Grew up in Pittsburgh, Pitt grad, life-long Steelers fan. You did a great job showcasing the city! Speaking of Mr. Rodgers - I drove cab for a while after college and had the unexpected privilege of driving him downtown from WQED studios in Oakland.
Pittsburgher here. Thanks for showing off our city! I noticed you mentioning you drove to many of these locations. For anyone staying downtown, almost all of these sites do NOT need a car. In fact, the one place you did walk (the incline) was the least enjoyable considering the tight sidewalk and loud vehicles. Besides Randyland, mattress factory,and the bicycle center (which are all in the same general area), everything else is maybe 15 min easy walk and/or close to the free light rail (the "T"). Even those few farther walks are not difficult or hilly. You could even use pittsburghs bikeshare program. But some of the other pittsburgh sites, like the cathedral of learning, definitely drive/uber/public transit.
Thank you, thank you!!! My husband was from Pittsburgh (I am from Youngstown Ohio, about 35 mins from, “The Burgh” as my husband would call it). We met in the Air Force. He has since passed from cancer, but we had the best time when he would take me for a visit.
My sister just moved there a week ago from here in Portland, OR. I searched your videos just yesterday hoping that Josh would give me a reason to visit Pittsburgh. Thanks for reading my mind!😊
Pittsburg is another of my favorite cities to visit. . . and surrounding areas. My first impression was how all the bridges enhanced the cities beauty. I had the pastrami, delicious. I was a skeptic, but sold mid-chew! A folkart video of places across the country is a great idea!
Downtown Pittsburg is great! Vi need to say that I just watched another video that goes to some of the history of the outskirts of the city which was also eye-opening! Thank you for this tour Josh and Pops!❤️🇺🇸😀
You did a pretty solid job hitting all the major spots. I’d say the strip district and Lawrenceville are two areas maybe to have checked out and the cathedral of learning on Pitt’s campus
All those bridges and rivers make Pittsburgh such a cool city. I used to love watching Mr Rogers, so it was nice to see they have a museum exhibit and a memorial. My father-in-law loves anchovies, go figure. Great video as always.
Thanks for making this wonderful video. Pittsburgh is awesome with many bridges on the river and cool places with many things to see . I really appreciate your efforts in making this tour possible. Thanks
W😲W…Josh and Pops…I can’t get over that Bicycle Museum🤦🏽♀️that’s AMAZING…I will have to go and watch this again…I forgot everything I was seeing…my mind was only on the museum. TFS❤️Best Trip Ever👍🏽 🙏🏽Beverley
Another great video! Thanks, Josh. I know you’ve posted this before, but what is the link to Pop’s TH-cam channel again? I missed it the first time. My wife and I love you guys. Amy too!
Wow, Pittsburgh has REALLY changed since I last saw it in 1979. Not only is the sky a pretty blue (it had a LOT of pollution back then) but beautiful buildings!
It's a brand-new reboot revival of this TV show on TBS set in The Steel City of Pittsburgh, from Hollywood to Pittsburgh: "Sullivan & Son" with all-new episodes per season on TBS, everybody can applaud from Pittsburgh to all around the world!👏👏👏👏👏👏🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🌍🌍🌍🌍🌍🌍
Pennsylvania including pittsburgh is not part of the Midwest. It belongs to the mid Atlantic and more specifically Pittsburgh is a city in the Appalachian region, as a Pittsburgher your comment triggered me lol
Such a great guide to Pittsburgh! Love how you hit all the classic spots like the Duquesne Incline and Primanti Bros but also threw in some cool hidden gems like Randyland and Bicycle Heaven. Pittsburgh really does have a little bit of everything, makes me wanna plan a trip soon! Thanks for sharing all these awesome places! 🚶♂🏙🍕
I miss my hometown but will always jump at the chance to go back and visit. If you ever return i suggest you tour the Oakland section of the city where the University of Pittsburgh is located, as well as the Carnegie museums and Schenley Park where the Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens. And if amusement parks and roller coasters are your thing then a visit to Kennywood is a must. It has 3 of the best and oldest wooden coasters as well as newer steel coasters that are so fun to ride. Great video though, you did an excellent job capturing a fun day in the "burgh".
I feel sad. We missed so many landmarks, and places of interest. Thank you, very much for your excellent coverage. It gives us an excuse to go back. an awesome video... Thank you for including eateries. I love those parts, too. FANtastic, informative, and entertaining, as always, Josh and Pops... 🏡🙏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Yes, everything I've ever read about Mr.Rodgers is all positive.❤️🩹
If you go back be sure to head to the Cathedral of Learning (Cathy) at the University of Pittsburgh. The architecture is amazing and the international rooms are fun to tour. The national aviary is another must see. I also definitely recommend going to the fireworks on July 4.
Hi. I live in Pittsburgh all my life and you did a fantastic job visiting fun spots and gorgeous video. I enjoy all your adventures with pop and they have helped me plan my trips to Utah and Banff. Keep up the good work as I always jump on when I see one of your videos. Bev
Thank you for visiting! Next time, check out Phipps and the Cathedral of Learning Nationality Rooms. You gotta get some pierogies and a proper pittsburgh salad. Thanks for bringing a spotlight to our beloved city!
I love here and have been into your content you did so good I'm gonna go to heinz museum bc of u now I never did since I moved here I'm super happy you tried betos its a favorite!
My family is from Pittsburgh but I haven’t been back in years. So much stuff has been added that it would be like visiting a new city, which wouldn’t be a bad thing. I liked the pedestrian portion on the bridge
A great city we visit often. Thanks for the informative video. Learned of some new places to check out next time. Don't forget to make a stop at Grandpa Joe's Candy Shop in the Strip District!
Lifelong Pittsburgher here- I'm so happy you guys liked my city! I've got more recommendations for you for next time, but Beto's? Are you sure they didn't say Fiori's? Despite living pretty close to Beto's, I've never even been. Guess I'll try it out. But next time, see the model railroad of the area at the Carnegie Science Center and go to Fiori's for pizza.
Grew up an hour outside of Pittsburgh, but never had the chance to tour the city. I may have to do that now. Fun fact: A number of movies have been filmed in that city, such as The Deer Hunter, The Silence of the Lambs and The Dark Knight Rises.
Pittsburgh is a gem. The only spot/attraction I might suggest would be the zoo. Well actually I would also suggest taking a boat ride/tour to see the city from the water.
One of the cities I hope to visit in 2025. You guys do a great job at making these vids! I’ve been to many of the places you have covered already to help form my itinerary. Thanks Josh and Pops!!!
I'm a native Pittsburgher. You set up a really nice tour. For those who are planning a trip and have limited time, I would suggest you can skip Randyland. It shows up on all the Pittsburgh must see lists, but it's a little out of the way and I can't imagine spending more than 10 minutes there--one person's folk art is another person's junk (guess which camp I'm in). Primanti's sandwiches are OK, but mainly drunk food if you're a local. The original restaurant (where you went) is in the Strip District which is a great place to walk around and get Pittsburgh gear and awesome meats, cheeses, produce, seafood if you're staying in a place with a kitchen and want to cook. This is controversial, but I've never been a fan of Beto's pizza. If you must go there, I suggest getting the extra cheese which is a good mix of melted/not melted cheese. Other cold toppings are kinda gross IMO. Thanks again for a beautiful tour of my city. You really got a beautiful weather day. It's not always so sunny here!
When I was in downtown Pittsburgh, the streets didn't have any signs giving the street name. So it was hard to navigate my way there. But that was way back in 1997 though. It's probably changed now.
Totally forgot this city exist haha. I do like tour/museum that has to do with food, that Heinz one look good, are there different Heinz to taste? I want to do the SPAM one after seeing your video too. Personally did a few similar and always enjoyed it, the Cup Noodle one in Japan, Yakult, Siracha, Tabasco, Jelly Bean, Tillamook, Coor's, Hammond's, Harry and David, Dole Plantation, multiple coffee and nuts one in Hawaii, all great. I don't include wine and whiskey tours but I guess it should be counted as well.
Ahh man you missed Pams. Best pancakes ever. You also should have visited Allegheny Coffee and Peace Love and Little Donuts. You could have gotten a maple/bacon donut. All are located in the Strip District close to Primanti's
If you and your pops get a chance to go back you missed a real gem Carnegie science museum is for the children but they have the Lost in space robots most of the movies in the back of the day also have a train layout of Pittsburgh
Very well done. They have one of the best MLB stadiums. The Steeler's unofficial song, "Black and Yellow" by Wiz Khalifa, is a personal favorite. I will go to the Heintz Museum next visit bc of this video. Peace.
Betos pizza might be the worst local pizza shop we have. Next visit, go about an hour south East to the Laurel Highlands and visit Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater, Fort Necessity, Ohiopyle State Park and stay at Nemacolin Woodlands.
The best view of Pittsburgh is when you drive through the fort Pitt tunnel into the city. There’s no view just tunnel. Then BOOOM Pittsburgh in all her glory.
I'm going back next year you'll find if you rent a bike and go down the trail you'll hit everything you want to find and now I have to worry about a car or bring your own bike for that matter
Grew up in Pittsburgh, Pitt grad, life-long Steelers fan. You did a great job showcasing the city! Speaking of Mr. Rodgers - I drove cab for a while after college and had the unexpected privilege of driving him downtown from WQED studios in Oakland.
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Detroit, and Kansas City all hidden gems 💎
I need to visit the other two and make videos!
@ThroughMyLens You and Pops always do a great job! Thanks!
KC would be a good one!
I call them real cities. Old ones vs new.
Pittsburgher here. Thanks for showing off our city! I noticed you mentioning you drove to many of these locations. For anyone staying downtown, almost all of these sites do NOT need a car. In fact, the one place you did walk (the incline) was the least enjoyable considering the tight sidewalk and loud vehicles.
Besides Randyland, mattress factory,and the bicycle center (which are all in the same general area), everything else is maybe 15 min easy walk and/or close to the free light rail (the "T"). Even those few farther walks are not difficult or hilly. You could even use pittsburghs bikeshare program.
But some of the other pittsburgh sites, like the cathedral of learning, definitely drive/uber/public transit.
Thank you, thank you!!! My husband was from Pittsburgh (I am from Youngstown Ohio, about 35 mins from, “The Burgh” as my husband would call it). We met in the Air Force. He has since passed from cancer, but we had the best time when he would take me for a visit.
My sister just moved there a week ago from here in Portland, OR. I searched your videos just yesterday hoping that Josh would give me a reason to visit Pittsburgh. Thanks for reading my mind!😊
Hope your sister likes Pgh! There are a lot of reasons to visit the city!!!!! Just don't do it during the winter months! 😂😂🤣🤣
Great day in Pittsburgh. Thanks for taking us along. Josh, you have such a great way of narrating your videos.
Pittsburg is another of my favorite cities to visit. . . and surrounding areas. My first impression was how all the bridges enhanced the cities beauty. I had the pastrami, delicious. I was a skeptic, but sold mid-chew! A folkart video of places across the country is a great idea!
So glad you like Pittsburgh as well! I love Folk Art, its one of those videos I have been compiling for a long time!
Its Pittsburgh dont forget our "H" 🤣🤣
@@ptown24exactly. We had to fight to get that "H" back and it is very near and dear to us natives
Downtown Pittsburg is great! Vi need to say that I just watched another video that goes to some of the history of the outskirts of the city which was also eye-opening! Thank you for this tour Josh and Pops!❤️🇺🇸😀
Its Pittsburgh* dont forget our *H* 😂
Glad you enjoyed our city! It really is kind of a hidden gem, and you hit some great spots on a beautiful day! Great video!
You did a pretty solid job hitting all the major spots. I’d say the strip district and Lawrenceville are two areas maybe to have checked out and the cathedral of learning on Pitt’s campus
Thank you for covering my city! Been living here my entire life and it’s so cool to see you explore it on your channel.
Glad we could do the city proud, we really did love exploring it!
Josh and Pops! Welcome to Pittsbugh my home town!! It's seems like you enjoyed your time in The Steel City. Thanks for the video. ❤
We did, it was such a cool city! I would love to spend more time there!
All those bridges and rivers make Pittsburgh such a cool city. I used to love watching Mr Rogers, so it was nice to see they have a museum exhibit and a memorial. My father-in-law loves anchovies, go figure. Great video as always.
The bridges are so cool, for sure a highlight in the city!
Thanks for making this wonderful video. Pittsburgh is awesome with many bridges on the river and cool places with many things to see . I really appreciate your efforts in making this tour possible. Thanks
Fantastic Piece of multimedia!
Thank you, very kind!
W😲W…Josh and Pops…I can’t get over that Bicycle Museum🤦🏽♀️that’s AMAZING…I will have to go and watch this again…I forgot everything I was seeing…my mind was only on the museum.
TFS❤️Best Trip Ever👍🏽
🙏🏽Beverley
It was such an amazing museum!! I am glad it came through on the video
We loved driving around Pittsburgh when we visited over a decade ago. I can’t imagine how beautiful the hilly city looks now.
That is awesome! Yea, I am glad I finally got to see it
@@ThroughMyLensits only going to get better as well! The state just announced a $600 million dollar revitalization project for downtown Pittsburgh
Another great video! Thanks, Josh. I know you’ve posted this before, but what is the link to Pop’s TH-cam channel again? I missed it the first time. My wife and I love you guys. Amy too!
Wow, Pittsburgh has REALLY changed since I last saw it in 1979. Not only is the sky a pretty blue (it had a LOT of pollution back then) but beautiful buildings!
It's a brand-new reboot revival of this TV show on TBS set in The Steel City of Pittsburgh, from Hollywood to Pittsburgh: "Sullivan & Son" with all-new episodes per season on TBS, everybody can applaud from Pittsburgh to all around the world!👏👏👏👏👏👏🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🌍🌍🌍🌍🌍🌍
❤Life long native of Pittsburgh and "yinz" did a fantastic job. Thanks for visiting.
Appreciate that! Really loved the city!
I've ridden that funicular up that mountain. Good video on Pittsburgh.
Thanks
My family literally just got back from a long weekend in Pittsburgh....I'm with Pops! Anchovy pizza is amazing!!
That's awesome, I hope you enjoyed it as much as we did!
Love this video. Gave me some great ideas for my future trip there.
Wow so informative. I did not know Mr. Rogers mom made his sweaters. Thank you !
Great job Pops! I can't believe you were able to get your mouth around the sandwich. :)
As a Californian, I am amazed at how these midwest and mid Atlantic state’s downtown areas are clean and vagrant free.
Pennsylvania including pittsburgh is not part of the Midwest. It belongs to the mid Atlantic and more specifically Pittsburgh is a city in the Appalachian region, as a Pittsburgher your comment triggered me lol
@@valleyvisuals3559 there fixed it lol
Such a great guide to Pittsburgh! Love how you hit all the classic spots like the Duquesne Incline and Primanti Bros but also threw in some cool hidden gems like Randyland and Bicycle Heaven. Pittsburgh really does have a little bit of everything, makes me wanna plan a trip soon! Thanks for sharing all these awesome places! 🚶♂🏙🍕
I always thought Pittsburgh was cool. Apparently, it's a lot cooler than I thought! Thanks for the tips.
❤ amazing 👏 🤩
I miss my hometown but will always jump at the chance to go back and visit. If you ever return i suggest you tour the Oakland section of the city where the University of Pittsburgh is located, as well as the Carnegie museums and Schenley Park where the Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens. And if amusement parks and roller coasters are your thing then a visit to Kennywood is a must. It has 3 of the best and oldest wooden coasters as well as newer steel coasters that are so fun to ride. Great video though, you did an excellent job capturing a fun day in the "burgh".
I feel sad. We missed so many landmarks, and places of interest. Thank you, very much for your excellent coverage. It gives us an excuse to go back. an awesome video... Thank you for including eateries. I love those parts, too.
FANtastic, informative, and entertaining, as always, Josh and Pops... 🏡🙏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Yes, everything I've ever read about Mr.Rodgers is all positive.❤️🩹
I've been to every major city in the U.S. but Pittsburgh and Phoenix. Now I gotta go to Pittsburgh!
Nice work! I grew up outside Pittsburgh and you hit up some great spots 🎉
Glad you approve! It was a lot of fun to explore
Well another place you make me want to visit! 😊
Awesome! Glad the videos encourage your travels!
I grew up in Pittsburgh and still have my pickle pin that I got on a field trip in 2nd grade, even if it is plastic. ❤
I visit Pittsburgh about 8 years ago when I was 28!
If you go back be sure to head to the Cathedral of Learning (Cathy) at the University of Pittsburgh. The architecture is amazing and the international rooms are fun to tour. The national aviary is another must see. I also definitely recommend going to the fireworks on July 4.
Sounds fantastic, thanks for the tip!
Hi. I live in Pittsburgh all my life and you did a fantastic job visiting fun spots and gorgeous video. I enjoy all your adventures with pop and they have helped me plan my trips to Utah and Banff. Keep up the good work as I always jump on when I see one of your videos. Bev
Really appreciate that! I am glad we did your city proud! We loved exploring it!
Chattanooga most walking trails. You can walk entire weekend. Includes Lookout Mountain. Front side trails.
Thank you for visiting! Next time, check out Phipps and the Cathedral of Learning Nationality Rooms. You gotta get some pierogies and a proper pittsburgh salad. Thanks for bringing a spotlight to our beloved city!
Sounds amazing, I need a reason to go back. Thanks for the tips!
Ahh yes i love seeing my city on the Tube. Im surprised the incline was working. Good video!
♥ Pittsburgh!
I love here and have been into your content you did so good I'm gonna go to heinz museum bc of u now I never did since I moved here
I'm super happy you tried betos its a favorite!
My family is from Pittsburgh but I haven’t been back in years. So much stuff has been added that it would be like visiting a new city, which wouldn’t be a bad thing. I liked the pedestrian portion on the bridge
That is awesome! This was my first visit and I really enjoyed it!
A great city we visit often. Thanks for the informative video. Learned of some new places to check out next time. Don't forget to make a stop at Grandpa Joe's Candy Shop in the Strip District!
Lifelong Pittsburgher here- I'm so happy you guys liked my city! I've got more recommendations for you for next time, but Beto's? Are you sure they didn't say Fiori's? Despite living pretty close to Beto's, I've never even been. Guess I'll try it out. But next time, see the model railroad of the area at the Carnegie Science Center and go to Fiori's for pizza.
i'm pretty sure one of the ppg buildings was used as the exteriours of dr claws lair in the live action inspector gadget movie with matthew broderick😂
Grew up an hour outside of Pittsburgh, but never had the chance to tour the city. I may have to do that now.
Fun fact: A number of movies have been filmed in that city, such as The Deer Hunter, The Silence of the Lambs and The Dark Knight Rises.
Pittsburgh is a gem. The only spot/attraction I might suggest would be the zoo. Well actually I would also suggest taking a boat ride/tour to see the city from the water.
There are many hiking trails in the area, more museums and botanical gardens and watch out for the deer.
I’d love to see a buffalo city video, hope you go one day
I did not expect that pizza. I’m going to be thinking about that for a while. I’m so confused by it haha. But I would try it for sure.
Yinz did good! 👍🏻
Primanti Bros coleslaw is the bomb! Sweet/sour vinegar based. ❤
haha! We appreciate that!
The trailer on Josh goes all the way to Washington DC it's called a gap the Great Allegheny passage
oh wow, that is awesome!
Randyland is a must see.
One of the cities I hope to visit in 2025. You guys do a great job at making these vids! I’ve been to many of the places you have covered already to help form my itinerary. Thanks Josh and Pops!!!
So glad the videos are helpful!
Hi. Great Video. Pittsburgh looks realy cool. But i live in Hamburg Germany. We have 2500 Bridges 😅
I'm a native Pittsburgher. You set up a really nice tour. For those who are planning a trip and have limited time, I would suggest you can skip Randyland. It shows up on all the Pittsburgh must see lists, but it's a little out of the way and I can't imagine spending more than 10 minutes there--one person's folk art is another person's junk (guess which camp I'm in). Primanti's sandwiches are OK, but mainly drunk food if you're a local. The original restaurant (where you went) is in the Strip District which is a great place to walk around and get Pittsburgh gear and awesome meats, cheeses, produce, seafood if you're staying in a place with a kitchen and want to cook. This is controversial, but I've never been a fan of Beto's pizza. If you must go there, I suggest getting the extra cheese which is a good mix of melted/not melted cheese. Other cold toppings are kinda gross IMO. Thanks again for a beautiful tour of my city. You really got a beautiful weather day. It's not always so sunny here!
When I was in downtown Pittsburgh, the streets didn't have any signs giving the street name. So it was hard to navigate my way there. But that was way back in 1997 though. It's probably changed now.
Primanti Bros. Is so good.
Totally forgot this city exist haha. I do like tour/museum that has to do with food, that Heinz one look good, are there different Heinz to taste? I want to do the SPAM one after seeing your video too.
Personally did a few similar and always enjoyed it, the Cup Noodle one in Japan, Yakult, Siracha, Tabasco, Jelly Bean, Tillamook, Coor's, Hammond's, Harry and David, Dole Plantation, multiple coffee and nuts one in Hawaii, all great. I don't include wine and whiskey tours but I guess it should be counted as well.
Ahh man you missed Pams. Best pancakes ever. You also should have visited Allegheny Coffee and Peace Love and Little Donuts. You could have gotten a maple/bacon donut. All are located in the Strip District close to Primanti's
If you and your pops get a chance to go back you missed a real gem Carnegie science museum is for the children but they have the Lost in space robots most of the movies in the back of the day also have a train layout of Pittsburgh
Oh wow, that sounds amazing, would love to see it!
Wow, who would think that Pops would have so many vegetables with his meal?!?!
haha I know right?? 😂
Beto’s style pizza is not a Pittsburgh original. It started about 45 mins away in Steubenville, Ohio at a pizzeria called Dicarlos.
Very well done. They have one of the best MLB stadiums. The Steeler's unofficial song, "Black and Yellow" by Wiz Khalifa, is a personal favorite. I will go to the Heintz Museum next visit bc of this video. Peace.
I know that song, brings back memories haha. I would love to catch a game there
I’m not from Pittsburgh lol. But I think you covered a lot of great places in this video 😁🙌🏽
haha! Thanks 😄
You and your pops Misty Andy Warhol museum you'll definitely have to go back
We went to the museum in the video, it was a cool spot!
And if you go Labor Day weekend it has a barbecue cook-off at the Heinz stadium all the top barbecue winners from across the country show up there
Wow, that sounds incredible!
I stayed in the hotel across from the strip district you go across the yellow bridge 820 East Ohio Street perfect location
That is awesome!
Welcome to my city! It some ways it’s gotten worse over the years, but in many ways better. Welcome!
A Great bridge city is Budapest. Regensburg in Germany.
Zvornik in Bosnia.
Washington State had dozens. Rivers.
Betos pizza might be the worst local pizza shop we have. Next visit, go about an hour south East to the Laurel Highlands and visit Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater, Fort Necessity, Ohiopyle State Park and stay at Nemacolin Woodlands.
The best view of Pittsburgh is when you drive through the fort Pitt tunnel into the city. There’s no view just tunnel. Then BOOOM Pittsburgh in all her glory.
I love anchovies on pizza but Pops is right, I have to get my own pizza as no one else in my family likes them
3 rivers Knoxville. 278th ACR.
Hi. You mentioned Pops has his own channel. What is that ?
Love your videos. Did I hear your dad has his own TH-cam channel? Address? Thanks from r travelling and posting.
Yep, you can find his channel here - www.youtube.com/@popshiking
Oh Pops has a channel?? BRB let me go subscribe real quick!
The Pee Wee Herman bike at The bicycle heaven museum was the highlight of my trip to Pittsburgh
Heck yes!
What is Pops channel?
I so enjoy EVERY post you make. At my age (81) the virtual living you provide is LIVING!
I think Pittsburgh is the 2nd largest city in Pennsylvania!
I'm going back next year you'll find if you rent a bike and go down the trail you'll hit everything you want to find and now I have to worry about a car or bring your own bike for that matter
Great suggestion, I would love to bike around the city
No thank you... I'll pass on the anchovy❤
Me too haha
Please check out the video 7 things to do in Pittsburgh the university is excellent
Will do!
Pennsylvania was my original home state I don't live there anymore
It seems that for you and Pop, a road atlas is really a menu.
And now I ponder this: how on earth does one pronounce Duquesne? (The incline ride)
haha I had to research that one too!
@@ThroughMyLens that's an easy one...."do cane".
That overlook is awesome, but the skyline is underwhelming.
Great town for roaming. Outlaws live there. Up on Hill. We watched Steelers from Porch. TV on.
Cool video. Interesting, I realized the commercial before this video loaded is Pops! 🫨🫢😁
Pops was in a commercial??