My parents both grew up in Detroit. I've been close to it all my life and, with the good and the bad, I love it and care about it. Good job getting close to it! There is so much more, too! Eastern Market, the theater district, Campus Martius, Greek Town, an amazing restaurant scene, urban farmers, just amazing! I loved watching. Warmed the heart.

Love seeing so many great things about Detroit…..the history, the architecture and most of all, THE PEOPLE. Love Detroit. 🥰

I’m subbing Detroit’s future is looking better than ever!!

Detroit is doing better, way way better than in recent years and since 60s

just commenting for the algorithm, cuz wow u guys deserve way more subs!

Going back to the 313 next weekend! Detroit is my favorite city to visit!

You guys definitely succeeded in making a hype video on motor city!

Detroit's coming back for sure, great interviews!

Man yall didnt show my interview🤷🏾‍♂️

Hello a fellow chicagoan myself. Really enjoy your content keep it up guys!

so good very interesting perspectives!!

absolutely amazing

Love the videos keep it up 🔥

Awesome, beautiful video. Great job. 💖💖💖💖💖💖

Not half bad!! Keep doing what you’re doing!

Thanks. Great job. Nice you came up random on my feed. I read Detroit is increasing in population.

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Here I was thinking that this would be about Gary, Indiana. Then again, Gary's hardly even a city anymore.

I do notice and love all the insert shots Windsor used... Dunno if that was intentional or not but you know... NOTED! ;-)

So amazing

Love this

I’m the 200th sub

would love to visit Detroit with y'all!!

detroit is the shit if you never been there go there, even the worst parts have something in them

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Yall cut me out

It's a city with great bones and shows you what not to do... Which is erode urbanism for car-centric white flight, even in Mecca for automaking on earth... At least until recently... What it should do? Encourage urban pioneers to settle the city once again by selling cleaned up lots for $1 contingent that a house is built or placed on it within 1 year. Places in rural Alberta that are suffering population decline and flight to places like Edmonton and Calgary which added 63,000 and 86,000 people respectively last year ALONE offer these deals and it seems to have worked to at least staunch the bleeding... To me as a fan of classic architecture and urbanism Detroit is probably the closest you can get to living in a retro museum without actual time travel especially with the renewal of several key iconic buildings like Michigan Central station which reopened last Thursday. It just needs you know, ACTUAL train service at it via a streetcar extension and Amtrak to reoccupy its platforms rather than its crap station North of downtown which I've told borders between is embarrassing and disgusting...

Abandoned, More Abandoned, Most Abandoned ?

Shall we ask WHY so many have moved away? Manufacturing may of been the old excuse but it is no longer relevant today. There is another reason alot of folks packed up and left.

Need redevelop and new look if u want do

Not to go there but I got to really think about whenever black Americans say they “made” a place like Detroit….ive travelled all over this nation…. Can’t say I’ve ever been anywhere in USA where I say to myself “ wow this was made by…… fill in the blank group of people”…….would anyone want Detroit 2024 or Detroit circa 1920…. Be honest….the world’s leading city of manufacturing vs….,…. 2/3 of the city abandoned?

Not a well done video. They didn’t even mention how the People Mover and the Qline is free to ride on. Only city in the USA. Also Detroit is NOT the most abandoned city in the USA. Totally false. Lastly, they never went to Mexican Town, Greek Town to interview those groups especially Mexican town that was the fastest growing in Detroit. They didn’t interview the Arabs too not to mention the Japanese and Chinese investors in certain neighborhoods of Detroit. Disappointing video

Annoying pretentious video go to East St. Louis