If you haven't already, be sure to check out my music guy Heyopc and my thumb boy Domromart. Links to both if their socials in the description that you WONT READ!!
Dude, I fucking love this. Glad you're doing stuff you love to do now. This super-pretentious look at things in real life about whole communities and whatnot with interviews and on-the-nose editing is something I didn't know I needed until now.
You weren't kidding when you said you were going to try something different in the next video. Good news is it turned out amazing. Any neighborhood that has parks, public transportation, walkability, and cheap rent (relative to distance to major city) is a place I'm interested in for sure. Good stuff Ryan!
This is a really good documentary. The way it’s shot looks amazing, and the interviews and the backstory of Chelsea is very interesting. I’m looking forward to what else you have in store in terms of documentaries.
Nice video. Solid pacing, interesting and dynamic material, audio/music matched the tone of the visuals. Very well done, kept me engaged the entire time
this is amazing! such a different project for you to tackle. my only critique would be to put subtitles for parts where the audio isnt too great. other then that, great!
Knew two great people from Chelsea that would talk to me about their history their one of them being a Russian Jewish man who lost his house during the fire and the other being a Puerto Rican immigrant who came there in the 70s and I loved hearing both of their stories
@@RyanStormCartoons Oh nice! The inspiration shows, but it still has a unique flair to it. It's only a burb of Boston by the loosest definition, but I feel like Fall River would be a cool area to cover. They also had a massive highway bridge driven through their town, and suffered a prolonged decline due to deindustrialization. Plus, you could get some of that awesome Portuguese sweet bread from Tony's Bakery while you're there. Cool vid, love your stuff!
It's going to be weird as a townie seeing the greater Boston area being given the documentary treatment. Not for nothin don't forget to give an interview or two to some true massholes, kid lol
These kind of videos aren´t really my cup of tea. However, your energy can be felt through the screen. Hopefully more people start gravitating to this new phase of the channel
If you haven't already, be sure to check out my music guy Heyopc and my thumb boy Domromart. Links to both if their socials in the description that you WONT READ!!
Some good piche tracks in this one
Dude, I fucking love this. Glad you're doing stuff you love to do now.
This super-pretentious look at things in real life about whole communities and whatnot with interviews and on-the-nose editing is something I didn't know I needed until now.
You weren't kidding when you said you were going to try something different in the next video. Good news is it turned out amazing. Any neighborhood that has parks, public transportation, walkability, and cheap rent (relative to distance to major city) is a place I'm interested in for sure. Good stuff Ryan!
Good work Ryan! The editing, the music choice, the commentary… it all blends together to make a fluid, educational film.
Katz are the Best bages outside of NYC. Only ones i eat. ( And I drive there from boston if I want a bagel)
This reminds me of those travel shows on TV. Great video!
I’m down for more, Mr. Storm
Very cool Mr. Storm!!! epic job!!!
Gotta go to that rus bathhouse
the editing in this video is amazing
This is a really good documentary. The way it’s shot looks amazing, and the interviews and the backstory of Chelsea is very interesting. I’m looking forward to what else you have in store in terms of documentaries.
Really nice rebounding from Eva to this. If what you said is true about this being a series, I’m definitely interested
Great video! Would love to see more footage of the neighborhoods, downtown, etc.
Wow, may not be like your usual content but I love this style and the topic of discussion, please continue to make more vids like this!
Nice video. Solid pacing, interesting and dynamic material, audio/music matched the tone of the visuals. Very well done, kept me engaged the entire time
Also really enjoyed the quirky cuts of stumbling through grass and scenery, solid gold
This like your other videos is a great mix of information and entertainment. Well done!
Amazing video in a style i havent really seen before, im exited to see what you do next!
Go check out Dean Bog's content! He does similar videos about neighborhoods in Pittsburgh and they're super dope.
this is amazing! such a different project for you to tackle. my only critique would be to put subtitles for parts where the audio isnt too great. other then that, great!
Knew two great people from Chelsea that would talk to me about their history their one of them being a Russian Jewish man who lost his house during the fire and the other being a Puerto Rican immigrant who came there in the 70s and I loved hearing both of their stories
Love the new format of video. Can’t wait to see more. Love ya 😍🥰
Dude I cannot remember how/why I subscribed to you but I’m so glad!
I can feel your passion and love in these videos!
Keep it up!
this is amazing i loved this
A surprising video but a good one
I may not be the first, but i'm here to help for the algorithm
I subbed for the Chris Chan video. Did NOT expect to see videos about my area. I love it lmao
Interesting!
This kinda reminds me of Dean Bog's content, he does similar videos about the neighborhoods of Pittsburgh, PA. Check him out!
Ding ding ding! A man of culture!
Really like his content, always wanted to attempt a similar style!
@@RyanStormCartoons Oh nice! The inspiration shows, but it still has a unique flair to it. It's only a burb of Boston by the loosest definition, but I feel like Fall River would be a cool area to cover. They also had a massive highway bridge driven through their town, and suffered a prolonged decline due to deindustrialization. Plus, you could get some of that awesome Portuguese sweet bread from Tony's Bakery while you're there.
Cool vid, love your stuff!
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Do this for every city in massachusetts.
Do a follow up on Chris Chan, that was your best essay despite not aging well
It's going to be weird as a townie seeing the greater Boston area being given the documentary treatment. Not for nothin don't forget to give an interview or two to some true massholes, kid lol
These kind of videos aren´t really my cup of tea. However, your energy can be felt through the screen. Hopefully more people start gravitating to this new phase of the channel
"Kate's"? Dude. : "Cats" lol. But good job. Did you check out Jose Duarte's restaurant?
Thank you! I didn't unfortunately! But would love to try it!
The Employees call it "Kate's" 😁
@@RyanStormCartoons whut.
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