I used to walk a lot. Don't get around much anymore. That's where videos like these come in and are great. And your running narration is pleasantly descriptive and informative. Nicely done. Thanks.
Love your walks. I lived and worked in NYC 50 years ago when I walked these streets So great to see how they have changed during that time. SoHo was all factories where I bought ladies lingerie Today it's the most exiting retail street in the world. Thanks for the experience.
I can't tell you how much I appreciate the fact that you show the different shops and stores. Thanks again Kenneth. Very interesting seeing the things I have never seen. I still say you could give tours. Have reservations and do it once a month just to see if it would work for you. Have a good one.
Coming from Borneo Island... I always into New York City even though I've never been there.. Watching your walking in New York video on my 4K 49 in TV screen is really revolutionizing...I get to literally experience the crook & cranny of the city like in real time like we never experience before!!
Despite the noise, I like the Williamsburg bridge, its structure is impressive with those huge towers and steel beams. It's very long 😱😱😱, I liked it, it has an amazing arquitecture and design.
You got that right! The Williamsburg Bridge opened in 1903 which was the first all-steel bridge to have steel beams and steel girders. It has two sections for vehicles including the inside and outside levels for each span, and the subway cars to cross.
I’m definitely motivated to walk the Williamsburg Bridge on my visit this year. I’m so over the Brooklyn Bridge with its monster crowds. Besides, I’ve never visited Williamsburg.
you deserve a praise man! taking time outa your schedule and making informative videos is not easy. Also, I prefer the narrated version cuz I can know what's what en your thorough explanation is interesting... kudos!
Thanks again kid, just left the city after a nice visit with friends and my daughter. Always miss NYC after I leave. Can't wait for next trip back to the big town ☝️👍😎
Nice video..one of my favorite areas is South Williamsburg , Brooklyn home of the Satmar community... great Kosher bakeries and butchers along Lee Ave.. Thanks for the bridge walk..Keep up the great work.
Thanks for this another amazing good Video ActionKid 👍🤩 i see my Telco Stores on Timestap 09:50😂👍 i love this Store soooo much and buy many Thinks in this Store for me to Germany 🇩🇪😂 Love greetings from Germany to you 🌸🌸🌸🕊🇩🇪
Out of all your videos I love the bridge ones the most. I'm a runner and for some reason have it on my bucket list to run over the bridges in New York. One day........
19:10 is the walkway entrance to the Williamsburg Bridge. This bridge was opened in 1903, the second suspension bridge in NYC after the Brooklyn Bridge. It’s a decent bridge, but it has two levels including the inside and outside level, and also the first suspension bridge to have subway rails crossing each span. It was the first bridge to have all steel.
Thanks ActionKid for your series of walks around the NYC area. Have never been there yet, but hope to visit some day. For now, this is the next best thing, great video!
I like your videos - the quality is great and you are such a nice person and calm, I would like to see more narrated videos from you. You can look up some interesting facts about the places you are going to and tell them in your videos, or tell us how is your day, your thoughts, something about you. Anyway, you are doing great and thank you for your work ;)
Driver challenging pedestrians in a cross-walks, 1000's of times worse in the South than New York. When I was in New York in 2006 and 2012, everyone was polite and helpful and never had any traffic issue, though, like you, I walked from Times Square to Union Square, then to Tompkins Park where Disney Oscar Winner Bobby Driscoll died.
Thanks for showing us the Williamsburg Bridge. I'll have to check it out next time I'm in NYC. I just can't walk on the Brooklyn Bridge. I did it once and never again. People were stopping to take selfies every 5 seconds. It would be a great walk if people would just use common sense and common courtesy. People need to treat walkways like streets. You would never stop in the middle of the road to take a selfie, so why do that on a crowded walkway?
Dude you rock !! I do plan to visit New York 😁 . I have a few questions 1. What kinda of shoes you wear during your walks ? 2. Where in Manhattan should I stay , I'm going with my 16 year old daughter. ( Something not to expensive ) 3. Should we buy a metro card and download the app.
Thank you! 1) I mainly wear Rockport shoes 2) This is up to you. You will have to do your own research with regards to lifestyle and price level. 3) Yes, I would highly recommend getting a MetroCard as the public transportation system is one of the most efficient ways to travel around the city. You should download an app on your phone for transit changes and maps.
Like in the Pennsylvania hotel , Wellington or windsor ?? Something within a budget .. thank you and keep those videos uploading , btw I like the narrative one 😁😁
thanks I won't cease to repeat that not tourist New York to some extent more impressive. it is difficult to explain... and this bridge. looks brutal. when you go on it and on you heavy steel beams hang it.
Hey ActionKid, at 20:56 you say that the Williamsburg Bridge is the only suspension bridge that carries both motor vehicle and subway traffic in the city, but doesn't the Manhattan Bridge a little down river also carry both?
One each of the towers is a stairway to climb up the bridge. It’s too dangerous and too steep to climb. People will not allowed to climb up the bridge tower, because it was put them in jail, that’s why it’s private property, and there are no trespassing on each of the towers. Manhattan Bridge on the other hand had no stairway on each tower to climb. It used to be a balcony underneath the upper level of the bridge’s tower structure.
Brooklyn feels like an entirely different city...it’s hard to believe it’s part of NYC. And also, why do New Yorkers just put their trash right on the street/sidewalk?
Cafelogis Oh ok., now the whole „genius loci“ of Brooklyn makes more sense when compared to the rest of New York. That’s a shame, so many beautiful places are almost hard to enjoy because the trash ruins the whole scenery 😒
Hey what's up with all the potholes and why is the infrastructure so run down? Looks bland and dirty. Which is strange since NYC is the richest city in the world with a city budget around 80 billion dollars. That's about the size of Czech Republics government budget or United Arab Emirates government budget.
The UAE is essentially just one city and that is the mega-metropolis of Dubai, the rest of that country is basically desert wasteland. So yeah of course the fiscal budgets would be similar when comparing NYC and UAE or really Dubai.
Hay I like to know do they still call it Madison square garden,rember Led Zeppelin,I wish I was there I was 5 yr old man Tiime machine ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.
Wow. My schizophrenic so (ex)girlfriend just lives on Harrison and Lynch..😁 now away from me in her own world as usual smoking a cigarette on her stoop. Though I miss her..
Hay why can’t city make a water laser gun clean graffiti,hmmmm,spray off water hmmmmmm,oh I like to know where was first pay phone city bet you don’t know hmmm.
Being old is not an excuse for a city being dirty.All of NYC could be easily cleaned up.It's just that the authorities nor the people give a damn about cleanliness.
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For those on mobile
Timestamps
1:31 - Exiting Broadway (G) Subway Station
2:30 - Broadway & Rutledge Street
3:35 - Broadway & Penn Street
4:45 - Broadway & Hewes Street
5:31 - Broadway & Division Avenue
7:50 - Broadway & Keap Street
9:05 - Broadway & Rodney Street
10:36 - Broadway & Marcy Avenue
12:15 - Broadway & Havenmeyer Street
13:10 - Broadway & South 8th Street
14:00 - Broadway & Roebling Street
15:55 - Broadway & Driggs Avenue
18:00 - Broadway & Bedford Avenue
19:10 - Williamsburg Bridge Pedestrian Path Entrance
45:00 - Williamsburg Bridge Pedestrian Path Exit (Manhattan)
46:30 - Delancey Street & Suffolk Street
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I used to walk a lot. Don't get around much anymore. That's where videos like these come in and are great. And your running narration is pleasantly descriptive and informative. Nicely done. Thanks.
You’re welcome 😊
Love your walks. I lived and worked in NYC 50 years ago when I walked these streets So great to see how they have changed during that time. SoHo was all factories where I bought ladies lingerie Today it's the most
exiting retail street in the world. Thanks for the experience.
I can't tell you how much I appreciate the fact that you show the different shops and stores. Thanks again Kenneth. Very interesting seeing the things I have never seen. I still say you could give tours. Have reservations and do it once a month just to see if it would work for you. Have a good one.
You’re welcome! Glad you enjoyed the video.
I went to NYC the past year, but watching your videos i can appreciate the city in a deeply way, i love your videos bro, greetings from Chile.
Coming from Borneo Island...
I always into New York City even though I've never been there..
Watching your walking in New York video on my 4K 49 in TV screen is really revolutionizing...I get to literally experience the crook & cranny of the city like in real time like we never experience before!!
But not the smell!
Amazing bridge, just think of having to paint it . Thank you for sharing this wonderful video.
Despite the noise, I like the Williamsburg bridge, its structure is impressive with those huge towers and steel beams. It's very long 😱😱😱, I liked it, it has an amazing arquitecture and design.
You got that right! The Williamsburg Bridge opened in 1903 which was the first all-steel bridge to have steel beams and steel girders. It has two sections for vehicles including the inside and outside levels for each span, and the subway cars to cross.
I always enjoy your vids that show residential areas of every day New Yorkers and what daily life is like!
I’m definitely motivated to walk the Williamsburg Bridge on my visit this year. I’m so over the Brooklyn Bridge with its monster crowds. Besides, I’ve never visited Williamsburg.
Thank you for producing another great video! Your dedication to your channel really shows and keeps your viewers hooked.
Love your narrated walking videos :) they are so interesting and I learn so much :)
you deserve a praise man! taking time outa your schedule and making informative videos is not easy. Also, I prefer the narrated version cuz I can know what's what en your thorough explanation is interesting... kudos!
Thank you so much! It’s not easy to make these videos.
Thanks again kid, just left the city after a nice visit with friends and my daughter. Always miss NYC after I leave. Can't wait for next trip back to the big town ☝️👍😎
Nice video..one of my favorite areas is South Williamsburg , Brooklyn home of the Satmar community... great Kosher bakeries and butchers along Lee Ave.. Thanks for the bridge walk..Keep up the great work.
Thanks for another great walk through America's #1 city and good luck!
Thanks for this another amazing good Video ActionKid 👍🤩 i see my Telco Stores on Timestap 09:50😂👍 i love this Store soooo much and buy many Thinks in this Store for me to Germany 🇩🇪😂 Love greetings from Germany to you 🌸🌸🌸🕊🇩🇪
Please keep em coming. Best content on TH-cam.
Out of all your videos I love the bridge ones the most. I'm a runner and for some reason have it on my bucket list to run over the bridges in New York. One day........
Orange Tango crazy idea, but I like it too.
Thkx for the dedication ActionKid... much appreciated. Another great video 👍🏽
Another amazing video. Been sick for a week. Your videos keep me going. Thank you.
I love your videos. As if I personally walked through New York....Tnx.
Hello I am Brazilian and I am studying English and really enjoying your videos, thank you
19:10 is the walkway entrance to the Williamsburg Bridge. This bridge was opened in 1903, the second suspension bridge in NYC after the Brooklyn Bridge. It’s a decent bridge, but it has two levels including the inside and outside level, and also the first suspension bridge to have subway rails crossing each span. It was the first bridge to have all steel.
WE WALK ACROSS THIS BRIDGE ALOT IN THE SUMMER SO COOL
19:07 literally the first thing you see is a "no bikes" sign and a guy rolling out of the pedestrian walkway with a bike. lmao
That's one long bridge!! Nice video👍👍👍
Thanks ActionKid for your series of walks around the NYC area. Have never been there yet, but hope to visit some day. For now, this is the next best thing, great video!
Williamsburg my neighborhood, wow you do alot of walking and you are fast walker too. I enjoyed watchig this video
Great vídeo. I was twice in that Holiday Inn in Delancey St., the last time 3 years ago, it’s amazing how that zone is changing.
Fantastic! I was going to request this route, you must've read my mind, lol.
Another great walk as always. I like the crossing of the bridge. How do you like the Osmo Action. Still watching. -Henry
I don’t like the Osmo. I returned it a long time ago.
Beautiful video!
Williamsburg Bridge, is a very big infrastructure.
Very stunning 'turquoise' girl with a bottle in his left hand, at 32:38 😃!
I remember exactly the day I crossed the Williamburg Bridge !! ... beautiful memories !!🚶♀️🙌💝💝 thank you!!...😘
it's amazing , well done
I like your videos - the quality is great and you are such a nice person and calm, I would like to see more narrated videos from you. You can look up some interesting facts about the places you are going to and tell them in your videos, or tell us how is your day, your thoughts, something about you.
Anyway, you are doing great and thank you for your work ;)
Thank you so much 😊
Fantastic video especially the one with the outage keep it up 👍🏼
Thanks, great vid. As usual.
Another great video! Thanks man!
Many thanks for the video 📽👍👍👍📽
Great times! I love your videos!
ActionKid you should be a part of Google Map ;)
Your videos are great!!!.....if someone is considering a move to NYC, what are some good strategies for getting better at navigating the area?
Pls more video from South Williamsburg !!! For example : South st, Dunham Place, Bedford Avenue , Kent avenue
Just awesome. Thank you
A truly unique place!
Driver challenging pedestrians in a cross-walks, 1000's of times worse in the South than New York. When I was in New York in 2006 and 2012, everyone was polite and helpful and never had any traffic issue, though, like you, I walked from Times Square to Union Square, then to Tompkins Park where Disney Oscar Winner Bobby Driscoll died.
Awesome vids!
We ever gonna get a "Saturday Night Fever filming locations" video? Every shot reminds me of a 70s movie...
Possibly. I would have to do research on the locations though.
Very clean smooth video are you recording with a go pro? What camera are you using?
The equipment I use is listed in the video description.
Thanks for showing us the Williamsburg Bridge. I'll have to check it out next time I'm in NYC. I just can't walk on the Brooklyn Bridge. I did it once and never again. People were stopping to take selfies every 5 seconds. It would be a great walk if people would just use common sense and common courtesy. People need to treat walkways like streets. You would never stop in the middle of the road to take a selfie, so why do that on a crowded walkway?
Dude you rock !! I do plan to visit New York 😁 . I have a few questions
1. What kinda of shoes you wear during your walks ?
2. Where in Manhattan should I stay , I'm going with my 16 year old daughter. ( Something not to expensive )
3. Should we buy a metro card and download the app.
Thank you!
1) I mainly wear Rockport shoes
2) This is up to you. You will have to do your own research with regards to lifestyle and price level.
3) Yes, I would highly recommend getting a MetroCard as the public transportation system is one of the most efficient ways to travel around the city. You should download an app on your phone for transit changes and maps.
Like in the Pennsylvania hotel , Wellington or windsor ?? Something within a budget .. thank you and keep those videos uploading , btw I like the narrative one 😁😁
Marlon Mora Avoid riding the subway during rush hours if possible.
Great Video
thanks
I won't cease to repeat that not tourist New York to some extent more impressive. it is difficult to explain...
and this bridge. looks brutal. when you go on it and on you heavy steel beams hang it.
great stuff thanks !
very interesting thanks 👍
I'd like to follow you on one of your walks through the streets of NYC when I come visit. Deal?
Maybe! Send me an email
@@ActionKid I'll send you a message via twitter. We will have some coffee during our walks.
Hey ActionKid, at 20:56 you say that the Williamsburg Bridge is the only suspension bridge that carries both motor vehicle and subway traffic in the city, but doesn't the Manhattan Bridge a little down river also carry both?
Yes you’re correct. I meant to say the Manhattan Bridge as well.
Love your videos from Brasil
The train at the beginning was loud lol
Thank you❤❤❤
Imagine walking that bridge alone, at night
One each of the towers is a stairway to climb up the bridge. It’s too dangerous and too steep to climb. People will not allowed to climb up the bridge tower, because it was put them in jail, that’s why it’s private property, and there are no trespassing on each of the towers.
Manhattan Bridge on the other hand had no stairway on each tower to climb. It used to be a balcony underneath the upper level of the bridge’s tower structure.
47:08, a girl in rubber boots in NYC! Who would have expected that?
😌👌
And one other thing, NYC is much cleaner than Atlanta, where everyone seems to have terrible aim when throwing their trash in a trash can.
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Good city.thenk you bey bey.Okay.
love your vids from israel!
French Conection was here?
I’m not familiar with it
9:41 It seems that something horrible happened in the lamppost on the right. A possible fatal traffic accident?
Yes, a cyclist died there named Aurilla Lawrence. She was well known in the cycling community.
@@ActionKid So sad. I wish the best for her family and friends. Thanks for the info.
cool..
👍👍👍
Brooklyn feels like an entirely different city...it’s hard to believe it’s part of NYC. And also, why do New Yorkers just put their trash right on the street/sidewalk?
Cafelogis Oh ok., now the whole „genius loci“ of Brooklyn makes more sense when compared to the rest of New York. That’s a shame, so many beautiful places are almost hard to enjoy because the trash ruins the whole scenery 😒
Hey what's up with all the potholes and why is the infrastructure so run down? Looks bland and dirty.
Which is strange since NYC is the richest city in the world with a city budget around 80 billion dollars. That's about the size of Czech Republics government budget or United Arab Emirates government budget.
The UAE is essentially just one city and that is the mega-metropolis of Dubai, the rest of
that country is basically desert wasteland. So yeah of course the fiscal budgets would be
similar when comparing NYC and UAE or really Dubai.
That’s the way it is. The city could use some more resources for infrastructure repair and maintenance.
the gopro seems to be more stabilized.
This wasn’t recorded on the GoPro.
@@ActionKid that's what I was getting are, I read your description and saw it was DJI
9:41 is that some sort of shrine to a life lost ?? great vid by the way
Yes it is for a cyclist named Aurilla Lawrence.
🙋♀️👍👍📹✌👋
That was a dirty walk.
Gostei
😁👍
There are a lot of doodles.
Hay I like to know do they still call it Madison square garden,rember Led Zeppelin,I wish I was there I was 5 yr old man Tiime machine ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.
Yes, Madison Square Garden is still around!
Wow. My schizophrenic so (ex)girlfriend just lives on Harrison and Lynch..😁 now away from me in her own world as usual smoking a cigarette on her stoop. Though I miss her..
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Totally Tubular
"Nice view of Williamsburg" lol it's a fucking dump
6:12 she was going the wrong way down a one-way, too. bimbo
Wow, you’re right! I didn’t notice that.
WTF Brooklyn looks like a third world country. I'm quite shocked to be honest.
Fuck the Lower East Side looks like shit too
Hay why can’t city make a water laser gun clean graffiti,hmmmm,spray off water hmmmmmm,oh I like to know where was first pay phone city bet you don’t know hmmm.
Graffiti is a known art in Williamsburg
Why is the guy spitting 1:35? Ewe :((
New York is an old city. Not beautiful and Not clean.
Being old is not an excuse for a city being dirty.All of NYC could be easily cleaned up.It's just that the authorities nor the people give a damn about cleanliness.