Hope everyone is doing well and having a happy and prosperous 2021! Channel updates: Tesla: "Autosteer on city streets" coming later this year they say. This will be entertaining to see yes? Upcoming international cities: If you don't follow this, you wouldn't believe how many countries around the world have been closed to foreigners. Good news though! Many countries are announcing possible dates for reopening. Especially in the past month. Secret project: I've been thinking a lot about an idea for the past couple years. A large group project. More info coming soon. I get a lot of emails and comments on this topic so I'll be reaching directly to those who have already contacted me about this! Secret project 2: This one involves very expensive things and I'm working through the financials of this. I know for a fact we will all enjoy it! Camera's - Big purchases for new cameras and lens this month. So quality improvements coming soon. 360 - Working on a plan to film with the Insta360 Titan. This is 11K 360. This is somewhere between 1080p and 4K quality through a traditional field of view, considering hardware display quality, streaming bitrate, etc. Travel app and forum: Still working on this. Thank you to all who commented on the community post regarding this.
I always watch your videos and feel that myself are flying high in the skies of America I always wish to live in it, if only God would grant me the right to live in this country
It’s probably top 2 or 3 in the country. The only reason I give it the edge over Chicago is because Philly has similar architecture to Chicago while also having really old town homes, neighborhoods and alleyways from the colonial times. Check out the “Old City” neighborhood in Philly. The city as a whole is very beautiful and tons of fun.
From South Africa 🇿🇦 with love. I love this video from the bottom of my heart. Driving inside the "City of Brotherly Love", seeing the beautiful streets of Philadelphia, my most favorite city in the US 🇺🇸. This is the city that kickstarted the independence of the United States 🇺🇸, the city that gave birth to the culture of the US. This is the place where the Declaration of Independence was adopted, this is the place where the great Thomas Jefferson wrote the Declaration 📜 of Independence itself. I personally call it the "First City". This is the home of my favourite music Stars: Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes 🌟, Teddy Pendergrass 🌟, Leon Huff and Kenneth Gamble 🌟🌟, Norman Connors 🌟, Phyllis Hyman 🌟, Patti Labelle 🌟, Stanley Clark 🌟, The Stylistics 🌟, Jill Scott 🌟, The Boyz II Men 🌟, Musiq Soul Child 🌟 and many others. My favourite movies star, Will Smith 🌟 was born here. From me Ernest to the City of Brotherly Love with love 💘❤💕♥💖💗, let the Brotherly love live forever. Peace! ✌☮🕊
I walk these streets all the time. It’s such a cool city. The arts, the history, the architecture. Plus it’s got a cool hipster vibe to it. I recommend anyone a visit !
Beautiful and Historic City. I love Philadelphia !!!... Living this City for many years. Remember every Street, Avenue, Museums, Restaurants etc., where I walked . Summer time, tourists, beatiful people, walking around the city. Dawntoun Philly, second in USA for living people, after Manhattan. Hello again, Charming City !!!...👍👏🥇💎❤🌇🇺🇸🇦🇱🤳🙋♂️.
@@jutah Philly resident here: There's nothing like this place in the spring. It's astounding. (Still pretty good in the summer, if you can handle the days when the urban heat island effect makes it hot as balls.)
@@retrogamer7543 Yes. It is. But it lacks diversity. In my opinion the most beautiful country in the world is also the most diverse in the world and that is the United States of America. Top 3: USA, Dominican Republic (my country) and Mexico
You can tell Philadelphia was already a big city 100 years ago based on the number of large pre-WW2 buildings. The downtown looks and feels a lot older than Toronto. More tightly packed with narrower streets too.
@@James-25 Toronto was founded in 1793. Philadelphia was founded in 1682. That makes Philadelphia 111 years older. Perhaps you should do your homework before going off the deep end. Btw, sentences require a verb.
NYC (1624), Boston (1630) and Philly (1682) are the oldest big American cites. Toronto is even younger than Washington DC, which is the youngest city in the Northeast megalopolis founded in 1790.
@@relentero8547 I've been living in downtown Toronto for 20 years now and it's mind boggling how fast its changing,. They're pretty much re-developing, re-imaging, intensifying the entire city block by block. It's going to be a vastly different place when the dust finally settles.
I think this thing gonna last for 10 years. With all the new variants and mutations 😂 I even sometimes wonder if its not a lab releasing virus in animal or supermarket. And prepare the antidote/vaccine to collect the hundreds of millions of $ 😂 even if they get caught 10 years later as usual they will pay one of those elite lawyer who will get them out trouble and only pay 8 millions euros fine 😆
Also people trust too much their governement when the governement did not earn that blind trust. The last 30 years almost every country had tons of huge corruption scandals and breach of trust scandals I find it very weird they did a overexagerated response to a virus who dont affect 99% of population I think everyone caught covid 2 or 3 times since march 2020. Unless you never saw another human in your life since march 2020 and never went out of your house ever since 😂 so why they overstress
You drove right past my job on 30th and market. I'm surprised you didn't hit more potholes. We usually see them more often after a snow storm due to the salting of the roads opening up the cheap road work patch jobs the city does.
I lived in Philly 30 years ago. Gosh, it's changed so much-east Market St looks like Times Square with all the electronic signs! Great video! I was surprised you didn't circle around Independence Mall.
Gorgeous city, far prettier then New York, which is believe is just up the road from from here. Also for some odd reason, Andrew Beckett poped in my thoughts as i was watching this.
@@steev7343If you're driving fast and there's no traffic, I guess. Also, didn't they just finish some I-95 junction that makes it quicker? Haven't gotten to take it yet, so I'm used to the US1 route.
Beautiful Camera shots n what a driving smooth like butter & clean n clear like Glass , J Utah no question abt ur Vlogging skills , Clarity n direction , speed in connection with the video capturing , what a beautiful Neat vlogging by u , You r the Best Silent Road Vlogger no doubts abt it ❤️❤️❤️❤️👍🏽👍🏽👌👌👌
A wonderful city. Although I did not have a visa to travel even once in my life to the United States of America or Canada, my dream is to live in this city and its wonderful atmosphere.
I don't really care about Palm trees in cities. I don't think Palm trees look good with the presence of city structures and infrastructure. And not everyone likes Palm trees, I have seen some say they cringe at the site of them
Going to NYC 🗽 for a week at the end of the month, I was thinking about taking a train to go to Philadelphia for a day, you guys think it’s worth it???
Great video! As someone who use to live in Philly (with my family) this is a trip to memory lane and bring back great times when I lived there. Also I enjoy all your videos!
Helped me to help my family, we are poor and I want to change our life, fund my transport project in my country please😢😥 or give me alms😞 don't take me for a scammer I just need to be helped
@@leilazarmie6184 I moved to California 20 years ago to be near my siblings but went back to Philly 3 years ago for a vacation. Visited downtown and surrounding areas.Much has changed and looks much nicer and cleaner!
You claim you're from Philly but sound like you hate it and would rather he highlight the bad parts (WHICH EVERY CITY HAS). Never seen someone who rather focus on the negatives of their city rather than the positives as if Philly doesnt already get a bad rep smfh. You sure you from here?
@@JAYLOVE47 i used to watch your channel. You're a Philly native like myself and I agree with you. Maybe he's from here, but it used to it so it's not special to him. I, on the other hand, loves this city despite it's reputation. I wouldn't wanna live anywhere else
What did you shoot with and how is it so clear? Is your camera sticking out of the moon roof? Or on the hood of the car? I cannot see any glass or the hood or roof of your car...Great Job!!!
EUA tem cidades muito lindas é incrível e o clima melhor ainda, uma cidade que tenho bastante vontade de conhecer é Virgínia Beach tenho parentes lá e pelo que eles falam a cidade é muito legal principalmente suas praias.
Philadelphia é feio demais essa é a única parte decente da cidade. Tiroteio todo tempo outro dia teve tiroteio dentro do metro . Não vejo a home de me mudar daqui .
Not too bad. First video of an American city I've watched lately that doesn't have garbage everywhere, and miles and miles of tents on the sidewalks. Great vid though.
Center City Philly is nice indeed. There are a number of neighborhoods in south Philly that are nice as well as neighborhoods that surround Center City. However, the areas of Philly that are bad are really bad. There is still plenty of nice and historic places that makes Philly a very worth while visit.
