Down Germantown Avenue: Part Two

[JasmineSmiff]

2011 now and im happy that this type of stuff doesnt go on anymore i would know because i go there all the time :)

[etrax2000]

there is only one color to blame for the destruction of once beautiful neighborhoods I wonder what color that would be ?

[nustaind54]

hahahahaha White Boy tryna make a doc on da hood. Dont fuck with the 215. The stroy is the streets. not youtube

[MicDeluxx]

How is this to be viewed as a documentary when the so-called filmmakers don't communicate with the people who are the heart of the subject.

[prettyeyez1299]

Shyt thats mii high school!! G-town

[Parses6]

wow what ash!!thole

[prettyeyez1299]

Shyt im from dat parts.. Philly is were im from..

[XFLOutLaw01]

what's the building at 1:55

[northphillynicetown]

NICETOWN

[love4me2]

Wow this vid brought back so many memories. I spent 10 years of my life living in Germantown (West Queen Lane). I spent many days shopping in Chestnut Hill, Eating at Chestnut Hill Grill -(moving further up the street)- North by Northwest in Mt Airy on Friday nights. There's a still shot on this vid of Happy's Bar where I remember drinking and dancing on very tight dance floor. How I miss pizza from Hilal Bilal in the nicetown section - all these places on G-town ave....

[XFLOutLaw01]

Yea Hilal Bilal's is the best!! i want a fish hoagie right now!

[stevefromPA]

why was the majority of ur project focused on the negative aspects of germantown ave, Take one of those 3 story abandoned homes re plant it from the 2000 blk 2, crossing the ivisible class shield at creishum dr 2 8400blk of germantown and the value goes from about 40,000 2 2 million, part of the problem is the media has portrayed every poor neighborhood in america 2 the point that no one will invest, economic, class, and civil racism all in less than 1 mile on one street, n most NE cities

[lookEhere999]

the project was done as a visual aid to the book Code of the Street.

[milk34shake]

PHILLY IS DEFF-LY DA BEST

[mizfo77]

Awesome job! I am a Philly native and you have really captured and articulated a more grim but real side of my town! Thanks