[4K] Walking Detroit at night. What a vibe. 

So cool to see Detroit in real life. It gets smeared by the media so much that it's hard to get an idea of what it's really like. This is great.

I'm from Tampa Florida and I've been to Detroit five times in the last year. I'm absolutely love with this city.

I live in London Uk and always wanted to visit Detroit lobe these walks

I’m a huge Red Wings fan from Wisconsin so that’s what originally brought me out to the city, I still visit Detroit during off season it has a lot to offer and the downtown is beautiful, go Wings !

I lived in and around Detroit for 4 years. Stayed downtown a for a little while, then Roseville, then moved to the east side (Jefferson-Chalmers neighborhood). I loved hanging out Downtown so much. Met so many awesome people and had some pretty wild adventures. There's some serious fun to be had in the city when you get to know some people. All night after hours bars/clubs, outside parties in some random industrial neighborhoods. Glad I got to spend a good portion of my 20s in this city. Hope it continues to improve and prosper!

I traveled to Detroit from Chicago a few years ago. It was the coldest days of the year, so not a lot happening on the streets, but I was still amazed by how much the city had to offer. Not just in downtown either. The media has spent years painting Detroit as hopeless wasteland. I saw some rundown buildings, but "hopeless" was absolutely not the vibe I got from the city. Watching this, it's nice to be reminded that the motor city is just like any other major American city Maybe not as crowded as, say New York or Los Angeles (or Chicago). But like would that really be such a bad thing?

Detroit has cleaned up and is a interesting city to visit. I hidden gem

A vibrant vibe at that! Motor City Magic. Thank you for sharing this delight of a Detroit walk with us! Cheers, Britt

The people in suburbs saying cities are unsafe are the one who don’t realize a busy city street will always be safer than an empty rural or suburban road. There’s a reason horror movies mainly take place in small towns and suburbs, so do most mass shootings

Detroit looks clean, always thought it was a dirty /grimy city. Looks better than out here in SF

Seen other cities so much by video of course but first time seeing Detroit and it's just different than the rest; I'm impressed.

Greektown is awesome. Another place for some real Detroit vibe is down by Campus Martius.

Vibe is bumping!!

What a fun the group of women at the beginning! Thanks for sharing!

Great walk, thank you. Detroit is home for me. Another asked for more videos, yes please. Take us around the city, show others all the great places that have been around for a long time, they are just getting reconnected to each other, but never left us. Thank you to the long time residents of the city, keeping the heartbeat of the Motor City beating.

I remember Detroit in the 1950's. Always impressed with the tall buildings. Glad the Street Car tracks are still there. I will never forget when one hit the traffic light and it fell in front of our car.

It looks surprisingly clean.

Cool! Always great to see Detroit

I really came to see the dangerous parts of Detroit at night.

It’s ALL GREEK TOWN a place within a city that Rocks!

Great walk tour around Detroit at night. Lively atmosphere. Tnx 4sharing 👍

Looks like something out of the movie "Bladerunner"

Wow great walk , it’s nice to see that Detroit is not only bad news like they use to show us on the tv. Am Greek and the first minutes it feels like walking in Athens by night 😉. Really nice 👍

Crisp, clear and stable footage

Reminds me of Memphis. Clean and friendly downtown, but do not walk a few blocks off the main area or else lmao

That was cool. Thanks.

That neon "Pegasus" sign is really cool. It's always nice to see some old neon in working order.

awesome walking tour at night, nice sharing

I see Astoria Pastry Shop 😍 Love that place.

Amazing. Keep going

Greektown...Detroit is dope if you know local community! Super fun. can't wait when they build the new Hudson mall downtown

I enjoyed this; video quality exemplary!

I'm from the Detroit area. It's come a long way since the great recession.

Like 28 👍 Love that "bar on wheels" at the beginnings. Greetings from Naples, Florida. An awesome walk around Detroit. Thank you so much for sharing with us. 👍💯

Love the Pegasus sign at 1:35, very good video.

THANKS SOOO MUCH

Cool city!❤

What makes it so great is that it's not too crowded, so you can actually breathe when taking these walks. The people are crazy in a good way. It has some pretty good restaurants and the famed Detroit River. They used to have Boblo boats.

Home sweet home

Damn...look at all those old world buildings..

Hermoso felicidades

It looks lit!! 👍🏽👍🏽

Walking around the street look very nice video I am your fan watching 👍🎉💚!

This is Greektown, its a "green zone" heavily securitized. Only a few miles from here are the dark streets.

If you are still in Detroit, you have to do a video walking up or down the Dequindre Cut and maybe Eastern Market on a Wed-Friday.

A lot different from my days there in the 80's, Nice vid.

Good after noon 😃 datrite from nyc long island 😎😊🏝️

Detroit is a lot cleaner than most cities. It’s not a lot of homeless ppl. Not a lot of trash in the ground. It has a high crime rate but so does most cities. But I will say it’s one of the CLEANEST cities I saw.

Well made, interesting , well done.

I very very very like your videos

Nice!

Nice Walk

It seems ver safe there are cops and many people walking good vibes

Great sharing. You give me a wonderful virtual trip at night on Detroit street. A new sub from Singapore!!! Like 46!!!

Detroit has changed so much!!!! Love it !!!!

When I worked in downtown Detroit, years ago, I loved Greek town. Now u couldn't pay me to go there. Got much of that "inner city" don't want a part of it vibe for me.

Ah so many memories! Makes me home sick.

Nice City

Wow, it looks lively & cosmopolitan. I'm leaving for DTM this evening and will be staying in the Greektown area, I am superpumped.

Damn, when it was still warm outside at Greek Town

Our Downtown is great here in Detroit

What a vibe indeed! Awesome walking video. I'm loving your channel too and just subscribed. I'm looking forward to checking out your other videos. Cheers from your new friend in NYC! 🍻

Thanks for this video. I'm in a decision making stage trying to pick next place to move to. I had Canada in mind, but too long to wait for paperwork.... . Ive lived in many US cities and I really dont wanna move back to any of them after I've reached the point of stagnation and not connecting with my environment. I think Detroit may be a good place for my creative soul and desire to be part of the community. Thank you! :-)

This feels like a video game

Irish pub!!!🥳🥳🥳💚💚💚

Congrats for 100K views!

wow, never pictured this in my mind whenever I heard the word Detroit, once again thanks media for giving everything a bad name

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Reminds me of the street scene blade runner

I've gone to Detroit a few times and it's pretty great but you can cross the wrong side of the tracks fast. I went to a museum with my sister and when we left and turned a corner it was nothing but scorched buildings and bulletproof glass.

I'm picking up a very laid back vibe.

I used to make skateboarding videos in downtown Detroit from 1996-1998 and I can tell you 100% the difference today is mind blowing. We would shoot right on Woodward Avenue on the weekends sometimes and there would be no cars or people anywhere and all the storefronts were vacant. We could probably have shot guns off and nothing would have happened it was so deserted. Glad to see it back! I spent a-lot of time in Greektown on weekends in High School! I miss Pizza Papalis!

Yeah greektown was originally a Greek neighborhood. Now it’s a suburban and tourist draw. 😢. I mean Greek coffe houses and restaurants with actual Greek owners.

A cease-pool up close ...wow

Amazing walk, you have awesome content on your channel. New subscriber here! :)

I grew up in Detroit, and this is the vibe I always grew up in. Now, just imagine every once inawhile a bust ass idiot in a ghetto-mobile drives by and yells CHECKYOSELFOOL and fires random shots in the air, then moves on. The thing is everyone would only focus on the idiot, and be like see thats detroit for you. So in my mind this vibe here is Detroit, and the image of Detroit, while real, is not the "REAL" detroit, this is.

Heavy police presence

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It’s cold af now

Motorcity!

Bar on wheels. Ann Arbor was chicken to have it. Amsterdam has always had it. Good on ya Motown. My Town. Looking forward to re aquainting myself with it soon. Cheers. Greektown has excellent food..>!!!

like to look........feel

Beautiful Detroit😍

Deeeeeeetrrrrroooiiiittt 😘 I love u!

Looks like downtown St. Paul Minnesota. Only worse.St. Paul Minnesota.

Wow amazing quality and tour in NYC. Thanks for the effort you put in this video really enjoyed watching 👍 new sub as well

Looks better than New York City right now. NYC is looking like a slum these days.

#purpleandgreen!

i hope this city is recovering

Man, the new GTA game looks so sick!!! …jokes aside, this is actually a cool video. -a fellow Michigander

We need more Bozukis camera time.

Looks a lot cleaner than some places in the states ,nice to see police relaxing too . 😀

put ya hands up for detroit

At 3:26 😂 something tells me homeboy's lost his girl for good by now, she's not dressed for running red lights pendejo lol

Love the fact you followed that very nice looking woman

Downtown Detroit is most definitely lit you will see some of the most beautiful women on this planet in the city.

Taking a deep breath. Stinks doesn't it?

Detroit looks like a really nice place...

Sorry if this is long, but I feel I have to say a few things: first, a lot of people who haven't spent time here say "oh, it's just downtown that's now nice" because they've heard others say that, but this is no longer true. The revitalization of Detroit is intentionally being done from the city core (downtown - where a good portion of money to fund the improvements is generated by way of business) outward, one step at a time. A few examples: Midtown was the first huge improvement after downtown, and from my vantage point, areas like Jefferson-Chalmers and others followed. Rivertown (warehouse district) while nice today, was basically a wasteland in the 1990s (other than a pretty cool post-punk club that was there, it was like an abandoned ghost town that was pretty unsafe to be wandering at night). Corktown (Detroit's oldest still-remaining neighborhood) was ugly, and slowly dying & decaying with little hope. All of these places are nice today and getting nicer every year. So, why can't the bad areas (yes, there are plenty still) change quicker to your liking? - I'll tell you why. Because Detroit is larger than Manhattan, Boston, and San Francisco combined, yet lacks the tax base of even one of those cities - and a strong tax base is largely what pays for improvements. You think you could improve a major city overnight which was neglected and allowed to decay for 50+ years under such circumstances? - you're an unrealistic fool if you think you could. Thankfully, Mayor Duggan had the good sense to offer tax incentives get more businesses to move to Detroit and get involved in improving things* (Dan Gilbert/Quicken/Rocket, being the biggest/most publicized example), which has also helped pay for a lot, and it was enough for Gilbert (and others like him) to realize it was a money-making opportunity to start buying up decaying buildings, renovating them, and re-purposing them to generate money (again, which generates tax revenue), which helped speed up the improvements a bit more....but it's still a slow process. But Detroit is absolutely headed in the right direction...and since it's 2013 bankruptcy, has accumulated NO debt, and worked within a balanced budget. *note: Dennis Archer was a good mayor who previously tried to implement these types of plans and incentives too, but he faced a corrupt and incompetent city council that blocked his every attempt to fix things back in those days, till he threw up his hands in disgust and decided not to run again, and moved on with his life.

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