Jamaica
New York New Lyrics

But tonight
I'm gonna risk something even worse
Becoming a registered ses offender for life
Your mama dead bitch
You just don't get the life
Holy shit I'm gonna cum
It's 19_cakes on the line
Skylar on the beat, bitchass
Fuck the fuck off right back to Jamaica
Fuck the fuck off right back to Jamaica

Come on before your auntie sell her car
Fuck the fuck off right back to Jamaica
Your family don't wanna see you
Get a job in Queens
Fuck the fuck off right back to Jamaica
Come on before your auntie sell her car
Fuck the fuck off right back to Jamaica
By New York, New
My corndog where'd it go
Yo girlfriend look like my ma
Mom, Skylar's writing beats again
Bork bork motherf-
Fuck the fuck off right back to Jamaica
Fuck the fuck off right back to Jamaica
Fuck the fuck off right back to Jamaica
Fuck the fuck off

Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid

Written by: Colby Gaj, Kevin Orozco, New York, New, Skylar Dryden-Bera

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Most interesting comments from YouTube:

Monique Brooks

2y↑17

You walked past the best Pizza restaurant in Queens…. MARGARITAS!!!! 😋😋😋😋😋 This was amazing! Thank you for showing off one of the most historical parts of my borough ♥️♥️♥️♥️
Side bar: I just realized after 42 years that everything you need to keep or get your life together is on the Ave.
DMV
Department of Labor
Social Security
Human Resource Administration
Immigration Advocacy
Family Court
Civil Court
Supreme Court
Administration for Childrens Services
And so much more…. ALL THESE THINGS IN LESS THAN A 5 mile radius… 💖💖💖💖💖

JohnDoe123

2y↑6

Don't venture out here. It's like the wild wild west.

Stay out!!!!!!!!!!

Come back in 5 more years. Hopefully, this whole neighborhood will get cleaned up. Currently it's still a dump.

I know because I work here everyday and have to look over shoulder every damn day just in case some Nutjob tries to bludgeon me to death with a brick.

Don't come around here you hear.

Stay Out and you're welcome.

All comments from YouTube:

Kallah’Yasar Bat’YAHUAH! • BRIDE of יהושע

2y↑16

I LOVE IT!
QUEENS is the TRUE heart of NYC.
GLAD to see my home getting represented!

NYMade

2y↑33

I’m from South Jamaica (lived in South Ozone Park and now I live in Springfield Gardens near the Conduit and JFK) and I can’t count how many times I been to the ave. I just wish people knew more about Jamaica than just collie block and Jamaica station. The former town of Jamaica Queens is massive. Richmond Hill, South Richmond Hill, South Ozone Park, Jamaica, Hollis, South Jamaica, Springfield Gardens, Laurelton, Queens Village, Rochdale Village, Cedar Manor Houses, Bricktown and Rosedale are all considered “Jamaica Queens”. Almost every neighborhood I mentioned outside of Jamaica and parts of Springfield and Rosedale (mainly the “town” on 147th avenue and the area near JFK and the Conduit) is residential. Jamaica Queens is basically its own city within NYC that’s 100% West Indian and Hispanic. It used to be the burbs before white flight and urban development. A lot of racists will say we ruined the community but the truth is while they keep taking away our resources, we keep fighting. Crime has plummeted, parks are getting reformed, brand new duplexes and condos are being built, and best of all, we have never gentrified. It can get rough over here sometimes, but like all of NYC since 2013 (besides the BX I guess) it’s relatively safe over here. Springfield Gardens Rosedale and South Ozone Park is where I spent most of my time. I hope this wasn’t too long. Nice video btw!

theempress

1y↑1

Hello I grew up in South Ozone Park, Queens as well. I lived on 129th street and Sutter Avenue. I went to St Anthony of Padua school. Thank you so much for this post. I used to ride the Q9 and Q10 bus

Reyna Elena

I grew up in the 70s. Different vibe then. People had friends and relatives all over Southeast Queens. There were dance crews and garage bands and folks knew each other by word of mouth. And this was wayyyy before the internet and social media. My brother and I were both very popular, and years later, on Facebook, people on friends' pages ask, " Didn't you and your brother live in Springfield? " And I had never met them...

Kallah’Yasar Bat’YAHUAH! • BRIDE of יהושע

THIS comment!

Daphne Harper

2y↑1

@Wil Mars Back in the day’..I loved it..that was my hood my stomping ground’s. Been down there recently, they’re coming back..Won’t be like I or some remember but it’s still a good place to shop and see familiar faces and places.

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Monique Brooks

2y↑17

Gladys Rodriguez

2y↑25

Wow Jamaica Avenue has changed a lot I used to go with my mother to visit my uncle that was 45 years ago I was young. It was so different back then.

Project Arjun

2y↑1

@booba in a good way of course, area has been heavily gentrified

booba

changed in a bad way or good way?

Daphne Harper

2y↑5

Wow, absolutely amazing commentator and introduction of Jamaica. I’m 50+, I’ve lived, worked (NYCTA) and raised my family in the area and conducted my personal affairs. Did all my best and happiest shopping..pushing my children on the swings and enjoying the day. I’ve recently moved to another State but this area is memorable and will always be home to me. I’ve seen the major transformation that has economically benefited the area, many familiar landmarks are gone but newer businesses are up and thriving. With all the life and business changes it’s with out a doubt a good thing to see the light is still shining for Downtown Jamaica.

Dara Linthwaite

2y↑11

Very interesting video. I grew up walking this same area but I remember it when the “el” (the elevated train tracks for the F train) kept that part of Jamaica Avenue perpetually in the shade. Different stores were there in the ‘60’s too: Gertz (a 6 floor department store) and Woolworth’s on the north side, and Mays a little bit further east.

Pete Byron

2y↑1

I worked at Gertz, 1973.

Benjamin Smith

2y↑1

@Dara Linthwaite I believe the Q6 was a Green Line bus. They were later purchased by the MTA. I used to take the Q3A, now called the Q83, and one of them went to Queens Village. Sometimes I'd take the LIRR from Queens Village if going out to Long Island.

I haven't been on Jamaica Av. in a long time. I would just go to the Archer Av. E train stop and take a bus from there. Queens is a very diverse and interesting borough. However, I try not to drive in NYC. I'm in NJ now but when I go to NYC, I still take public transportation. However, I'm not happy with the crime situation on the subways now and only take them when absolutely necessary.

Dara Linthwaite

2y↑1

@Benjamin Smith Yes, you’re right! I do remember the E and F trains being together! Such a long time ago, in the ‘60’s and ‘70’s when I used to be there all the time. Took the Q6 bus on Rockaway everywhere, as that was the only public transportation near me. Transferred to the Q7 by Baisley Park to get to John Adams High School, or took the Q6 to get one of the “red busses” to get into Queens Village. (I have no memory of what bus it was anymore!). Or, took the Q6 into Jamaica & walked up to Hillside to catch an orange bus up to Flushing to get to Queens College, and later, to catch the #7 train to get into the city. Spent many, many hours on public transportation. Now I’d rather drive out to the island! I remember when Gertz was closing their Jamaica store: I bought the start of my Franciscan stoneware collection (Red Apple pattern) that I still love to this day.

derek dolcy

Hi 😊 there dara linthwaite yes true 😊👍👍😎

Kash Cooper

Stop off for a slice or a beef pattie, knish from Big Daddy's 😆

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SUMMERTIME 27

2y↑10

This was a really great video .... Thank you so much for taking me around my old 'Vacation' neighborhood 🤭 ... I always used to wander around Jamaica Ave when in NYC ... Looks like it has changed so much! 😱❤️🇬🇧

derek dolcy

Hi 👋 there summer time my unkule had shop out there before he died. 😭😭😭🙏❤️💜🌹🌹

Big Queens Media NYC

2y↑15

Thanks for touring our neighborhood … no place like queens

Shauny B

Yes

miss_priss

2y↑19

You did an excellent job, especially since it was hot outside and the distance you walked was far. I grew up in Jamaica Queens and still live in the community.

Bee black

179st Jamaica queens NYC 11434 my block dead end Yo.

Debra J

2y↑8

WOW how the Sutphin Boulevard station has changed. I moved from NYC 19 years ago and I really miss the good diverse food, markets, and late night stores. I didn't see you go to the Gertz Mall portion of Jamaica Ave.

Jamaicafunk

@FarrahNYC They still call it Gertz mall though.

Monique Brooks

It’s long gone… 😩😩😩

FarrahNYC

2y↑1

Gertz is gone sweetie...

innocentloyal

2y↑6

This is my home. I grew up here and really do miss it.

Aida Knopp

2y↑6

I grew up in hollis Jamaica and Francis Lewis blvd. I used to go xmas shopping all those stores back in the late 70's. It has changed a lot. Loved the video. It brought a los of great memories. I grew up in the same neighborhood as RUN-D.M.C. cool group of guys

Matthew Davis

I'm from hollis and Springfield. Shadyville!

Monique Brooks

2y↑1

Heyyyy neighbor 😁😁😁😁😁

Cynthia Herbin

2y↑7

Born and raised in Queens. For once I wish people that really know about. Newyork work do these videos!!!

Terra Branford

2y↑11

Jamaica, Queens is a fairly interesting place. They’re right next to Flushing, Queens by bus and JFK is right there. However, the local fish markets there and outside farmer markets are great. There’s so many new developments around there. So many new affordable stores. It’s kind of awesome.

Wil Mars

2y↑1

It's not right next to Flushing, Queens.

derek dolcy

2y↑1

Yes terra branford and an Indian shop that sails things

Amy Clarke

2y↑3

Glad I left as well! I lived in Queens Village and even though it was a great neighborhood it was depressing on Jamaica Avenue! I moved to Massachusetts, lived there for 5 years then relocated to Tennessee. I love it here. It's suburban, clean and pretty. I would never go back. I miss the old days of New York 😪!

bxrokk

2y↑7

Actually, it's a low income cess pool that resembles a flea market. The farmer's markets look like something out of a third world country. The "affordable" stores sell inferior goods. The new developments look out f place; the neighborhoods nor the culture support the aesthetics. The drug addicts congregate on every corner with their pushers nearby, the general look of despair on everyone's face is downright depressing, and the infrastructure only adds to the feeling of disgust the entire area generates. I lived out there for many years. I literally HATE it!

luly b

2y↑5

Thank you so much for these videos. I recently moved away from NY after living their all my life and miss it terribly. Much love.

derek dolcy

Hi 👋 there luly b how are u

Mary Reed

2y↑4

I enjoyed your premiere alot. It brought back memories of my childhood and was fun chatting with you and your guests. Thankyou so much!
Hope you're keeping cool! ❤️

ding arias

2y↑3

thanks for featuring the beautiful county of jamaica , queens we have improved a lot for the past few years and I enjoy the newest fast foods specially near the E TRAIN.

Kartier Supreme White

1y↑1

Excellent Video I’ve haven’t been in Queens since 2008 I’m from Jamaica Queens and it looks totally different in many area!!! Thank you for this Amazing Video. God Bless.

choppingitupwithVee

2y↑17

Jamaica Ave is a melting pot! In the 50s it was an all white neighborhood.. as families started migrating to the USA .. It was an stepping stone for you to be able to buy a house for your family and give them a better life.
I'm from hollis went to HS on the avenue. Being raised in such a diverse neighborhood allows you to open your mind and understanding of different cultures

Yeap!

Harlem and Bronx was all black crazy

choppingitupwithVee

@N Esq I think 80 or 81 .. I'm age myself lol

N Esq

@choppingitupwithVee really. What years did you attend?

choppingitupwithVee

@N Esq me too for 2 years lol

N Esq

Went to ps 35.

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Ambient Walking

2y↑1

Amazing and awesome and absolutely cool. Love this journey! 👍👍

BirdLoving Girl

2y↑2

This is awesome! I'm sharing with my family who grew up in Jamaica.

SUMMERTIME 27

2y↑3

Can you please do a video of a mainly Indian area .. showing the lovely clothing and fabric stores from India. I think Hollis was where I went but I can't remember. Thanks 👍🏾🇬🇧

SUN WARRIOR

2y↑3

@Suemattie Lall Liberty Ave all the way from Van Wyck all the way up to Ozone Park.

Suemattie Lall

2y↑1

That would be Richmond Hill...

The NYC Walking Show

I will do some research and for sure try to make a video

DM 888

2y↑5

Thank you so much again Mr.
You did an excellent job! Can you please do a video of all of Hillside Jamaica Queens NY?
May The Most-High God Jehovah be with you. Be safe ok!

Daryle Baes

2y↑5

I used to love going to the theatre. Very nice place.

Inside the food court you gotta try the Cajun Grill, their Bourbon Chicken is really good.

@21:52 I used to go this pizzeria all the time, they had the BEST pizza in all of the city--no place had better pizza than here
I haven't been there in over 10 years but back then ALL the pies were fresh out of the oven, they NEVER needed to put a slice in the oven because as soon as the pie came out it was sold in like 10 seconds.

Sherry Azaniyah

2y↑4

Thank you for walking and showing my area i love my hood shout out to south side Jamaica queens .laurelton and Springfield blvd

Richard Williams

2y↑2

I was born & raised in queens Jamaica, I love what they did to it , now I can (r.i p )

Mystikintentions 🌿

2y↑3

Very easy to miss this place grew up there and never bothered to enter🤷‍♀️

Jamaicafunk

2y↑1

The church/cemetery you passed on 155th st is an historic episcopal church dating back to the 1700’s. It’s the oldest episcopal church in Long Island.

Eddie Lee

2y↑2

Thank you for sharing this beautiful section of queens it's amazing it's also good to here your voice to thanks so much and God bless you

Name Lastname

2y↑1

Very lovely video, I've really enjoyed this 👌, thanks so much for sharing, lots of love from Toronto Canada 🇨🇦 💕

Evelyn Correal

2y↑3

Thanks for this video it was so hot outside .Really appreciate it great video .

The NYC Walking Show

Glad you enjoyed it

mamie cright

1y↑2

Love this 😀 ❤️

Bonnie BonBon

2y↑2

Wow do I remember Archer Ave and Jamaica Queens. Spent many times there getting my license renewed, shopping, etc!

The NYC Walking Show

2y↑1

Thank you dear

jim more

2y↑2

Use to live across the street from this park summertimes they had a lot of festivities nice area

The NYC Walking Show

2y↑1

So cool!

jimmiblacc

2y↑4

I grew up in Jamaica Queens… you didn’t mention a lot of landmarks that anyone born there knows about
Margarita Pizza… still the best in the city in my opinion. Do they still have the green and white walls?
The colosseum mall.
Tabernacle of Prayer .. you walked right past and didn’t mention.
and others . my hood has definitely changed but I’m glad a few things still remain the same.

Avanu LaneWay

he dont know about those places

FarrahNYC

Yes they still have the green and white walls lol

Zeke Allair

2y↑2

Jah-may-kah. The 'mai' in Jamaica is pronounced 'may' like the month of May. :)

Thank you for the broadcast. Sorry if my comment seems offensive.

I really like your channel and want nothing but the best for it. :) 👍

Shirley Whatyasay

2y↑1

@Queens65 gertz not gimbels on jamaica ave

Queens65

2y↑4

Grew up in queens and my mom and I would go to Jamaica ave. to shop. Anyone remember Gimbels dept store or movies at the Valencia? Aging myself. LOL

Mang Oe Channel

2y↑2

Thank you for sharing your amazing video. Wish you have a wonderful day and more success 😊👍

Mazza Maz

Soo, I drive a bus along Jamaica Ave (I saw myself..lol), not to digress, I learned a lot!! Didn't know about the museum, nor the indoor markets..crazy..Good video!! EVERYONE drives on Jamaica Ave. Cars, Trucks, vans, motorcycles..no one adheres to the street rules. Police do not regulate either...for now.

Shauny B

2y↑1

Liberty ave 170 and hillside ave 175 was my childhood stomping grounds 💯

Daphne Harper

Hey girl, I’m 50+…do you remember Apollo Diner on 168/Hillside late nite…

Brooklynlibra

2y↑1

My old neighborhood 👍🏽

N Esq

2y↑1

My favorite memory if jamaica Ave summers is men in Grey sweatpants letting it all swing. It's very abundant in the summer

N Esq

@Kash Cooper oh yes, women would be done up!

Kash Cooper

😂 The ladies were looking good too. People watching aplenty on the Ave.

Marvin Benjamin

2y↑7

165 street got some of best patties in the neighborhood.

Lisa Baxter

2y↑2

Helpful for people who need it new in town hard to travel history information it will give them an idea about this area

Dee B

2y↑1

Nice video but please note- Please don't assume all black people in Jamaica and any other borough in New York are African American. There are large numbers of Afo Caribbean and African people and descendents of. They too are the hardworking immigrants.

Amanda Persaud

Well done!

Helpful4All

Always enjoy watching your tour walk friend

🌞Gurl

All of this walking, I would forget what I originally went to the store to get ...😞 I wouldn't know how to maintain without a car.

laret Denton

2y↑1

That’s some distance you covered wow 😯

L G

2y↑2

U mentioned Aldi. I was hoping u would walk up to show the new building up close, cause that’s a new change.

The NYC Walking Show

Next time I will show that!

Lisa Baxter

2y↑1

I use to work and live around there for years way cool

BeautyBy Diva

2y↑2

My old stomping grounds it has changed soooo much

Colleen

Hi Sifat what a nice stream. Thank you stay cool and safe. 🙏😊

THOR TC ZOD TC rhodie

The hood is BEVERLY HILLS to me. I live in Chelsea now(under investigation). I miss living in Jamaica

Melrose Miranda

Hello host watching from NewYork ❤️ thanks for sharing🍎

Shawn Ford

love this mall lois of shoppin

Lisa Baxter

2y↑1

Sharing is caring shared this

derek dolcy

Good after noon 😊 Jamaica avenue what's shaking 😊😎

Kallah’Yasar Bat’YAHUAH! • BRIDE of יהושע

2y↑2

You skipped the MOST important part of Jamaica Ave….the COLLI BLOCK aka The Colosseum Block

Ganesh Thapa

I will b there soon WOWWWWWW NY.

Brander Colque

2y↑1

19:00 I thought you were going to make it right to walk then straight because the shoes store called starlet dance. I don't know you heard of it or not but I thought you were about make it right then walk straight.

Lisa Baxter

2y↑2

Good camera and shot

Jason Palacios

2y↑15

I call Jamaica, Queens Caribbean Territory.

Beloved l3mondrop1989

2y↑1

Factz

sixx130

2y↑4

Oh man he came to the hood

Leo Rivera

HOLA AMIGO!!...GOOD SOUL!!, STAY SAFE!! & COOL!!...✌🌺👍

Nick Jones

This place was rough in the 90’s

Janice Bennett

2y↑1

Went to Jamaica Vocational High School. Hillside Ave. Road the EL(J) train than transferred to the M train to go home to Glendale Queen. 1969 to 1972 graduate as Nurses Aid.

Daphne Harper

Nice, me..Hillcrest High School Nursing Program 1989. I loved downtown Jamaica.

Taty

My favorite place to be it’s weird to see other people other than black and Indian not gonna lie the ave is the same by lord changed the energy ain’t there anymore

Onlythetruth247

That's the longest bus I've ever seen

TRINIDAD GUYANA MEMORIES

2y↑1

Thank u for upload

Willi Scherla

Beautiful Livestreams

Lisa Baxter

2y↑1

Busy friendly quiet moments

Ben Ben

I had sum partners from J.Q's back in the90's TRACY,LUV, Red in Tulsa some hustling MFRs💯💯

Sam Colt

LIKE I WOULD GO THERE. NOT. BAD ENOUGH I HAVE TO COME THERE SOMETIME IN AUG, IT SUCKS

Maria58

I be in this area and I mostly see Indian or Islamic, west Indian and some African American etc etc..

Nikolai Potapenkov

2y↑4

International cury place.
Queens use to be very happy and optimistic place.
Now you have to watch out
Camels walking on a street.

L G

2y↑1

It’s not “Bollington”, it’s pronounced “Berlington”…Just helping u with the language for ur channel. 👍🌝

Monique Brooks

2y↑1

No disrespect… just jokes…. How can you correct him and be wrong too 🤣🤣🤣 it’s “BURLINGTON”

The NYC Walking Show

I think I did said “Berlington” :) Anyway thank u

derek dolcy

I i used to take e train when I had work in mahetten 😊😊😊👍😎

BakingSodaNotBad

got run up on at RK park about 15 years ago

Al Sufian

Welcome to my hood

tony cardona

2y↑1

Jamaica high do or die...

Shabaz

Hello Sifat, are you an Indian living in USA🇺🇸 ?🤔

Daphne Harper

@The NYC Walking Show And you did an awesome job introducing Downtown Jamaica to those familiar and those who are not. I’ve always loved the entire area, of course things have changed over the years but it’s a great pleasure to see it’s revolving and upgraded changes for the residents shoppers and business owners.

The NYC Walking Show

2y↑4

No I am not Indian. I am Bangladeshi American

Ac33m

2y↑4

Please do not move here, this is an area where black and people of color can have an affordable area to live and shop at. Please stop gentrifying low income areas for your the “New York” look.

Toca Boca

2y↑1

It’s Ja-may-ca

David Broadnax

2y↑3

My old spot, Crown Fried Chicken

Daphne Harper

2y↑1

@David Broadnax Alright, you really got me hungry now…don’t forget the little cups of macaroni salad and the sweet potato pie…I’m gonna wait up…🤣

David Broadnax

2y↑1

@Daphne Harper The Wings and a biscuit!

Daphne Harper

2y↑1

What, boy did you say Crown Fried Chicken..don’t forget the little hot sauce packets…😉

Lisa Baxter

2y↑1

Wow Fantabulous thanks

The NYC Walking Show

Thank you too!

Gilson Anderson

2y↑1

Mr Donald Trump was born in Jamaica, Queens !

Alpha Beta

It must be a Sunday cause it dead out there. Or early in the morning

Alpha Beta

@Amir Alsaidi ok

Amir Alsaidi

2y↑1

It actually wasn’t a Sunday. This was a weekday I’m 100% sure. I saw my father leaving the Store at 155 street and he works weekdays in the morning til about 1-1:30.

The NYC Walking Show

I was recorded that video around 1:30 PM

Alpha Beta

It’s not early. The sun is high.

Lisa Baxter

2y↑1

Bring it do your thing

JohnDoe123

2y↑6

JohnDoe123

2y↑4

@Stacey M Whatever it takes. Not a fan of the hipsters either, but it's a dump for now..

If it takes hipsters to change this place around, so be it.

Stacey M

2y↑1

Cleaned up is code for gentrified

usha singh

Say Jamaica right

The NYC Walking Show

Thank you so much!

Mandip Gurung

Why New York is dirtier than other cities? Also in this video garbage is showing, plastic is flying on the road.

Bee black

2y↑1

A Yo go to 40 projects son.

Dior Balla

2y↑2

you want him to get pressed? 💀

L G

2y↑1

“Miss” and “this” are short words, not
pronounced “meese” and “theese”…u r dragging the “I”, like it’s an eeee. U shorten the “i” in “miss” and “this”…Jamaica is pronounced Jamayka, not “jamyka. “May”, not “my”…
Sometimes u pronounce it right and u switch off, but ur English is good.

Linda Guida

2y↑1

I would never go there!

Daphne Harper

2y↑1

@Monique Brooks Girl, you know what they say…can’t make it here can’t make it anywhere. I smell some “shade”..from Ms.Linda….how bout you NY❤️

Monique Brooks

2y↑1

You would love it!

Lisa Baxter

2y↑1

You did your homework

Destiny Bedoya

What's sup homie

jermaine lindo

boost mobile bleepe! where are you???

Trisha Coutard

2y↑1

I live there for 29 years I don’t know why you say high crime rates because that’s a lie . That’s the best place you could live in all the stores and transportations are right there. Very convenient and even raised my children there.