For those on mobile Timestamps 3:00 - 4th Avenue & 12th Street 5:40 - 4th Avenue & 10th Street 8:10 - Cooper Square & 8th Street (Astor Place) 13:01 - Bowery & 4th Street 15:20 - Bowery & Bond Street (2nd Street) 17:30 - Bowery & Houston Street 20:40 - Bowery & Prince Street 24:00 - Bowery & Kenmare Street / Delancey Street 27:00 - Bowery & Grand Street 31:25 - Bowery & Canal Street 35:35 - Doyers Street & Chatham Square 38:00 - Mott Street & Pell Street 40:00 - Worth Street & Mott Street 43:55 - Cardinal Hayes Place & Pearl Street 47:45 - Chambers Street & Centre Street 51:35 - Warren Street & Broadway 53:30 - Church Street & Warren Street 57:00 - Church Street & Vesey Street
I enjoy your videos very much. As a longtime NYC resident long ago I get this feeling of nostalgia walking down the NY streets with you, as it is something I used to do and never got enough of. Such marvelous city, the options are endless. Thank you for your insights on the places you walk. The narrative is a very important part of your videos. Please keep them coming. All the best!!
I used to work in the World Financial Center (225 Liberty St.) until 9/11. Brings back many memories walking around the World Trade Center area. Thanks for posting, ActionKid. That was a long walk from 42nd St. in the heat. Take care...stay hydrated.
Hi ActionKid. I'm from Brooklyn and now living in Upstate NY. ( I especially loved your Coney Island boardwalk video's) Thanks for all your wonderful walking. You really show all the things that I love to see. I love NYC architecture, especially the very old buildings that have been remodeled, yet still have hints of the original design. Keep on walking. You're great!
The sidewalks are so wide!! I ❤️ NY!! I lived in Manhattan, career transfer from San Francisco, CA back in 1989, loved my six month stay!! There’s no other city like this, the heartbeat of America!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
You stay safe and hydrated! Love your videos! I love people watching and all the amazing architecture! I find it so odd that people rarely speak to one another in passing. No, “ excuse me” or “good morning/evening”. I live in Texas, in a small town, and people always speak, smile or acknowledge one another in some way. Love seeing different perspectives. Keep up the awesome work!
I live in Tennessee I have noticed that too. It's like everybody just ignores each other no matter what happens they just keep on walking. It seems to work. I guess talking would clog the streets. lol
OMG!!! This video tour helped me greatly!! By fluke as I'm watching I saw Whole Foods (HOUSTON / BOWERY) on the other side of where you were walking and it looked familiar to one of my walks when I visited NYC last November 2019. I did ask you in a comment on another video to help find it, so please disregard my request...as the MYSTERY IS SOLVED!! When I was in NYC I walked along Cooper Square, I took a picture of a garden patio lit up beautifully in the evening. I thought I would be able to look it up later on and had no luck until now! As I retraced my steps while watching this video! Turns out the garden patio is part of a hotel! The Standard Hotel on 25 Cooper Square!!! Thanks to your video I can finally breathe a sigh of relief!!! If you are in the area again and check it out in the evening !
Addicted to your videos. I walked 20 miles in 3 days in NYC last year. It’s such an amazing city. One can never see it all it or see enough it seems. At the end of this one I hope you got a nice cold drink. Your feet must hurt from all that walking. Mine sure did last year! Thank you for the videos.
Just one technical note...north of Union Square, 4th Ave is known as Park Ave South and becomes Park Avenue at 33rd St . On West 4th and Bowery, that outdoor dining area restaurant has good food...ate there two weeks ago .Great walk, great video, and keep up the great work, Actionkid.
I can assure You that in 1975, Chinatown was already a tourist attraction. We were driven there in a tourist bus and shepherded in some shops to persuade us to buy souvenirs. But I did like it and recognize Mott street from my own old stile super8 takes! I really got addicted by your video's. Great!
Behind the 42nd Street at Fifth is tiny Bryant Park, a lunchtime any time hangout. On New York street names ,as a Texan I naturally pronounced it “HEWS - tun.” Who was House ton?
@@annbush1826 Houston St NYC is named after William Houstoun, his last name is spelled different than the current Houston St, a "U" is in his last name , but it's pronounced " House - ton "
I love your videos. I visited NYC for the first time in April and loved it, so this is like revisiting lots of great memories from my trip, as well as giving me ideas of new places to walk if and when I ever go back to this amazing city.
Kid..you're the best..i love your sense of humour.... Thanks so much for your hard work making this video..and all the rest of your video's...BIG thanks.
Great video ¡¡¡ the World Trade Center area is fantastic, I can't wait to go there one day myself¡¡¡ :-) thanks for those images and narration ¡¡¡ best regards from Europe.
I'm from Oz and I've always been fascinated by the Big Apple aka New York City.Thankyou Actionkid for the amazing camera work and Narration on all the vlogs! Keep those videos coming! Oh yeah, could you do one of Coney Island Amusement park and Brooklyn Zoo one day?
Thanks, AK. What makes NYC so enjoyable is if you had walked south on the streets parallel to Bowery the atmosphere would be so different: 1 Elizabeth St.: Very quiet with trees and a sculpture garden. 2 Mott St.: busy and Asian. 3 Mulberry St.: busy and Italian.
I really enjoy your walks in New York City. You make it so interesting by pointing out historical areas and places I've always wanted to see. I'm too old now, to visit there and do the walking. One place I always wanted to visit was the antique shop neighborhoods. Antique music boxes have always been fascinating to me and quite a few years ago, the famous Rita Ford Music Box Shop was located, I believe on 165th St. Many movie stars and TV personalities were customers of Ms. Ford. After she passed away, her collection was probably auctioned off. I don't know if there are anymore antique shops in New York that specialize in music boxes...it would be interesting to find out. Perhaps, one day in one of your walking tours, you might feature such interesting places as these shops. Thank you for sharing your adventures.
Very good walk, as usual. 👍👍👍 I was thinking that maybe you could put together a NARRATED walk showing the same route in Central Park in all four seasons. It would be interesting to see a comparison of the seasonal changes that occur along the same route. It would take a year to put together, but an ACTIONKID special would be worth waiting for. BEST TO YOU 😊🗽
@@ActionKid + Yeah. That's what I meant. I should have been clearer. Maybe a half hour segment for each season in one of the more scenic parts of the park. ANYTHING you show is greatly appreciated.
I REALLY love your videos and LOVE NYC so much , will be coming back and visit in a few months after more than 20 years!looking forward to it !AWESOME !
Totally enjoyed your walk, actionkid, especially Cooper Union bldg/college, and the now digital Village Voice! Norman Mailer and Bob Dylan would "dig" this video. I particularly liked seeing the bicycle parking rings at 11:56--very creative design, takes up minimal sidewalk space and should work with a variety of bike locks.
Hi Actionkid! I appreciate you talking me through your walks. If I could ask a couple of things to perhaps improve my experience as the viewer: : 1) could you please frame the camera more upwards so not so much sidewalk in the picture? And 2) in the beginning of your videos, you give a map - perhaps a quick explanation of start points and the direction of your walks right after showing the map would help me understand which way you are going. Thanks for considering these ideas. And one more thing - thank you for being so kind in all your comments during your walks. I love not only what you point out, but ow you describe your experience. Thanks again!
I'm enjoying this. I like your narration of the history and little known facts about the buildings. I can see you doing a high lights of the many apartment buildings featured in TV sitcoms like "Friends," "The Odd Couple," "Will And Grace." "Sinfeld," and "Taxi." Each of those TV shows were shot with the back drop being New York. Take for example Will And Grace. In that TV show alone, there was Will and Graces apartment building and the building where Grace worked and ran her business "Grace Adler Design." From the TV show "Friends" there was the apartment building where Rachel and Monica lived then there was the cafe they all hanged out near central park. On a side note there were also many movies shot with New York as their setting. One of them was "When Harry Met Sally." That movie was famous for Sally's moment in the diner. Anyway, just trying to give you ideas for more videos. Those TV shows showed us only a part of what it was like living in New York but you could never really get to know their buildings well because they never did this kind of tour of their apartment buildings.
@@ActionKid I think it would be a hit because many people watch the TV shows and movies, but don't ever get a chance to see it like this. Take for example the movie "The Lord Of War" Nicolas Cage plays Yuri Orlov a gun runner and gets busted by the Feds. Well in the movie there is a scene where they take him to New York to interrogate him and Orlov tells the agent that he will be released because while he might be "evil." Unfortunately for him he was a necessary evil that his government needed to fight wars they could not have any involvement. Moments later there was a knock at the door and he was released. I believe when he is released it takes place at 46:20 in your video.
ActionKid, you outdone yourself on this one. This was very good. I thank you so much for doing the Bowery and ending in such an interesting place. I've always wondered what that uniquely constructed building was. Now I know it's a very spectacular looking shopping mall. Thank you very much for the upload. That was a tremendous walk, you may want to try investing into a baseball cap(I'm sure you have one already) on the very hot days, and some bottled water or powerade/gatorade, electrolyte type water. To stay hydrated. You're triumphant again! You win hands down, BTW if you freeze the powerade/gatorade in your refrigerator/freezer overnight. It will melt while you walk keeping it cold during your walks. This is just a suggestion, "your fans," we count on you to bring us this fabulous information, entertainment, and enjoyment. Thank you very much again, your dedication is over the maximum.
Thank you so much! You would never think the building was a shopping mall and transportation hub until you step inside! I have a cap and usually carry water with me 😃 There are also plenty of places to get something to eat & drink in NYC.
@@ActionKid Yeah, I just thought since you're filming it would be a "seamless" transition to do it that way. You're smart though, you'll figure it out.
I´m allways wondering, how cool the people stay, in the streets. While a guy is openly recording and speaking to himself. Here in germany, the people would think: Is he mad, because speaking with no one around him, and no cell phone ? In Germany you would need a permit from everyone, who you record exposed, to allow you this, and allow to show this recording in public, ie like YT. But this is law only - not practice. I work in a small radio station. Everyone must give us a permit, to allow us, to broadcast his speaking, AND to store it digital at our computers. Every worker must give a permit, to allows the radio station, to store his data at the computers. It´s crazy, but law.
In America, we've become accustomed to people babbling to themselves in public, because most of them are actually talking to their telephones. In New York, it's hard to find a public area where no one is around you.
@@keithnichols7926 In germany too. But the visitors want to see the cell phone, to recognize, thats it´s a telephone call. But with wireless bluetooth you can store your cell phone in the bag or pocket. But the other people becomes confused, because they see no cell phone. NYC has also too many crowd in the city and on the streets. I think, that is the reason, why older people leave NYC ? But young people like it. I´m older, but I like to see the people in the streets. This pulsating urban life. If I am in a street cafè, I like to watch the people all time. So the videos about the streets and parks in NYC are the right ones for me. And how huge the Central Park is. I like also videos of Venice Beach in L.A. California. But L.A. or San Francisco are more car driven cities, as pedestrians.
Just started watching your vids, and I like!....This city is alive!...So, many people out and about, shit where I live lucky if you see your neighbor, let alone the know you after 20yrs living there, lol....
This is the best way to see and experience New York, in my view. (Feet up/air conditioning on for me). Such a service you do! I'm surprised at how clean it looks most everywhere. Not dark and claustrophobic like I always imagined. I'm joking, but it's like you were hired by the Mayor for Public Relations and Tourism. Were you? Lol. Seriously.
I love your videos actionKid and you inspire me to do the same with my city Chicago, although I dont have the materials what camera do you use for this ActionKid, I look forward to watching these videos and wanna go to NYC everytime lol, much love from the windy city
It's just amazing, as big as NY is just about every one of your videos you walk by places I've gone to and I live in Maryland I go to NY a lot, in this video entrance to the Brooklyn Bridge, restaurant supply store Houston, Wo Hop Mott Street, Joe's Shanghai Pell Street, 50 Bowery Hotel, Nom Wah Tea Parlor Doyers Street, Oculus, One World
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For those on mobile
Timestamps
3:00 - 4th Avenue & 12th Street
5:40 - 4th Avenue & 10th Street
8:10 - Cooper Square & 8th Street (Astor Place)
13:01 - Bowery & 4th Street
15:20 - Bowery & Bond Street (2nd Street)
17:30 - Bowery & Houston Street
20:40 - Bowery & Prince Street
24:00 - Bowery & Kenmare Street / Delancey Street
27:00 - Bowery & Grand Street
31:25 - Bowery & Canal Street
35:35 - Doyers Street & Chatham Square
38:00 - Mott Street & Pell Street
40:00 - Worth Street & Mott Street
43:55 - Cardinal Hayes Place & Pearl Street
47:45 - Chambers Street & Centre Street
51:35 - Warren Street & Broadway
53:30 - Church Street & Warren Street
57:00 - Church Street & Vesey Street
That's cool.! Action Kid
That's cool.! Action kid
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Man there is always somewhere to go in this city... ActionKid can keep walking on and on like forever!
Vasilis Kolias I missed walking in NY, if it wasn’t so expensive I still be there.
U make by far the best walking tours of NYC I've searched for on youtube.
totally agree!
Yeah nobody's better, that's for sure!
I enjoy your videos very much. As a longtime NYC resident long ago I get this feeling of nostalgia walking down the NY streets with you, as it is something I used to do and never got enough of. Such marvelous city, the options are endless. Thank you for your insights on the places you walk. The narrative is a very important part of your videos. Please keep them coming. All the best!!
You’re very welcome 😊
I used to work in the World Financial Center (225 Liberty St.) until 9/11. Brings back many memories walking around the World Trade Center area. Thanks for posting, ActionKid. That was a long walk from 42nd St. in the heat. Take care...stay hydrated.
Thank you very much!
These videos are so soothing. I sometimes listen to them when I go to bed. It helps with my sleep tremendously. ❤
Hi ActionKid. I'm from Brooklyn and now living in Upstate NY. ( I especially loved your Coney Island boardwalk video's) Thanks for all your wonderful walking. You really show all the things that I love to see. I love NYC architecture, especially the very old buildings that have been remodeled, yet still have hints of the original design. Keep on walking. You're great!
Thank you 😊
Anybody can take video. But the way you tell interesting tid bits about different place's is what separates you from everybody else. Thanks Kenneth !!
You’re welcome 😊
I agree
Another great walk, you're really rocking the narrated vids lately!
Thanks!
From Italy,
beautiful tour, as always!
I love NY parks! Thanks Actionkid for the video!🗽
La prima italiana che vedo qua :)
great job action kid. you make me want to come back to NYC
I never get out of my mom basement, so thank you for walking me what out door is like
Great job, as always. Please, continue in this... I'm going to visit NYC, next year, so I need to know as much as possible...
If you've noticed I am now getting addicted to your videos... I wait for them on a daily basis 😂😂
Good too see America thou , I have never been myself 😁
The sidewalks are so wide!!
I ❤️ NY!! I lived in Manhattan, career transfer from San Francisco, CA back in 1989, loved my six month stay!! There’s no other city like this, the heartbeat of America!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
You stay safe and hydrated! Love your videos! I love people watching and all the amazing architecture! I find it so odd that people rarely speak to one another in passing. No, “ excuse me” or “good morning/evening”. I live in Texas, in a small town, and people always speak, smile or acknowledge one another in some way. Love seeing different perspectives. Keep up the awesome work!
Thank you 😊
I live in Tennessee I have noticed that too. It's like everybody just ignores each other no matter what happens they just keep on walking. It seems to work. I guess talking would clog the streets. lol
OMG!!! This video tour helped me greatly!! By fluke as I'm watching I saw Whole Foods (HOUSTON / BOWERY) on the other side of where you were walking and it looked familiar to one of my walks when I visited NYC last November 2019. I did ask you in a comment on another video to help find it, so please disregard my request...as the MYSTERY IS SOLVED!! When I was in NYC I walked along Cooper Square, I took a picture of a garden patio lit up beautifully in the evening. I thought I would be able to look it up later on and had no luck until now! As I retraced my steps while watching this video! Turns out the garden patio is part of a hotel! The Standard Hotel on 25 Cooper Square!!! Thanks to your video I can finally breathe a sigh of relief!!! If you are in the area again and check it out in the evening !
I LOVE ACTIONKID! ❤️ Thanks for making these videos.
Addicted to your videos. I walked 20 miles in 3 days in NYC last year. It’s such an amazing city. One can never see it all it or see enough it seems. At the end of this one I hope you got a nice cold drink. Your feet must hurt from all that walking. Mine sure did last year! Thank you for the videos.
Just one technical note...north of Union Square, 4th Ave is known as Park Ave South and becomes Park Avenue at 33rd St . On West 4th and Bowery, that outdoor dining area restaurant has good food...ate there two weeks ago .Great walk, great video, and keep up the great work, Actionkid.
Thank you!
Congratulations actionkid for your 70k subscribers !!! ... 👏👏💝💝
Thank you 😃
I can assure You that in 1975, Chinatown was already a tourist attraction. We were driven there in a tourist bus and shepherded in some shops to persuade us to buy souvenirs. But I did like it and recognize Mott street from my own old stile super8 takes! I really got addicted by your video's. Great!
The small mini parks and gardens are always nice to see. Great places for lunch or break from the office ! 🤗
Behind the 42nd Street at Fifth is tiny Bryant Park, a lunchtime any time hangout. On New York street names ,as a Texan I naturally pronounced it “HEWS - tun.” Who was House ton?
@@annbush1826 Houston St NYC is named after William Houstoun, his last name is spelled different than the current Houston St, a "U" is in his last name , but it's pronounced " House - ton "
I love your videos. I visited NYC for the first time in April and loved it, so this is like revisiting lots of great memories from my trip, as well as giving me ideas of new places to walk if and when I ever go back to this amazing city.
Kid..you're the best..i love your sense of humour.... Thanks so much for your hard work making this video..and all the rest of your video's...BIG thanks.
Great video ¡¡¡ the World Trade Center area is fantastic, I can't wait to go there one day myself¡¡¡ :-) thanks for those images and narration ¡¡¡ best regards from Europe.
Nice job. FYI -
Slainte is pronounced Slawn-cha.,
Irish for ‘Cheers’ or ‘To your health!’
Really enjoy your walking videos. Planning visit to the big apple Spring next year... beats travel books. Fantastic job, great quality video!
I like the gentleness of ur descriptions
Love your vids. Watch them all. Love NYC. Regards from South Africa.
The Action Kid strikes again scoping out the big city!!!.. Ken,you should be at 500k subs by now and you will.... keep up the good work 👍
I want to come in NYC so bad with your videos ! Your walking tours are so nice
Awesome footage and narrative as usual AK
I'm from Oz and I've always been fascinated by the Big Apple aka New York City.Thankyou Actionkid for the amazing camera work and Narration on all the vlogs! Keep those videos coming! Oh yeah, could you do one of Coney Island Amusement park and Brooklyn Zoo one day?
I’ve walked Coney Island multiple times already 😃 I could make a trip to the zoo though.
@@ActionKid possibly the Bronx Zoo and Central Park Zoo?Have you thought about going over to New Jersey?
Good work mate. Those streets look so chill and safe. A pleasure to walk with you to NYC
I ❤️ActionKid!!! Am I the only one who’s praying hard to bump into him as soon as I’m back to NYC?!! 🤗
I love watching your vídeos on Sunday Morning. Thank You Brother.
Another wonderful video, thanks for persevering in the heat on this long walk. Always enjoyable!
Enjoyed the narration of this informative and most interesting action video. Thanks for enduring the heat and humidity to bring us this video.
Great job! Enjoyed that so much. I had breakfast with you and then finished with lunch with you! Gotta go back and see your video of that mall. TY.
Hello, thank you for sharing this! I live in France and I travel thanks to your videos! Thank you so much!
I enjoyed your walk very much because I used to work on Church St. and we used to go to Bayard St. often for lunch.
Thanks, AK. What makes NYC so enjoyable is if you had walked south on the streets parallel to Bowery the atmosphere would be so different:
1 Elizabeth St.: Very quiet with trees and a sculpture garden.
2 Mott St.: busy and Asian.
3 Mulberry St.: busy and Italian.
Yes! There’s so many ways to get to the same destination!
I really enjoy your walks in New York City. You make it so interesting by pointing out historical areas and places I've always wanted to see. I'm too old now, to visit there and do the walking. One place I always wanted to visit was the antique shop neighborhoods. Antique music boxes have always been fascinating to me and quite a few years ago, the famous Rita Ford Music Box Shop was located, I believe on 165th St. Many movie stars and TV personalities were customers of Ms. Ford. After she passed away, her collection was probably auctioned off. I don't know if there are anymore antique shops in New York that specialize in music boxes...it would be interesting to find out. Perhaps, one day in one of your walking tours, you might feature such interesting places as these shops. Thank you for sharing your adventures.
Thank you, I’ll keep a look out!
i used to love going to tower records and just chill and listen to the music
Very good walk, as usual.
👍👍👍
I was thinking that maybe you could put together a NARRATED walk showing the same route in Central Park in all four seasons.
It would be interesting to see a comparison of the seasonal changes that occur along the same route.
It would take a year to put together, but an ACTIONKID special would be worth waiting for.
BEST TO YOU 😊🗽
Hmm, I’ll see what I can do. Maybe I can do a short walk somewhere because the entire park is so large.
@@ActionKid + Yeah.
That's what I meant.
I should have been clearer.
Maybe a half hour segment for each season in one of the more scenic parts of the park.
ANYTHING you show is greatly appreciated.
As before, many thanks for your videos, it makes work bearable. Very interesting and enlightening.
You never run out of material do you AK. Great thing! Well appreciated!
AMAZING VIDEO MAN THANKYOU FOR MADE IT AND SHARE US BEAUTIFUL CITY
Great video. Nothing like walking NYC. God bless.
Im commenting from Rincón, Puerto Rico!!!
Thx for the great video !!! 👍👍👍
Another well done walking tour of NewYork! I feel like I have been where you go. Enjoy your sense of humor. 👟🕶☀️🕍🏢👍
There are a lot of vids about Doyers St. and it's bloody past on YT. Fascinating tour as usual, thank you!
Sir its soo nice watching ur videos... They r really really awesome... Narration is absolutely fine... Keep up this good work... We love you sir...
I REALLY love your videos and LOVE NYC so much , will be coming back and visit in a few months after more than 20 years!looking forward to it !AWESOME !
Totally enjoyed your walk, actionkid, especially Cooper Union bldg/college, and the now digital Village Voice! Norman Mailer and Bob Dylan would "dig" this video. I particularly liked seeing the bicycle parking rings at 11:56--very creative design, takes up minimal sidewalk space and should work with a variety of bike locks.
"The Squirrels here are so friendly" my new favorite Actionkid line .....EVER!
Very cool, I get to share with my friends around the world what my city is like. thanks !!!!
love the narrated version. great job as always. Just feel envious not to be able to experience NY first-hand.
Excellent video ActionKid. You probably worked off about 5 lbs. Lol. The WTC shopping plaza is a beautiful structure.
You, as always, came up with an interesting route. Thank you for the video!
And now you take a seat and a refreshedment. Awesome video.
Love NYC and love your channel as well
love this! exactly the video i wanted to see right now to relax 😍😌❤️🙏🏽 thank you!
Nice video.... as always
Kenneth :) Love your website. Gave me the chills God Bless those who died in 911.
Wow. I felt walking in NYC!! Greetings ActionKid!!
Love the video. My favorite area in Manhattan is Union Square and the Astor Place area. My university, NYU. 💜
Chinatown has built in protections from gentrification, early Chinese immigrants pooled their resources and own those buildings, very smart.
Very true. Excellent comment!
Kelvin Waters And because of that Chinatown still looks like a dump, compared to the gentrified nice looking neighborhoods in the rest of Manhattan
@@luuchoo93 I don't think that it looks like a dump. It looks authentic. Much better than the usual sterile cookie-cutter fakeness of today.
that’s the Flatiron building on front of you as you begin. Klein’s was on 14th street.
@@annbush1826 I completed the Flatiron data science program online in July. Wanted to visit the site but Covid ruined it.
Good job thanks for those wonderful videos.
Nice walk. Also 100K subs by the end of the year!
I already see it happening!
Hi! They are filming Clifford which will air in 2020. Love your vlogs!
bonjour actionki merci pour cette belle découverte de la ville de n y👏👏👏👏
Hi Actionkid! I appreciate you talking me through your walks. If I could ask a couple of things to perhaps improve my experience as the viewer: : 1) could you please frame the camera more upwards so not so much sidewalk in the picture? And 2) in the beginning of your videos, you give a map - perhaps a quick explanation of start points and the direction of your walks right after showing the map would help me understand which way you are going. Thanks for considering these ideas. And one more thing - thank you for being so kind in all your comments during your walks. I love not only what you point out, but ow you describe your experience. Thanks again!
Thank you! I’ll keep the suggestions in mind 😃
Every new video gets me to fly over...keep going...🚶♂️👍
Clifford is a kids show about a big red dog! Cool that they are making a movie about him again!
I'm enjoying this. I like your narration of the history and little known facts about the buildings. I can see you doing a high lights of the many apartment buildings featured in TV sitcoms like "Friends," "The Odd Couple," "Will And Grace." "Sinfeld," and "Taxi." Each of those TV shows were shot with the back drop being New York. Take for example Will And Grace. In that TV show alone, there was Will and Graces apartment building and the building where Grace worked and ran her business "Grace Adler Design." From the TV show "Friends" there was the apartment building where Rachel and Monica lived then there was the cafe they all hanged out near central park. On a side note there were also many movies shot with New York as their setting. One of them was "When Harry Met Sally." That movie was famous for Sally's moment in the diner. Anyway, just trying to give you ideas for more videos. Those TV shows showed us only a part of what it was like living in New York but you could never really get to know their buildings well because they never did this kind of tour of their apartment buildings.
I could give it a try sometime!
@@ActionKid I think it would be a hit because many people watch the TV shows and movies, but don't ever get a chance to see it like this. Take for example the movie "The Lord Of War" Nicolas Cage plays Yuri Orlov a gun runner and gets busted by the Feds. Well in the movie there is a scene where they take him to New York to interrogate him and Orlov tells the agent that he will be released because while he might be "evil." Unfortunately for him he was a necessary evil that his government needed to fight wars they could not have any involvement. Moments later there was a knock at the door and he was released. I believe when he is released it takes place at 46:20 in your video.
Definitely prefer the narrated vids more. Great video buddy!!
ActionKid, you outdone yourself on this one. This was very good. I thank you so much for doing the Bowery and ending in such an interesting place. I've always wondered what that uniquely constructed building was. Now I know it's a very spectacular looking shopping mall. Thank you very much for the upload. That was a tremendous walk, you may want to try investing into a baseball cap(I'm sure you have one already) on the very hot days, and some bottled water or powerade/gatorade, electrolyte type water. To stay hydrated. You're triumphant again! You win hands down, BTW if you freeze the powerade/gatorade in your refrigerator/freezer overnight. It will melt while you walk keeping it cold during your walks. This is just a suggestion, "your fans," we count on you to bring us this fabulous information, entertainment, and enjoyment. Thank you very much again, your dedication is over the maximum.
Thank you so much! You would never think the building was a shopping mall and transportation hub until you step inside! I have a cap and usually carry water with me 😃 There are also plenty of places to get something to eat & drink in NYC.
@@ActionKid Yeah, I just thought since you're filming it would be a "seamless" transition to do it that way. You're smart though, you'll figure it out.
I´m allways wondering, how cool the people stay, in the streets.
While a guy is openly recording and speaking to himself.
Here in germany, the people would think: Is he mad, because speaking with no one around him, and no cell phone ?
In Germany you would need a permit from everyone, who you record exposed, to allow you this, and allow to show this recording in public, ie like YT. But this is law only - not practice.
I work in a small radio station. Everyone must give us a permit, to allow us, to broadcast his speaking, AND to store it digital at our computers.
Every worker must give a permit, to allows the radio station, to store his data at the computers.
It´s crazy, but law.
In America, we've become accustomed to people babbling to themselves in public, because most of them are actually talking to their telephones. In New York, it's hard to find a public area where no one is around you.
@@keithnichols7926 In germany too. But the visitors want to see the cell phone, to recognize, thats it´s a telephone call.
But with wireless bluetooth you can store your cell phone in the bag or pocket.
But the other people becomes confused, because they see no cell phone.
NYC has also too many crowd in the city and on the streets.
I think, that is the reason, why older people leave NYC ?
But young people like it.
I´m older, but I like to see the people in the streets.
This pulsating urban life.
If I am in a street cafè, I like to watch the people all time.
So the videos about the streets and parks in NYC are the right ones for me. And how huge the Central Park is.
I like also videos of Venice Beach in L.A. California.
But L.A. or San Francisco are more car driven cities, as pedestrians.
Just started watching your vids, and I like!....This city is alive!...So, many people out and about, shit where I live lucky if you see your neighbor, let alone the know you after 20yrs living there, lol....
Great tour. Never been to NYC, probably never will, so love the tour.
Man this video was fun. So much stuff going on and so much stuff to look at and do in NYC.
Well done doing that walk in that heat.. Enjoyed watching it... 😊 😊
I came in NYC in June. I hope I’m coming back there soon.
Meanwhile, I watch your magnificent videos!
Thank you 😎
Thank you❤❤❤
This is the best way to see and experience New York, in my view. (Feet up/air conditioning on for me). Such a service you do! I'm surprised at how clean it looks most everywhere. Not dark and claustrophobic like I always imagined. I'm joking, but it's like you were hired by the Mayor for Public Relations and Tourism. Were you? Lol. Seriously.
Thank you very much 😊
Love it . Thanks
I love your videos actionKid and you inspire me to do the same with my city Chicago, although I dont have the materials what camera do you use for this ActionKid, I look forward to watching these videos and wanna go to NYC everytime lol, much love from the windy city
Thanks! You can check out this video about my setup: th-cam.com/video/77t0LKAg13I/w-d-xo.html
love the walk
It's just amazing, as big as NY is just about every one of your videos you walk by places I've gone to and I live in Maryland I go to NY a lot, in this video entrance to the Brooklyn Bridge, restaurant supply store Houston, Wo Hop Mott Street, Joe's Shanghai Pell Street, 50 Bowery Hotel, Nom Wah Tea Parlor Doyers Street, Oculus, One World
Wo Hop!! Love that place!
Hi Actionkid you should carry water with you when it is a hot day.
I usually do carry water 😉
Thank you
Don't fall
Take a drink
You do a great job of promoting the city. I definitely think the city sure pay you.
Another Excellent Video Sir.
190 Bowery was the Germania Bank building, photographer Jay Maisel was the guy that owned it and later sold it.
Internet nie pozwala mi oglądać twoich filmów w 4k :( a są zajebiste :)
Pozdrawiam. Kiedyś was odwiedzę :)
I love these videos lol moarrr!!!!
Thanks for such travel experience
Finaly inside the WTC shopping mall architecture is great.