Brampton has a series of problems such as too many houses being built , not enough jobs, no university, no subway to connect to Toronto, and Brampton Civic Hospital.
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Brampton gets too much hate. Raised in Brampton (lived over 20 years) and I'm happy to call it home. Are there things that Brampton needs to improve, of course, just like every city. I rate Brampton because it was a city where many minorities were able to come here and build a legacy with their families with homeownership in Canada. The fact that we have many of the complaints have come from Brampton residents, we all have to be part of the change instead of passing the blame on other ethnic or social groups.
Currently a resident. Traffic and Insurance is crazy, there aren't enough schools in the area to support the population growth, and an underfunded and understaffed hospital. There's good food but they are overshadowed by inconveniences to get there. Every day, there's an accident right outside my street. It also gets really noisy in neighborhoods because of of car meets.
Those are issues that are prominent in all GTA cities unless u choose to live a in a small town. But the hospital thing is valid and hopefully we get one soon
@@gunpreetheir7496 those ARE prominent issues that mostly happen in Brampton. Not to mention there is housing discrimination/lack of housing because of the population boom, insurance fraud etc The majority of Brampton residents work outside of Brampton because the only job market that is there is teaching, food, and warehouses. The city just keeps on racking up the profits from property taxes and doesn't provide the residents their money's worth.
If you look at its neighbouring city Mississauga we can understand why people hate on Brampton in comparison to it. Alsooo the drivers have their license bought and car insurance is so high as a result…. BUTTT a lot of talented people have come from Brampton
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I lived in Toronto, Mississauga and Brampton. I prefer Brampton because for me it was cheaper groceries, great neighborhoods and I was able to focus more. As a mom though I would have prefer a lot more resources for my children...alot more support. My children felt alone when it comes to friendships and community and so did I. As an adult I could handle it by keeping busy but my children was having a difficult time. The pandemic made it even more difficult. 2021 I no longer live in Brampton with my children.
Awww I’m sad to hear your kids weren’t connecting. Yeah now that I live here I’m always out of the city. Growing up I had Brampton friends so that was my only reason for me going. When I ask my Brampton friends how high school was like they said it was 50% Punjabis and 50% West Indians. the Punjabis stuck to themselves and the West Indians mixed with everyone else. Even Goans chilled with other cultures.
I've been living in Brampton since 1996 when I was in highschool, those were good times. But now there are too many houses. It's way too crowded. So many townhouses. Susan did a bad job when she was Mayor
I'm reading the comments and some of you are right. People are avoiding the real reason why people hate Brampton.......it's the lack of diversity. Let's be honest....Brampton is not as "multicultural" as we would like to think. Just because it's not predominately white, doesn't make it diverse. Those who are not south asian experience a lot of racism in Brampton.
It’s so true I never see East Indians mix with other cultures. All the West Indians, Africans,&Asians will mix. Brampton can have the latest developments but nobody goes to chill there unless you have friends there.
Agreed!! As a white, English speaking person here, its becoming less like Canada, and more like India, where there is high levels of discrimination directed at my Canadian born English culture. It seems unless your from India or Pakistan, your going to have a hard time living here, renting here..working here. Not saying it cant happen, but its def going to be harder unless your from there.
@@RedDevilMoto l definitely would have to agree with you. Even in certain schools, some children are treated differently which is such a shame. I hope things will change. I recently moved out of Brampton and I'm quite happy about it.
@@joyb9405 Very true! Not too much cultural exchange happening in Brampton. For some families I know, they are open to learn about the Canadian culture and other cultures but a lot are not open.
Born and raised in Brampton (45+ years). All the things people claim to hate about Brampton, happens in most large Ontario suburban, and urban cities, so the cheap shots we get make no sense. In my neighborhood, we look out for each other, and greet each other. As mentioned in your story, we have beautiful parks, trails, and other recreation (e.g. Tree Top Trekking at Heart Lake Conservation Area). There's a great arts and culture scene. TBH, we lack entertainment, but there’s improvement with events/shows like The Festival of Literary Diversity, A Tribute to the Legends of Reggae, World of Jazz Festival, Jambana, Pride, etc. Also, as mentioned in your story, so many creatives, athletes, entrepreneurs, etc., came out of Brampton. For example, Trey Anthony, Jael Richardson, Alessia Cara, Director X, Orlando Bowen, Russel Peters, Michael Cera, Rupi Kaur, Jessie Reyez, Jonny Reid, Kadeisha Buchanan, and so many more!
@@michelea-r9115 yes, acoustics are fabulous at The Rose. I saw a Japanese drumming performance there, it was amazing, those huge drums reverberated through the theatre, what a performance! I look forward to going there again.
Insurance rates, too many cars on the road, multiple people getting into a shootout at the cemetary across the street from our home... Love the walk around Professor Lake, Eldorado park. Wish the downtown core was people from every corner of the globe cooking good food right in the street. That would be a nice dilution from plazas going up everywhere.
Another point... Brampton is not a multicultural city, it is a placist city. Meaning that certain areas in the city are designated for the place you come from, versus integrating into a multicultural society. If you examine how the city is structured, many parts are centered around a placist object that individuals gravitate to live around versus integrating with one another. And from an urban study perspective, placist communities are a detriment to sociological growth. Feel free to reach out, more than happy to talk about this more :)
@@TheWalamala I agree. I love the parks and recreation, walking trails, and golf courses.. but in the past few years, the population has exploded, especially south Asians, likely due to rental properties/basement apartments.
Brampton is where people moved to in the 80s to get out of Malton. Then diversity left Brampton and now the majority of the people living their is one group. We need to keep all cities diverse.
Well it is pretty diverse, it has a large population of south Asians, over 150,000 Europeans, over 100,000 blacks and a large population of Caribbean’s and Asians.
Great subject! As an urban studies major, the way brampton grew, it grew so fast that the infrastructure conflicted with sociological factors and they continue to still adjusting to its growth and work together. It is a victim of its growth and it will take time to adjust
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Tre & Jae are right. I was in one of their videos a long while back and they're absolutely right about needing more creative spaces. Brampton is a great city, I've lived here 23 years of my life, but when it comes to being creative, you gotta make do with what you have available to you. People hating on Brampton let social media influence them. They don't visit the city in fears that what they hear on social media is actually true. If you put that aside and actually come and eat at a few restaurants here, sit outside around some of the small parks or benches, walk through the Etobicoke Creek Trail... You'd probably change your mind. By no means is any city perfect, but I'm glad I spent most of my life here, and I wouldn't trade it for anything. Also... First dates - J. Red & Co. Their restaurant is one of my all time faves.
No one does any of those things, sorry Brampton is an isolated xenophobic horribly planned shit hole, where kids learn to become sociopaths because they can't integrate into a society that has basically 0 Canadian values
Born and raised in Brampton but left right after highschool. If it wasn't for my grand parents living there I wouldn't go back. Growing up I did enjoy all the rec centers, gage park skating and the bike trails but it's just way too over crowded there now. That and every time I drive through there are tons of crashes, twice cars just chilling on their roofs. I've heard of the dodgey ways people are "getting" their licenses there so I try to avoid the area.
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Why wasn't Flaws of Couture (Sasha) included in this vid. She's def an amazing influencer has also started a channel for her father Deddys Kitchen. Amazing Brampton family
Because of cultural segregation, my kids had a hard time fitting in when we lived in areas predominantly Indian. Lots of racism when trying to rent houses as well.
@@joyb9405 thank you. It was horrible for them. My daughter was literally told by a little Indian girl that she wasn't allowed to play with them because she's not Indian like them. Her heart was crushed. I called the principal to complain and nothing was done about it. After that school year I switched them to another school.
It really starts at home ignorance needs to be countered with knowledge. Maybe with this video Brandon is doing he can advocate for schools and anti racism programs. I don’t even think their parents are educated many are in business but never went to school or they were farmers. Who’s educating them? The news? Social media? The schools should find a way so parents can connect with other parents. Learning about other cultures helps to make you more well rounded as an individual and grow. It’s really their loss at the end of the day when their kids grow up it’s not realistic when they go enter the workforce. Punjabis makeup 20% of Brampton. There’s still 80% that are not. The workforce is not always one culture. Cultural segregation/low key racism shouldn’t be tolerated
I think of Brampton as it is a city of our own, and a hometown for us immigrants. But one nation seems to be taking over ownership and are not very civil or friendly to others. That is only thing I dont like about it. It is beautiful here with the many parks and great shopping. We just need some more lanes and wider lanes. Still only two lanes to everywhere.
Speaking from a caribbean 'west indian' perspective, way back in the 1960's we stood up to racism at universities, we got caribana as the biggest revenue earner (street festival) and we moved to brampton now with the most jerk chicken and roti shops anywhere in canada, we have opened doors and others are enjoying a canada we stood up and made difference for, brampton is a work in progress, and yes we are the most important city in all of canada during the pandemic.
That is true. You are not racist for saying what the facts are. I once had a White friend who claimed that all her White friends left Brampton because it was being overrun by a particular group of people which they hated. They complained about the language and above all, the smell associated with this group. This former friend of mine also passionately hates this group of people. As a Black person whose people have experienced racial hatred, I reminded her that these are human beings that God created. Her response was the nail in the coffin of our relationship. She said, "I don't care who made them, I hate them and can't stand being around them." I am sure that's how some of her friends feel about Black people. Heck, I am cognizant of the fact that Indians hate Black people too. However, I choose to be light in the darkness, to love even those who hate me. I choose to bless those who curse me. Afterall, we will reap the rewards of the seeds we've cultivated.
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my most memorable time spent in Brampton was during highschool(those born between 1992-1995) s/o to all the ND, DY, Fletchers, Campion, Roch, Ambrozic, Aquinas, and Augustine people dem lol. who remembers the basement jams??
I love Brampton. It's my home. We can get all kinds of foods, malls e.g. Bramalea City Cente, Toronto Outlet, Shoppers World/ Parks etc...But of course, city should do more developments# university, more schools, better hospitals, more opportunities for it's public🙏🙏
Hi Brandon, my family move from Scarborough 30 years ago love, love Brampton don't want to live anywhere else. Most of my family from the USA love where I live. Love your show. Thank you stay safe.
I have lived in Brampton since 2012, and as a white, English speaking Canadian living here, it is from my OWN observations of Brampton that the cultural diversity is leaning far more to the majority side of people from India or Pakistan with far less white, natural English speaking people living here (By natural i mean English as their first language) The only languages i hear when im out and about, are everything BUT English these days. Very few if any fast food places are staffed by anyone other than people from India, the loud muffler cars, insurance fraud, lack of Canadian cultural values, the discrimination when it comes to renting to anyone other than someone from India (I have encountered this numerous times). Sadly, for me at least, Brampton does NOT feel like my home, it feels more like another country and with that personal feeling, it makes me ready to leave here. Im all for cultural diversity and multi-cultural living, but Brampton is becoming less multi-cultural, and more single-culture (India, Pakistan) These are jus my own thoughts on Brampton.
As someone who moved here in the 90s and grew up here I couldnt agree more. This town used to be a different but then hundreds of thousands of Indians chose specifically here to move to. I dont hate them or their culture at all but Im still baffled so many chose this specific town to move to in the second largest country on earth. Why didnt they spread out more?
It’s so refreshing to go to a place like Hamilton over Brampton people are friendlier and socialize more. In Brampton it’s majority Indian and they stick to themselves mostly.. not mad at them either just saying it is what it is.
@@jaespinnaz I agree, as a white Canadian living here, not by choice since there is little place to find afordable rent, there is nothing to do here and very little English speaking people to socialize with. This is in a town of nearly 800,000!
I've been here 12 years and at first I liked it but over the years I've come to strongly dislike it. Its drivers are crazy, to much crime, and can not go anywhere without being harassed by bums,and beggers. If you tell them you don't carry cash they get rude and I've had them spit on me. I've seen a lot of cultures but everyone is in there own groups. I've come from the east coast and I'm use to friendly people but when I say thank you its a forgotten thing.
its a clash of cultures because of the population boom. No one knows their neighbour or just hates them. There are also community segregations that no one wants to discuss because they label it as being against "multiculturalism"
Back in 1975/76, I worked at a hotel in Malton that also owned the Hotel Brampton, so, back then, I hated having to work at the Hotel Brampton, because it was a very rough place. Now, that was just that Hotel, but it could be there was a general vibe, back then, that has been transferred to today, Maybe, look back in history to why Brampton has gotten a bad rap.
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Brampton AKA Flowertown was a really beautiful peaceful community many years ago . Without going into the intricate details about how our city has changed or how it's "boonie " reputation has died , it's the laughing stock of the GTA. It's become a place where people feel comfortable throwing litter out of their car window ( dirty diapers , pop cans , etc ) Car insurance in Brampton is the highest in Canada, why ? because license buying is the norm . People who can't drive a damn donkey cart now drive cars , trucks , etc . Walk into any bank or business institution for that matter and you will smell the stench of NEPOTISM. Employment opportunities are few and far between if you don't have a relative within the organization to bring you on board. Where did all the great eateries go ?A person can count on one hand how many Italian, Greek , Chinese, Caribbean, Mediterranean, Latin restaurants there are in this City . Can you say MONOPOLY boys and girls ? Look , I better stop because I can go on and on ....don't even get me started on the one , so called, "hospital " shit show slaughterhouse Brampton Civic. In conclusion, I miss my City. I miss the camaraderie amongst neighbors. Most of all , I miss the people I went to school with ( they're all in Barrie and Cambridge, lol ! ) May God Bless them.
Let’s be real. I too am an immigrant, but my family has never tried to convert Canada like the people in brampton have. I hate going shopping in Brampton and having to smell the people around me. I hate being in Brampton on the road with people who don’t know how to drive I hate being in brampton around people who think that they’re owed something. I hate Brampton because every time we hire somebody from there ends up a massive disappointment and believe me we’ve gone through a lot of Brampton people. and they just don’t seem to want to work or try to make the community a better place they don’t give they only take. I hate the crime spills out of Brampton into surrounding cities. I hate that people in brampton pack into a house, many families, and then when there’s a fire and people die and lose their life, I hate all the illegal apartments. I hate the ignorance I hate that people in Brampton don’t upkeep their properties and after moving into a home they just let it decay, I hate the people in Brampton don’t know what a lawnmower is. I hate that people in Brampton hang nipple tassels off the bumpers of the cars. I hate that Brampton is part of Canada.
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Love Brampton. It's home baby, we got it all here. Multicultural city with mad talent in every aspect from sports to entertainment to tbe cuisine from all over the world.
I moved to Brampton 30 years ago it was a nice small town then but as it grew so did the crime and also the housing is way too expensive these days and it's not a thing that makes them worth it
I moved to Brampton a few years ago and I was surprised at how MULTI cultural it is. Yes it's predominantly South Asians/Indians but you see a lot of people from all backgrounds
I suggest doing a part 2 going into older areas like castlemore and comparing it to areas closer to malton and newly developing areas and see that change of atmosphere and attitude of the people because you sure can see a difference between the type of people that come from those different areas
It is scary to comment without having a frame of reference and mine is that cities like countries are "ditches" not in an impolite sense but to highlight that some have flies, some have rats, some come with hammocks the takeaway being that no city , country or individual is perfect. So where have you lived was it perfect where you came from? I came from " sea and sand " and I would say perfect ! hell no. If I restricted myself to Canada I have lived in Mississauga> New Brunswick > Nova Scotia> Winnipeg> Charlottetown >Brampton in that order. Where I mention provinces is because the town were very small as in Blacks Harbour and Annapolis valley .And no I was not military. Brampton for me is scerene, I love the people, the food, the easy pace and the fact that it's the closest thing I have seen to an integrated society. What we need is to overhaul the mindset in city hall, yes get a university,relocate the downtown and build a world class sports stadium and it's not so much a case of getting a new hospital we have 1.5 counting the repurposes old location; what we need is a best in class triage meaning that first contact when you arrive and need help the most. The layout, interview approach, seating and follow up is all wrong Build 6 hospitals and retain the existing triage and there will still be complaints however in this regard Brampton is not unique.
@@loboo_everton ya.. Brampton is a complete Crap Hole. 100% the worst city in Ontario.. Everyone is ignorant, terrible drivers, scammers, dirt and garbage.. Yes when I moved in 2007 fantastic. It took 15 years to absolutely destroy it
Traffic, crappy drivers, drug gangs, random shootings, high auto insurance rates due to organized fraud, 20 people living in a dwelling designed for a single family, homeless industry, a carpet bagging mayor, garbage dumped in parks because of trash limits, worst timed traffic lights, political factions created by place of worship...etc
Brampton is the armpit of the GTA (c) GTA realtor. Just because you see different cultures doesn’t mean they integrate. I moved to Brampton from Mississauga and I was at Bramlea City Centre and I saw blatant racism. A black girl looked at a Punjabi girl was like “ewwww” mind you they were young. There wouldn’t indifference if there was connection. The Punjabis only stick to themselves. I never see a Punjabi hang out with the West Africans, West Indians, Filipinos, etc but the groups they separate themselves chill together. Punjabis are really kind and sweet. .A lot of them are students and don’t know any better. My boyfriend is Punjabi so I have don’t have any bad against them I’m just commenting on what I see. I go to Square One in Mississauga and everyone mixes. You’ll see the black girl dating the Chinese guy with their East Indian friend. Brampton has the latest community centres and developments but lacks community (mixing). “A house is not home” meaning the infrastructure/physical resources are there but there’s lacking a connection between different communities/cultures. They’ll say they’re not racist then I love would to see them bring their non Punjabi friends to there Punjabi family parties. You would never see that. You can see when you go to the parks, house parties, etc. Yeah I’m singling out the Punjabis because the Goans and Pakistanis will mix but they are few in Brampton. My Nigerian friend and I went to their beloved King Tandoori and the restaurant goers were staring at my friend like “ why are you here?”. It made my friend uncomfortable and obviously didn’t want to go back. It’s funny because you can have the same restaurants in Brampton as with Mississauga and people would love to go to the Mississauga ones. Just today I was at Nightmarket at sq1 for the food trucks and it was raining/hailing and these West Indian women saw me and shared their umbrella and when they left, a Filipino guy helped me. The same West Indian ladies came back and offered to chill in their car while I waited. That’s love! One time when I was in high school I was waiting for a Mississauga bus and it was a snow storm and this middle aged black woman pulled over to offer me a ride home. She didn’t care that I wasn’t black she genuinely just cared. I never see that in Brampton except hearing stories of people who hitchhike. Also people here can’t drive because they don’t teach the rules in driving school and there’s a lot of witchcraft (Punjabi secret).
@@jashanbhatti6565 There , I said it Mr. Bhatti , I'll leave the ignoramuses like you to figure out why I'm on CZcams. At the same time, you'll probably guess why I'm getting the hell out of this City.
I have lived in Brampton since 2002. It has steadily deteriorated . To many people living in one house , producing excessive garbage , overflowing perfect conditions to keep the ever increasing rat population! I street is used for excess garbage , and the lice infested mattress's and furniture , took a while to figure out how come these items were often on the boulavards, lol. And the noisy cars , residential streets turned into race tracks. Shootings are normal OMG , the police and 311 can't handle all the complaints. No wonder there is white flight!! I am leaving and moving out of the area. I used to like Brampton ! It has earned it's reputation , slum town , dangerous , dirty etc .
Brampton is really corny. Lots of traffic, population congestion, too many people in houses clustered in one neighborhood around the city, it lacks the vibrant feel that Toronto has. The culture there is upside down. And I would say something about the people there, but it wouldn't be nice lol.
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I think if you've never lived anywhere else, you wouldn't see the issue with Brampton. Even if you grew up in Brampton and moved away, you could probably appreciate it when you go back...The end of this video basically explains it all, when the two men were asked where to go for a date. Brampton is like that movie where you watch a person in small town America trying to leave for Hollywood to aspire for greatness. Brampton is great if you just came to Canada or if you are a new family, etc. If you have any type of ambition, it would be in your best interest to leave. A lot of Bramptonians don't even work in Brampton. The ratio between houses and...jobs, stores, business, schools, transit, entertainment etc. is way off. Property in Brampton is becoming more expensive, when the main draw before was that property was cheap. Property prices are going up everywhere, but the difference is that Brampton has high property taxes and high insurance rates (car accidents like CRAZY). If my family and friends didn't live in Brampton, I would try my hardest not to go back. The Police have always been a problem in Brampton and seem to create issues instead of solving them. Now that the crime has risen, maybe the police can actually do some police work (Like Toronto Police)instead of just harassing people.
@@MJ_M By bullied I think you mean ganged up on. My friend got in an arguement with an Indian kid in highschool then by the end of the day had 20 Indian kids calling him a coward because he wouldnt fight them all.
This man avoided the real brampton he only went to the city centre but he should have went to neighbourhood parks and plazas and see the peoples responses
All the driving rules are broken in Brampton, houses are all being converted to Apartments, UTurn and every Stop Light and the list goes on and on. Who are these People ????!
Not sure why people complain about u turns, they are legal unless posted by a sign stating otherwise. I'm more worried about the people blowing past stop signs and red lights, and swerving in and out of lanes at 140kph
Live in Brampton for most my life & hate it. Nothing ever works & is usually broken, price of living (car insurance / housing tax) is high for such a crappy city. I know it's high everywhere but if you're going to spend a lot it should at least be worth the money. Driving is insanely dangerous & everytime you make it home alive it's an unusually big accomplishment. City planning is all about fostering bribes to ensure there's only ever 1 mall & no new university as was in the planning. Street lights are designed to ensure you're late because you catch every red light. Maybe it's done to prevent accidents but that backfires; because if driving the speed limit means waiting at every red light it causes many drivers to now speed up to beat the lights. Crime rising by the minute, used to see cops once in a blue moon in my neighborhood now they're on my street weekly. Contrary to propaganda it's not diverse, depending on your definition of the word. Lots of food choices? Where are they dining? Restaurants here are generally the same, you've got 3 staple fast food joints & all other actual restaurants are just carbon copy menus of the same type of food. I can only think of 1 actual dine in Italian restaurant for example. And oh boy expect disappointments at our fast food places. Tim Hortons here only ever prepares the staple things on the menu. I remember a friend from North York was giving me a ride home & he was craving some Timmy's I warned him wait till you're out of Brampton or you'll waste your time. He didn't take my advice, sure enough everything he asked for they were out of, out of frustration he eventually had to ask, "What DO you have?!" I was laughing so hard he eventually had to give up & just get a standard coffee. Another time I needed to buy a Remembrance Day poppy, used to be you could almost always find them at Timmy's. Well I went to 3 Timmy's & they didn't even know what I was talking about, had to speak to a manager who apologized & said they didn't, then had to educate her staff on what a poppy was. Same friend I invited to watch a movie at Silvercity (Our biggest theatre), he asked me what kind of ghetto place is this? Said grass isn't even growing properly on the lawn & the parking lot was filthy. He was actually scared for his life going to & from the car, thought we'd get robbed & as aforementioned he's not a country bumpkin. He also grew up in Brazil, where crime can be high, so to see him so scared I started to worry that maybe I should be too. Been to 2 Pizza Huts on 2 separate Friday evenings that were out of pizza dough?! Out of pizza dough on a Friday evening? Most people buy pizza on weekends. Monday maybe is excusable. Been to a KFC that ran out of chicken, it's in your name! Potential for 2 hospitals but they closed 1 down when they opened the new one. The new one had an urban myth that they accidentally amputated the wrong leg, not sure how true that is. But for the population we need 2 full hospitals here. They made the old hospital years later into a mini hospital. Heard they are finally going to upgrade it back into a full hospital, but they also did say we'd have another mall & university by now, so can't trust the propaganda. Mississauga, Oakville, Milton are all superior cities. Toronto is overrated so don't worry I'm not one of those Toronto yuppies that think / act like they live in NYC. So the inevitable question is why not just move out? Trust me I'm working on it, I will gladly let the door hit me on the way out. I'll even say, good riddance to myself to accommodate the Brampton lovers. (((Edit: Irony, same day I posted this I went to an A&W in Brampton & guess what, out of fries LMAO. Brampton franchise owners carry low supplies to save money.)))
People are not fake, need more resources , rich culture. People from Brampton don’t judge people as compared to other areas. When you here comments from out of Brampton it shows the discriminatory nature. Lived in Brampton for long time.
Brampton has a series of problems such as too many houses being built , not enough jobs, no university, no subway to connect to Toronto, and Brampton Civic Hospital.
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Plenty of jobs, but only if you are a Sikh.
Brampton is a world class suburb. Its people who sit around online n dont contribute who feel the way you do.
Brampton gets too much hate. Raised in Brampton (lived over 20 years) and I'm happy to call it home. Are there things that Brampton needs to improve, of course, just like every city. I rate Brampton because it was a city where many minorities were able to come here and build a legacy with their families with homeownership in Canada. The fact that we have many of the complaints have come from Brampton residents, we all have to be part of the change instead of passing the blame on other ethnic or social groups.
Where there's smoke, there is fire my friend :)
Ok sukpreet
@@Its_Only_Money Lol Cold and calculating in his words, it's true!
Brampton has some real gems (Peel Village, Heart Lake, Castlemore, Eldorado Park, Downtown)
Currently a resident. Traffic and Insurance is crazy, there aren't enough schools in the area to support the population growth, and an underfunded and understaffed hospital. There's good food but they are overshadowed by inconveniences to get there. Every day, there's an accident right outside my street. It also gets really noisy in neighborhoods because of of car meets.
The hospital thing yeah. How does a city that big have only one damn hospital
Those are issues that are prominent in all GTA cities unless u choose to live a in a small town. But the hospital thing is valid and hopefully we get one soon
@@gunpreetheir7496 those ARE prominent issues that mostly happen in Brampton. Not to mention there is housing discrimination/lack of housing because of the population boom, insurance fraud etc The majority of Brampton residents work outside of Brampton because the only job market that is there is teaching, food, and warehouses. The city just keeps on racking up the profits from property taxes and doesn't provide the residents their money's worth.
@@christinetobiasz A shit ton of industry warehouses in brampton it fuckin sucks
@@nameless592 Isn't there a hospital near downtown and a hospital on bovaird?
If you look at its neighbouring city Mississauga we can understand why people hate on Brampton in comparison to it. Alsooo the drivers have their license bought and car insurance is so high as a result…. BUTTT a lot of talented people have come from Brampton
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brampton definitely deserves a lot more love😌 thank you for this vid brandon!
I lived in Toronto, Mississauga and Brampton. I prefer Brampton because for me it was cheaper groceries, great neighborhoods and I was able to focus more. As a mom though I would have prefer a lot more resources for my children...alot more support. My children felt alone when it comes to friendships and community and so did I. As an adult I could handle it by keeping busy but my children was having a difficult time. The pandemic made it even more difficult. 2021 I no longer live in Brampton with my children.
Awww I’m sad to hear your kids weren’t connecting. Yeah now that I live here I’m always out of the city. Growing up I had Brampton friends so that was my only reason for me going. When I ask my Brampton friends how high school was like they said it was 50% Punjabis and 50% West Indians. the Punjabis stuck to themselves and the West Indians mixed with everyone else. Even Goans chilled with other cultures.
@@joyb9405 Maybe because the punjabi ones werent included in the other groups? Not sure why u blamed them for that
Even the news are making Brampton look bad never talks about the good in our city but it’s always the bad
I've been living in Brampton since 1996 when I was in highschool, those were good times. But now there are too many houses. It's way too crowded. So many townhouses. Susan did a bad job when she was Mayor
I'm reading the comments and some of you are right. People are avoiding the real reason why people hate Brampton.......it's the lack of diversity. Let's be honest....Brampton is not as "multicultural" as we would like to think. Just because it's not predominately white, doesn't make it diverse. Those who are not south asian experience a lot of racism in Brampton.
It’s so true I never see East Indians mix with other cultures. All the West Indians, Africans,&Asians will mix. Brampton can have the latest developments but nobody goes to chill there unless you have friends there.
Agreed!! As a white, English speaking person here, its becoming less like Canada, and more like India, where there is high levels of discrimination directed at my Canadian born English culture. It seems unless your from India or Pakistan, your going to have a hard time living here, renting here..working here. Not saying it cant happen, but its def going to be harder unless your from there.
@@RedDevilMoto l definitely would have to agree with you. Even in certain schools, some children are treated differently which is such a shame. I hope things will change. I recently moved out of Brampton and I'm quite happy about it.
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Very true! Not too much cultural exchange happening in Brampton. For some families I know, they are open to learn about the Canadian culture and other cultures but a lot are not open.
@@joyb9405 i never saw people from east india in bramptom, punjabi people from north western block of india
Born and raised in Brampton (45+ years). All the things people claim to hate about Brampton, happens in most large Ontario suburban, and urban cities, so the cheap shots we get make no sense. In my neighborhood, we look out for each other, and greet each other. As mentioned in your story, we have beautiful parks, trails, and other recreation (e.g. Tree Top Trekking at Heart Lake Conservation Area). There's a great arts and culture scene. TBH, we lack entertainment, but there’s improvement with events/shows like The Festival of Literary Diversity, A Tribute to the Legends of Reggae, World of Jazz Festival, Jambana, Pride, etc. Also, as mentioned in your story, so many creatives, athletes, entrepreneurs, etc., came out of Brampton. For example, Trey Anthony, Jael Richardson, Alessia Cara, Director X, Orlando Bowen, Russel Peters, Michael Cera, Rupi Kaur, Jessie Reyez, Jonny Reid, Kadeisha Buchanan, and so many more!
The Rose theatre is great too, or was before the pandemic. It'll be great once the festivals can resume.
@@margaretr5701 I agree. I've seen many shows there, and the acoustics are phenomenal.
@@michelea-r9115 yes, acoustics are fabulous at The Rose. I saw a Japanese drumming performance there, it was amazing, those huge drums reverberated through the theatre, what a performance! I look forward to going there again.
Well done - congrats on putting up and working the BG site.
Insurance rates, too many cars on the road, multiple people getting into a shootout at the cemetary across the street from our home...
Love the walk around Professor Lake, Eldorado park.
Wish the downtown core was people from every corner of the globe cooking good food right in the street. That would be a nice dilution from plazas going up everywhere.
I used to live in Brampton too crowded already plus the cost of living is so expensive. Now I'm happy to be in Forest City.
So much talent coming out of this city. ❤️🙏
Exactly, we are a city of enormous talent!
Another point... Brampton is not a multicultural city, it is a placist city. Meaning that certain areas in the city are designated for the place you come from, versus integrating into a multicultural society. If you examine how the city is structured, many parts are centered around a placist object that individuals gravitate to live around versus integrating with one another. And from an urban study perspective, placist communities are a detriment to sociological growth. Feel free to reach out, more than happy to talk about this more :)
You mean Sikh temples?
Too many Punjabi people. And "Student housing"
I’ve lived in Brampton for 22 years and happy to be moving out soon.
it wasnt always bad
@@TheWalamala I agree. I love the parks and recreation, walking trails, and golf courses.. but in the past few years, the population has exploded, especially south Asians, likely due to rental properties/basement apartments.
Can I come ?
Brampton is where people moved to in the 80s to get out of Malton. Then diversity left Brampton and now the majority of the people living their is one group. We need to keep all cities diverse.
Well it is pretty diverse, it has a large population of south Asians, over 150,000 Europeans, over 100,000 blacks and a large population of Caribbean’s and Asians.
Great subject! As an urban studies major, the way brampton grew, it grew so fast that the infrastructure conflicted with sociological factors and they continue to still adjusting to its growth and work together. It is a victim of its growth and it will take time to adjust
Brandon, thanks for making this video! Brampton gets so much bad rep but it's a beautiful city! Keep hustling!
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Tre & Jae are right. I was in one of their videos a long while back and they're absolutely right about needing more creative spaces. Brampton is a great city, I've lived here 23 years of my life, but when it comes to being creative, you gotta make do with what you have available to you.
People hating on Brampton let social media influence them. They don't visit the city in fears that what they hear on social media is actually true. If you put that aside and actually come and eat at a few restaurants here, sit outside around some of the small parks or benches, walk through the Etobicoke Creek Trail... You'd probably change your mind. By no means is any city perfect, but I'm glad I spent most of my life here, and I wouldn't trade it for anything.
Also... First dates - J. Red & Co. Their restaurant is one of my all time faves.
No one does any of those things, sorry Brampton is an isolated xenophobic horribly planned shit hole, where kids learn to become sociopaths because they can't integrate into a society that has basically 0 Canadian values
Yoooo so true. When I moved to Brampton first thing I got was a bicycle. Then a car the next year.
Born and raised in Brampton but left right after highschool. If it wasn't for my grand parents living there I wouldn't go back. Growing up I did enjoy all the rec centers, gage park skating and the bike trails but it's just way too over crowded there now. That and every time I drive through there are tons of crashes, twice cars just chilling on their roofs. I've heard of the dodgey ways people are "getting" their licenses there so I try to avoid the area.
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Why wasn't Flaws of Couture (Sasha) included in this vid. She's def an amazing influencer has also started a channel for her father Deddys Kitchen. Amazing Brampton family
Because of cultural segregation, my kids had a hard time fitting in when we lived in areas predominantly Indian. Lots of racism when trying to rent houses as well.
I really feel for your kids Brampton schools really need to foster community with cultural diversity.
@@joyb9405 thank you. It was horrible for them. My daughter was literally told by a little Indian girl that she wasn't allowed to play with them because she's not Indian like them. Her heart was crushed. I called the principal to complain and nothing was done about it. After that school year I switched them to another school.
It really starts at home ignorance needs to be countered with knowledge. Maybe with this video Brandon is doing he can advocate for schools and anti racism programs. I don’t even think their parents are educated many are in business but never went to school or they were farmers. Who’s educating them? The news? Social media?
The schools should find a way so parents can connect with other parents. Learning about other cultures helps to make you more well rounded as an individual and grow.
It’s really their loss at the end of the day when their kids grow up it’s not realistic when they go enter the workforce. Punjabis makeup 20% of Brampton. There’s still 80% that are not. The workforce is not always one culture.
Cultural segregation/low key racism shouldn’t be tolerated
@@joyb9405 well said 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👍🏾
You are absolutely right. No one wants to talk about this issue in Brampton.
I think of Brampton as it is a city of our own, and a hometown for us immigrants. But one nation seems to be taking over ownership and are not very civil or friendly to others. That is only thing I dont like about it.
It is beautiful here with the many parks and great shopping. We just need some more lanes and wider lanes. Still only two lanes to everywhere.
Speaking from a caribbean 'west indian' perspective, way back in the 1960's we stood up to racism at universities, we got caribana as the biggest revenue earner (street festival) and we moved to brampton now with the most jerk chicken and roti shops anywhere in canada, we have opened doors and others are enjoying a canada we stood up and made difference for, brampton is a work in progress, and yes we are the most important city in all of canada during the pandemic.
I don't get it .. I live in Brampton and I love it! Beautiful flower city
Nobody is fessing up on the REAL reason why people don’t like Brampton.
That is true. You are not racist for saying what the facts are.
I once had a White friend who claimed that all her White friends left Brampton because it was being overrun by a particular group of people which they hated. They complained about the language and above all, the smell associated with this group.
This former friend of mine also passionately hates this group of people.
As a Black person whose people have experienced racial hatred, I reminded her that these are human beings that God created. Her response was the nail in the coffin of our relationship. She said, "I don't care who made them, I hate them and can't stand being around them."
I am sure that's how some of her friends feel about Black people. Heck, I am cognizant of the fact that Indians hate Black people too. However, I choose to be light in the darkness, to love even those who hate me. I choose to bless those who curse me. Afterall, we will reap the rewards of the seeds we've cultivated.
BG love the environmental talk 🖤🙏
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Funny they rant about Culture so much but Brampton doesn't seem to care about Canadian Culture at all.
If you asked Russell Peters where he grew up I bet he would say Bramalea.
my most memorable time spent in Brampton was during highschool(those born between 1992-1995) s/o to all the ND, DY, Fletchers, Campion, Roch, Ambrozic, Aquinas, and Augustine people dem lol. who remembers the basement jams??
Trey thought he was on the random order podcast
So this is where you are. Wondered why I never see on the News anymore.
Love Brampton 💕💕
People that haven’t been to been to Brampton hating. And there’s bad drivers everywhere.
I love Brampton. It's my home. We can get all kinds of foods, malls e.g. Bramalea City Cente, Toronto Outlet, Shoppers World/ Parks etc...But of course, city should do more developments# university, more schools, better hospitals, more opportunities for it's public🙏🙏
Good video
Hi Brandon, my family move from Scarborough 30 years ago love, love Brampton don't want to live anywhere else. Most of my family from the USA love where I live. Love your show. Thank you stay safe.
Steeles and McLaughlin was a weird spot 12 years ago. Last time I lived there - lots of talent
I have lived in Brampton since 2012, and as a white, English speaking Canadian living here, it is from my OWN observations of Brampton that the cultural diversity is leaning far more to the majority side of people from India or Pakistan with far less white, natural English speaking people living here (By natural i mean English as their first language) The only languages i hear when im out and about, are everything BUT English these days.
Very few if any fast food places are staffed by anyone other than people from India, the loud muffler cars, insurance fraud, lack of Canadian cultural values, the discrimination when it comes to renting to anyone other than someone from India (I have encountered this numerous times). Sadly, for me at least, Brampton does NOT feel like my home, it feels more like another country and with that personal feeling, it makes me ready to leave here. Im all for cultural diversity and multi-cultural living, but Brampton is becoming less multi-cultural, and more single-culture (India, Pakistan)
These are jus my own thoughts on Brampton.
As someone who moved here in the 90s and grew up here I couldnt agree more. This town used to be a different but then hundreds of thousands of Indians chose specifically here to move to. I dont hate them or their culture at all but Im still baffled so many chose this specific town to move to in the second largest country on earth. Why didnt they spread out more?
I agree with everything you have written.
It’s so refreshing to go to a place like Hamilton over Brampton people are friendlier and socialize more. In Brampton it’s majority Indian and they stick to themselves mostly.. not mad at them either just saying it is what it is.
@@jaespinnaz I agree, as a white Canadian living here, not by choice since there is little place to find afordable rent, there is nothing to do here and very little English speaking people to socialize with. This is in a town of nearly 800,000!
The biggest problem with Brampton is the rule by feelings policy of city council and lack of common sense.
I've been here 12 years and at first I liked it but over the years I've come to strongly dislike it. Its drivers are crazy, to much crime, and can not go anywhere without being harassed by bums,and beggers. If you tell them you don't carry cash they get rude and I've had them spit on me. I've seen a lot of cultures but everyone is in there own groups.
I've come from the east coast and I'm use to friendly people but when I say thank you its a forgotten thing.
They have bums and beggers there too? I thought it was a downtown Toronto problem
its a clash of cultures because of the population boom. No one knows their neighbour or just hates them. There are also community segregations that no one wants to discuss because they label it as being against "multiculturalism"
@@christinetobiasz its not a clash of cultures, its ONE culture comeing here and taking over, pushing out all others slowly, year by year.
As someone who grew up in Brampton I distinctly remember more Indian kids and less white kids in my classes every year.
Back in 1975/76, I worked at a hotel in Malton that also owned the Hotel Brampton, so, back then, I hated having to work at the Hotel Brampton, because it was a very rough place. Now, that was just that Hotel, but it could be there was a general vibe, back then, that has been transferred to today, Maybe, look back in history to why Brampton has gotten a bad rap.
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I didn’t realize that BTown got so much hate.
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Brampton AKA Flowertown was a really beautiful peaceful community many years ago .
Without going into the intricate details about how our city has changed or how it's "boonie " reputation has died , it's the laughing stock of the GTA.
It's become a place where people feel comfortable throwing litter out of their car window ( dirty diapers , pop cans , etc )
Car insurance in Brampton is the highest in Canada, why ? because license buying is the norm .
People who can't drive a damn donkey cart now drive cars , trucks , etc .
Walk into any bank or business institution for that matter and you will smell the stench of NEPOTISM.
Employment opportunities are few and far between if you don't have a relative within the organization to bring you on board.
Where did all the great eateries go ?A person can count on one hand how many Italian, Greek , Chinese, Caribbean, Mediterranean, Latin restaurants there are in this City .
Can you say MONOPOLY boys and girls ?
Look , I better stop because I can go on and on ....don't even get me started on the one , so called, "hospital " shit show slaughterhouse Brampton Civic.
In conclusion, I miss my City.
I miss the camaraderie amongst neighbors.
Most of all , I miss the people I went to school with ( they're all in Barrie and Cambridge, lol ! )
May God Bless them.
Brampton is a lot better than lot of place in Toronto trust me
Let’s be real. I too am an immigrant, but my family has never tried to convert Canada like the people in brampton have. I hate going shopping in Brampton and having to smell the people around me. I hate being in Brampton on the road with people who don’t know how to drive I hate being in brampton around people who think that they’re owed something. I hate Brampton because every time we hire somebody from there ends up a massive disappointment and believe me we’ve gone through a lot of Brampton people. and they just don’t seem to want to work or try to make the community a better place they don’t give they only take. I hate the crime spills out of Brampton into surrounding cities. I hate that people in brampton pack into a house, many families, and then when there’s a fire and people die and lose their life, I hate all the illegal apartments. I hate the ignorance I hate that people in Brampton don’t upkeep their properties and after moving into a home they just let it decay, I hate the people in Brampton don’t know what a lawnmower is. I hate that people in Brampton hang nipple tassels off the bumpers of the cars. I hate that Brampton is part of Canada.
My Teens in Scarborough,
In my 20’s Mississauga,
In my 30’s Brampton,
Now in my 40’s going to London, damn, time and life keeps moving me West.
Love the content brotha
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If a Brampton man is good enough for a kardashian, a Brampton man is good enough for you.
hehe.....true.
Bahahaha
Nuff love. One time Brampton was Bush, now Brampton is a city.
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Love Brampton. It's home baby, we got it all here. Multicultural city with mad talent in every aspect from sports to entertainment to tbe cuisine from all over the world.
I remember brampton early 2000s wow it was such great
I moved to Brampton 30 years ago it was a nice small town then but as it grew so did the crime and also the housing is way too expensive these days and it's not a thing that makes them worth it
Crime in Toronto more than Brampton do ur home work
@@ethanwilliams6340 Toronto is more than twice the size of Brampton. LOL
I moved to Brampton a few years ago and I was surprised at how MULTI cultural it is. Yes it's predominantly South Asians/Indians but you see a lot of people from all backgrounds
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I suggest doing a part 2 going into older areas like castlemore and comparing it to areas closer to malton and newly developing areas and see that change of atmosphere and attitude of the people because you sure can see a difference between the type of people that come from those different areas
Brampton is the home of the Canada Arm. Everyone can look at the sky and thank Brampton is making Canada proud.
Brampton is the worst for busting people who are filming things. i get stopped by security guards all the time when I'm shooting in the city.
Brampton flope star! Man dem a gal dem like da Richards bros scene lol
21:43 she literally shared most valuable information to save this planet seems like ,thts wt she think btw!
It is scary to comment without having a frame of reference and mine is that cities like countries are "ditches" not in an impolite sense but to highlight that some have flies, some have rats, some come with hammocks the takeaway being that no city , country or individual is perfect. So where have you lived was it perfect where you came from? I came from " sea and sand " and I would say perfect ! hell no.
If I restricted myself to Canada I have lived in Mississauga> New Brunswick > Nova Scotia> Winnipeg> Charlottetown >Brampton in that order. Where I mention provinces is because the town were very small as in Blacks Harbour and Annapolis valley .And no I was not military. Brampton for me is scerene, I love the people, the food, the easy pace and the fact that it's the closest thing I have seen to an integrated society. What we need is to overhaul the mindset in city hall, yes get a university,relocate the downtown and build a world class sports stadium and it's not so much a case of getting a new hospital we have 1.5 counting the repurposes old location; what we need is a best in class triage meaning that first contact when you arrive and need help the most. The layout, interview approach, seating and follow up is all wrong Build 6 hospitals and retain the existing triage and there will still be complaints however in this regard Brampton is not unique.
I live in Brampton.. Its a dump..
Are you serious?
@@loboo_everton ya.. Brampton is a complete Crap Hole. 100% the worst city in Ontario.. Everyone is ignorant, terrible drivers, scammers, dirt and garbage.. Yes when I moved in 2007 fantastic. It took 15 years to absolutely destroy it
Does Brampton have a comedy club?
Traffic, crappy drivers, drug gangs, random shootings, high auto insurance rates due to organized fraud, 20 people living in a dwelling designed for a single family, homeless industry, a carpet bagging mayor, garbage dumped in parks because of trash limits, worst timed traffic lights, political factions created by place of worship...etc
Are you serious?
Brampton is the armpit of the GTA (c) GTA realtor. Just because you see different cultures doesn’t mean they integrate. I moved to Brampton from Mississauga and I was at Bramlea City Centre and I saw blatant racism. A black girl looked at a Punjabi girl was like “ewwww” mind you they were young. There wouldn’t indifference if there was connection. The Punjabis only stick to themselves. I never see a Punjabi hang out with the West Africans, West Indians, Filipinos, etc but the groups they separate themselves chill together. Punjabis are really kind and sweet.
.A lot of them are students and don’t know any better. My boyfriend is Punjabi so I have don’t have any bad against them I’m just commenting on what I see.
I go to Square One in Mississauga and everyone mixes. You’ll see the black girl dating the Chinese guy with their East Indian friend.
Brampton has the latest community centres and developments but lacks community (mixing). “A house is not home” meaning the infrastructure/physical resources are there but there’s lacking a connection between different communities/cultures.
They’ll say they’re not racist then I love would to see them bring their non Punjabi friends to there Punjabi family parties. You would never see that. You can see when you go to the parks, house parties, etc.
Yeah I’m singling out the Punjabis because the Goans and Pakistanis will mix but they are few in Brampton. My Nigerian friend and I went to their beloved King Tandoori and the restaurant goers were staring at my friend like “ why are you here?”. It made my friend uncomfortable and obviously didn’t want to go back.
It’s funny because you can have the same restaurants in Brampton as with Mississauga and people would love to go to the Mississauga ones. Just today I was at Nightmarket at sq1 for the food trucks and it was raining/hailing and these West Indian women saw me and shared their umbrella and when they left, a Filipino guy helped me. The same West Indian ladies came back and offered to chill in their car while I waited. That’s love!
One time when I was in high school I was waiting for a Mississauga bus and it was a snow storm and this middle aged black woman pulled over to offer me a ride home. She didn’t care that I wasn’t black she genuinely just cared. I never see that in Brampton except hearing stories of people who hitchhike.
Also people here can’t drive because they don’t teach the rules in driving school and there’s a lot of witchcraft (Punjabi secret).
Brampton is a good place , good nature , good environment,but god Dam the ppl ………too much of one thing….
50 years in this City.
Can't wait to get the hell out soon .
Wtf you doing on CZcams u prob 50+😂
@@jashanbhatti6565 There , I said it Mr. Bhatti , I'll leave the ignoramuses like you to figure out why I'm on CZcams.
At the same time, you'll probably guess why I'm getting the hell out of this City.
@@jashanbhatti6565 yea and? Are elderly people not allowed to be on you tube or something? What a stupid comment.
People are just haters. It’s the low self esteem and insecurity. Brampton has culture.
I have lived in Brampton since 2002. It has steadily deteriorated . To many people living in one house , producing excessive garbage , overflowing perfect conditions to keep the ever increasing rat population! I street is used for excess garbage , and the lice infested mattress's and furniture , took a while to figure out how come these items were often on the boulavards, lol. And the noisy cars , residential streets turned into race tracks. Shootings are normal OMG , the police and 311 can't handle all the complaints. No wonder there is white flight!! I am leaving and moving out of the area. I used to like Brampton ! It has earned it's reputation , slum town , dangerous , dirty etc .
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I love Keisha Chante
The loud Punjabi music. Sidhu moose wala
The lyrics always the same:
Meet me on the bootieaaayy
Hooty on my bootiahhhh
Racka taki aaaahhhhhhh
At least Brampton has a nice transit system called Zum.
nothing wrong with brampton, it's fine, not many people are able to get jobs, just small odd ones available. HR are picky in toronto area.
No farmers no food😂
That shit is even more worse..🤣🤣
@@harshgw23k yeah stupidity has no limits.
They are joker 🃏🤣😆😄
@@harshgw23k what?
They're complaining about all the farmland being turned into suburbia
Yay !! Brampton , Represent !!!
Brampton is really corny. Lots of traffic, population congestion, too many people in houses clustered in one neighborhood around the city, it lacks the vibrant feel that Toronto has. The culture there is upside down. And I would say something about the people there, but it wouldn't be nice lol.
That’s soooo true
It’s corny because they fight with sticks (Brampton fights in parking lots). We’re not in Punjab!
Toronto is truely multicultural, Brampton is just not white.
It will always suck lol
Brandon, you gotta chill with so many of the “quick quick quick. Like and subscribe” interruptions.
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But have you done the homework though? Gotta pay pay the bills!
@@fayih homework all done, trust me
I think if you've never lived anywhere else, you wouldn't see the issue with Brampton. Even if you grew up in Brampton and moved away, you could probably appreciate it when you go back...The end of this video basically explains it all, when the two men were asked where to go for a date. Brampton is like that movie where you watch a person in small town America trying to leave for Hollywood to aspire for greatness. Brampton is great if you just came to Canada or if you are a new family, etc. If you have any type of ambition, it would be in your best interest to leave. A lot of Bramptonians don't even work in Brampton. The ratio between houses and...jobs, stores, business, schools, transit, entertainment etc. is way off. Property in Brampton is becoming more expensive, when the main draw before was that property was cheap. Property prices are going up everywhere, but the difference is that Brampton has high property taxes and high insurance rates (car accidents like CRAZY).
If my family and friends didn't live in Brampton, I would try my hardest not to go back. The Police have always been a problem in Brampton and seem to create issues instead of solving them. Now that the crime has risen, maybe the police can actually do some police work (Like Toronto Police)instead of just harassing people.
I have lived in many other places before i moved to Brampton and if i could right now, i would move from here in a heart beat!
Use to love Brampton 20 years ago now im ready to let it go… lol
Every one is subtly trying to say way too many Indian people "I heard they're bad drivers over there". "different food" Lol Canadians so polite
"polite" more like too bitch made to say what they really feel
They're afraid cause their scrawny little Connor or Tanner gets bullied by the Punjabi kids
@@MJ_M 😭😭
@@MJ_M By bullied I think you mean ganged up on. My friend got in an arguement with an Indian kid in highschool then by the end of the day had 20 Indian kids calling him a coward because he wouldnt fight them all.
@@CaptainTripps420 seems like one dude had friends the other did not lol.
This man avoided the real brampton he only went to the city centre but he should have went to neighbourhood parks and plazas and see the peoples responses
SHOUT OUT THE BFAM (Ammar Pervaiz going crazy)
All the driving rules are broken in Brampton, houses are all being converted to Apartments, UTurn and every Stop Light and the list goes on and on. Who are these People ????!
It’s the U turns for me. They probably weren’t taught the road rules who knows who taught them probably a family member or friend.
@@joyb9405 What about the Insurance Frauds, highest in the whole of Ontario.
These are the people that Trudeau opened to door too, and in 2022, hes letting in 400,000 more!
@@joyb9405 Bought licences. I can personally attest to that!
Not sure why people complain about u turns, they are legal unless posted by a sign stating otherwise. I'm more worried about the people blowing past stop signs and red lights, and swerving in and out of lanes at 140kph
😀COZ ITS BRAMPTON SILLY
Live in Brampton for most my life & hate it. Nothing ever works & is usually broken, price of living (car insurance / housing tax) is high for such a crappy city. I know it's high everywhere but if you're going to spend a lot it should at least be worth the money.
Driving is insanely dangerous & everytime you make it home alive it's an unusually big accomplishment.
City planning is all about fostering bribes to ensure there's only ever 1 mall & no new university as was in the planning. Street lights are designed to ensure you're late because you catch every red light. Maybe it's done to prevent accidents but that backfires; because if driving the speed limit means waiting at every red light it causes many drivers to now speed up to beat the lights.
Crime rising by the minute, used to see cops once in a blue moon in my neighborhood now they're on my street weekly.
Contrary to propaganda it's not diverse, depending on your definition of the word.
Lots of food choices? Where are they dining? Restaurants here are generally the same, you've got 3 staple fast food joints & all other actual restaurants are just carbon copy menus of the same type of food. I can only think of 1 actual dine in Italian restaurant for example. And oh boy expect disappointments at our fast food places.
Tim Hortons here only ever prepares the staple things on the menu. I remember a friend from North York was giving me a ride home & he was craving some Timmy's I warned him wait till you're out of Brampton or you'll waste your time. He didn't take my advice, sure enough everything he asked for they were out of, out of frustration he eventually had to ask, "What DO you have?!" I was laughing so hard he eventually had to give up & just get a standard coffee. Another time I needed to buy a Remembrance Day poppy, used to be you could almost always find them at Timmy's. Well I went to 3 Timmy's & they didn't even know what I was talking about, had to speak to a manager who apologized & said they didn't, then had to educate her staff on what a poppy was.
Same friend I invited to watch a movie at Silvercity (Our biggest theatre), he asked me what kind of ghetto place is this? Said grass isn't even growing properly on the lawn & the parking lot was filthy. He was actually scared for his life going to & from the car, thought we'd get robbed & as aforementioned he's not a country bumpkin. He also grew up in Brazil, where crime can be high, so to see him so scared I started to worry that maybe I should be too.
Been to 2 Pizza Huts on 2 separate Friday evenings that were out of pizza dough?! Out of pizza dough on a Friday evening? Most people buy pizza on weekends. Monday maybe is excusable. Been to a KFC that ran out of chicken, it's in your name!
Potential for 2 hospitals but they closed 1 down when they opened the new one. The new one had an urban myth that they accidentally amputated the wrong leg, not sure how true that is. But for the population we need 2 full hospitals here. They made the old hospital years later into a mini hospital. Heard they are finally going to upgrade it back into a full hospital, but they also did say we'd have another mall & university by now, so can't trust the propaganda.
Mississauga, Oakville, Milton are all superior cities. Toronto is overrated so don't worry I'm not one of those Toronto yuppies that think / act like they live in NYC.
So the inevitable question is why not just move out? Trust me I'm working on it, I will gladly let the door hit me on the way out. I'll even say, good riddance to myself to accommodate the Brampton lovers.
(((Edit: Irony, same day I posted this I went to an A&W in Brampton & guess what, out of fries LMAO. Brampton franchise owners carry low supplies to save money.)))
I love how everybody in the video beating around the STINKY elephant in the room about Brampton...
Literally stinky
Shout out Brampton let em hate theres a reason why we have so many talent and successfull educated citizens
Brampton is now where near as good as it was back in 85 til the early 90s
People are not fake, need more resources , rich culture. People from Brampton don’t judge people as compared to other areas. When you here comments from out of Brampton it shows the discriminatory nature. Lived in Brampton for long time.
Crime rates and road safety numbers are not discriminatory - those are FACTS - stop looking for excuses.
Let the law deal with that and that doesn’t mean to point a fingers. Most of Brampton people working, go and check the wharehouse. I know truth hurts
Brampton is the worst city, most illegal stuff happens here.. No ethics. No respect. worst drivers.
Its everywhere😀
The absolute worst city for driving.