Jamaica in the house

Your with BLACK MAN DA TRAVALER! Heroes right there

28:14 – that woman must really like donuts! See how emotional she's is. Lol

I've seen Brixton as mostly Caribbean (with a fair amount of Africans) and Peckham as Nigerian majority.

bro you just cuttin through brixton like that lol this is gang i cant lie. mite aswel go stratford too ahhaah

Big up the ends 28s PDC SUK OJB next time you come I got you bro 💯

The guy your interviewing on 1:02:25 is certified his names JBoy quite a big artist in the UK musics cold! Dunno who the other nigga is but yeah JBoy really like that!😤 and yeah Angel Town estate was a literal war zone back in the day calmed down a bit now but even so in the last year or 2 2-3 people have been shot and stabbed to death on the estate so I’d say it’s still a dangerous place

Yhea yhea I go where I want and I'll take your lighter boys lol

Milly95…Sprinter🔥 🔥🔥

Me and my pals used to go electric,club 414 ,twisted and mass ,, never had no problems in Brixton,,just pass the smoke innit

In the 1980's it was all West Indian and Rastas and Sound systems all over London, etc.
All the diseases came later on from you know who? 🌹

Spotted MdotR Cook n Vibe at 4:35

He sees Hispanics not many of them in England m8

My dude went rock blocc angell town uno you tuck tht cam and alter tht accent bro hahah

Bruh these people lie to u Peckham is now the new brixy stop lying

Hahahaha city of Brixton bruh it’s not a city 🌆 😅😅😅

You just took me for a walk down memory lane fam. I was raised In Miami but I did go over to the UK and lived in London for 2 years. I lived in Streatham Hill and Brixton was right there. Brixton has a thriving Caribbean community especially strong in Jamaican roots. I miss that place and hopefully will be back there some time soon. Thanks for this video

Your late.

There is another culture in Brixton, and you missed it.

Brixton now have mostly people from Europe due to gentrification. Brixton gone.

Thank you so much didn’t know this about London!!!

apparently brixton makes the best jamaican food so I'll have to check it out

Spent the first 11 years of my life here, home sweet home!

Brixton is mostly Caribbean 😂.
You have other areas like Peckham that are mostly African diaspora

Interesting how young people view Brixton. I was born in Dulwich Hospital in 1953. I am white and female born into an English working class family. I went to school aged 4 in Tulse Hill with a uniform that still wore boaters, a wide brim flat hat. My Mother speaks like the Queen did(RIP). We lived in a two up two down house in Electric Avenue, my Aunt lived in a flat on the Angel Estate,the poor area of Brixton, which was at the time a very middle class expensive area to live in being not far from Streatham which was very upper class with large houses. There were no black people there at the time and few working class. Behind Brixton Police Station were huge houses with large gardens, very posh. Brixton market was English traders and shops. My Father was a plasterer and couldn't get a good job or his own house so he took a leap of faith and emigrated to New Zealand with his small family. We had a wonderful life and he built his own house, I was fortunate to be there. I couldn't wait to go to England and when I was 16 I came home to stay with my family in Streatham. By this time everything had changed, Brixton was full of black people, majority from Jamaica and Streatham was looking shabby as all the richer people moved out to the suburbs. I met a young black man whose family came to England in 1954, they settled in Wandsworth, not far from Brixton, which is not a city btw. I have 5 children and 6 grandsons now, all mixed race and very British. I now live in Essex by the coast as London has become a pit, dirty shabby and violent. Apparently Brixton is undergoing gentrification, actually just returning to what it used to be and the black people are now moving out to live in what are now the suburbs like Kent and Essex etc. It's a strange life, what goes around comes around. Never make your mind up based on what young people tell you, they have only their memories to fall back on, wait until they're old for the history. Good luck with your travels I enjoyed watching it. Gave me a few laughs and brought back good memories. Bless up.👍🇬🇧

Used to be out here in the early 2000s as a kid man shit was scary bad then

How the brother from the UK don't know what food items he's picking up

@ 4:36 there’s mdott from cook n vybe 😂 madness that is

London ffs😣

Race isn't the central tenet of gentrification.. it's not even necessary to have race within an example of gentrification. It is a cultural, economic demographic displacement that the original culture cannot survive or afford to remain within the area.

Although there are certainly historical precedence which show "communities of color" have been a large portion historically affected by gentrification, though are certainly not the only communities by a long margin

Real talk I’m American n get mad love all threw London I fk niggas from north east south and west one of my boys used to go to Brixton studio to record

Brixton was always known to be Jamaican community from the 70s to 90s. It has change now. This guy is moving around with Kids who don't know Lambeth like I did in the 80s and 90s.

That’s a ladyboy bruv

4:35 my Jamaican bredda on the right deya

It is not that dangerous and wasn’t that bad 20 years ago. It’s not cool to pretend it’s dangerous

A lot of inaccuracies in this Vlog episode. And when people say back in the day; what time period are they referencing? And to whom is Brixton dangerous for ? Perspectives, here please for the people that learns the globe via the internet!!!