Homelessness in London? Watch before you come 🇬🇧

Walking the streets of London I noticed that there were alot of tents on the side of the streets and the road. Is this city so expensive that people resort to living in tents or is it just that there are a lot of beggars?
Also i tried some very delicious food from Ethopia Also i tried some very delicious food from Ethopia from this lady whose had this amazing street food shop for over ten years. visit her if you ever in the brixton area

[@cleo63100]

Jamaicans and Caribbeans have been here since 1948 - known as the 'Windrush' community, having arrived on the ship ‘Empire Windrush’. Before independence in 1962 Jamaica was still a British colony and they were recruited, invited and travelled to England on their British passports at that time. Many Jamaicans lived in Brixton in the early days and worked hard to buy the very large houses in and around the area. In the 1990s many sold up to the yuppies who started to move in, and the Jamaicans downsized into other areas of London or returned home to the Caribbean. Their offsprings remain in many parts of London. Now Brixton has many nationalities but Jamaicans and Windrush have always been a big part of its history. There's a square in Brixton called 'Windrush' Square, in recognition of and as a tribute to the Jamaicans and other Caribbeans who came after the war and contributed to rebuilding the country and the Brixton area. The Jamaican influence is not as dominant as it used to be but is now part of its history. They paved the way for all the Africans and others who now dominate the area.

[@kingnero9622]

Great vibes in Brixton. The Ethiopian food looks yummy 🎉

[@kish_myworld]

Was so delicious…

[@carol-Cece]

How unfortunate to have so many homeless people😢 Thank you for sharing.. it seems Mondays most restaurants businesses are closed but nice Ethiopian spot you found!

[@kish_myworld]

Thanks

[@tinadiggs7456]

Kish, here in America those same kind of tents that you are showing us there in London, are the same kind of tents here in America!!! Most of the people that live in tents here America are HOMELESS!!!

[@kish_myworld]

Okay

[@cleo63100]

The tents in the square at Marble Arch belong mainly to Romanians and other Eastern Europeans who came to the UK to find work but ended up on the streets. They are always moved on but find their way back in the area.

[@kish_myworld]

Okay. Nowander I saw they didn’t speak English

[@INERGYVIBRATION]

Jah Rastafari Blessings kish my World what popping 🙏

[@INERGYVIBRATION]

Some of these people choose to do that. Just be humble when you got it always share with love when you can. Some of these people were selfish probably didn't share. Love.

[@kish_myworld]

True my bro

[@ChRiSDadOG]

❤❤🎉

[@kish_myworld]

🙌🏽🙌🏽

[@EatAroundNewYork]

YOUR VIDEOS ARE NOT ENGAGING YOU DO LITTLE OR NO INTERACTION WITH THE LOCALS YOU DESCRIBE WHAT YOU SEE WE WANT TO WATCH CONTENT QHERE YOU INTERVIEW LOCALS AND STAY WITJ A LOCAL WHAT YOU ARE SOING LACKS SUBSTANCE BE FEARLESS

[@AlexKdomore]

First kish be clear your speech. Their are homeless jobless is every where in America Europe London. Africa people build home love mama Africa I'm alex from congo drc I stay in USA. Blowing up your mind.

[@treehouse8175]

The tents is usually homeless people

[@kish_myworld]

I see

[@yussufhaji2319]

A bit disappointed by you mtu wangu. Homeless people in the UK live in tents and cormfy duvets etc.. Nothing surprises me any more after living in the UK for more than 30 years. I am from Nairobian hoods born and raised "kibeach posse" but i am surprised that you seem so naive about homelessness na wewe unadai umetoka Ungwach. Love your content thogh and all the best.

[@kish_myworld]

Mi mgeni yukei. Kwetu scandanavia we never have such

[@xAce99x]

Why don't you spend your time getting to actually know London, or spend your time looking about the poor and homeless in your own country