I think Detroit is an underrated city. It's not as dangerous as some people think and its downtown is beautiful.

@Lolahdee-ju3dy

10 ай бұрын

Why do people think it’s dangerous It doesn’t look dangerous but why do some people say it’s a dangerous city

@Lolahdee-ju3dy

10 ай бұрын

And many people say Michigan is not clean I don’t know why

@VeeTHis

10 ай бұрын

@@Lolahdee-ju3dy When people call it dangerous they're usually referring to the surrounding suburbs that are full of empty lots and abandoned houses. Those neighborhoods are the dangerous ones.

@omarezzo3137

10 ай бұрын

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@keanuwick8485

10 ай бұрын

@@VeeTHis What lol. The Detroit suburbs are some of the best in the nation....outside of a few places like south Warren. They call it dangerous because form like 72-early 2000's it was dangerous as shit. What suburbs are full of empty lots and abandoned houses?

I love Detroit, it feels like traveling time visiting the 1950's USA , I really want the Motor City thrive and be great again

Detroit Michigan when it rains it looks haunted and when it’s sunny it looks happy

Absolutely love Detroit!

Thanks for the walk through downtown Detroit on such a pleasant day. It looks great. I also enjoyed your walks through Amsterdam a lot.

Beautiful video.

The architecture!!! omg. Beautiful! Those buildings are stunning!

@uvhciM

Ай бұрын

Detroit has the best pre-war architecture in America today, and these buildings are incredible both inside and out - masterpiece designs by giants such as Albert Kahn. The tragedy is that so much of America got talked into destroying its architecture from this time, only to later slowly realize that what they got in return for it was bland & basic modern cost-saving cookie-cutter designs, and that these older buildings would be impossibly expensive to ever build again.

What a great walk! It would be nice to go to some of the other areas as well, Cass Park and corridor, Wayne State/Library area, and New Center is really beautiful. Also, I think walks in Indian Village, Boston Edison, And even Palmer Park Apartment district would be cool. Some of these areas might be a bit more gritty (and some not) but it would be great at some point to explore beyond the core downtown. Also, way on the far west side is Mexican town which seems interesting. In any case, the downtown area is looking quite amazing.

I ❤ detroit my home city😊

@jimh2594

16 күн бұрын

I can't wait to retire so I can get out of here

Very nice! Appreciate your journeys! : )

loved it i need to get out more

One thing I will say, in a city the size of Detroit, no matter what time you shot this video, not enough foot traffic sustain what people want in a city like Detroit

Your video made me realize how good the camera is on my phone 😂

Beautiful

Next time also visit the riverfront, the amazing bicycling zones and Belle Isle.

Off Woodward is definitely a good look but East Detroit is still the best…close to the river…downtown, still doesn’t have a good feel..even with basically all professional teams within a few 1000 feet…it just lacks…but I got Love for The D! Always

What’s UP with NO blooming flowers at the Municipal Building 🤔 ( NONE ) I did see some specks of greenery

@brucebeamon5460

11 ай бұрын

NICE walking tour giving us a view of Detroits downtown architecture !

Looks very clean.Little graffiti and clean sidewalks!

Is that a brand new H&M store?

@Mark-oy1wv

8 ай бұрын

It’s been there for about 3 years now if that helps😊

@heyitssamantha

3 ай бұрын

@@Mark-oy1wv it open in 2019

You can tell that it just hit the afternoon here ha ha the way the sun it isetting. . I wish 12:00pm was still morning . Just actually found out that Detroit has a stargate portal there and is one of the most spirtual cities . I can see why Detroit is the way it is !! I’m sooo happy though that Detroit is coming back as it is a hugeee city ! It honestly should’ve been atlanta Georgia because it is more bigger . Detroit had a lot of rich white men just collecting the money back when Motown was up and running and blacks were making it ...now look at the city getting moree beautiful. Thank god there’s a woman in charge .

Another humorous thing about this video. Just b/c he walked the streets of Detroit and didn't get mugged or rolled doesn't mean much. Count on getting hustled for money or harassed.on some level.

@Helmuesi911

Ай бұрын

That’s not true.. you’re making that up because you hate black people.

@peezy5150

12 күн бұрын

🧌

@topgeardel

12 күн бұрын

@@peezy5150 Your range of vocabulary is unspeakable.

Abandonment is very sad.

For all you "Kumbaya" people....don't let this video give you a false image of Detroit. I grew up in Detroit. It always had it's "high and low" areas. It really was a "melting pot" racially and ethnically. Great American city with a great legacy. But notice the author stays within the Downtown area in daylight. That's where the BS is. That's where the Corporate $$$ is. There's a saying, "You can put lipstick on a pig...but it's still a pig". Years ago the City filed for bankruptcy and you would have to hate your kids if you sent them to Detroit Public Schools. (Which many decades ago was one of the best systems in the country) Go into ANY of the neighborhoods outside Downtown and it will look literally like a war-ravaged city. I don't even recognize my old neighborhood without feeling shock...and I lived in one of the nicer sections of the City. There is NO excuse for what Detroit has become....and I've heard all the excuses. Bottomline....it is a Black city that is inhabited & governed by Blacks. They take ultimate ownership of the disgrace that is known as "Detroit".

@jellytv2400

10 ай бұрын

You comment this on every Detroit video. You’re so miserable

@topgeardel

9 ай бұрын

Pal...you don't have a clue what the "real Detroit" was.... and what it is today. By all means celebrate your POS city. I live in the REAL Michigan....which is outside of Detroit. You should get out more.

@taco8983

9 ай бұрын

i mean, the title of the video is literally DOWNTOWN detroit. not DETROIT

@topgeardel

9 ай бұрын

I think you're trying to make a point that is obvious. There is always a bigger picture in everything. I'm pointing out that Downtown Detroit is nothing but "bells and whistles". It does NOT prove progress or anything else about Detroit. If you read a lot of the comments....a lot of people are Kool Aid drinkers. Downtown is simply a part of the 'whole"...and the "whole" is a POS.

@timdivine

Ай бұрын

I went to the University of Windsor in the 90's and you are absolutle right. Detroit was still 1/2 alive then, not quite on life support.

1 of the dangerous city in U.S

@edendoodle1267

11 ай бұрын

What made your foolish ass see this nice positive video about this city and leave this comment? Hold your breath for five years.

@ArianAmini-sk8lj

11 ай бұрын

No, stereotypes about dangerous Detroit are too exaggerated. The city is mostly peaceful and the downtown of Detroit is amazing. This city is worth a visit.

@chuotthanhvuong

11 ай бұрын

@@ArianAmini-sk8lj Yes, peaceful to be boring as this video

@stevepierre3120

11 ай бұрын

​@@chuotthanhvuongYou're the type of people who always complain about everything, don't you?!...You said it was dangerous but when others said it was peaceful you still complain it's boring...lol, what a complete narssacist!! 😅

@Mark-oy1wv

11 ай бұрын

You went from dangerous to boring. Sounds like you just have it out for Detroit no matter what. If a cure for cancer is found I’m sure that you’d find something wrong with that too