Syracuse - New York - 4K Downtown Drive

[@kingdarius5252]

3:39 that will be a ticket for you, sir.

[@shawntorres6262]

I'm 44 years of age. I lived in Syracuse from January 1991 to June 1999 from Binghamton. So much memories good and bad times but I will always and forever love Syracuse. Im originally born from Brooklyn NY but now I'm living here in Miami, Florida. Syracuse and Miami are 2 different lifestyle cities. Syracuse is small simple and quiet, but Miami is huge loud and vibrant city that doesn't sleep. But I missed the beautiful and simplicity of Syracuse. The last I visited there was in 2004 to visit old friends from high school, so about 20 years ago and alot has changed, old friends from high school (William Nottingham HS Class of '99) have moved on long ago but my love for the 'Cuse will never change.

[@mohammadalmasalmeh6]

Yea its not as good now as it was then

[@DrewbieMcDreezy]

If you were to go straight here, and taken the left road at the fork, you would've run right into the upside down traffic light 16:13

[@Bapeheadass]

Worth the 2k rent

[@FlyingRoadtrips]

This is really cool- love that you were here while the tree and decorations in Clinton Square were still up. It's like a nice little Syracuse time capsule. Thanks for sharing!

[@dbyers3897]

0:25 The skinny building with the white van in front, 537-539 N Salina, was a pasta shop originally with the owner's apt above. I lived there briefly. Second floor is LR, kitchen, lav, stacked laundry in a closet. Top floor has two bedrooms & a full bath in the middle with a skylight. I can still hear the basketballs bouncing off the wall in the CYO next door. The narrowest building in Syracuse but a great little home. Francesca's next door has it now.

[@mireidaabad6615]

I was in Syracuse from 1997 to 2001 I miss Syracuse

[@user-FE40536]

How is Syracuse weather?

[@martybritton267]

I been in Syracuse many of times even went to a couple BB games in the dome worked in Syracuse used to live just 35 miles north of the cuse in Parish lived there for 40 plus years went to APW high school

[@halotubb1110]

Great video. Takes me back to when I took the city bus to OCC, then university hill. The bus station is no longer at the corner of fayette/salina streets but it still looks similar. Most of the businesses downtown look well maintained.

[@billcatcher2701]

Yep, that's my home town! Born and raised and know every nook & cranny of it. Lovely, typical overcast/dreary day...like i remember it. Moved to the sunny south 45 years ago....and no regrets. That's why i call it Zero-cuse....the weather sucks and there's not much going on.

[@superbuu2667]

I lived in Syracuse all my life just seeing you drive through downtown brings me back to my high school days taking the centro bus to school the corners you passed where chase bank and use to be Rite Aid were the 2 main Centro bus stops i don’t know if they still are I haven’t taken a Centro bus since 2005 after I got out of high school and the city is pretty empty must be the weekend in this video.

[@AP-gv1ee]

I didn’t live in Syracuse but lived in Rome and would have school field trips to Syracuse. Memories

[@paulettehammond-duerson8989]

Where is all the people? City after city looks deserted ! There was a time when there was a big hustle and bustle throughout cities all across the country! Downtown streets stayed busy. Now you can drive 5 city blocks and see maybe 5 people!

[@EntertainingEconomistLLC]

It is usually below 0 temperature outside during winter months here, even with no snow, it's like Chicago, we all sit in coffee shops, homes or offices, lol

[@DrewbieMcDreezy]

My guess is the video was recorded on a Sunday, because even the bus hub is dead, that ONLY happens on Sundays.

[@dbyers3897]

The description says filmed in November 2023. A Sunday or maybe Thanksgiving? Even now, downtown is usually quite busy on a business day. Just not a good busy sometimes. The 'Cuse was a great town to grow up in back 50 years ago. Slow & steady decline since then. Most of the industry moved away with the better paying jobs & so many malls opened that the city was gutted as far as retail. Destiny is turning ghetto like the whole Northside. CNY, including most of Onondaga County, still beautiful though. Only a short drive to the Finger Lakes, Dacks & Lake Ontario. NYC, Montreal, & Toronto are all about 4-5 hours drive.

[@TyhlerNovac]

There isn't much change to the way downtown looks now as far as people are in October of 2024

[@dotard79]

Make a video on I-81 being rerouted in Syracuse

[@JillBetancourt]

Hermosa ❤

[@adam92682]

6:44 you can see my old bedroom window from when I was 7 years old.

[@erikhamm9946]

Did you get to see the upside down, green on top, traffic signal in Syracuse?

[@MileageMikeTravels]

No. Where was that?

[@SventheArcticFox]

It’s in the Tipperary Hill neighborhood, on the intersection of Tompkins Street and Burnet Park Drive/Milton Avenue.

[@DrewbieMcDreezy]

That's an iconic light, ONLY one in the entire United States. The only other one, is in Ireland.

[@WarningSirensOfCNY]

Yo no yay, I go down those streets all the time

[@FelixGutierrez-sv9ps]

Jay klk bro ❤ hermosa ciudad

[@ezekielpariola7348]

Why are the streets empty?

[@Frank-jb9cs]

Watertown new york sad, cold and lonely 😢😢😢😢 is time to get out of here 😢😢😢😢

[@mr.sxffer]

Facts

[@bhaltazhar105]

Once boom town, soon ghetto city gone bust. 🤑

[@charlesferebee263]

Damn. When were you in Syracuse. That must have been during COVID. I live here in the Cuse. I have never seen all the streets you drove on that empty. Somehow you made Syracuse look like a Ghost Town. LMAO ☹️ 🤣 Keep Up the Great Work. Stay Safe out There. 🇺🇸 Have a great Holiday. ! 🎄🎁

[@Cornbread-gi6kt]

🙄it just about is a ghost town. But the ‘suns’ do come out at night.🤷🏼

[@susanbarry1284]

Driving thru the hood

[@lefthanded5473]

Damn I can’t believe he actually came to Syracuse 💀

[@dontran449]

Free foods stamps and housing and more....

[@mr.sxffer]

Cap

[@paulteller8383]

nobody home?

[@susanbarry1284]

The most unsafe city to live in field trips to Syracuse what's here to see