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Wait, so the Bronx is hipper than Downtown Jersey City?
Actually, it was your awful sentence structure, pitiful word choice, dreadful spelling, and "tricky" punctuation (or lack thereof) that got me dumbfounded.
Jersey city is a wannabe brooklyn lol. A second alternative soho. What exactly has jersey city done. The bronx already put in work with HIP. Literally. What has jersey city done. What has come out of jersey city on the bronxs level. Compare whats come out of the bronx To JC
Which of the boroughs is most cultural? I plan to visit NYC some day & visit my cousins\ auntie in the Bronx. I hear the Tremont area is kinda tough; that's where my relatives live.
Bring your brass knuckles and you should be fine.
If I were you, I'd start a new thread. You are entering a serious pillow fight here.
Which of the boroughs is most cultural? I plan to visit NYC some day & visit my cousins\ auntie in the Bronx. I hear the Tremont area is kinda tough; that's where my relatives live.
can't act like ppl weren't captivated by wu tang, from staten island. wu tang has kids from kosovo calling each other Gods and asking what today's math is.
Really, 5 percenter now?
The non-stop references to hip-hop as if it is the most important cultural event of all time is one thing but to bring up an irrelevant organization is ridiculous.
And do you have any links showing us how kids in Kosovo are calling each other gods and all that, as if it mattered?
And don't just give me a link to a youtube of one kid in Kosovo.
Listening to Busta Rhymes or Mobb Deep is different than following teachings.
The unsubstantiated and inconsequential reasoning is beyond my comprehension.
Jersey city is a wannabe brooklyn lol. A second alternative soho. What exactly has jersey city done. The bronx already put in work with HIP. Literally. What has jersey city done?
And you'll ask again, links will be provided-then you'll say it doesn't matter, then we'll bring up LSP, and then you'll say it doesn't matter, you'll talk about the zoo...and so on.
I realize that I'm giving off the vibe that I dislike the boroughs. The opposite is true. There are parts of the outer boroughs that I like. But as a whole, when compared to NJ, the outer boroughs lose that battle. NJ is a heavyweight when it comes to things to offer.
Take this from a guy who has lived in the outer boroughs for many years, suburban NJ for many years, and urban NJ for many years.
Jersey city is a wannabe brooklyn lol. A second alternative soho. What exactly has jersey city done. The bronx already put in work with HIP. Literally. What has jersey city done?
A wannabe!?
New Jersey can't just simply develop a city along the Hudson without being considered a wannabe? When will it end!
Jersey City is is more ideal than Brooklyn at this present time and future.
I realize that I'm giving off the vibe that I dislike the boroughs. The opposite is true. There are parts of the outer boroughs that I like. But as a whole, when compared to NJ, the outer boroughs lose that battle. NJ is a heavyweight when it comes to things to offer.
Take this from a guy who has lived in the outer boroughs for many years, suburban NJ for many years, and urban NJ for many years.
When I was in Ft. Totten we would go out to the restaurants on NBlvd and get good eats lol.
It's not that the boroughs are 'bad' per se, I'd rather be there than many many places in the US. However, that doesn't mean NJ offers nothing culturally or otherwise when stacked up against it.
I couldn't avoid BX even if I wanted to, my grandmother lives in Parkchester.
The outer-boroughs are for NYers, NJ is for everyone.
When I was in Ft. Totten we would go out to the restaurants on NBlvd and get good eats lol.
It's not that the boroughs are 'bad' per se, I'd rather be there than many many places in the US. However, that doesn't mean NJ offers nothing culturally or otherwise when stacked up against it.
I couldn't avoid BX even if I wanted to, my grandmother lives in Parkchester.
The outer-boroughs are for NYers, NJ is for everyone.
The boroughs are for new yorkers, yet more ppl live here than any city in jersey. Yet the combined population of the four is almsot as great as your entire state
Queens as the most diverse county in America,maybe the world,it has many great eats.
The same way you cant avoid the bronx, is the same way new yorkers feel bout jersey when trekking it to other states. Theres nothing as bad in the bronx, like that stench we have to go through everytime we ride through jersey to get to the states
And to BP talk to the main JC booster here tommyc about that. Tell him to stop comparing it to brooklyn-park slope, soho, brownstones etc. Stop saying nnj speaks a variation of brooklynese lol. True story.
And LSP is not on the level of the Bronx zoo. The biggest metro zoo in the us,nycs premier world class venue of its kind.
The boroughs are for new yorkers, yet more ppl live here than any city in jersey. Yet the combined population of the four is almsot as great as your entire state
Queens as the most diverse county in America,maybe the world,it has many great eats.
The same way you cant avoid the bronx, is the same way new yorkers feel bout jersey when trekking it to other states. Theres nothing as bad in the bronx, like that stench we have to go through everytime we ride through jersey to get to the states
And to BP talk to the main JC booster here tommyc about that. Tell him to stop comparing it to brooklyn-park slope, soho, brownstones etc. Stop saying nnj speaks a variation of brooklynese lol. True story.
And LSP is not on the level of the Bronx zoo. The biggest metro zoo in the us,nycs premier world class venue of its kind.
You are making sweeping generalizations that are pretty far off. Why do you feel the need to belittle a place that you don't know that much about?
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