I'm 33 and grew up on the south side. My grandma owned several taverns over the years on Forest Home Ave. To me, Bay View resembles what the south side used to be like in the 80s and early 90s. Thanks for watching, cheers David :)

Hye - anyone and author and others here 👍 *You would recommend **#Milwaukee** or **#Madison** among these cities overall for everything* ..LIKE 👉👉 student life and any good university and names ? Living life there ? Jobs? Companies? People and friendliness ? Beauty of the city, Cost, Making friends? and FUN and Food and Entertainment and Night Life and SAFETY ? After that the family life ? Salaries and Startup culture and business opportunities ? .. *All these **#Factors** ? And then compared to **#Chicago** that's at the border .. and nearby ? Is Chicago better then both ?! Or NOT ?*

Hye - anyone and author and others here 👍 *You would recommend **#Milwaukee** or **#Madison** among these cities overall for everything* ..LIKE 👉👉 student life and any good university and names ? Living life there ? Jobs? Companies? People and friendliness ? Beauty of the city, Cost, Making friends? and FUN and Food and Entertainment and Night Life and SAFETY ? After that the family life ? Salaries and Startup culture and business opportunities ? .. *All these **#Factors** ? And then compared to **#Chicago** that's at the border .. and nearby ? Is Chicago better then both ?! Or NOT ?*

I remember when Milwaukee use to have many Manufacturing jobs. Like Tanneries. Who remembers A. L Gerhardt? I worked there straight out if H.S.

Remember when we had a slaughter house down by 2nd and Virginia? As a kid, I'd find cow heads dumped in the alley.

That was the segregation bridge.

The 1 father Groppi walked over as a statement maybe im wrong?

@@james_steven9182 Yes, used to be.

I live near that bridge I don't smell anything bad but the dumpster lol

@@irishheart4768 u must be used to it. I hated thst smell on the bus ride to school

It use to smell awful!! It was do to that yeast processing plant. Thankfully it closed down

Yea is like south east

This is an old video recorded on a cell phone. My newer videos are recorded with better quality.

This video was recorded on a cell phone almost 6 years ago. I'm using an actual dash cam and 4k camera in my newer videos.

Why don't you drive around and give us a better video

@Chandra Kapoor beaches that are awesome in Milwaukee would be: grant park a.k.a "7 bridges" by the locals is located in the south Milwaukee area which is a city on the far Southside of Milwaukee and is not the Southside of Milwaukee, many pl get confused by this. Grant park has at some spots 100 ft bluffs and trails all through the woods, which you can reach Bender park just south of grant, it's a spot for surfing and lots of jet skis go here. Bradford Beach is located east of downtown and during the summer has thousands of volleyball fans and gets extremely crowded. Unfortunately the drug dealers go to Bradford Beach and can become very dangerous... I've been to la and Miami and I'm telling you Bradford Beach is unique within itself and to see the drug dealers carelessly flaunting themselves is crazy but also kinda cool I guess lol. Atwater park in Shorewood just a 10 minute drive or north of Bradford is an amazing park situated on the bottom of a GIGANTIC bluff, with a asphalt bendy walkable path and a massive staircase if you wanna get straight to the bottom much quicker. There's many swings and rides for the young ones to play upon and there's a beautiful deck that spans the width of the park. Its in a very expensive part of Milwaukee and you won't find any trouble here, just extravagant mansions from long ago and new ones emerging from the changing of times. You will find these parks ave many ppl coming and going . Enjoy.

@@RepubliKING thank you for the information. Will visit. However you mean that it is not a great city to live or university there like univ of Wisconsin Milwaukee or prefer Delaware like city where i live ? Or any other town could to be better like texas and Florida or California

@@chandrakapoor7807 strangely, Marquette happens to be just west of downtown Milwaukee in one of the worst areas of the city but it in itself has no problems with the crime whatsoever, they maintain the college area with every measure possible and if you ask me most criminals seem to be smart enough to know that attempting to do something illegal on the camps would be highly reprehensible given the money, technology, security they have in that place is crazy! Marquette has seen in the last couple years, almost a boom in buildings and self preservation, I mean a lot of money has been put into the "avenues west" neighborhood because of Marquette, the college has a very influential and very deep pockets of not only the owners themselves but via the alumni and the Jewish community they very well 😁. University of Milwaukee Wisconsin is located just a few blocks south of one of the most beautiful and expensive neighborhoods in the city; Shorewood and it's located east of the upper east idea neighborhood of River west. As the local call it: U.W, pronounced like "you-dub" 😁, this ae has massive 3 story bungalows everywhere and the students pack themselves together to afford the rent and this part of Milwaukee you'll see the alumni Greek writing on many homes and party's are like breathing out this way lol. The college is just a few blocks walk from lake Michigan and during the summer this neighborhood is one of the best to just walk through but to the east just a couple blocks away is Oakland St which filled with every type of store and restaurant's you can imagine. I'm not exactly sure about the university of Milwaukee but Marquette has a very high percent of "out-of-state" students as well as out-of-country students as well, most notable is the Asian students that come to Marquette is impressive. At the end of the day these colleges are as good as any other in the country. Hopefully this has given you some insight into the city as well as the "academics" Milwaukee has. Have a Good day Chandra.

@@RepubliKING that's great to hear and are there good jobs and sufficient growth and isn't weather really harsh and very cold for most part of the year. Also the cost of living is high isn't it and out of state students will find it tough and less diversity or is it as good as other cities

@@RepubliKING secondly would you say graduate MBA is available at marquette or UW and how do you compare it and would a university have advantage over college

They tore down Dahmers apartment building not too long after he was convicted.

@@414ruckuslifeMKE Oh lol...youd know better than me.

They were on 25th St between Wells Street + Kilbourn. Now torn down

@@judyhansel8000 on 25th between kilbourn and state

Remember Acapulco restaurant on 6th and National? Why'd it ever close? Great food? Remember Coney Island on 6th and National? I went to view school school. Then on to South Division. Go Cardinals! Class of '83.

I've had better. On 10th and walker there's a GREAT Mexican restaurant! Forgot the name though.

I do remember Alcapoco went on a date there 20 years ago 😆

@@jumpinjimmyg2164 Remember Coney Island just down the street from there's? Took a date there. They served great chili dogs! Then they moved into Romine's . Down by Racine.

North side....worst. East side fine.

@@Fury5.010r what about the south side of Milwaukee?

@@irishheart4768 The south side and the west side are better. The south side may have a few trouble makers, but there are many people around where I live that are super friendly and hard working. I like the south side. Or at least, where I live

@@MohamedAhmed-wl3tn I found out I do live on the south side of Milwaukee right off of layton boulevard just before the bridge is this a good area?😊

@@irishheart4768 yeah it could be better but it also could be worse, so I’m not complaining.

Welcome to 414

Really is it that bad Milwaukee ??

All major cities have a homeless issue.

To show the city. Dub