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@albergaharriott5257Ай бұрын
You should consider going to Jamaica - I am sure your spin on the visit will be like no other
@derrickreynolds7938Ай бұрын
Hey man.its your barber Derrick..love your video 😊
@YahmantvАй бұрын
Blessings bro from Jamaica 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
@Delboy0Ай бұрын
Basically what is happening in Brixton is happening all over London in working class areas. There is a massive agenda by the right wing government to gentrify all the working class areas of London, by building expensive new high rise apartments that make the area super expensive and push minorities out of London. It started with Canary Wharf in the 1970s where they change a rough part on London into one of the most expensive areas by building luxury apartments, but now they are doing this all over London, meaning there is no more affordable housing in London or South East and these new apartments are not going to local people, but international investors, meaning there is even less housing for people.
@ralphmaver148928 күн бұрын
@@VolpeWhereAreYou No hoods in London black, Latin or otherwise.
@PunanyChemistАй бұрын
Wray and Nephew is more dangerous than anyone in Brixton.
@sidzidour9108Ай бұрын
Haha 😂 that's real talk
@BeckyJadeАй бұрын
💯 That stuff is CRAZY the Jamaican Londoners Love that stuff it's so strong
@enisengin2950Ай бұрын
Had it once about 15 years ago. Never again. Chundered everywhere. I can still taste it 😂
@LeonFyvhАй бұрын
my days bredda yeah man that wrey wrey mad, where the magnums tho??
@nicolashardlow2347Ай бұрын
😂
@cleo63100Ай бұрын
The Jamaican influence in Brixton isn't what it was in the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s, etc. They're now part of the 'Windrush' history, with a square in Brixton being named Windrush Square in 1998, to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the arrival of the Empire Windrush ship in 1948 on which the first set of Jamaicans and other Caribbeans arrived in London. Brixton was never a ‘hood’ just because it had a Jamaican community, and it has now become a trendy area with many nationalities running bars, restaurants, etc. Small snippets of the Jamaican influence remain but for the most part, most of the early generation sold up their huge houses that they worked hard to buy - because they couldn’t get places to rent, nor did they qualify for social housing at the time - and moved on - either back to Jamaica or other areas in London. Their offsprings live all over London and other parts of England because it's now become very expensive to live in Brixton. Jamaicans have now become part of the history of Brixton. Brixton was never a ‘black’ area, but had a Jamaican community which is now part of its history.
@justlarry8945Ай бұрын
Contrary to the belief that Jamaican influence in Brixton has faded, it is clear that this cultural heritage remains strong and vibrant. Windrush Square, named to honor the arrival of the Empire Windrush in 1948, highlights the deep roots of the Jamaican community in Brixton. Despite gentrification and an influx of diverse nationalities, the Jamaican influence is still very much alive. Jamaican music, food, and festivals continue to be a core part of Brixton's identity. Many Jamaican-owned businesses, such as the famous Negril restaurant and the long-standing Brixton Village market stalls, thrive and attract visitors from all over London. Community centers like the Karibu Education Centre and the Black Cultural Archives actively preserve and promote Jamaican culture and history. The older generation and their descendants, many of whom still live in or regularly visit Brixton, keep the cultural legacy alive. The sense of community and pride in their history is evident. Brixton may have evolved, but the Jamaican influence is far from gone-it's still a vital part of what makes the area unique and special.
@leedsleeds7311Ай бұрын
I used to vist my mate in Brixton
@alanssnack1192Ай бұрын
and our white girls vaginas we're never the same again, the end.
@HappyCamper84Ай бұрын
Part of the problem... 'bare waste man's' claiming dole
@StennMathisАй бұрын
@@HappyCamper84 Brixton hasn't been brixton since the late 90s, mate. The Jammos and carribeans had a chance to make it theirs (like Asians in East Ham or Harrow who now OWN properties and rent out). But they were too busy being either loud, partying or stoned whilst the Asians (who love a drink btw), kept their heads down and planned ahead. Now even Africans in uk own more properties than Caribbean's and i believe outnumber Caribbean's in the uk...Brixton should of been to Caribbean's what East Ham is to Pakistanis, Bengalis and Indians, but hey...Nobody else to blame but themselves...it's the mentality.
@rambam791Ай бұрын
I once ended up in the ER (non related), got discharged and didn't know where tf i woz, ended up just walking around and ended up in Bricky. 4am I walk up 2 a dood, he's offering me herb, charley all that.....I simply explained my situation and my man had me on the correct bus with proper directionz to get home safe. Sincerely: A very white man
@ColonelForkEyesАй бұрын
end of the day, nobody wants to draw attention to the ends. Just because someone is serving up, doesn't mean they dom't care about people. And a dealer is way less likely to screw a 'civilian' over than a mugger.
@anthonymitchell889329 күн бұрын
ram jam it has never been called bricky never ever plwase dont say briccy it making me siccky
@rambam79128 күн бұрын
@@anthonymitchell8893 I call it Bricky, idgaf
@herpsmaltwatta26 күн бұрын
@@rambam791 He was talking to Ram Jam
@rambam79126 күн бұрын
@@herpsmaltwatta Oh shit, my B.
@f6876Ай бұрын
Brixton is loosing its Jamaican community and vibes, now it’s expensive and gentrified
@RL-yo1wpАй бұрын
Good, so that way we have no crime. Keep it clean and not THEFT and CRIME. Too much graffiti and gangsters there
@John858_Ай бұрын
@@RL-yo1wpyeah right because Edinburgh and Liverpool have no crime do they
@larsstougaard7097Ай бұрын
Bob Marley crying 😢
@JAMESLOONEY-kd1nuАй бұрын
Good. Its called progress..😅
@andreaarzenton561Ай бұрын
The best parties 20y agi
@HGee420Ай бұрын
Correction:Brixton used to be predominantly Jamaican but these days it’s mostly Africans, Portuguese and affluent city workers. lol Brixton isn’t the worst part of London by a long way! You’re basically in an extremely gentrified, and affluent part of SW London. So you’re about 30 years too late with your ‘ Jamaican Hood’ nonsense! Like any major inner city area Brixton has a rougher side, but a lot of the serious violent crime is Gang/Organised crime/Drug related, so unless you’re involved your not likely to become a victim of crime. Brixton is generally a safe area to live for decent law abiding citizens. Next time you’re in London go to Tottenham Northumberland Park Estate. If you want to experience a real Hood vibe 😂These days Brixton is considered a more upscale hipster type area with some of the UK’s highest house prices.
@zachtine4404Ай бұрын
Well said!!🎉
@carbonell123Ай бұрын
Bang on
@patmann9363Ай бұрын
I would say 30.
@voice.of.reasonАй бұрын
Thanks for the education. I haven't lived in London for 30 years, so I did not know how it has changed. I don't visit either because of Saddick Khans ULEZ and other charges on driving into London
@sebiamericanu19328 күн бұрын
All East London is shit apart from Wansted and Stamford Hill
@reinubetonАй бұрын
That hood looks like paradise compared to places in Colombia or Venezuela
@Adwoa_AgyeiАй бұрын
Uk is a first world country that's why.
@gabrielw0177Ай бұрын
Yeah cant compare a first world to a third world country
@bloodclaatАй бұрын
Yeah guess so, but this is like the worst looking places in the UK, can imagine what the good places look like🤩
@MeloncholymadnessАй бұрын
@@bloodclaat You think? Brixton is nowhere near the most deprived area in the UK...
@bloodclaatАй бұрын
@@Meloncholymadness Why do you have to be so retarded? Why? Like when did I say deprived?? Why do you have to be a fucking twat seriously and make up words?
@seanaries-je7jbАй бұрын
I wirked in Brixton about 15 years ago painting decorating a black couples flat..it was predominantly black area..I was treated with respect and a welcome everyday I was there..had no problems at all there..❤
@AlanTobaccoАй бұрын
Stop virtue signalling fool
@kamtheo9774Ай бұрын
You didn’t go to Angel Town, Summerlyton, Baghdad, Loughborough estate etc, you stayed in Brixton central
@Janae_22Ай бұрын
Exactly what I was thinking, those endz are the grimey parts of Brixton
@Ashley-w3xАй бұрын
Exactly wat I just said lol
@ColonelForkEyesАй бұрын
@@Janae_22 Even then. My mate lives in Loughborough ends, I visit him from Devon every so often. Park up in the estate, my car is fine, I feel safe. I greet everyone I cross paths with respectfully, I say I'm visiting a mate, everything's cool. Acting scared and sketched out might well end in different results.
@Janae_22Ай бұрын
@@ColonelForkEyes I'm from Loughborough endz...I was saying if you want to see the real Brixton. You gotta go Angel town, somerleyton etc. To experience the urbaness
@Janae_22Ай бұрын
@@ColonelForkEyes Crime rates are high in lambeth that don't make it to the BBC news etc. Nearly every male youths from the endz carry flickys, zombie knifes etc. Most outsiders always tend to say they feel safe, and have the most opinions!!
@reviewmaster4x467Ай бұрын
I used to deliver to Brixton 3 times a week. I found all the people very friendly and nice and the truth is you have more chance of getting robbed in the city of London than in Brixton.
@bookinsights1092Ай бұрын
Yeah, all the thugs from Brixton travel to the city of London to steal.
@maipai4282Ай бұрын
100 % not correct.
@OndoliteАй бұрын
@@maipai4282I worked on Coldharbour Lane for 11 years. Too many cameras for crime. The street crime problem is due to white Portuguese drug addicts.
@adeels97Ай бұрын
My man wearing an allah pendant but tattoos and drinking alcohol 😂
@EintagsFliegenTVАй бұрын
Thats islam 😂😂😂😂
@adineatha9766Ай бұрын
African Americans when trying to be Muslim be like 🤣
@ignatiusrodrigues588Ай бұрын
My brother you are the beat youtuber I want to be like you if you can give suggestions I want to be your member
@denzomalenkoАй бұрын
That is what you call a poser! Lol!
@MrAdrianRVАй бұрын
Hypocrisy & religion go hand-in-hand.
@miamitten1123Ай бұрын
People are scared of their own shadow cause it’s black. Nothing wrong with Brixton….besides the £3000 per month rent
@altheawhyte232821 күн бұрын
Rent so high happening too in USA 😱
@nealo81417 күн бұрын
3000 wow. I stayed with a friend in 2006 when I went to Brixton academy to a show. He was paying 500 a month for room in shared house so can believe it. Crazy.
@roadgent79217 күн бұрын
So those hood rats are paying £3000 a month? I think not. 😮
@bopndop2347Ай бұрын
Brixton is safe bro. Brixton in 2009 was different. Brixton in 1990 was nuts
@bookinsights1092Ай бұрын
Why was it nuts?
@charlesedwards7214Ай бұрын
@@bookinsights1092I'll try my best to summarise an explanation. So, in 1981 the Brixton riots happen after growing tensions between the black community and Met police over abuse from majority white officers seemed to reach boiling point. The aftermath of this riot left a lot of the younger male members of the black community now disillusioned with not only the police as their public servants but also in what they have to take and fear - like with a bully, when the Brixton folk fought back they realised they're tougher than they thought. THIS in kind lead to the perfect grooming ground for older, established white London gangsters who were controlling rackets such as the drug trade and now could see a fresh anti-police pool of new footsoldiers to continue to there work as they step back and legitimise somewhat(think Terry Addams sort). Couple all of this with crack cocaine hitting popularity on our shores around the same time and you had a recipe for disaster. A final point of interest is that in 1996, possession of legal handguns were banned. When something gets banned, there's a lot of money to be made grabbing a few before the ban and selling them after.
@LiambreamАй бұрын
@@bookinsights1092😂
@saturnalia2567Ай бұрын
It's still a dump.
@Jdj28373Ай бұрын
In the 90s he wouldn’t have been able to walk with a camera. Leaving the station he would be robbed immediately
@DavieBlyth1234Ай бұрын
As a white guy lived in Brixton the place is a good vibe you get good bad everywhere alot of crack heads asking for money its london so what else do you expect. Am just working class man just have common sense
@DavieBlyth1234Ай бұрын
Act like a bad man and trust you meet your match 😂
@CuddFreshАй бұрын
My friend just sent me your video. Glad you’re enjoying London. Most people usually just go to the Buckingham Palace and the tourist spots cool you’re seeing the real London
@TheLampiniАй бұрын
I used to drive a bus through Brixton - lived in coldharbour lane - loved it! Love the Jamaican culture, love the muslim folks.. the bus used to break down at all hours - this white girl got loads of help and love from the community.. there's dodgy everywhere! Prefer to be with a broken bus at 2 am in Brixton than i would in central London at 3 in the afternoon.. ❤
@deanrss122 күн бұрын
Same 196 bus back in 2000 Brixton to Norwood ❤ loved it just gave to how to carry your self ❤
@godisgood2828Ай бұрын
The haircuts be entertaining to watch for some reason, barbershops always gotta chill vibe to them
@sonnystraveladventureАй бұрын
Brixton is now so gentrified that it’s only a shadow of its past. In the late 80’s and early 90’ you couldn’t walk around Brixton like that with a camera. It was Yardie town
@justlarry8945Ай бұрын
The fact that you couldn't walk around Brixton with a camera in the late 80s and early 90s shows how tough things were back then. Was that a good thing? Gentrification has brought safety and new opportunities, making Brixton more welcoming. It's obviously important to preserve our rich Jamaican heritage that makes Brixton unique. While the area has changed, the goal should be to keep its vibrant history alive while enjoying the benefits of a safer community.
@sonnystraveladventureАй бұрын
@@justlarry8945why would anyone suggest that was a good thing just making a statement of fact
@bontempo1271Ай бұрын
@@justlarry8945 "Gentrification has brought safety and new opportunities" - for higher classes. Displacement is a disgrace
@invade8128 күн бұрын
@@justlarry8945 That goal is all well and good as a theory. Trouble is, gentrification always goes too far.
@mariethompson863627 күн бұрын
Rubbish
@CB-123Ай бұрын
Why do you refer to Brixton as a 'hood' just because Jamaicans live there...quite offensive tbh
@BrooyahАй бұрын
its because they act like hoodlums
@dizmop29 күн бұрын
unfortunately, they refer to it as that themselves
@gifty259529 күн бұрын
Exactly! Brixton has changed a lot but jt was never a hood. It’s always been a community for Caribbeans and African people. My childhood was spent going to Brixton to buy real hard dough bread, Jamaican patties, food and even buy African fabrics in bulk. Respect to Brixton.
@deanivan395129 күн бұрын
Lol you do know hood is short for neighbourhood right! You sound silly right now!
@dizmop29 күн бұрын
@@deanivan3951 so are the affluent parts of Hamstead or Highgate known as "The Hood"? it's you that sounds kinda silly
@ragingblazemasterАй бұрын
That fresh jerk chicken off the grill looks FANTASTIC!
@user-fd7ju5sb6bАй бұрын
Brixton is safe af. Zero to fear there. I live down the road - Stockwell
@justlarry8945Ай бұрын
@@maxanderson9692 same can be said for literally anywhere else on on planet earth.
@OndoliteАй бұрын
@@maxanderson9692Brixton is crime free like most of London.
@OndoliteАй бұрын
@@justlarry8945💯
@thoughtsofathinker2445Ай бұрын
@@maxanderson9692 dont get in the wrong crowd then lol tf?
@ColonelForkEyesАй бұрын
@@maxanderson9692 100pc but then as a new arrival to the area you have to go looking for issues or project a persona that rubs locals up the wrong way on early impressions. No matter where you grow up, if you're there from childhood and went to school/grew up in the ends, you're always going to have a bigger job staying away from all that shit. Even small towns in the countryside it's possible to slip into shady lifestyles just because of who's round you in your formative years.
@CharlieWhite-es9vdАй бұрын
I live in Brixton, it’s a nice diverse community, also great for music and food 👌
@Alan-ks3tkАй бұрын
Glad you got tp put a Vlog on Brixton even with no one trusting the cam. Went there from Australia few years ago and had a great time. Thanks for sharing.
@webMonkey_Ай бұрын
Mate you relate to so many people, you just come across so well and so natural. Honestly love your videos.
@Matty_UKАй бұрын
36:05 The KZbinr Rate My Takeaway is there somewhere. You can see his van behind you. Someone's told him about the food. Lol Cool video bud.
@mwint6403Ай бұрын
You have amazing eyes for that!
@airspeed_aliveАй бұрын
Omg. Good spot man! Damn you are observant 😂
@fuzzface8744Ай бұрын
You've got eagle eyes man! Good spot.
@BucksBuffet101Ай бұрын
Must have just missed him. I saw the video. He visited the jerk chicken place at the end about 3 weeks ago.
@JungleTunes94Ай бұрын
Surely too much for a coincidence considering he lives 200 miles north
@imranhuddinАй бұрын
I've lived in Brixton all my life. I'm south Asian. The area is safe if you mind your business. If you're a normal person people have no reason to trouble you. They only trouble the trouble makers. Also Jamaican can cut hair. Best fades.
@demps691921 күн бұрын
Grew up in the 70's and 80's in a borough of Birmingham that was mostly Irish and Caribbean. We are still friends today. You had your arseholes, junkies, thieves, violent people and wrong-uns. They all end up where they end up. The good people are still friends today, 54 tears later we are still meeting up and drinking together.
@sindudaАй бұрын
Glad to hear Twin is still doing his thing.. I had class mates in the 90s that would come in monday morning with the freshest cuts talking about the legendaryTwin barbers.
@eyesb391120 күн бұрын
Yeah glad too. They're my old class mates Derrick and Dennis
@Mountain-em1oqАй бұрын
Barber was cool af
@JayNubiАй бұрын
The barber in the red hat, and the man who came into the shop with the motor cycle helmet are identical twin brothers.They were gang leaders in their youth,but are doing more positive things now.
@OndoliteАй бұрын
Older bro is a plank 💯
@kathrynmcauley4808Ай бұрын
The food.is brilliant in Brixton! I really like Brixton and if you don't bother people you're unlikely to have trouble.
@BurtonOutdoorsАй бұрын
The stats come from going to Brixton after dark!! If you've ever come out of a club in Brixton at 0400 in the morning you'd know why the stats are so high. On the whole a great place and fantastic people, but the same as any city you have to be careful what you say to people, what street you walk down and how streetwise you are 👍 Great viddy as always man, it's great to see you lapping up the London scene
@mcleanization1540Ай бұрын
Don't tempt him, he will go after dark now 😂
@BurtonOutdoorsАй бұрын
@@mcleanization1540 🤣🤣🤣
@blessed7645Ай бұрын
@@mcleanization1540lol😂😂
@OndoliteАй бұрын
Rubbish 🗑️
@iphythАй бұрын
That’s the best fade I’ve seen you get so far
@ProducedByAllahАй бұрын
Even when Jamaicans seem rude don't take it the wrong way Volpe, me growing up around these people it's almost like casual interaction for them lol
@quincy9293Ай бұрын
Good video bro, im glad you bumped in to kind hearted people. I love brixton, used to go to get my hair locked and then walk around the market and go to the caribbean vegan/veggie food stalls. Theres a few people with mental illness hanging around by for the most part people mind their own business.
@PitStop593Ай бұрын
Welcome to Brix if you roll in peace you good
@seygra20Ай бұрын
Venezuela is not in the Caribbean, it's South American Country. Only Guyana is considered part for historical reasons, yes it is in South America
@flysky6248Ай бұрын
Excellent series from UK,thank you brother.
@0117NUMBER125 күн бұрын
When you barber your main plug 🔌 😂
@gabrielw0177Ай бұрын
Tbh London doesnt have any full blown hoods anymore I feel like. Its getting more gentrified everyday. Areas like Tottenham, Brixton, Peckham, Newham, Harlesden, South Kilburn, Croydon, Tower hamlet, Hackney etc etc used to be very hood but London is one of the most expensive cities in the world right now and they keep upping the prices by pushing people out of the city and push them further away outside of London. For my Londoners in the comments what would still be considered hood hood?
@BurtonOutdoorsАй бұрын
Limehouse 🤣🤣🤣
@gabrielw0177Ай бұрын
@@BurtonOutdoors Where in Limehouse?
@BurtonOutdoorsАй бұрын
@gabrielw0177 I'm joking dude
@strawberryphant0m179Ай бұрын
if you go to the council estates in those areas at night they definitely aren't the friendliest places.
@maxanderson9692Ай бұрын
Lol ok, deluded.
@truthhitman7473Ай бұрын
Big up Twin. Bless up, bro 🙏🏼
@allensharlow7763Ай бұрын
Boy Carlos that chicken looks so good, I could almost smell and taste it, the people seemed ok there, enjoy yourself Buddy😎😎👍👍🍮🍮
@gardencitygrowers9313Ай бұрын
Good to see twin barbers still going💯
@streettravelxxiАй бұрын
Bruh 5:00 had a Muslim necklace and was sippin rum these London mandem r different 😂
@larsstougaard7097Ай бұрын
Perfect
@JAMESLOONEY-kd1nuАй бұрын
What's that in English please
@jancyvargheese5351Ай бұрын
@@JAMESLOONEY-kd1numandem means a group
@BladimirButinАй бұрын
He’s not a Muslim just for fashion like most of these clowns just want a belonging
@tobieteraАй бұрын
@@JAMESLOONEY-kd1nu What part didn't you understand you bellend?
@f6876Ай бұрын
Brixton is like Disney world compared to the average American ghetto 😂
@gabrielw0177Ай бұрын
Why americans always gotta compare its not about americans, where is america mentioned in this video?
@gabrielw0177Ай бұрын
And Brixton is also getting gentrified heavy, wasnt as it used to be its too expensive now only rich white people move in
@f6876Ай бұрын
Yes it’s becoming diluted and bland 😢
@jabmalassieАй бұрын
Rick Ross made that mistake.
@glyno77Ай бұрын
You are crazy. Over the last 25 yrs I've been to the Bronx,Brooklyn,Queens, etc in NY. Compton,watts,skid row in La. Plus all over Seattle,Portland,Sacramento,Sanfran,Oakland... I've never had a problem anywhere. Same as bad parts of anywhere,if you're streetwise and keep yaself to yaself ain't nobody bothering you! Act like you belong wherever you go!
@carloscrod_Ай бұрын
Shoutout to the barber. He got you right 🤝🏽
@warrenjames137115 күн бұрын
give this man a medal for being the rainiest and rude person ever.
@martincou2089Ай бұрын
Not the oldest reatuarant, in fact only opened a few years ago, 100 meters from this place is the Atlantic bakery they have been doing food for 50 years and much better than this place.
@Kujichagulia237Ай бұрын
That guy on the metro was chatting absolute nonsense. Sure he used to attend community meetings back in thx day too, so he's the last person I woukd expect to talk so disapprovalling of Brixton. You should have gone to Brixton Black Cultural archives and learnt some of Brixton's history.
@magirusdeutzjupiter2234Ай бұрын
My father who is from Switzerland a heavy truck driver once went to Brixton and said there was dope being sold every where and stunk of cannabis 😄😄😄. One of the locals was selling stolen bicycles for £10 he was black.
@lindahunter196924 күн бұрын
This is what immigration is about sharing the good things and working together ☘️ God bless and protect England and the blessed Isles 🦘🌹🔥🌞
@webshooter1874Ай бұрын
I lived in Brixton in the early nineties for years trust me it was bad then but now it’s not bad at all it’s pretty much gentrified so noway near as naughty as it used to be it got its reputation as dangerous in the 80s and 90s but now it’s safe as anywhere else in London really
@seany8787Ай бұрын
Safe as anywhere in London? So not fuckin safe in the slightest
@Leojw10Ай бұрын
@@seany8787central London west London and Wimbledon and clapham in south London are safe pretty much most of London including the dangerous areas are getting more busier and developed each day but obviously there is crime
@glyno77Ай бұрын
@@Leojw10mate you've probably got more places you need to watch yourself between Clapham north and Clapham junction than anywhere else southwest. Everywheres gentrified in London but you gotta remember that where money comes,crime follows.
@maxanderson9692Ай бұрын
Deluded, it's dangerous as ever if you get caught up in the wrong activity!!! Obviously if Ur just walking round as a random civilian Ur just going to blend in. Dangerous doesn't mean you'll get robbed for your camera the people that are really dangerous aren't robbing people for they're cameras or phones
@webshooter1874Ай бұрын
@@seany8787 London is safe
@DJGG8205Ай бұрын
The Jamaican community are being driven out of Brixton, it's been getting gentrified by affluent hipsters for many years now.
@rbb5072Ай бұрын
English people can move to whereever they want in london lol
@user-hv5jm6ff3eАй бұрын
Good they don't belong there anyways lol
@DJGG8205Ай бұрын
@@user-hv5jm6ff3e Go to hell racist piece of crap.
@a.s3523Ай бұрын
@@user-hv5jm6ff3e They belong wherever they want.
@chome4Ай бұрын
Jamaicans were offered good money for their properties and some moved to placed like Croydon, where they bought cheaper houses and didn't invest the rest.
@therealist2000Ай бұрын
If I had the money, Brixton is where I'd live, the energy there is AMAZING
@DannyG-cv8so27 күн бұрын
Meanwhile…. There is f’in CCTV recording EVERYTHING 😂
@CastroS14Ай бұрын
Need to go Islington, Wood Green , Seven Sisters, might like it
@CastroS14Ай бұрын
Enfield too , happy travels ✊
@MetaworldwideАй бұрын
Comes to England, finds Islamabad
@quincy9293Ай бұрын
Didnt know the caribbean was in the middle east
@TheLampiniАй бұрын
@@quincy9293this is the ignorance of the gammon British.. 😂
@Susan-kd3rvАй бұрын
@@TheLampiniaww yeah 👍 I love a bit of gammon with my roast potatoes yum , it makes a change from roast beef .
@TheLampiniАй бұрын
@@Susan-kd3rv if you're in the UK you're in the right place for it - we have a glut! Don't forget the apple sauce.. 🤣
@Susan-kd3rvАй бұрын
@@TheLampini no, I hate apple sauce .
@paulkirton8945Ай бұрын
I live in Brixton. It's much more of a racial mix now. It's less dangerous but there is a large number of mentally disturbed and crack addicted people.
@aaronali822Ай бұрын
Cillipper sounding like a tractor😂😂😂
@jonathanwiehe4398Ай бұрын
People are not friendly at all in that area lol
@quincy9293Ай бұрын
Lol There was plenty of people in that video that was friendly and helpful to an outsider
@bad_robot4842Ай бұрын
I was today years old when I found out that Bob Marley's dad was a white Englishman and that Bob Marley lived in London for a time.
@hotstepper887Ай бұрын
Indeed, he lived mainly in Notting Hill, Brixton and Chelsea.
@glyno77Ай бұрын
@@hotstepper887bob lived in a Rastafarian community between oval and Kennington.
@hotstepper887Ай бұрын
@@glyno77 Most of his time here 11, years was in Notting Hill, down Portabello Rd
@hotstepper887Ай бұрын
@@glyno77 He was often kicking a football about under the flyover.
@hotstepper887Ай бұрын
@@glyno77 I lived in Stockwell, up the road.
@11ZEPHYR6711 күн бұрын
Great video my friend! You represented the Jamaican people and Brixton well. The media always try to divide different races and cultures so we don't get together and live in peace. Firsthand proof only - get the truth 'straight from the horses mouth' so to speak like you have. Never trust the gossip-mongers. I just subscribed, much respect!
@mooncakerabbithender7203Күн бұрын
I love the barber twin barber. and his shop was so happy and friendly. Black and white wow!!!! that was amazing. such quality traditional food. Thankyou for sharing
@Adwoa_AgyeiАй бұрын
You need to do east street or peckham for London's west african neighbourhood or east ham and southhall for London's indian neighbourhood
@michellemaggs75Ай бұрын
Bengali ?
@Adwoa_AgyeiАй бұрын
@@michellemaggs75 tower hamlets, shadwell bethnal green
@michellemaggs75Ай бұрын
@@Adwoa_Agyei Thanks. I am from Manchester.
@cleo63100Ай бұрын
After World War 2, Brixton saw the arrival of the Windrush Generation into Britain. They would first be housed temporarily in deep air-raid shelters in Clapham Common, close to Brixton, and several of them would go to the Labour Exchange in Brixton to find work before ultimately settling in Brixton. Jamaican connection to Brixton started in 1948 when they arrived on Empire Windrush. There’s no Jamaican ‘hood’ in Brixton - there never was. All the Jamaicans left the area in the 80s, 90s etc when they sold their big houses that they worked hard to buy, and the yuppies started moving in and gentrification took over. All those people you see there now are not all Jamaicans. Brixton now have many nationalities and very few are Jamaicans. There are a few but the majority moved back to Jamaica or to smaller houses in cheaper areas of London. Stop calling the name ‘Jamaicans’ because they do not live in any ‘hoods’ in Brixton. Those people are mostly Africans or other nationalities. Brixton was never a ‘hood’. Jamaicans bought their large houses which they sold and are now worth millions. So this myth about Jamaican ‘hood’ in Brixton is played out and doesn’t exist. Jamaicans left there decades ago and moved on. The danger - if it exists - is not from Jamaicans. Leave Jamaicans out of your narrative!
@mia35767Ай бұрын
👏👏👏👏
@waitaminute2015Ай бұрын
The men drinking rum were Jamaican.
@JAMESLOONEY-kd1nuАй бұрын
Thank you sir, for exposing the truth..3rd generation londoners are not jamaican 😅
@JAMESLOONEY-kd1nuАй бұрын
@waitaminute2015 cobblers they are londoners..
@loriswafford4672Ай бұрын
Majority did not move back to Jamaica
@liitleman5020Ай бұрын
Its much safer than it used to be , still wouldnt go down the back roads at night by yourself
@MrBOSSMAN2342Ай бұрын
Brixton has changed and no it's not Dangerous anymore
@f6876Ай бұрын
Volpe your Jamaican accent needs some work 😂
@DF-yw7grАй бұрын
You're making me miss my home town , great video brother
@bootlegger1974Ай бұрын
Great blog Captain loved the barber what a dude
@BeckyJadeАй бұрын
I go here quite a bit its a really great vibe but it can be dangerous but you have to show respect and be mindful. The people really look after you if your respectful. And they are super fun ❤
@jimfoley8014Ай бұрын
Guns of Brixton is a great song by The Clash.
@OneLove-oj4szАй бұрын
If that’s considered the hood they are living pretty good. I live in the MIA like you and you know what the hood is like in MIA. You don’t want to go to the wrong here you ain’t getting out. The food looked sick!!
@maxanderson9692Ай бұрын
@@OneLove-oj4sz looks can be deceiving, you can't tell how treacherous ous a place is just by how run down it is, Brixton has a lot of really really bad people those people are not just standing on street corners like bums, they're whole thing is not to be seen. Get caught up in the wrong crow and with the wrong people and it's as bad as can be!
@LJ07EBP13 күн бұрын
Thanks alot for making this video to inform people about this area, any area of london that aint central is as dangerous as brixton
@Ashley-w3xАй бұрын
Bro that’s not Brixton hood that’s Brixton centre to go to the hood u need to go to the project like angel town estate Loughborough est tusle hill mayfield estate
@sjanexАй бұрын
There are so many places in the uk other than London 😴 why not venture out of the city and into the countryside and visit our lovely villages or costal towns?
@JackieBrown93Ай бұрын
I always think this. They all go to London and no where else 🙄
@andybaker2456Ай бұрын
I don't think his subscribers are going to be interested in thatched cottages and cream teas!
@BladimirButinАй бұрын
We like Empanadas and Jerk chicken and Jollof rice not Pie bang and mash with eels
@Leojw10Ай бұрын
All the dangerous towns/areas of London are getting busier and more developed each day. I live an hour from London by train and never felt unsafe in London central and west London are the safest. But some parts of south London like Croydon is unsafe with Wimbledon and clapham being the safest parts of south London. and i will have to visit brixton one day my grandma is jamaican and i love there food
@antoniocardoso5778Ай бұрын
I lived in Croydon back in 2018/19 and never felt menaced or saw anything weird happening really. I commuted to work mon-frid to Blackfriars station. Walked the central streets of Croydon with wife and baby daughter and felt safe.
@Facts_over__emotionsАй бұрын
@@antoniocardoso5778 go back now it's gotten progressively worse lol
@CarlPaulsen13 күн бұрын
I particularly enjoyed watching the woman preparing the chicken next to the bins. I wonder where she got her food hygiene certificate 😀
@kushcloud420Ай бұрын
Your safe in brixton if you mind your own business kinda like hackney if you get to nosey it causes problems
@andyshortzgaming7438Ай бұрын
Im so happy you went to maureens!! best jerk chicken in all of brixton! Brixton is not dangerous at all unless you are involved in Gangs or Trappin etc. If you just a civillian.. its one of the most welcoming places in all of London... the people are amazing and its full of rich culture! Im from nearby camberwell
@sojiadamo5212Ай бұрын
You're doing well bredrin. Keep it real, you seem to have a lot of prior knowledge and understanding of this ya London ting. ❤ Bless up my Yankee your.
@JK-kp2ebАй бұрын
The fade was well high on the left compared to right
@ralphmaver1489Ай бұрын
Brixton is not a hood.
@rjflores438Ай бұрын
If youre in public you have no right to ask people not to film in public. The guy was being friendly and inquisitive.
@3dhellАй бұрын
Long time subscriber, now your are in my hood! Whaaaaaaat! IF i had known , I'd have shown you places.
@JetshiteАй бұрын
Great video dude. Really enjoyed it.
@nudgenudge46039 күн бұрын
Balham a strange place and other cities its good that people have a community and some trust in the place, at times working helps and sports
@ApolloTalksАй бұрын
Bro go to Tooting!!!
@NANA-kd7ygАй бұрын
What have they done to the UK.
@searklarakАй бұрын
Loving your fade man. No disrespect or hate as I'm just being straight up honest but he did a better job than that Italian girl from your other video.
@estee9290Ай бұрын
Man directed the camera at coke fanta and sprite and said here are jamaican sodas 🤣🤣 pan left abit 😉
@chrisacosta5678Ай бұрын
Why don’t you visit Ecuador?
@user-qb5rs5pn3nАй бұрын
Great vlogg in England 🇬🇧 👏 a great utuber from america 🇺🇸
@mrfreeland123Ай бұрын
The barber is a top geezer ,I've gotta come Brixton for the food .
@sharnag6968Ай бұрын
Glqd you had a great time stay blessed
@Ice07TVАй бұрын
Go to Harlesden next and see the Caribbean community up there
@denzomalenkoАй бұрын
Damn! I've never seen so many people not like the camera in one place! Lol! But you have to ignore them and keep creating content!
@Matty_UKАй бұрын
I think it's best he respects people's wishes. We don't want Carlos getting a whooping. Lol
@denzomalenkoАй бұрын
@@Matty_UK I'm not saying to record them forcefully. But don't let them deter you from keeping it moving and creating content! Lol!
@DMWBN3Ай бұрын
They don't want the dole office to see them working. Or ones not working, don't want police to clock them dealing.
@Mattfuze18 күн бұрын
Haha when you left the chicken place in the garden “rate my takeaways” van was parked outside lol he done a good review on that place
@Greenz1100Ай бұрын
Brixton like most of South London is gentrified. It is not 50/50 its more 20% Black and other and 80% White. I don't know why anyone would say don't go to Brixton, that is a BIG LIE. Most Jamaicans do not live in Brixton anymore, the council moved those in council houses to Croydon. Try going to Herne Hill, a small handful of the ppl there don't even want Blk ppl living on their street. As for selling out, you will see original Black homeowners so many in Brixton but around Brixton and they have rented the property not sold out lol. If you are looking for a HOOD go to East London. As for the oldest restaurant in Brixton that Barber you call Hood has probably been there longer than that restaurant. Go under the bridge by the village you will see the Trini restaurant that I believe is the oldest restaurant.
@Adwoa_AgyeiАй бұрын
East london is gentras well. Look at newham. Only shadwell is considered a hood
@onlyagreeingsometimesАй бұрын
Be careful who you speak to if you see them holding a phone aiming at you. Some people are less genuine than you. Plus, some people are trying to stay off the radar. You never know if someone or woman is running away from her ex or something. Its not a thing if you've got enough to hide then dont worry. 🤔
@DMWBN3Ай бұрын
Aiming a phone at you, what's that mean then??
@onlyagreeingsometimesАй бұрын
@DMWBN3 aiming the camera at you, which is on the phone, but not making it look like it that's what's going on in a conversation. 🤫 🥱🤳😳💤😶🌫️