Inside a CAMORRA MAFIA Neighbourhood - Solo Walk through Scampia, Naples 🇮🇹 - Into The Hood

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Scampia is a Notorious Suburb of Northern Naples which was the site of an extremely deadly war between factions of the Neopolitan Mafia in the early 2000s. And is the location and Story of the famous series "Gomorrah" on Netflix and SBS.
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[@annebrady6509]

Hey Spanian 🙂 as an Aussie grandmother who's never left Australia, I'm totally enjoying these tours with your humorous commentary ❤

[@5IMON5AY5]

SPANIAN taking us all on a all expenses paid holiday! 🎉 LETS OGG!

[@chiefkeef8936]

Based grandma

[@billymack333]

40 year old Grandma ?

[@annebrady6509]

@@billymack333 lol I wish I was still 40 😁

[@FindMyConvict]

40with GST hey lol @@annebrady6509

[@antoniopezzella2174]

I am from Naples and grown up near scampia area, I can give you some more info about that area. These Scampia buildings are called "le Vele" (the sails), they were built in the eighties to support all the people who had lost their homes after a strong earthquake destroyed half the city. Sadly a lot of these criminals forced the good people out of it to get the free given flats so it quickly turned into a densly populated criminal area (note that more than half of the families here are just normal people living their lifes, they are just poor and can't escape the zone). It's funny you say people here keep staring at me and they are suspicios, you look suspicious as fuck too XD. Scampia is far out from Naples city, the areas you are showing in the video are just the scum of Naples, the most part of the city is modern, cool and enjoyable. The videos taken in the first part of the video are in the city center area called Quartieri Spagnoli, that's the second worst part in Naples, where another Mafia family has control (different than scampia one). So basically all these neighborhoods you are showing are just the worst part of it, you would be suprised to see how amazing the normal areas are looking. The people in Naples is also the most friendly in Italy, as a tourist you can't really tell where the bad people is unless you get yourself in such zones with a 1000$ camera in the hand :) Some fun facts about your video: when entering the first vela you hear a kid screaming something, that's a typical signal to drug dealers that someone sketchy or police is entering. As for the truck selling fish, you have the same for any kind of food, fruits etc. even delivering fresh baked bread XD, of course all black market. Another fun fact, while walking in such areas you are the safest in Naples, because thiefs do not work near their homes, that attracts undesired police's attention, instead they go steal in the richer areas of the city. As for the people believeing it's all like in the Gomorrah movie, it's really not like that, there are such situations in those areas of course but as a tourist you wouldn't notice anything. In the past couple years it became much safer too since million of tourists are attracted from the city and sketchy people got a job, it's defintely worth a visit, check some other Naples video.

[@nicoocin85]

molto informativo. grazie fratello

[@orchmuto5265]

Thanks for info, can u explain why there's no people at all anywhere? Any hood in France is teaming up with either kids running around or teenagers chillin... It's all empty here like it was 5 am. What's the deal? They takin a nap??

[@tiziokcaiok3110]

è solo un furbo che getta fango su Napoli , ignoralo.. sto soggetto vuole solo monetizzare con un video scadente che , non rappresenta affatto la realtà di Napoli.

[@antoniopezzella2174]

@@orchmuto5265 you can see kids at time mark 24:38 coming home from school, so we can assume it's 1:30pm, that's holy lunch time bro, Italians can't skip food :D. You should also have a look at this place from the map, these are just residential buildings with nothing around, you will only find junkies in the basements and some dealer at each corner, but no people. If you want to see people you should head towards streets, where shops are, here you will find your sketchy people sitting outside bars or riding on scooters around the city. Most of the people are roaming between Scampia and Secondigliano, which is the next and main village.

[@marcbrisbane6800]

Bro the point in the videos like this are to go to what is supposed to be the roughest areas. He isnt trying to portray Naples in a bad way

[@whatssnots]

Naples is one of my favourite places in Europe - gritty, disorganized and a bit chaotic, but that's where its character comes from. Great food and people also.

[@ninoballon]

Maaan love your com that's what exactly I feel What other cities you like in Europe ? I love Marseille

[@whatssnots]

@@ninoballon I haven't been to Marseille yet, I used to live in Barcelona and loved it there. I liked Palermo as well, really cool place

[@tlacorp.3813]

It is like New Orleans in the USA. A dynamic chaotic city.

[@diegobriseno7395]

Napoli and Marseille are my personal favourites

[@ROC14088]

Yeah, and they have nice H

[@enc69]

Here because of the TV show Gomorrah. I’m glad you actually went there & highlighted the authenticity of the show. The beauty of it was the humanity behind the characters in this torn part of a magnificent city & country. Anyone upset about this in the comments simply shouldn’t be on this man’s channel.

[@เรียนภาษาอังกฤษวันนี้]

Well, luckily you don't decide and it is well known this man just makes a lot of fuss appeasing paranoid americans.....

[@stefanomastroroberto1542]

For the ones that want to know: Scampia is not anymore dangerous as it was 15 years ago. Before a big war between local caused many deaths and attracted the attention of the media and the police, it was the largest drug market in Europe. Then the traffic and criminal density moved to other neighborhoods of Naples due to the enormous amount of police that the war attracted. Now it is still a degraded neighborhood but nothing like what it was in its worst years.

[@nilsbrown7996]

Well said..Looks like it’s all over, the scene there. To the betterment of the neighborhoods. Still DAMN SCARY looking though. There would be needles all over the place and more evidence.

[@LucasSuarez]

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[@tw9341]

so have the same gangs continued but now elsewhere?

[@leonardoridella1744]

⁠​⁠@@tw9341Some got arrested, some died during the war and many others went to different areas of the city to deal drugs but the most active one now is probably Caivano / Parco Verde

[@JulieIelasi-lt7yp]

Why don't you go and walk through by yourself like this guy did ! Yeah whatever your talking shit .

[@platypus4427]

One of the most interesting documentary series on out there to date, and we get it all free with Spanian's commentary. Taught me things about my own city, never stop mate

[@robd5739]

Entertainment yes, actual content not really. If you’re learning from this make try a book mate. Imagine what you could actually learn

[@larrydowling]

agreed no content here at all @@robd5739

[@Sambigs9112]

@@robd5739imagine coming online and telling someone to read a book 😂 While I agree with your comment, u need to sit down, kick back and stick to reading books before you shut someone’s opinion down. Let it be

[@John.Valiant]

​@@Sambigs9112this is actually abit Sus .as a ex con he should respect these hoods .he might film the wrong place one day. But hey he's doing his thing

[@John.Valiant]

​@@Sambigs9112even in Sydney. I lived there for 9 years..I spent alot of time around Redfern. It's Allgood. But the way he just film backyards like bra cmon..some of these dudes probably don't want that.. I know I wouldn't want him filming my backyard .upto

[@GuessMonster-SP]

I know this would be very difficult most of the time but having a local guide you at these locations and giving you the history on it would make this series 10x if not 100x better. You are doing a awesome job mate and I hope some fans out there can help you out with some of the episodes in the series. EDIT: Replies to this seem to be fairly divided on the topic. I understand that the people who disagree want to only see these places from Spanian's perspective and I also enjoy his take on these places but I also think that he can walk around by himself and then actually present all the questions he has to a local who can give Spanian context to what he is seeing. I think it would be great to hear Spanian's thoughts on a similar yet different lifestyle to the one he has led.

[@MrHenrymorle]

I disagree

[@jamiepotter3272]

Disagree

[@user-xg9wb9zs7j]

i disagree

[@raymondqiu8202]

Dude Spanian NEVER reads the comments. I agree Tour guide would defs be better but he won't get one coz he doesn't read comments from his viewers who like u are giving constructive criticism so don't wait on it

[@T3RM1N8R_1]

He had a guided tour of aids n clakka shack

[@dimachol2328]

Naples is the best city in the world ,my favorite destination to travel again amd again ,Mad respect fratelli from Athens ,Greece

[@bongsup5079]

I just want say thankyou for keeping that ad as short and to the point as possible. I respect it

[@reinatakagawa]

Construction of La Vele began in 1962, and dragged on until 1975. Not long after completion, they were overrun with squatters and people evacuated from elsewhere during the 1980's seismic crisis; the maintenance basically ceased, and the entire estate has been decaying ever since. Two blocks were demolished in 2003, and a further one in 2016. The remaining ones were also scheduled to be demolished, except for one, that would be refurbished, but this, like so many projects in the area was so far not yet realised. There are places around Napoli where partially completed buildings have stood abandoned for several decades.

[@jmartelli6874]

I'm Italian Aussie with Dad's Napoli roots. I know Scampia is really rustic (read: rough), but it's still marginally better than the slums I grew up in in Adelaide. Yes, Adelaide, Australia! Maybe Spanian can dare himself to walk around Elizabeth/Davoren Park. Unempkoyment rate 35 pc...in OZ!

[@conr16]

​@@jmartelli6874Bro no offence but I highly doubt anywhere in Australia is rougher or harder than Clichy Su Bois in Paris or Scamia in Naples? Maybe I'm wrong? Is where your from like the vid Spanian did in a suburb of Sydney with fellas flying about in cars doing burn outs and boys rallying scrambler bikes up n down roads with ice heads n spice heads scattered through out the area? That was mad to see because in Ireland and UK people think of "Neighbours" when they think Australia. But it's nothing compared to Naples Mafia clans controlling the areas ordinary people live in through fear and "helping" them (loaning money or getting there kids to do dirty work to pay off debts). I live in Northern Ireland we have Paramilitaries who rule entire housing estates with fear, intimidation and respect due to killing cops n British army during the conflict here. Peoples mum's bring there sons who are involved in drug dealing or joyriding to be shot in alleys here, shooting by appointment like the Dr or Dentist except its fellas in balaclavas with 22 calibre handgun to clip your thigh, ankle or calf for being a "bold boy" 😂! Entire areas with businesses pay protection money to paramilitaries they even control who lives in social housing by intimidating foreigners out of their homes so they can move in there own people or family. Bouncers are ex/current paramilitaries as are Taxi Drivers 😅😂 eyes n ears everywhere much like the Camorra in Naples! But if your area of Australia is mad like that and this place in documentary then sorry my bad bro! Be interesting if Spanian goes to where you are on about - is it the worst place in Australia?

[@TheAndos77]

​@@conr16no where near as hectic as the ghettos in Europe

[@DJ20131000]

@@conr16 Northern Ireland! That would have been something. I know that Scampia is quite rough, even if I saw some diamonds in the rough in "The Sails". Maybe, I didn't find it the worst because I'm part Napoletan at heart. But, you do admit that if Scampia still has functioning supermarkets whilst a video showing Airds and Claymore in Sydney showed barely stocked shops, then something must have been amiss somewhere. The area in Adelaide where I grew up, Rosewater, was just as rough as Scampia back in the 80's...one reason that contributed heavily to my clinical depression. Such was the doom and gloom...

[@conr16]

​@@DJ20131000It's a mad place in parts but beautiful in countryside n quiet parts of cities 😊. Recently paramilitaries walked right past the cops wearing hoodies and scarves to conceal there identity, took them down before entering court, put them back on again and sat in a court room to intimidate innocent victims /nice people's families and to listen to what a super grass (big informer) was saying.. In a first world country not Brazil, Albania or Somalia 😂! Fellas I would have bought grass off but who sold other drugs have been dragged out of a chippy took round an alleyway and shot in both legs people checked if he was OK rang an ambulance and kept ordering there takeaways.. Very eery place in certain estates.. In like 2002 or 2003 a young fella got literally crucified on a wooden fence for being caught trying to steal a top man in one of the paramilitaries BMWs.. People in that estate heard him screaming from being beaten with bat's n bars four literally an hour or two and no one did anything or went out to see what's going on.. Scary and Scummy at the same time.. The police cut him down with wood and nails still in his hands.. 😮 🙏

[@Whichway1]

Thanks brother for showing these types of videos. Bloody spin out seeing the conditions of how people live all around the world. Makes you appreciate living in Australia. Keep grinding bro, looking forward to the next vid!

[@costaskl6589]

how does it make you appreciate living in Australia? I'm pretty sure there's hoods there too, just like every country on this planet

[@xMatz92]

lol, I hope you're not thinking that normal peoople in Italy or Europe lives in these conditions, this is just a ghetto like any other you can find around the planet.

[@davidijo7538]

You're just ignorant as fuck, not lucky

[@coolmojito]

@@xMatz92 no no, let them keep appreciating and stay where they are, we're good!

[@anakyrgios3251]

Watching your videos walking through the hoods makes me appreciate how I grew up. As someone who was raised middle class in Australia. I can’t fathom how hard it must be for the locals that live there and in these types of neighbourhoods.

[@xasthurgaming]

You gotta stay alert in the night mostly, but is nice to live there for me :). I am from Napoli as well, not from Scampia but where I come from is basically the same. What I can say is that there is a lot of community between neighbours. We speak to each other through the balcony, we make coffees for each other, we share food... living in these areas can be cool also :). Nowadays I am living in the Netherlands and again I chose to stay in a hood instead of a middle class place. I just love the community that you can find in these places !

[@anakyrgios3251]

100 percent agree there can be a really good community that gather together everyone lends a helping hand. In my area no one really knows each other tbh😂

[@nebod1556]

@@anakyrgios3251 I like areas where no one knows each other ...No one bothers you

[@dalehannah3705]

Yep all that white privilege on show again 😂

[@lucadellavedova9713]

​@@xasthurgamingcome ti trovi nei ghetti olandesi giusto per sapere? Perché mia sorella 2 anni fa ha vissuto a rotterdam per lavoro ed ha chiesto il trasferimento a Lisbona perché rotterdam e tutte le città olandesi sono praticamente invivibili. A rotterdam dopo le 22 una ragazza da sola non può uscire senza essere molestata,avvicinata da sti gruppi di magrebini.... E comunque dice che anche l olanda sta diventando un narcostato,giudici uccisi,giornalisti sparati e quartieri praticamente no go zone per gli europei.

[@luigimaisto874]

As a Neapolitan I can say that Scampia was the Camorra's fort for decades, fueling the discomfort and desolation in that area, but it does not represent Naples at all, a unique city,Surprising, unique, intense, wonderful, its alleys full of beauty and authenticity and the food excellent and unrepeatable, Naples will amaze you and its people will make you feel at home!!!

[@albiemme]

ma va a cagar va

[@earlmyname4257]

​@@albiemmenapoli e' trasformata. Quasi. Sono stato l altr anno con mia moglie australiana. Esperienza fantastica. Napoli una delle top 3 citta piu belle d italia.

[@TetsuoTakayamaCyberpunk]

Dite sempre le stesse cazzate

[@AL-jz3jv]

@@albiemme Ma vacci te, merdaccia!

[@nebod1556]

so fucking rude people there

[@GinoBran]

Thanks so much for your content. My family is from Italy, this is such an eye opener to see how the city of Naples has changed over the years and not for the better it appears. Keep up your good work, its always compulsive viewing

[@bigdaddysacc]

Get him to go to plati, Calabria 😂😂

[@lot6129]

They will saw his head and ball sack off @@bigdaddysacc

[@ranieromaximino668]

Naples is amazing, Scampia is not Naples. Even in London and Paris there are very bad places, but nobody talk about it. Go to the real Naples city center and you will see one of the most amazing cities in the world.

[@conr16]

​@@ranieromaximino668You can't just brush a load of shit under your carpet and ignore it for years and not expect mad insects to come out from that area... Being in the centre of Naples isn't seeing everyday normal Naples you'd see a polished turd (shiny shit) version of the city, no offence. Naples is the same place where a few years ago there was piles of rubbish stacked high due to the Mafia corruption so I don't care that the centre looks nice or you can eat amazing pizza while staring at the sea.. 😂 You can go to Templebar in Dublin and buy 10 euro Pints of Guinness most Dubs will tell you that's not the "real" Dublin it's an overpriced cleaned up for American tourist and British stag do area.. You still have Tallaght, Ballymun and the Inner City flats where heroin dealing, shootings and organised crime goes on. (The Kinahans are the most notorious but there are many unknown crime families making big money off junkies n their families misery) 🙏 Spanian showing a side to Naples that Bob from America and John from England would *never* see is a good thing. Your mentality of it not being a part of Naples is probably one of the many reasons why young ones rebel against society and/or get involved in Camorra clans, No? 🙏

[@reformtorta]

@@ranieromaximino668 no offense but how is it not Napoli? both the good and the bad parts make a city what it is

[@l0nglivelj]

The laugh I had when the first thing you see on the bulding in scampia is the words " no turismo" and Spaninan just walks past it lmao! Love the content!!!

[@t_xxic8814]

Naples as a city is freaking beautiful and the people as well! Been there for a week last year and we are definately going again soon! Wonderful inhabitants, best food, great nightlife and great weather. What else could you want? By the way: you really visited the most desolate areas of the city. The city is like a gift box: buildings and areas might seem run down on the first look, but when you enter the building/flat/appartement/courtyard it's gonna be gorgeous and the people you meet will be friendly, sympathetic and talkative. Never talked so much to strangers, even though my Italian is quite rusty. And the food, omg, the food... That alone is worth going there. Best Pizza in the world. Fogliattelle. Everything with Lemons. Finger licking seafood. Fritto Misto. Limoncello. I could go on for hours. Dolce Vita!

[@terriecrocker7937]

Slums will not change

[@terriecrocker7937]

You can say so much, but slums do not change

[@Skrazy74]

I have family from there some still live there, it’s a sht hole.

[@tlacorp.3813]

Not really, it is like Detroit. Abandoned and needs development. Do not glamorize neglect.

[@belapticurna9515]

Hey Spanian, there's a place in Slovakia, Eastern Europe it's called "Košice Lunik 9" you definitely have to visit and give us a video from there! It's literally the Gypsy Slums and the dirtiest, most dangerous and one of Europes biggest ghettos you have to check it out!! It'll definitely be up your alley, kids all over the street's, rubbish absolutely everywhere, fire pits everywhere you walk, open air drugs, alcohol. Definitely one for your "into the hoods" to add to 👍👍

[@Mitch27643]

That is next level shithole. 100% gypsies. 90% unemployment. The residents literally just throw their rubbish off their balconies. Rubbish and rats everywhere

[@Jombozeus]

I think they get visited enough from KZbinrs trying to cash in on their misfortunes. There's nothing to see there that you can't already find on KZbin.

[@Epsillion70]

I remember PPPeter did a video on that place! Full hectic!

[@belapticurna9515]

@@Epsillion70 Haha yeah crazy place!! The gypsy kids are nuts hahaha

[@fedarch]

@@Jombozeus KZbinrs bring money to spend and increase tourism though, it's genuinely good for those regions. Your comment is a virtue signal that provides no value. Not to mention every video of people going to such places tends to be filled with positive interactions with the locals.

[@PROvidsTV]

Crazy to think kids grow up in these areas, easy to comprehend how they end up recruited in the mafia, hoping to earn easy money and obtain a better life. Stay strong Italians! Keep up the great work Spanian!

[@hichel481]

It doesn't mean that Italy is all like this lol

[@sironen24]

I'll tell you whY napoli was the ugliest place I've been to 😆 couldn't wait to get out

[@Astrohhh]

@@hichel481 well no shit??

[@hichel481]

@@Astrohhh geek

[@leahflower9924]

It looks like the Bronx

[@ranieromaximino668]

Don't let these images give you a wrong impression about Naples, Scampia is basically one of the worst places in Italy. If you go to the Naples city center, you will see one of the most amazing and underrated cities in the world. Naples is a magical city. The culture, the promenade in the sea, the food, the people, are amazing...people are very sociable an friendly. This city is also very affordable and if you are planning a trip i suggest you to see Naples too. You will not regret it, i promise.

[@directmessage912]

nah brother its a proper shithole but respect for letting us russians and ukrainians move there

[@adamlee9071]

It's a crap shoot,no way around it

[@conr16]

No thanks been to Rome it's lovely Naples is dominated by the Camorra.. How would you be sure any money you give to a bar for beer, pizza place wouldn't be going into some Camorra Mafia bosses armani jean pocket? 😅🤣👌"Don't let these images fool you" are you having a laugh bro even when Spanian was wandering around the city centre it looks run down and covered in graffiti everywhere.... 🤣

[@dyinglight9210]

​@@conr16 mafia runs everything everywhere you just dont know it

[@rzadigi]

We went to Naples and loved it. If you like pizza then it’s a must go. But there is a sketchiness to it and you definitely gotta watch your valuables. Though I’d be happy to return ❤

[@ShirleyPrescott-mt5nk]

What is humbling about Spanian's vlog in the hoods is that people , mainly guys, who you would write off if you saw them on the street or hurry past show they are far from stupid, but smart, observant and self-aware of their situation and other people's perceptions of them. Plus the fantastic language: Doin? best greeting ever, plus the lads, very playful and laters as the ultimate courteous move on. Educational! Thank you!

[@svkboots1180]

At 26:25 I think it says "Non è Gomorra", and not "Camorra" like you said. It's a reference to the TV series that made Scampia famous worldwide, called "Gomorra". It means "this is not Gomorra" : people living there don't appreciate strangers coming to see how they live just because they saw it on TV. I feel sorry for them, they deserve better. Neapolitans have a heart of gold 💛

[@madbruv]

So they feel shame so strong that they want to hide their existence? This should be talked abojt more, so it gets fixed faster. Ghettos will not be forgotten anymore if they get attencion.

[@chrismacleod9326]

@@madbruvNo, people don’t appreciate being treated like a zoo….This is irrespective of where they live. Would you like somebody to look at you through a window whilst you go about your business in your home?

[@acaposotta]

19:34 same concept

[@svkboots1180]

@@acaposotta Exactly! "No al turismo dell'orrore", well spotted!

[@acaposotta]

@@svkboots1180 are you from Naples?

[@tinabaldini7740]

My Father is from Naples, he and my uncle were born in the middle of Naples & their parents are from Naples, and their parents' parents are from Naples and so on. Appreciate seeing this.

[@mmaforever594]

my mum is from sicily

[@danielgannon5068]

That is one wild looking place, makes you really appreciate what we’ve got here in Australia. Love this content Spanian keep it up 🤝

[@caldogz90]

It won’t be nice in Australia for much longer if we keep letting immigrants in by the millions

[@luceinbattaglia9425]

Believe me I’ve seen suburbs in Sidney even more sad then this!🤷🏻‍♂️probably cleaner but..

[@rolandtitrentaquattro3109]

Only Naples and some other southern city in italy have this trash and shitty building problem. And in naples, probably, scampia is one of the dirtiest places. I live in the north and some city are full of trees, clean, well preserved buildings...

[@djthfc6045]

ummmm where lmao?@@luceinbattaglia9425

[@Joric78]

@@luceinbattaglia9425 Australia doesn't have a lot of public housing in 50s, 60s or 70s Brutalist architecture that's really been let go. There's the Sirius building, but it's not really on the same level as "the sails of Scampia" in terms of being an oppressive environment. The association of the architectural style with Cold War totalitarianism doesn't really help the dystopian impression. The subdivided weatherboard public housing, rectangular steel Arc public contract fencing, "VIP" lounges full of pokies and Coles/Woolworths/Target shopping centres in the poorer outer suburbs are a different sort of sad.

[@Italiaasher]

Haha, lovin this video Spanian, was in Naples 7 months ago, the weekend Napoli were presented with the Serie A championship, it was insane!! Naples is so raw, but Ioved it..

[@redactedcontent]

Spanian never fails to deliver the content we need! 👌👌

[@jsuttonberg]

Good stuff. So cool to see you break it down. Interesting that at 19:33 the graffiti says “No al turismo dell’orrore” which means “no to horror tourism”. So apparently they get visitors

[@jsuttonberg]

Its often groups or daredevils or mafia enthusiasts, not people who actually know their way around and go on their own, respecting the place and stuff. So still class and good on ya, but that’s probably why they were mean-muggin the camera

[@Max-dx6mu]

It’s because the place gets a lot of tour groups of fans of the show Gomorrah

[@samjgordon]

It's sad, I think Spanian's video is not exploitative and is very informative, but it also in some way reinforces some of the negative stereotypes about places and communities like this so maybe they don't want people to see how they live.

[@lotusspider7]

Italy would have to be the prime example of communities who are over tourism due to over-tourism. Venice would have to be the epicentre banning large cruise ships with hordes of tourists descending on a piece of 'land' which is so limited in size. I believe that there is so many tourists there that the locals have left taking away what was beautiful in the first place. Thank you for the translation I was wondering what it said but kinda knew at the same time.

[@citrificaL]

3:21 catch the no turist re welcome haha

[@honeydew_94]

crazy to think that if there did happen to be an altercation or something there would be so many miscommunications and misunderstandings which makes it even scarier. this dude has balls

[@fckfck4181]

One night I was doin exactly that visiting worst part near the french Spain border and a Spanish cocaine dude with a plate full of coke line came to me speaking only Spanish which I don't understand at all I speak french and fluent English, it was the weirdest encounter of a 3 yrs backpacking trip 😂😂😂 I took a line just to be friendly (I have a 12h walk after that) and the guy started being menacing toward my family for no reason 😂😂(he must have snorted at least one g even more) only Spanish shyt I was able to say was "no problema"😂😂 I think the guy though I was looking for trouble 😂😂 I just wanted to say I'm peaceful just passing by not looking for trouble, that guy seemed like some type of cartel dude or idk but craziness in his eyes that was fun "cocaine plate Spanish speaking guy" lmao so yeah language barrier can get u trouble I think

[@grega.2755]

Lmao I've been in Tijuana partying so many times, and this was before I spoke Spanish. Got a bunch of wild stories like yours.

[@ClaudeMagicbox]

Also because most people in Scampia not only don't speak English but they mostly don't even speak Italian but the local dialect Napoletano

[@dgmma992]

@@ClaudeMagicbox yeh its Italian

[@yikes6263]

"The whole city looks like a ghetto" - he says as he walks through one of the oldest and coolest cities in human history

[@ElNombreGigantico]

But he's right.

[@Tylar122]

And it looks like a shithole 😂

[@juliacaesar8462]

Naples is a gross dump. Ugly and no one respects the city. They make good coffee though. Time for Vesuvio to wake up. What a ugly place

[@Cacciatore_Raccoglitore]

​@@ElNombreGiganticohe filmed the dirty parts.

[@Tatianaarc]

He’s a moron

[@haret0n]

i hope you continue travelling and take this series all over the world. what you are doing is fascinating and valuable. we can learn a lot about a country by how it houses (or doesn't house) its poor.

[@randomname9758]

Such a dystopian feel to this place during your walkthrough near the end. Subscribed !!

[@chikenau9362]

This is the best series to come to the internet in 2023

[@MrNWDK]

Just spent 4 days in Naples with my girlfriend. Beautiful place, lovely welcoming people and delicious food. We had a great time, felt safe and would love to come back in the future.

There's a trash and graffiti problems to be solved in Naples, no doubt, the city has its own unique vibe that might not be for everyone, but saying that „this city is like a massive ghetto", c’mon bro, it is simply not truth and unfair. I get the idea of the channel, but let’s stick to the facts. Respect for Scampia tour - very interesting.

[@frankibianchi6188]

This channel doesn't traffic in facts and reality. He gets views by being sensationalist.

[@dimdesgins9783]

respect for that comment

[@mattjc1021]

Naples is an essential destination if you travel to Italy, in my opinion. It is an epicentre of Southern Italian culture with a sketchy vibe to it. Some parts are fit for a postcode and other areas are vile. But it’s absolutely awesome.

[@MrCecomel]

lol no

[@MAC06141]

2nd Aussie grand mother here I’m the same haven’t left Australia 🇦🇺 you should be very proud of your content & personality is beautiful you bring us great entertainment ❤

[@JoshGoh-p5h]

Shame he’s homophobic and calls women sluts

[@VeiledIntentions]

Have been all over Italy. Naples was really nice, the people, the food, the life. Just because you see some graffitis, former nice architecture which just need a fresh paint-over/restauration and narrow streets, doesn't make the whole city a ghetto (then Athens would be much closer to that). Unlike Marseille, which is a total rat-hole

[@BillyT886]

LoL most of that architecture needs significantly more than “a fresh coat of paint”

[@mindset_expanded]

Marseille, Athens and Napoli......all 3 ancient Greek cities

[@WilliamJAmpio]

Marsiglia è la Napoli d'Europa

[@JohnSamele-e9w]

​@mindset_expandedthat's why they are shit holes

[@resistancerebels9798]

Just found your channel after researching my trips to Barcelona ahead and, I am also Italian..... absolutely brilliant 👍

[@BD28495]

Naples would have been great for an all eats episode too, easily the best food I had in Italy! 🇮🇹 Definitely true that it’s not the cleanest or most polished looking city, but people there were pretty friendly and we felt quite safe when we visited (felt more on edge in other more “beautiful” cities). Scampia is notorious though and definitely looks like the worst part of Naples, feel sorry for the people who are born into living in those conditions.

[@cristianferrari7737]

No i'm italian. The best food in Italy Is in Emilia Romagna

[@gibememoni]

@@cristianferrari7737 a greek guy told me northern italian food is horrible, and southern italian food is the best because they are part greek

[@Manuel0547]

​@@gibememonitell your friend to SHUTT THE FUUK UP !! In poche parole di chiudere quella cazz di bocca

[@marcoberto9256]

@@gibememoniyour friend knows nothing about Italy just from what you wrote here, I’m Italian , Greeks are not Italians, and Greek cuisine is nowhere near Italian cuisine northern and southern.

[@grega.2755]

​@@marcoberto9256both southern and northern Italian food have their specialties, but yes the northern food is better cause historically the people have been richer with a better access to tasty ingredients. They're closer to France too so they get the amazing culinary influence from there

[@aassante]

I remember arriving in Naples and thinking wtf. Everything is wrecked, with more gates than a jail, and the only people you see on the street are old fellas playing cards and sketchy young dudes who disappear when you blink but you know they’re still watching somewhere. Respect to Spanian for walking around relatively comfortably because my head was on a swivel.

[@robertoabate7184]

sounds like you have the heart of a lion mate

[@ruudbouw2301]

Oke

[@remib4997]

Yeah, I remeber visiting Naples once. My hotel was next to the main station and it was 10pm, I was like wtf, so many sketchy people :O

[@lucasquattrucci4122]

​@@remib4997people there are like a theatre piece, speak loud, old fellas smile at you like a newborn baby, the Neapolitan is smart and resourceful.

[@ruudbouw2301]

Ok we al wanted to hear that

[@mynameisherb3692]

I was there in 2011, seems like not much has changed since then. Back then we were told we should only walk through together with a local. Crazy place.

[@VeiledIntentions]

Nah, come on. Overexaggerating here. Was there with a female and nothing happened to me/us during the day or night

[@benp5528]

Man I’m starting to get addicted to this , fucking quality brother every episode

[@PescaAsutraliana]

As an Italian living in Australia you have all my respect….. well done 👍

[@HumanimalChannel]

Perfect timing! Relaxing, tired, looking for something interesting to chill out to.

[@jordanleo]

I've been to naples before, certainly can be sketch especially near the train stations. But other parts come to life at night and are super beautiful. Definitely an interesting place

[@Sporty12boy]

Especially near the Main station! When we arrived we were shocked! Our time in Naples was fine but it definitely was an experience

[@definitelynotatroll246]

Going in 2 weeks for 3days and my hotels by the train station😂gonna be fun

[@adamfountain9933]

Hey Spanian yet another cracking video bro I watch your content all the time brother and I just wanted to say your storey and how you’ve turned your life around has seriously inspired me bro. Godbless you mate.

[@howesyaadventures5542]

Wow that’s unreal. Thanks for showing us all these places. You are 1 brave man 💪

[@ByNEMeanZ08]

I hope you never stop doing this content. #1 on KZbin! 🤙🏾

[@monsterdragondeluxe]

Dude, you got some serious balls. Awesome video. You are so respectfull and understanding for the people living in the hood. I liked that, It's informative and not like a zoo, were we watch others who have it less. Good fcking Job, Mate! I subcribed. Really good content.

[@TheMatadrum]

My impressions from travelling around Italy earlier this year was that the majority of the country is just falling apart, especially the further south you go. Lots of litter in most places and public/private infrastructure poorly maintained. Fantastic place to eat and experience and very eye opening. I know it's a different culture and a different lifestyle, but man it made me feel incredibly privileged to be able to call Australia home.

[@bartkoopmans408]

naaa bro can’t say that, where have you been to? scampia?😂 yea some places in the south haven’t been fixed much but it’s not like it’s falling apart bro😂 it’s normal some places outside cities are worse but it’s normal

[@andreabianchi6156]

"falling apart" lmao these bumpkins. They live on an empty continent and get confused when they see something older than their country

[@Entername-md1ev]

The south was even worse several decades ago…

[@lm5050]

Went to Italy a few months ago - first trip I ever been to Europe. Hands down Naples was the city I liked the most more than Rome, Venice, Taormina and Catania, don't listen to what other people say till you go there yourself!

[@joffreyjouan2791]

Totally agree, love Naples and Campania region ❤

[@LMB1991]

It’s a total shite hole, the state of the place gets worse every year. Full of rats, Russian thugs, rubbish removal on strike half the year. The food is pretty decent but it’s certainly not the best city in Italy.

[@simdogg86]

Big time my family is from napoli and its a place that gives you a feeling like nothing else

[@mariodantonio5482]

Love you..thank you for the appreciation

[@thelostchapstick3281]

Thanks for taking us to all these places 😅 much love for what you do

[@commenti.imbruttiti]

@spanian you passed right by my house ! In the early part of the video you were in the historic center of NaplesIn the early part of the video you were in the historic center of Naples at 9:50 it's a elementarry school ! 9:55 that is a housing complex called San Gaetanothat is a housing complex called San Gaetano 10:42 other inner neighborhood called Don Guanella bridge at 12:02 you've entered a dangerous part, where they deal and hang out with shady people, it's always part of Don Guanella 12:23 Is only a peddler! 25:43 Is part of the communal gardens of Scampia you missed many places that were very close....

[@ticklemetricia8306]

Im surprised he was able to walk through there with out ppl wanting to mug him So scary

[@indigoastrealaluna2808]

I lived outside Naples in a beautiful suburb for 4 years, my kids were born in Naples. I get it that it’s overwhelming at first but then you discover the beauty, the energy, museums and Roman ruins, shopping food Mercato’s with all you need and the best part is the people. Close to Almalfi coast. Roma is beautiful but a tourist trap.

[@airzoomhuarache]

I am from Naples and yes the entire city looks the hood because Naples has the biggest old town (historical center) in Europe. Yes there's criminality here and there but as neapolitan I would be more scared in some cities in the U.S or even London where robbers used to attack people with acid batteries with many cases happened till few years ago.

[@jamesmeek754]

I’m English and Almost every town and city in England is dangerous now with wild youths . I love Naples my girlfriend is from there

[@Andy-rl1gx]

​@@jamesmeek754bro what😂

[@jamesmeek754]

@@Andy-rl1gx read up on it bro . Knife and antisocial behaviour massive problem on every town on England

[@joebaxi01]

@@jamesmeek754 Lol stop being so dramatic. there is nowhere in England where it is unsafe to walk. The most you have to worry about is some mouthy teenagers, but even most of the kids are good and wont bother you.

[@jamesmeek754]

@@joebaxi01 which part of England do you live ?

[@Farrahrah]

Loved this episode Spanian!! I’ve always wanted to go here but too scared! I love the brutalist architecture of these places.

[@TheLay86]

Been plenty of times, its fine

[@domdog6600]

It's perfectly safe just avoid dodgy people like any other place. People are treating this suburb like it's the streets of Baghdad

[@madbruv]

​@@domdog6600well it does look like that

[@luisitosuarez1866]

in that place ,nothing happens to normal people ,not implicated in Camorra matters

[@georgerj2419]

Brutalist architecture is ugly, dear. It was the cheapest way to build buildings. Most of the specimens are eyesores.

[@stephaniecoomey2356]

getting way better at speaking to the camera man, plenty of talking points, not just walking around saying "whats that" lol, AAA tier video, keep up

[@crims1115]

In 2018 my wife and I went to Italy on a cross country tour: Venice, Pisa, Florence, Rome, Naples, Amalfi and then back to Rome. Out of all those cities we liked Naples the most! The food, the service, the people, don't know why, but we felt the most cozy and comfortable there.

[@rzadigi]

Damn! What a heavy tour that was. I watched the first few seasons of Gomorrah and couldn’t believe how many locations i recognized that you walked right through. In the series some of the apartments looked like total shit outside but then once in the door were actually quite nice. Regardless that is a miserable place to call home and you’ve got more nuts than a squirrel.

[@Greymange]

Same. And knowing how they get down out there, just watching this guy walk through had me on tenterhooks

[@grega.2755]

Yeah you'd be surprised how nice some of the pads in these blocks are. The exteriors aren't indicative of the state of the apartments inside

[@nebod1556]

@@grega.2755 Yes if the local Government maintained this properly it would have been a great place to live (I like the architecture

[@Barrettszippo]

Love your vids mate. Lived in Naples for 9 years, but never made it to Scampia (except for getting a lift from Piscinola a couple of times). What I can tell you is that there are a lot of other places round the whole bay that look like Scampia. Even some of the places that are not as directly connected to the Camorra also have that dingy look. Take some of the area going towards Nola for example, or even Noceria, or out towards Cuma you can also find these run down places. But it's mainly due to the poverty and problems of corrupt politicians that's caused this mess. Although I never made it to Scampia, I'd say the area around Garibaldi Station is pretty grim. Walking home from there at night you could definitely see some freaky stuff. But what I will say is that for a city that has a reputation for crime, I never felt safer anywhere else, as safe as I did in Naples I mean. The people from Naples are the best in the world (I should know as I married one 😉). They are anobgst the most generous friendly warm people you'll ever meet. Enjoy your trip mate and make sure you check out Palermo too!

[@Barrettszippo]

The moment you arrive at le vele there's a graffito on one of the towers that says something like "no all turismo dell orrore", which basically translates to something like "(We say) No to the tourism of horror"...which is ironic because that's what brought you to visit their hood in the first place 😉

[@luisitosuarez1866]

i live in napoli, london , roma , buenos aires....just in london I wasn't calm when I walked around

[@lucaparolin5623]

Hi mate, the guy selling seafood is a tradition in Italy in general, it's called "pescivendolo" and is pretty common even in the north where I grew up. In some places you also have the "arrotino", who comes to sharpen knives... kitchen knives of course ;)

[@marcuskartsounis8421]

If you’re looking to go to Athens, Omonia would be most reminiscent of Redfern/Glebe, but the place that is known as the no-go zone is Ano Liosia in the north of Athens (more reminiscent of Mt Druitt).

[@JohnSamele-e9w]

Dude. Noone wants to go to Greece. Are U nuts😂

[@dazling5890]

It's such a shame that such an incredibly beautiful looking place is so run down. It's actually really sad.

[@DavidLee-mu6yh]

Dude, that was rough. Massive nuts to enter those buildings. Would love it if you could speak to the locals more. Keep up the good work.

[@LDodds]

Yh like he knows Italian mate 🤣

[@PapeySapote]

@@LDoddsa lot of people in other countries know some English though

[@megawarpig3401]

@@LDodds People there don't speak italian anyways lol, they speak the local dialect. And I don't know why it's called a dialect and not a language because as an Italian I cannot understand what they are saying. Spanish is more similar to standard Italian than what they speak in Naples I'm not kidding

[@ClaudeMagicbox]

Naaa... the local camorra hooked him up right after he crossed the railway to the other side of Scampia, monitored him all the way to "Case dei Puffi" (a block called "houses of the Smurfs") and assessed he was not a cop or a rival gang member so they just monitored him to avoid him filming things he shouldn't. Several times during his tour of Le Vele (the famous absurd ghetto projects) you can hear the "vedette" (outlooks) scream "arriv" (here he comes) and "acca" (he's here). He was monitored all the way.

[@cameronanderson195]

Lol lol a full bank on the car steering wheel lol the daewoo.loving your videos champ,can't wait to start watching it's all eats

[@Rita-Indigo1111]

Mad Respect for you Spanian 👊🏼💥 Walking through this part of Naples on your own without a local is hectic!! Looking forward to bumping into you one day on the streets of Sydney. Rita 🙏🏼

[@awdwadawda352]

Mad respect for talking shit about peoples houses and living conditions? Also, why the f is he acting like people checking him out is weird? He is all tatted up, walking with a camera and backpack through a flat. Of course people are going to wonder who the hell he is. Dude is out of his mind and banking on peoples poor living conditions, without trying to speak to anyone. Full on mopper.

[@melio4833]

@@awdwadawda352Ur dragging it hard

[@Rita-Indigo1111]

@@awdwadawda352 obviously you have nothing better to do. If you don't like something then scroll on.

[@awdwadawda352]

​@@Rita-Indigo1111 I forgot that if I have a different opinion I cannot let it be known. Also, use interpunction you numbskull, you write like a toddler.

[@madbruv]

​@@awdwadawda352lmao ur the wierd one, see how no one agrees with you? This is showing truth, that you want hidden for some reason. Get out of here, you are not welcome.

[@Hopeblooms99]

Thankyou spanian for shining a light on these forgotten places. My husband is Italian, he moved to Australia with me 15 years ago. And this is the south italy he talks about. The Mafia has has taken over the rubbish collection and most of the public housing and schools. You have to pay them "protection money" if you own a business. If you don't they'll burn your shop down. The further south you go the worse it gets. Catania is worse again, but amazingly there are families living there. And inside the apartments they keep them pretty neat. But there's no plumbers coming to fix leaks or electricians. People don't know how good our tenants have it in Australia.

[@huidaoren]

You are describing it as the entirety of Italy is like that, which is not, even south. Everyplace in the world has shitty areas with poverty and criminality.

[@Hopeblooms99]

@@huidaoren oh ofcourse not. Ofcourse there are beautiful area's as there are many not so great or safe for tourists to visit. We just got back from 2 weeks in the south with family. Yes there are many beautiful spots. But what spanian is doing here is shining a light on the forgotten, the area's that don't fit the "la dolce vita" vibe. It's so important what he is showing and doing. Yes there are Mafia run housing areas, yes there are Mafia run entire cities. No that is not the entire south italy, goodness knows it has treasures even in the lowest socio economic No areas. many people don't want to believe it's true outside of Italy. But the Italians in particular the Sicilians they know.. and thank God for spanian showing what is happening. X

[@tizianodonnarumma3095]

Why should be italy mistaken for either dolce vita or mafia? there is so much in between and i don't see how this videos are doing any good in"shining lights on the forgotten". there are tons of video and infos about deprived areas around the world that will give you context and infos on how that unfolded while not walking around feeling you are on a safari or a luna park....i would certainly not have that attitude if i go edmonton in london, uk for istance.@@Hopeblooms99

[@tyronebiggums5547]

its funny because most people that think we have it hard here for whatever fucking reason, would not cope well at all in most countries in europe

[@ctwentysevenj6531]

Catania is home to one of the largest semi conductor factories in Europe owned by St microelectronics an Italian/French semiconductor manufacture , the largest in Europe.

[@dr.ragamuffin6322]

Those flats are the most video game looking place I've seen in real life lol

[@Nikki.977]

Your walking tour commentary is awesome.

[@mrsd9152]

I’m from 🇬🇧 and addicted to your vids! I have watched this particular vid 3 times today. So funny! You were so brave and relatable. Come to the U.K.- go to the rough areas. Birmingham, Bradford, north east, London estates.

[@GuayusaPure]

Birmingham is not rough, Birmingham is just shit

[@Fantasista89]

Someone grinding the VIN off at minute 28.01.... I was born and grown up in Naples. Bloody hell i can't actually believe Spanian was on the Line 1 getting off at Scampia. Bro youll never have idea how lucky you ve been to make it out of there safe and sound with all those tattoos and a go pro. Also, they put the wheel lock even on shitty cars because they dont only steal them for parts or to resell it, but also to ask money to the owner in exchange to get the car back. The last sail you went in it's called " the red sail " and doesn't just look like its the worse, it actually is. fair play tho i love your videos and you are a really nice guy and you have balls. I love that you speak the same way of all my friends from Cambelfield, Fawkner, Craigieburn.

[@SunnyBoyy448]

How did a Catholic country come to this

[@MrBoredcertified]

Great video(s) I have enjoyed a couple of them today. We have some pretty sketchy hoods here in the USA you should visit. Portland, Oregon and Skid Row in Los Angeles California come to mind right away. Keep up the good work man!

[@vancitye]

Keep waiting for Genny & Ciro to come out 😳. Great video boss

[@aguafria9565]

Can I make a comment, because I have been to Naples before, and feel like I get the vibe of that place. It is dilapidated, for sure, but, it is full of character, and history, on every single corner. You can't really judge it from the way it looks, as they say - don't judge a book by its cover. The people are gems, and society continues to function despite its outward appearance. The mafia are not there to shoot people walking on the street, they need to respect the families, the individuals, so even if they are operating in that area, you don't need to worry about it. You worry about places like Sweden.

[@slappybagOG]

Whats up with Sweden? Flat pack buildings collapsing after 6 months? Too many delicious meatballs? Surstromming upset the neighbours?

[@LucaFlo-js9en]

@@slappybagOGmaybe you do not know how Is really the situation in Sweden now , get some information First about drugs Murder and more

[@slappybagOG]

@@LucaFlo-js9en nope

[@romanmax8561]

I been to there before the nice parts in Naples its nice every city has its bad parts

[@seanmcilroy5106]

New favourite channel! Cant stop watching these now...

[@Tellhimhesdead-m1y]

Fair play to the people of Scampia ❤ Hardly any dumping and the lady brushing her landing taking care of where she lives ❤ There are shitty little towns in England as well as cities where the locals throw their rubbish all over the place making them look worse than they are. Naples is the real deal, real people ❤

[@whippycabra1328]

Bro if you seen Naples 20yrs ago when the cammora stopped all the garbage trucks the trash was almost 2 stories high cause the cammaro went against the immigration policies that the government implemented the streets were a actual battle field between Sudanese & other African immigrants fighting to just live but some Italians are still stuck in the old ways like my dad

[@nebod1556]

Scampia is a shit hole

[@blllllllllllllllllllrlrlrl7059]

​@@whippycabra1328 good that they did that. Immigration is the worst thing to happen to Europe. Send them back.

[@thomascarrozzier263]

I was in Naples last summer, albeit only for a day, and I loved the feel of the city. I’m originally from Venice. There are historical reasons as to why that particular area is crime-ridden and poverty-stricken. But Neapolitans in general are wonderful people.

[@dannybrook6406]

Love this series. This looks like a proper ghetto. Best one so far.

[@MizzzFizzz]

No one should be living like that, this is making me tear up at points. Spanian must have felt like he was walking into some dystopian future, idk how he does is. But thanks for doing it, I hope it motivates people to make the areas we live in better and try to find ways to help everyone. And even when the people might be doing everything they can to make it a better area but if they are ignored by the government and when theres no community strength they cant fight the government to uphold their rights.

[@MizzzFizzz]

I'm talking about the lack of care from the government, unsafe living conditions and a lack of opportunities or community. Just because it's worse somewhere else doesnt make that place not shit to live and should be improved.@@Sam-pie

[@MizzzFizzz]

I get it but im not pitying them, I'm pissed off with the government, me being sad about it doesn't mean im pitying them. I think its bullshit we have so many resources and places like this litter every country, and the people who cant get out if they want to, just having a rant in YT comments.@@Sam-pie

[@madbruv]

​@@Sam-piethey are not normal apartment buildings, the concreete is never washed and falling apart. This is not what people ussually see. Maybe in ghettos like this it is ussual.

[@davidmarsalis1522]

Ottimo Doco, la mia famiglia vive lì vicino. Avresti rispetto lì altrimenti saresti stato fermato. Rispetto per te. 👍 . You had Respect without you knowing .Believe me they knew what was happening . You do things respectfully so they allowed you to carry on.. Your Videos are great….. My family is from the Village. A abandon factory of death is a very good explanation from Spanian . As a kid I lived . All eats and the hood video’s he is doing are just awesome they really are . I’m a fan of all eats love it . What’s this lad 😂 . I wish Spanian all the best in his new world. There’s a caring soul inside the guy it’s going to help a lot of younger kids for the better. He’s experience is Gold for those in pain I’ve seen how much happiness he brings people when he visits his old Hoods the kids see him take pics he’s showing them it’s ok . Big respect for that . 👍.

[@timellins]

Looking at this as an Italian living in Australia I'm honestly shivering for you. I wouldn't get there for a million bucks. You've got balls of steel my man.

[@modifiedmafia]

it would be cool if you could meet somebody, friend them and then get a tour and an explanation of the hoods that you visit. would be cool to find out the popular drugs and also different money making methods for each different hood.

[@codeman9145]

That would be the way to do it. Just him walking around alone is pretty lame.

[@sneezingmango]

I do agree, but you have to understand Span has said in the past jail made him a very anti-social person and he prefers to be on his own most of the time.

[@codeman9145]

@@sneezingmango I really would have liked to see the inside condition of one of those apartments. If he could have found someone just to give him a quick tour inside theirs that would have been cool.

[@robmorrow6517]

I’m so happy to have the building regulations we have in Australia!

[@sarahclarke5585]

Spanian is one of youtubes best channels to watch 100%

[@chieflemons]

Bruh love the videos! You need to make a Spotify playlist of all these tracks you use, I love these jazz-hop beats 👌

[@LosAngeles-le2bf]

I was in Naples in 2019 and loved it! I walked in an area that was quite nice with no graffiti and trash. It had nice apartment buildings by the sea. Great food and the people were so nice! The towers in Scampia make the housing projects in the USA look nice. Sorry but not all of Naples is ghetto or hood. ❤ great video

[@robinroose4466]

Naples is gorgeous in general and not a big getto at all. Food is crazy. I recommend 👌

[@GarthGallocker]

Absolutely… my favourite place to go, have never felt unsafe in the city centre, best food and most authentic city in Italy

[@jackmcbryde1838]

Love these videos, when’s channel 7 giving you a commercial TV deal?

[@mattc9875]

Most people even in Italy do not know that these buildings called “le vele” are also built in Nice / cote d’azur and are absolutely stunning

[@goffredoify]

My friend 10 yrs ago you wouldn't be allowed to walk near that place unless you were scoring. You'd see hundreds of addicts in line buying drugs

[@boblayadlay]

Scampia makes Claymore look like a five star resort 😂😂

[@Fantasista89]

That's not even the worse place of Naples, it used to be in early 2000s. Nowdays there are other suburbs where Spanian would have been stopped from entering.

[@frankystekko5963]

I'm from Naples. The stuff u see at 12:37 it happens also with potatoes and onions, or other guys are there to sharpen kitchen knives or scissors

[@Big_Red_Wade]

Australia really is the best country in the world hey, i love Asia, but still i really appreciate how lucky and easy we have it, even when i was in america i used to be "brah how do you guys claim to be number 1" lol at 19:35 that writing on the wall no al turismo dellorror ore means - no to horror tourism hours.

[@ur.ummays]

What does horror tourism mean?

[@Big_Red_Wade]

i think it may be a warning to local guides not to bring tourists here to see the horrible conditions etc, @@ur.ummays

[@Big_Red_Wade]

horror tourism is when guides or yourself go to areas where murders have taken place etc @@ur.ummays

[@themookshit]

lol i also want to know what that means ?

[@Big_Red_Wade]

@@themookshit I explained it already lol. It’s a tourist industry that visits places of tragedy’s, murders etc.

[@oscar-ei8cr]

The thing about Italy is that it's quite safe compared to many cities in the US for example. Even on places like this you can see nobody ever bothered you and most people are just trying to get on with their life. People looking at you is normal because you stand out as a non local, however most of them would be very hospitable and welcoming should you talk to them. Even if you were to step into an organized crime area somehow, I'd be surprised if something ever happened to you other than people telling you to leave.

[@rzadigi]

I’ve traveled the world and the only place someone attempted to rob me was in Naples. Though I was successfully robbed in NYC at gunpoint 😅

[@darioche85]

Exactly

[@vk3583]

⁠@@rzadigiIt can happen anywhere. I have travelled to more than 30 countries and many US states and have only been robbed at gunpoint in Nebraska and had an airbnb break-in in Turks and Caicos. I always feel safe when I visit Naples.

[@ctwentysevenj6531]

Actually Naples has a big aerospace industry. The popular ATR 42/72 turboprop airliner is manufactured in Naples. Plus the Boeing 787 tail plane was designed in Naples by engineers at Leonardo Aerospace, plus it is built there too. The Boeing 787 fuselage is manufactured in Apulia. Plus many more advanced industries are located in Naples.

[@nadg866]

So? This doesn't change the harsh reality that the poors live in there. No opportunities, no jobs, no future

[@992GTS-DC]

23:52 the graffiti took me by surprise, so striking against that deep seated urban decay

[@pietroarcofranchetti9096]

pretty crazy! at around the 19:32 mark you can spot a pretty big spray painted message on a building in the background that says "No al turismo dell'orrore" that translates roughly to "no to horror tourism" wich is exactly what is happening in the video.

[@Therealsusano91]

I wondered what that was! This is mindblowing that that tiny snippet was even caught on camera and edited in to the final upload 😅

[@madbruv]

He is just showing what is there, and it is the horrible truth what is going on in ghettos. I dont get it, this is not normal, so it needs to be shown so people can do something about an issue, if it is not seen it is forgotten.

[@jakerubino3233]

My family emigrated to Australia from Italy in 1950. Half from Trieste and the other from Naples. Still have relatives in both cities. Ur right about the whole of Naples looking like the hood and shit can go down anywhere not just the “business” areas 😂.

[@danieleperini3565]

The whole of Naples doesn't look like that at all

[@ACDZ123]

Naples makes places like Liverpool and glasgow look like holiday towns .

[@Gretz70]

Naples is rough as. But Glasgow back in the day was awful

[@gers72]

Someone would definitely be saying something to him if he walked and the rough areas in Glasgow with a camera

[@SyneHc]

Congratulations nice video, Scampia is now an iconic, almost cinematic place, very different from how it used to be. In the 2000s when Scampia had the highest level of drug dealing, there was the famous Scampia feud, where there were many deaths between different mafia families. In later years the remaining ones were arrested by the police. Reason why the area is very different from how it was 20 years ago, having left, however, a lot of degradation in the whole area.

[@RobertKanaat]

This is unreal. I've seen a lot of places in the world. But I've never been to places that look this abandoned. What kind of despair are people in that live here? And how can they raise children in a place like this? I can only imagine the hellscape that this turns into in the night.

[@conr16]

From reading Roberto Saviabo book "Gomorrah" about this area Scampia n the Camorra. There is an underground economy. Some of the gates and areas into flats are welded shut paid for by local Camorra Mafia clans to stop the Cops n Drug Squad coming into the flats so easily. It must be very hard to *try* and stop your son getting involved in that way of life or your daughter from getting hitched up or having kids with someone from that life.. There's probably nothing you can do to stop them getting involved as what's the alternative in areas like that be a wage slave for €250 a week or work for the local Mafia for €100 a day starting out as a look out so you can't be put to prison for a long time... If you did that 7 days a week that's near €600 to €700 a week no minimum wage job pays that especially in those run down suburbs 😔 The cops n state have 0 respect in the suburbs like alot of places so it's an uphill battle. Why would you bother with education or a trade when people with a Rolex and an AMG Merc brainwash you from primary school age that they are the "cool" fellas in your flats...

[@SevenMacEleven]

Dude there’s heaps of ghettos like this and even worse in europe.. media hide it very well

[@Jessamessaa]

These places are genuinely dangerous so you'll need a guide but - PETARE - CARACAS, VENEZEULA and CAMINO VERDE, ZONA NORTE, AND SANCHEZ TABOADA - TIJUANA, MEXICO Absolutely do not go alone

[@danielguguchiya1273]

You want to get him killed 😂

[@MaMu-fv8uo]

Also most of the areas in the south of Bogota

[@Jessamessaa]

true haha@@MaMu-fv8uo

[@Jessamessaa]

Arab the channel has done dangerous ones, he just has people with him from the area@@danielguguchiya1273

[@doctordryan]

Petare is not to be fucked with. You'd be picked up the second you enter. Only go with a local leader