For those on mobile Timestamps 1:35 - Exiting Broadway (G) Train Station 2:27 - Broadway & Heyward Street 4:38 - Broadway & Middleton Street 5:42 - Broadway & Lorimer Street 6:45 - Broadway & Walton Street 7:53 - Broadway & Wallabout Street 9:00 - Broadway & Gerry Street 11:00 - Broadway & Whipple Street 13:20 - Broadway & Flushing Avenue 14:35 - Marcus Garvey Boulevard & Broadway 15:46 - Humboldt Street & Flushing Avenue / Sumner Place 17:57 - Debevoise Street & Humboldt Street 19:35 - Graham Avenue & Debevoise Street 20:35 - Graham Avenue & Cook Street 21:30 - Graham Avenue & Varet Street 22:30 - Graham Avenue & Moore Street 23:55 - Graham Avenue & Seigel Street 24:56 - Graham Avenue & McKibbin Street 25:50 - Graham Avenue & Boerum Street 26:45 - Graham Avenue & Johnson Avenue 27:50 - Graham Avenue & Montrose Avenue 29:00 - Graham Avenue & Meserole Street 29:59 - Graham Avenue & Scholes Street 32:40 - Graham Avenue & Maujer Street 33:43 - Graham Avenue & Grand Street 35:16 - Graham Avenue & Powers Street 36:20 - Graham Avenue & Ainslie Street 37:16 - Graham Avenue & Devoe Street 38:15 - Graham Avenue & Metropolitan Avenue
I grew up here in Williamsburg, as u walked up Graham Ave, you walked right through where I lived and u passed my Junior highschool "William J Gaynor" I was amazed to see my old neighborhood. I love all of your videos. I watch Daily. You are very informative and we love that. We will be in NY from 8/15 thru the 24th to visit my Family. Thanks again for all of the cool vids. We will be traveling from La guardia Airport and taking the bus and train into the city where our hotel is on Central park south. Loved your how to video on that too. You made it so much easier for us and THANK YOU SO MUCH! Keep em rolling and I will keep on watching. :-) Have an AWESOME week and b safe. God bless you and your family. :-)
@@ActionKid Yes it has. Lots of hip cafes and new residential modern buildings are popping up all over that area. I cant wait to tour this area when me and my partner come by. Hope all is well with you and your family. God bless u friend! :-)
There used to be a trolley-bus line that ran up and down Graham Avenue -- brutish-looking green and gray buses with their roof contactors sliding against and drawing electrical power from wires suspended overhead. The line gave way to _gas_ buses in mid-1960, but I still remember being fascinated by and fixated on the hot-blue sparking from the buses' electrical contacts as the buses drove off. I was four years old at the time; you just don't forget some things. Graham Avenue may still show signs of the rails planted there for the old trolleycars (streetcars?) that rode on them before the trolleybuses came along. PS: I miss the rain.
You're great, my friend! This video is fantastic: relaxed promenade under a rain [great patience!] in everyday life! Routes, people's, much much store's, a train and the bridge over your head and... Life! You are my happyness!
I love rainy NYC video walks. I love to put it while going to sleep ans just listen the sounds of New York. Just those ads kill the vibe when I'm close to falling asleep. :D
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@ 14:37 secs, on the right, and in front, building with the clock was a bank. I forgot the bank name. Also, building on the left and across the street, with the word Rainbow, that was a Woolworth building and shopping mall. That was my hanging spot with the guys from the block. We'd go there and play video games, nascent as they were but great fun. We also, took lots of pictures there as they had a photo booth. @ 16:57 secs, there is a dental office. That was a pet shop. We shopped there for all of our pet needs. We had an amazing aquarium set up as a result of the now defunct pet shop. @ 17:44 secs, there is a project there across the street from you. In the mid sixties, we were so poor that we use to go there and collect our government cheese in the basement of that building. It was distributed once a month. Crazy times but I wouldn't trade them for the world. @ 22:26 secs, Cricket phone company, use to be Katz's Deli. The best damned Knishes in the world. I mean it. Also, Glory shoes, use to be the best darned bakery for a latino kid growing up in the hood. It was called Valencia bakery. They had the best sugar donuts this side of the river and best warmed bread with butter. They had to kinds of breads: Pan de manteca and pan de agua. Lard bread and water bread respectively. So fucking good. @ 23:58 secs across the street on the west side of the avenue, there is a boarded up store front. That was actually a Chinese Cuban restaurant for about 30 something years. It was an awesome eatery at the time for the locals. Not the cleanest of places by todays standards, but we had some great meals there and times.
14:27 on the left there is a bus and there is an advertisement for "CHERNOBYL" on it. In America, this show is probably popular. And I have not watched it, although I live in the country where it happened. Our city is about 200 km from that place. Though I was very young then, I remember the day when the explosion occurred at the nuclear power plant. And he remembered me well because early in the morning the police drove through the city’s streets and loudly shouted that the residents would close tightly the windows and doors in the houses, take off their laundry from the balconies and bring them into the house. No one knew why they why they say that. For several days the government kept the accident at the nuclear power station in secret and people did not know what was going on. The radioactive cloud passed over our country and flew further towards Poland and Germany, but it was already safe there. We learned more about danger from European sources than from our own government. My neighbor worked as a fireman at the time, he was called and he went there. Fortunately for him everything went well, he even later got a family and he has healthy children. But some liquidators of the consequences of the accident were not lucky. They all drank red wine there, at least two glasses of red wine a day. It is believed that good red wine helps to remove strontium and fight radiation. Nevertheless, many people from the firefighters-liquidators died. My mom's friend had a husband, he was also a fireman and worked there after the accident. When he came from there, he fell ill and became very thin. He was given a disability and retirement. He lived for 7 years and died later. I did not watch this series, you need to choose the time and see. I wonder how they show our country.
I use to live right upstairs from the B'way station. Lindsay park. I grew up there. Prior to that, I lived on Varet st, between Manhattan ave and Graham ave, on 2 separate occasions - in the sixties and seventies.
If AK walked the other way on Broadway. The next street was Rutledge St where i lived from 1954 to 1968. All good memories. I remember when they were building the Lindsay projects. We moved when they knocked down the entire block on Rutledge where PS122 was to build a bigger school. Went to Transfiguration Elementary school(Marcy ave and Hooper St.) which has been closed for years because mostly a Jewish community.
Hello Actionkid! Thank you for another wonderful video of Williamsburg. I can't get enough of that neighborhood. I really love it's diverse and gritty commercial district especially in the rain. I was only disappointed that Actionkid did not stop at ActionBurger for a quick bite. :)
Walking right through the projects in this one. My neighborhood. The poor part of town lol This is like the NYCHA tour. Haha even though I live and grew up here I love watching your videos lol
I recently moved to Williamsburg being born and raised in Coney Island I live on Scholes Street right next to ten Ten Eyck houses between Lorimier and Leonard, I can tell you that this area has Gentefied so much it’s not even recognizable?
Also, growing up in this area, in the late sixties and early 70s, there was a company as you turn Heyward st, called Brown Cow. They made a chocolate drink like Yahoo. It was delicious. I use to ask them for a drink as a kid and they would give them to us. They were great guys. I lived in this area from 1965 to 1984. I still have family in the coop's there and great friends.
Hello !! .. yesterday enjoy the rain from the South Ferry !! ... it rained a lot !! .... I walked a little in the afternoon, before it started to rain again !! ☔☔ ... 😊👍💝
Wow how much Williamsburg has Gentefied around this section of the neighborhood In just 3 years! I live in Scholes Street between Lomier and Leonard just recently moved here being born, and raise in Brighton Beach .
Great video! I was going to request a tour of Graham Ave. with you speaking. Shopped on Graham for years! Got a little confused as to how or where you connected from Broadway to Graham. Couldn't recognize the corner. Don't think I saw Woodhull. Loved it nonetheless!!! Thank you so much!!!
Hi action kid David here a Scot living in London I love your vlog as usual but I see it's raining there here in London ist raining has doing for a week but I still walk to work ivery day 4 miles to and 4 back home and stand in the rain giving out free newspaper and magazine to the public i don't mind I get paid so thank you for sharing it David
Dear K., you seem to somehow have a horror of rain. Some time ago, you posted a video that was supposed to be a "severe thunderstorm". May I tell you that such kinds of rain and thunderstorms are a normality for us here. Something else is what we experienced in the last week. There were the first really warm days, after which it cooled off very strongly in the evening. It then came to thunderstorms with tremendous downpours and very high wind speeds. In some places in Germany there were also tornadoes. In one place the rooftops flew by in rows, and houses were destroyed. So a bit of rain does not stir anyone here. However, there were also cases of hail where the individual hailstones were as big as golf balls or tennis balls. That's when it starts to get scary for me. New York City is on the same latitude as the Italian metropolis Naples or especially the bay of Paestum. Since you are in the US probably more interested in sun than in rain. BTW: >>> How about your DJI Osmo? - I think the Osmo camera will only become a real competitor for the GoPro Hero7 Black with the next model. For the currently sold model, there should be at least a fundamentally improved operating system, so a huge update.
That’s a scary thunderstorm and weather event! Wow! I’ve returned the DJI Osmo Action to the store. The software is very buggy and not polished. I don’t like the colors of the camera, and it has audio syncing issues.
@@ActionKid - Ha, wow, that's interesting: Sync issues. - This is a matter of software used to encode and decode the video recording. And probably also a problem of the protocol for storing the additional data in a video. Forget the matter and wait and see how it looks in half a year or even a whole year. Until then, however, there may be a successor to the GoPro Hero7 Black. Then it may happen that thoughts of an Osmo camera vanish in the air. Incidentally, protect yourself and do not lock yourself by constantly walking around in New York and consuming shoe soles. Sit somewhere where it is especially beautiful. Place your camera on a tripod, search for the right time-lapse speed and let the camera run for a few hours with additional battery. Eat some fortune cookies and rest. I bet that resulting video will find many friends. With best regards, M.
@ 7:26 secs, there was a building there called the 610. That was the address, but also, the name of the club. It also went by another name, Montañez, named after the proprietor. It was in fact, a strip joint with full nudity, back in the 70's. I was a teenager then and I was also, hanging there with some close friends and family. It was great. I use to see lots of Hassids hanging there slipping girls a few dollars to grope a few of the chics. @ 20:40 secs, I use to play at a small club on the weekends, called "La Casita", located on Cook st. It was located between, Graham ave and Manhattan ave, on the north west corner. I developed my chops playing there with a bunch of amazing salsa, Latin Jazz musicians. The proprietor was a guy named Frankie. He played with a very well known group at the time called Frankie Danté and his orchestra. What an amazing place and time that was. This was at the beginning of the 80's.
I like walkin in the rain.. But i hate it when the rainwater flooded the streets.. And its disgusting smelly rats and cockroach.. Ewww..oh ive seen mcdonalds my fave fastfood resto.. By the way i love your floral umbrella.. 😘
35:28 I'm interested in things audio so the 'rock school' banner caught my eye and a quick search on Ecosia found this: thesoundcity.com/?page_id=190 and I'll bet the guy @ 35:39 is headed there! His tote bag (which I'd hazard contains some vinyl pressings) has 'Records Before Rent' written on it!
it's really annoying when you mute the video every time you hear some kind of music played outside. Other youtuber's ignores these things. Why not you?
For those on mobile
Timestamps
1:35 - Exiting Broadway (G) Train Station
2:27 - Broadway & Heyward Street
4:38 - Broadway & Middleton Street
5:42 - Broadway & Lorimer Street
6:45 - Broadway & Walton Street
7:53 - Broadway & Wallabout Street
9:00 - Broadway & Gerry Street
11:00 - Broadway & Whipple Street
13:20 - Broadway & Flushing Avenue
14:35 - Marcus Garvey Boulevard & Broadway
15:46 - Humboldt Street & Flushing Avenue / Sumner Place
17:57 - Debevoise Street & Humboldt Street
19:35 - Graham Avenue & Debevoise Street
20:35 - Graham Avenue & Cook Street
21:30 - Graham Avenue & Varet Street
22:30 - Graham Avenue & Moore Street
23:55 - Graham Avenue & Seigel Street
24:56 - Graham Avenue & McKibbin Street
25:50 - Graham Avenue & Boerum Street
26:45 - Graham Avenue & Johnson Avenue
27:50 - Graham Avenue & Montrose Avenue
29:00 - Graham Avenue & Meserole Street
29:59 - Graham Avenue & Scholes Street
32:40 - Graham Avenue & Maujer Street
33:43 - Graham Avenue & Grand Street
35:16 - Graham Avenue & Powers Street
36:20 - Graham Avenue & Ainslie Street
37:16 - Graham Avenue & Devoe Street
38:15 - Graham Avenue & Metropolitan Avenue
This is where I have lived for over 36 yrs. Right when you come out of the Subway. Great video.
The rain walks are my favorite.. they relax me... thanks AK
wow your videos are amazing. I get to see places in New York I will probably never go. I love how you did some videos in Philly too. I subbed. 👍
Thanks for subbing!
I grew up here in Williamsburg, as u walked up Graham Ave, you walked right through where I lived and u passed my Junior highschool "William J Gaynor" I was amazed to see my old neighborhood. I love all of your videos. I watch Daily. You are very informative and we love that. We will be in NY from 8/15 thru the 24th to visit my Family. Thanks again for all of the cool vids. We will be traveling from La guardia Airport and taking the bus and train into the city where our hotel is on Central park south. Loved your how to video on that too. You made it so much easier for us and THANK YOU SO MUCH! Keep em rolling and I will keep on watching. :-) Have an AWESOME week and b safe. God bless you and your family. :-)
Great! I’m very happy my videos helped you out with New York 😃 Your old neighborhood must have changed a lot!
@@ActionKid Yes it has. Lots of hip cafes and new residential modern buildings are popping up all over that area. I cant wait to tour this area when me and my partner come by. Hope all is well with you and your family. God bless u friend! :-)
I love Williamsburg, really nice neighbourhood :)
I love seeing a nice rainy walk (especially from the comfort of my home) - thanks for posting this :)
I like Williamsburg. A unique community. I like your floral printed umbrella!
Thank you!
There used to be a trolley-bus line that ran up and down Graham Avenue -- brutish-looking green and gray buses with their roof contactors sliding against and drawing electrical power from wires suspended overhead. The line gave way to _gas_ buses in mid-1960, but I still remember being fascinated by and fixated on the hot-blue sparking from the buses' electrical contacts as the buses drove off. I was four years old at the time; you just don't forget some things. Graham Avenue may still show signs of the rails planted there for the old trolleycars (streetcars?) that rode on them before the trolleybuses came along. PS: I miss the rain.
The city of New York should get rid of the buses and bring back the streetcars on that street, _if_ it can.
Definitely by tomorrow Saturday I'll be going on to my own New York City adventure all over the place before going home by Sunday 4:00am
Awesome walk. I love that rainy weather.
You're great, my friend! This video is fantastic: relaxed promenade under a rain [great patience!] in everyday life! Routes, people's, much much store's, a train and the bridge over your head and... Life! You are my happyness!
I love rainy NYC video walks. I love to put it while going to sleep ans just listen the sounds of New York. Just those ads kill the vibe when I'm close to falling asleep. :D
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@ 14:37 secs, on the right, and in front, building with the clock was a bank. I forgot the bank name. Also, building on the left and across the street, with the word Rainbow, that was a Woolworth building and shopping mall. That was my hanging spot with the guys from the block. We'd go there and play video games, nascent as they were but great fun. We also, took lots of pictures there as they had a photo booth. @ 16:57 secs, there is a dental office. That was a pet shop. We shopped there for all of our pet needs. We had an amazing aquarium set up as a result of the now defunct pet shop. @ 17:44 secs, there is a project there across the street from you. In the mid sixties, we were so poor that we use to go there and collect our government cheese in the basement of that building. It was distributed once a month. Crazy times but I wouldn't trade them for the world. @ 22:26 secs, Cricket phone company, use to be Katz's Deli. The best damned Knishes in the world. I mean it. Also, Glory shoes, use to be the best darned bakery for a latino kid growing up in the hood. It was called Valencia bakery. They had the best sugar donuts this side of the river and best warmed bread with butter. They had to kinds of breads: Pan de manteca and pan de agua. Lard bread and water bread respectively. So fucking good. @ 23:58 secs across the street on the west side of the avenue, there is a boarded up store front. That was actually a Chinese Cuban restaurant for about 30 something years. It was an awesome eatery at the time for the locals. Not the cleanest of places by todays standards, but we had some great meals there and times.
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14:27 on the left there is a bus and there is an advertisement for "CHERNOBYL" on it. In America, this show is probably popular. And I have not watched it, although I live in the country where it happened. Our city is about 200 km from that place. Though I was very young then, I remember the day when the explosion occurred at the nuclear power plant. And he remembered me well because early in the morning the police drove through the city’s streets and loudly shouted that the residents would close tightly the windows and doors in the houses, take off their laundry from the balconies and bring them into the house. No one knew why they why they say that. For several days the government kept the accident at the nuclear power station in secret and people did not know what was going on. The radioactive cloud passed over our country and flew further towards Poland and Germany, but it was already safe there. We learned more about danger from European sources than from our own government. My neighbor worked as a fireman at the time, he was called and he went there. Fortunately for him everything went well, he even later got a family and he has healthy children. But some liquidators of the consequences of the accident were not lucky. They all drank red wine there, at least two glasses of red wine a day. It is believed that good red wine helps to remove strontium and fight radiation. Nevertheless, many people from the firefighters-liquidators died. My mom's friend had a husband, he was also a fireman and worked there after the accident. When he came from there, he fell ill and became very thin. He was given a disability and retirement. He lived for 7 years and died later.
I did not watch this series, you need to choose the time and see. I wonder how they show our country.
What happened at Chernobyl was just horrible. I’m sorry you had to experience it and know people who were affected by it.
@Chickity Chick
Thank you for your sympathy and wishes. I wish you also all the best in life !
@Karen Harriman
Your experiences for the fate of people you do not even know are worthy of respect. All the best to you !
I use to live right upstairs from the B'way station. Lindsay park. I grew up there. Prior to that, I lived on Varet st, between Manhattan ave and Graham ave, on 2 separate occasions - in the sixties and seventies.
If AK walked the other way on Broadway. The next street was Rutledge St where i lived from 1954 to 1968. All good memories. I remember when they were building the Lindsay projects. We moved when they knocked down the entire block on Rutledge where PS122 was to build a bigger school. Went to Transfiguration Elementary school(Marcy ave and Hooper St.) which has been closed for years because mostly a Jewish community.
@@shsechas I live at the Lindsay Park Co Operatives.
Hello Actionkid! Thank you for another wonderful video of Williamsburg. I can't get enough of that neighborhood. I really love it's diverse and gritty commercial district especially in the rain. I was only disappointed that Actionkid did not stop at ActionBurger for a quick bite. :)
All houses so bright when it's raining 😊
Walking right through the projects in this one. My neighborhood. The poor part of town lol This is like the NYCHA tour. Haha even though I live and grew up here I love watching your videos lol
I grew up on Rutledge St.(corner of Marcy Ave) 1954 to 1968. Great memories.
I recently moved to Williamsburg being born and raised in Coney Island I live on Scholes Street right next to ten Ten Eyck houses between Lorimier and Leonard, I can tell you that this area has Gentefied so much it’s not even recognizable?
Also, growing up in this area, in the late sixties and early 70s, there was a company as you turn Heyward st, called Brown Cow. They made a chocolate drink like Yahoo. It was delicious. I use to ask them for a drink as a kid and they would give them to us. They were great guys. I lived in this area from 1965 to 1984. I still have family in the coop's there and great friends.
Wow I wish I could have a chocolate drink from there now. Sounds delicious!
@@ActionKid it was good stuff. I still visit the area and was in fact there yesterday and will be back in Lindsay today. It's changes quite a bit.
Lived on Rutledge St. Cross street was Marcy Ave. 1954 to 11968 Great memories.
Nice videos! Great quality. If we could see the name of the street on the top it would be appreciated ;)
this channel is my feelgood-place on the sometimes vile internet
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Today is a beautiful day !! ... Have a nice weekend !! 💝
Hello !! .. yesterday enjoy the rain from the South Ferry !! ... it rained a lot !! .... I walked a little in the afternoon, before it started to rain again !! ☔☔ ... 😊👍💝
Wow how much Williamsburg has Gentefied around this section of the neighborhood
In just 3 years! I live in Scholes Street between Lomier and Leonard just recently moved here being born, and raise in Brighton Beach .
Love the rain videos. I just got the same umbrella in your video. Pretty nice.
It’s a great umbrella ☔️ Great design
I wish I lived there. I love cities.
Janice Rigsbee New York is the city of citys
loved the walk. Rain was depressing
Popular neighborhood
7:34 why is he walking his dog in the rain with no cover?...other than this great video as always AK.
Great video! I was going to request a tour of Graham Ave. with you speaking. Shopped on Graham for years! Got a little confused as to how or where you connected from Broadway to Graham. Couldn't recognize the corner. Don't think I saw Woodhull. Loved it nonetheless!!! Thank you so much!!!
Woodhull at 13:47
Bravo A.K.👏
Yayyyyy I’m glad you did this walk
I miss NYC
Great video 🙂
Thanks for your videos
I can almost smell the rain
My great aunt live on Wilson St and Bedford Ave in Williamsburg!
Thanks ActionKid 👍👍👍
Thank you❤❤❤
your videos are very good. It's already winter.
GO BUSHWICK GO BUSHWICK LOL MY OLD NEIGHBORHOOD
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Hi action kid David here a Scot living in London I love your vlog as usual but I see it's raining there here in London ist raining has doing for a week but I still walk to work ivery day 4 miles to and 4 back home and stand in the rain giving out free newspaper and magazine to the public i don't mind I get paid so thank you for sharing it David
I admire that you walk such distance to and fro work. Have a good life.
love it
Dear K., you seem to somehow have a horror of rain. Some time ago, you posted a video that was supposed to be a "severe thunderstorm". May I tell you that such kinds of rain and thunderstorms are a normality for us here. Something else is what we experienced in the last week. There were the first really warm days, after which it cooled off very strongly in the evening. It then came to thunderstorms with tremendous downpours and very high wind speeds. In some places in Germany there were also tornadoes. In one place the rooftops flew by in rows, and houses were destroyed.
So a bit of rain does not stir anyone here. However, there were also cases of hail where the individual hailstones were as big as golf balls or tennis balls. That's when it starts to get scary for me.
New York City is on the same latitude as the Italian metropolis Naples or especially the bay of Paestum. Since you are in the US probably more interested in sun than in rain.
BTW:
>>> How about your DJI Osmo? - I think the Osmo camera will only become a real competitor for the GoPro Hero7 Black with the next model. For the currently sold model, there should be at least a fundamentally improved operating system, so a huge update.
That’s a scary thunderstorm and weather event! Wow!
I’ve returned the DJI Osmo Action to the store. The software is very buggy and not polished. I don’t like the colors of the camera, and it has audio syncing issues.
@@ActionKid - Ha, wow, that's interesting: Sync issues. - This is a matter of software used to encode and decode the video recording. And probably also a problem of the protocol for storing the additional data in a video. Forget the matter and wait and see how it looks in half a year or even a whole year. Until then, however, there may be a successor to the GoPro Hero7 Black. Then it may happen that thoughts of an Osmo camera vanish in the air.
Incidentally, protect yourself and do not lock yourself by constantly walking around in New York and consuming shoe soles.
Sit somewhere where it is especially beautiful. Place your camera on a tripod, search for the right time-lapse speed and let the camera run for a few hours with additional battery. Eat some fortune cookies and rest. I bet that resulting video will find many friends.
With best regards, M.
belle vidéo, mais pourquoi vous n'avez pas fait de narration ?
30:08 blue park the most famous skate spot in all of Brooklyn.
Beautiful is nyc
Lindissimas imagens!
Thanks buddy
Thanks!
Love Your Videos !! I'm Planing On Visiting Again This Summer !! I Don't Enjoy The Subways Though , It's Almost Like A Sauna Down There ) :
hlw brother I saw your all video,,can you tell me about that logo in corner your videos?
That’s the branding watermark and enables viewers to easily subscribe to the channel.
@ 7:26 secs, there was a building there called the 610. That was the address, but also, the name of the club. It also went by another name, Montañez, named after the proprietor. It was in fact, a strip joint with full nudity, back in the 70's. I was a teenager then and I was also, hanging there with some close friends and family. It was great. I use to see lots of Hassids hanging there slipping girls a few dollars to grope a few of the chics. @ 20:40 secs, I use to play at a small club on the weekends, called "La Casita", located on Cook st. It was located between, Graham ave and Manhattan ave, on the north west corner. I developed my chops playing there with a bunch of amazing salsa, Latin Jazz musicians. The proprietor was a guy named Frankie. He played with a very well known group at the time called Frankie Danté and his orchestra. What an amazing place and time that was. This was at the beginning of the 80's.
First time being first:)
Spent the first 24 years of my life in around this turf..its different now ..especially without all the great friends I had..🤓
07:56 there's a guy thats insulting you with his finger
8:02 "American & FOREING cars" 😳
Haha 😂
I like walkin in the rain.. But i hate it when the rainwater flooded the streets.. And its disgusting smelly rats and cockroach.. Ewww..oh ive seen mcdonalds my fave fastfood resto.. By the way i love your floral umbrella.. 😘
35:28 I'm interested in things audio so the 'rock school' banner caught my eye and a quick search on Ecosia found this: thesoundcity.com/?page_id=190 and I'll bet the guy @ 35:39 is headed there! His tote bag (which I'd hazard contains some vinyl pressings) has 'Records Before Rent' written on it!
12:25 кроссовки)
Nice walking,but weather is not for walking...
it's really annoying when you mute the video every time you hear some kind of music played outside. Other youtuber's ignores these things. Why not you?
copyrighted music..., Your kind consideration.
love it