically from el taco veloz, Roosevelt av food is just amazing!!
Great fish tacos at Roosevelt ave!
I moved out of NYC a few years ago and I do not miss the following:
-crowds
-grime
-high cost of living
-polarization
***No place is perfect but after a while NYC wears down one’s spirit
As Yogi Berra said, "Nobody goes there any more because its too crowded"
My wife is Hispanic and we used to go there alot. Fun to walk around, shopping, eat. I'm in boring Florida now
Ugh lol
I grew up in Queens and bought a house in NJ in 2005 and left. I know this place inside out, and I watched it changes from when I was 5 to 33 when I left. I use to make weekend trips back to the city and sometimes Queens because all my friends were there. I now like in Atlanta because the cost of living is so damn expensive in NE. You got to adapt and stay agile to changes. I am 51yo now and getting ready for what is to come for the US economy. Stay strong.
Ive NEVERR been to that side of roosevelt before i stop at like about 75th street and thats it. I think its time to Experiment... For science LOL
Thanks for sharing
I love it
Well, now I know where to purchase red lights. This helps for Christmas cheer.
This area used to be crime infested then it was cleaned up but back at it again. Still better than any hood in the Bronx or Jamaica
we can blame Adams for this
Still looks better than Kensington down in Philly.
This used to be my block when I grew up in my youth. We live in Ridgewood and traveled out of America and close to Canada. Nothing beats better than borough of Queens . The food always is better over there than in MA ❤❤
How are the hookers and drug dealers there?
Wow you learn something new about NYC everyday.
Do this at night. Will remind you of any country in South America
So tragic 😮I grew up in this side of queen , it wasn’t like that when I live there years ago
its Spanish speaking only with mostly amigos
Corona and East Elmhurst has been like this for a while now. Always pretty shitty.
Man, Queens has become a real cesspool since I grew up there in the '70s. The Fire Department where I live now would never allow all that crap on the sidewalks.
Naw. Plenty of areas in Queens that are quiet and safe. It's a big borough and you seem a bit out of touch making that generalization.
@@cboyardee NYC is a dump. I can't wait to leave for good.
@@94champs It won't miss you, bye Felicia.
I love your show so much!!!!
Good afternoon from South Africa. Can't wait to explore NYC....
"Explore" lol
Aaaaa malome o batla kae
Oh no man, please stay where you are...this is already full of intruders
Wow! Unreal thanks for the video I grew up in east elmhurst I have family still lives there I never imagined this is what this area has beome
New York City look very beautiful place
Wow
Roosevelt Ave, Queens have one of the biggest Red Light Area in NYC.
Sifat you make an amazing video.
Thanks for sharing
Now we know the good spots. Thanks, fam 🙏
A Sincere Thanks for the Memories!! Bill Born 1948
I love the oldest profession.
Congratulations 🎉
Can’t get it without paying dumbass?
Well sure! Women are objects to be purchased, AND it's the only way you can get laid.
Goodmorning Sifat. I missed the first part, so watching the replay. Thank you for all you do. Wanted to let you know that the Google map link was really nice. I always like to know where we are during the walks.
Like walk 👍👍👍👍👍💗
I love video. Enjoy walking with u
Home sweet home...😊
0:18 they instantly hide their faces as soon as they saw the camera lol
why do they do that, I noticed it to
@@TheBennie102103 they’re prostitutes
@@TheBennie102103 Why do you think?
@@user-cz9ss4yq4x maybe because they are shy
New York is turning to become second Colombia
Barely Colombians here they all left more like Mexico or central america wtf
That’s what happens when we have open borders. It should of been closed 50 years ago and not allow anyone in regardless of who you are or where you’re from.
Colombia is actually a nice country go visit
@@raaspider yes, indeed
turning? 😂
Nice walking tour.
*interesting life on those streets, keep them vidz coming bro*
They ruined my borough. They ruined Flushing Meadows, and now they're trying to move in on Forest Hills, an upscale neighborhood.
Nah they not in Forest Hills I never seen it no prostitution in Forest Hills don't lie 🤥 tell me where if you telling truth I will shut it down
Get over yourself, they are just trying to eat
@@gunn3rman And why is it okay for people like you who ruined and invaded those countries for years to expect nothing in retutn to happen???? Are you that entitled
Ruined? How?
No man is an island but privileged Americans like to pretend that their privilege isn't thanks to luck and the exploitation of those less fortunate. If you don't want people living like this near you then you help them to live better
I lived on 89th and 32nd Ave in the 90s. It was great then. Thanks for the memories.
NYC is becoming a larger Philippines now.
Big cities and the different sides of them.. this is one of the examples… interesting to watch
I remember when my Dad worked in Elmhurst hospital in 1970 he would go to work from Manhattan where we lived. Work there for almost 30 years until 1999. When I went there as a kid flushing looking nothing like this. You would see some Colombians. But not many. It was very clean and mostly was Greek, Italians and Some Hispanic. And it was pretty clean. Sad.
We moved to elmhurst in 1978 near the queens center mall and I remembered going to his area of queens it was mostly Hispanics not sure what part you were in
AND EVERYBODY SPOKE ENGLISH...AND ONLY U.S. FLAGS...
Greek and italians, so mafia and terrorists. Ah yessss, so clean and wonderful meanwhile if you do not pay mafia u get killed yes yes
@@rutgershousesWe didnt live in Elmhurst we lived in upper Manhattan. He worked in Elmhurst hospital and he started working there in 1970. My dad was Puerto Rican, Like I said way different. You have your Corona Queens, And bay ridge. I did not see none of this like prostitutes or illegal vendors in every corner. Taking up all the space on the streets .
I was born and raised in Elmhurst Queens. When I visit today, I feel saddened and disgusted how it has been made filthy with all these illegal vendors , gang cartel and prostitution. It used to be a neighborhood where families was raised, everyone went to church, summer nights were block parties and everyone could walk safely to school with friends and family. It wasn’t congested and densely populated. From Junction Blvd to Woodside you could Shop in High End Boutiques and find High end jewelry on 82st. I remember going to the movies with my family on 82st on both sides of Roosevelt. We also went to the one on 103st. It really is a shame what this community has become.
It's not illegal anymore.
Absolutely! Ashame of what the "WORLD" has become. The change back to a respectful society MUST take place. May The BLESSINGS from on HIGH be cast upon the people and land.🙏 One Love ❤
When exactly was this?
I pick my up my girl when she gets off the 7 train everyday. This neighborhood is fuccin disgusting. And those older drunks in the neighborhood always looking at little girls
@@UnKnownn2520 Are you Hispanic?
Thanks!
Welcome!
I really like walking in New York City and watching this video very good to me. Thank you so much channel owner.
We (here in Far Rockaway, Queens County), unfortunately have the same thing 😢, and it’s going to get worse! 😢
WHAT is getting worse? crowds? sidewalk vending?
@@gewglesux I assume you missed the multiple "massage parlors" he walked passed.
@@Bandaid_Bus there are so many here they're everywhere.... it's a Part of NY Thanks.
The massage parlors was only for Chinese massage not Latino ladies where you think you see Hispanic ladies where house 🏡
Far rockaway ? I don’t see anything like this in far rock
Lol I drive for Uber and Lyft in NYC so I drive past this spot all the time . I didn’t know the ladies tricked there in broad daylight. The way they looked away I got so confused like damn they’re really out there looking for customers in broad daylight . This is a first for me since my shock driving through some part of Brooklyn and literally seeing broad daylight tricking
$60
It's so not worth it. They all look like they are in their 40's & 50's! Someone pays them, but it ain't me!
@@nova.105 too much 20.00 ;lol
Wait so this is real? How much are they? Do they do dates with Black men?
@@WizardsPath-if5oq date? Those are hookers my guy . Pay then u fk .Mind u not all of them are women though 👀
Just like one of our streets here in the Philippines . Side walk vendors here and there.
Yan ang Divisoria o Quiapo ng NYC
Are the girl from phil too?
It's possible. There are signs of human trafficking along that street and it's disappointing to see in a progressive city in the US. I'd wager they were coerced, speak little English, and are now in a miserable situation. We need to do better in this country! @@leealex24
Yan yung hindi pinapakita ng media sa atin. Akala natin sobrang ganda ng NYC yun pala may ibang parts sa NYC na kamuka ng recto
@@liwayway7810 Times Square lang naman yata ang maganda sa NYC
It looks so much like the Philippines , in Manila . Never thought that history ties them together to American history. Even the design of the bridges and road, streets …easily mistaken them for one with the other .
NYC, here I come!!
herpes here you are
Sifat.. Give us a review of your massage experience from the lovely ladies of Roosevelt Avenue!! 🙂🙂 Generous TIP= Happy Endings!! lol
A POV experience
love to see it
Love this city, specifically Queens Blvd. and Elmhurst Ave.. Missing my roast duck on rice and bbq pork. Great video and beautiful girls!!!
Its is overly packed with all these vendors ,YOUcan barely walk on sidewalk,oveely crowded,Sidewalks not sweeped, all kinds of craziness in this area , Both sides of the sidewalk is nasty. This Part of queens is getting worse
They already fixed that honey. If you still see vendors it’s because they have license.
No it’s not Honey. I am telling you 90% of those vendors doesn’t have any permits. They are doing it illegally 😑
Roosevelt Ave .from 70 street to 104 street .mostly good looking chinese girls ( rumors are they are victims of human trafficking ) also latin American girls
I grew up on Warren Street off of junction boulevard and Roosevelt avenue. This brought back a whole lot of memories. Thirty or forty years ago, the whorehouses used to hand out business cards saying all kinds of outrageous hours they were open 2am-7am "Clothing for Men" etc...crazy
When was this , the whole houses been left since 2014 what is address or tell me where it's at I will deal with them for you
WOW. Sad to see
I love being out on the streets going for a long walk, thats where your always going to find all the action,queens NYC looks like an amazing place to go for a nice walk, enjoyed the video.
Shut up tanner
Nothing like the old 42nd Street days.The most famous Red Light District.
💯 FACTS!!! That era will never repeat itself. You had to be there to know what it was like, best time period ever in NYC 72-84
The old 42nd street was just full of bunch of bums and druggues
It's crazy how it never use to be like this
I used to work by the McDonald's near the Dunkin' about 11 years ago and I never saw any of these street walkers.
It's not illegal anymore.
@@harry.s.j3749they've had brothels over there as long as I can remember.
It’s always been like this I’ve lived nyc my entire life, as a kid I remember seeing these exact scenes. Queens has always seemed like a combo of Brooklyn and the Bronx .
@@krazyfan2000 Damn...but honestly I was prob to gung-ho about getting that paper to really look around then lol
It's gonna get worse with all thise Colombian Venezuelan Asylum seekers. See.s those women can't find a job and are used to doing that in that countries.
I bet this isn't New York anymore. lol
Blue balls is a real medical condition, bless these girls for helping us regular guys out who can't afford to go overseas for some tang. I blame modern feminists & their delusional standards for men, when a guys gotta get laid he's gotta get laid, don't judge.
Gross.
I really hate modern feminists. Jason Whitlock says there's no race wars, it's male versus female
I don't judge, in the end we all answer to a higher court .
Grew up there. This is so sad to see. Even in the 80's, it was nowhere near this bad. The place has become dirty, congested, and crime ridden. Also, a profound amount of undocumented. There has always been undocumented, but the numbers now are massive, and has become the norm in this part of Queens. As a Latino growing up there, it was a great place to raise a family back in the days. What has been done to this community is heartbreaking.
I’m with you 100%.
if you think thats bad then you havent seen kensington or philiadelphia cams yet, there its full of drug addicts on the streets that dont mind injecting drugs into their blood vessels, hiv is common there. compared to that nyc as seen looks very clean, although i cant picture that those ladies of the buis there in nyc wouldnt have hepatitis, herpes etc. or even hiv too.
Were there a lot of illegal aliens there back in the 1980’s? If so, from exactly where?
I lived in the area for 50 YEARS and this is beyond sad. It's criminal.
DRUGS + NIQQA = CHAOS,RIOT , LOOTING
I like that raw walking captures! The real NYC jungle, not that Time Square bus tourist crap, this is one out of The Big Rotten 🍎 cities and neighborhoods in NY. People on the other of the apple are trying to survive day by day.
Wow.. I grew up here just for a short time but it brings back memories! I miss the food and the diverse cultures.😊
Every block is a different flavor of food and ethnic varieties of dishes.
@@nawa3236 Aah, yes!, Roosevelt Ave is indeed diverse. You have Filipino, Irish, South Asian and Hispanic on the Woodside part, South Asian and Hispanic on the Jackson Heights part, all-Hispanic on the Corona part, then finally Chinese and Korean at the Flushing stop.
this looks disgusting
Wow memories! I used to live on 86th street between 32 Ave and Northern Blvd. I knew it was mostly Hispanic, but it seems it's all Hispanic now a little PR, DR, Cuban, Vena, Columbian and with a little sprinkle of other Spanish nationalities. It's been since 1992 when I moved out of Queens. I was wondering if the Argentinian empanada shop on 82nd street and the Valencia Bakery shop on Roosevelt was still around.
i love N.Y.C and its people
How is this New York City. Surely it's a city somewhere in South America?
There’s a lot of haters in the comment sections. Who cares let them work. There’s far worse going on in NYC.
Exactly!
I know right, I've been living here my entire life and there are other problems that are more important
I agree , they are not hurting anyone
Pay taxes like the business owners , they don’t pay taxes and live here for nothing and get benefits while state taxes us and we r funding them ? Unless u r a freeloader yourself wich looks like to me
This is a neighborhood with families not a place for hookers and slums.
Thank you for the tour. Was trying to find the goods. Seems like they’re in the 100s
Looks a lot nicer when the lights come on ;-)
What a shame. This hood used to be so beautiful and safe.
it was never beautiful or safe...the overhead tracks give it a permanent darkness inviting the hookers, pimps, massage parlors and white people looking for cheap meals. they have money but they go out of their way to eat the cheapest, dirtiest places
So beautiful and safe? Lol when ..?
60 years ago?
I came to the States in 1994 and it was the same with the only difference they were indoors , soo many , then came bars , $2 dance drugs and ladyboys in every corner , , what are you? 16 years old?..
@@churitomuzhykocastillo6841 pretty much
This area looks a lot better than Memphis, TN. So many small businesses and no litter. No crime occurred during the video
If you want to get an STD, and pay $100+ for it, here's your big chance.
Condom works too.
Less than $100 and it's a hit or miss with that.
I usually avoid walking between Junction Blvd and 90th Street under Roosevelt Ave because of those
Wow.
Why so many girls hiding their faces from the camera?
Hi all! Thank you for your work. NY is amazing.
Today i made a soup with eggs and tomatoes. I recorded it.
Nice!
More eggs!!!!😂😂😂😂😂
I take the LIRR in the area all the time. I saw a few women dressed up and thought they were just chilling! Who would have known.
Wow..... this place changed so much...
Isn't this Mexico?
Memories galore - definitely safer than South Jamaica, Queens. I felt like I was walking on Roosevelt ave as a teenager again. You're in the middle of the Jackson Heights , Corona area, great food everywhere. Don't confuse the men in wigs for women at 3am lol
I feel a little different since I actually love the neighborhood AND MY COUNTRY.
Thank you for the input.
What are all those girls doing there anyway?
Memories of what? A filth hole?
@@oscardavila8653 reading the bible...
When was the last time you were on Roosevelt Ave? It’s not any safer than South Jamaica. Maybe you just feel safer because you’re familiar with the people living there.
Very interesting😊 I just wish I could actually smell all the aromas ❤
so miss the Queens NYC
It's like we live in Wall Market from FFVII.
All of these girls worked on 40th Rd in flushing and most of their customers were Mexicans from Corona. Nypd shut down around half of 40th Rd operations while the other half went down due to construction. In response, the girls went right to their customers' neighborhood to get that money even faster. At least that's the story my friend told me.
Well then it MUST be true!🤦
That’s exactly what happened. Most of these are Chinese women.
Exellent walking tour lots of eople selling stuff just like here in Los Angeles🌴🌴🔥
I like how messy, yet quaint this area of NYC is.