He, You who guide & U whom who Answer; Yhe that what U wrote, got me!🙏🎇🏴☠️😄yhea NY City is Not America🛸🩸😍 Yes, I’ve been in NY for 3 amazing days 🪙🏴☠️🪄🪞⚡️🍸
this is probably the best video i’ve ever watched. for 52 minutes i forgot i was living in a small village in france and felt like i was walking through 5th avenue in new york. going to new york is honestly my biggest dream. ever. this video made me so happy😢 EDIT : people in the comments be like "i prefer villages blahblahblah" and i know how a french village can sound like, and it’s good if you want to spend a week there to breathe fresh air or take a couple pictures for instagram... BUT try living there for 20 years without a car / public transport, surrounded by old people and no stores and far from everything and no activities and so many things that describe this sh*thole. i’m sure you’ll miss the city after a week :) but that’s only my personal opinion :) bye EDIT number 2 : i really didn’t expect to get that many answers😭 i wrote this comment 8 months ago while dreaming of getting out of my house so now that i have enough distance from these thoughts i want to clarify something ! i obviously know that living in a village in france is far from horrible, and i’m very aware of my privilege and how a lot of people all around the world don’t have the same chance as me. the debate between what is better between living in new york / living in a village in france is completely pointless. i want to thank all of you for your answers though ! i like reading about other opinions / point of views, and i’m sorry if i offended anyone. i hope you will all accomplish your dreams, no matter where you live in the world! ❤️
@@flubadubdubthegreat1272 But even London has substantially smaller buildings than NYC. The average of the top 20 buildings in London is 637 ft. The average in NYC is 1080. Not to mention that 4 of the top 20 in NYC were built in the early 1930s and average 1044 ft tall.
I'm from a small town in Ohio, I moved to NYC last year. I absolutely fell in love with the city and how there is always something to do, even at 3am! I never thought I'd fall asleep to the sounds of the city after coming from such a quiet town. I guess you just have to adapt.
I’m from a small town in Ohio too and I am agoraphobic, I would be lying if I said my cortisol didn’t raise a little from just watching this video. I guess you just have to focus on because it’s so busy, it’s also more anonymous
tbh, new york city is a wonder. i love it, been there once and fell head over heels for it. i want to live there someday and i hope i make it. i love the atmosphere, the architecture, the crowds of people... it’s like a city that suits me. and i love it... it’s gorgeous and magnetic. thank u for making this video. 🖤
The only time in my life that reality surpassed my expectations was the first time I visited this city. Absolutely fascinating place. Wish I could live there.
Mark Coast but I’m afraid you have to work hard to get your living there. I’ve been to New York several times, and I(or my dad) usually asks our friends how much they have to pay to live there, and they would say between $2,000 to $7,000(note that, this is how much houses costs in Brooklyn) not including tax. I imagine that in the heart of New York, it’s between $6,000 to $15,000, not including tax, to live there.
@@YTuser2019 The high rents are compensated by the high salaries. You also don't need an expensive car because the public transport is much faster. You're paying for an insanely cool, motivating and fascinating atmosphere on your doorstep. New York never sleeps.
New Yorkers shouldn’t take living in NYC for granted. People who watched this video has dreamed of having a tour in NYC at least once in our lifetime! Thank you for sharing this awesome tour! 😍
Absolutely amazing! It's like I went there myself. I thoroughly enjoyed the fact that you talked as you walked and described buildings and streets. Thank you for this wonderful video!
Celestial Seal ... All is well during our historic lockdown. I sell internet for a living so my company considered essential. A lot of New Yorkers are working from home so everyone needs WiFi. I went to Times Square on Monday there were only about 100 people walking around. It felt nice n weird at the same time. I took the train first time since March, they are basically spotless👀👀 n still pretty empty. Eventually I’m sure it will be back to the throngs of people walking around, for now I’m going to enjoy the empty spaces.
You really should only do narration videos. You are enriching us all by your wealth of knowledge of Manhattan and the Burroughs. Much more interesting. Good job! For people who can't go to New York, it makes them feel like they are walking with you. I have been to New York many many times and it brings back great memories when I watch your videos. And I always learn some new things like the steam. I never knew that! Thanks for making these videos.
I love these videos. The advantages of living in a big city easily outweigh the disadvantages. I find that life's much better with a lot of life around. There's just more.
What an absolute dream of a city. I've never seen a city of this scale. I've been to Amsterdam and several other major cities in Europe, but this is something else. Kind of overwhelming if I must be honest. There's no better place to feel more insignificant.
For those on mobile Timestamps 1:45 - Someone bumps into me 2:31 - 60th Street 3:30 - 59th Street (Apple Store) 4:38 - 58th Street 5:55 - 57th Street (Trump Tower) 7:40 - 56th Street 8:50 - 55th Street 10:36 - 54th Street (Aggressive Cyclist and Woman nearly gets hit by a taxi) 12:05 - 53rd Street (UNIQLO) 13:22 - 52nd Street 14:22 - 51st Street (Saint Patrick's Cathedral [Actually Neo-Gothic Architecture], Atlas Statue & Rockefeller Center) 15:50 - 50th Street (Rockefeller Center Promenade & Sak's Fifth Avenue) 16:58 - 49th Street 18:25 - 48th Street (A fan says hello) 20:25 - 47th Street (Diamond District & More poor jaywalking) 21:35 - 46th Street (Little Brazil) 22:35 - 45th Street 23:40 - 44th Street 24:55 - 43rd Street (Poor jaywalking) 26:15 - 42nd Street (New York Public Library Main Branch) 27:36 - 41st Street 28:25 - 40th Street 29:50 - 39th Street 31:30 - 38th Street 33:00 - 37th Street 34:30 - 36th Street 36:00 - 35th Street (More poor jaywalking) 36:40 - Two people bump into each other 37:17 - 34th Street (Empire State Building) 38:55 - 33rd Street (Cyclist fails to yield to pedestrians) 40:00 - 32nd Street (Koreatown) 41:11 - 31st Street 42:20 - 30th Street 43:30 - 29th Street 44:25 - 28th Street 45:50 - 27th Street 47:30 - 26th Street 49:08 - 25th Street 50:20 - 24th Street 51:15 - 23rd Street (Flatiron Building - Completed in 1902)
You are really amazing..the way you described about particulars skyscrapers, church , park is really awsome..I am thankful to you that you made this video..I can feel the walk when you walk on streets..thanks a ton..
I recently had my first visit to NY and couldn't have asked for a better experience. As I sip on a cup of tea, I watch this video with a keen longing to be back. Best wishes from Dublin, Ireland!
Thank you! For the person who wants very much to visit NY one day, this video is absolutely fantastic. Lots of information and useful tips for tourists.Thanks again!
Thank you so much for the upload, fantastic. I could only dream of seeing NY's Fifth Avenue, but I felt like I was walking with you. I live in in a small town in England and am disabled, so this was like a dream come true...thank you ❤
My first experience with the action kid’s videos... fan-super-tastic ...loved every moment of it and was “glued to his commentary” as well as his visuals ! Thank you ...thank you ...thank you!
I love this! I can always appreciate videos like this without background music add ons. Allows us to really immerse and hear the actual street noises as they are. Thank u for sharing!!
Beautiful video ! The picture quality is remarkable and the commentary is accurate and personable: it really does feel like walking through the streets of NY with a friend !. I have never been to NY, and maybe I never will, so this is as close as it gets, for me and people like me, to have a NY experience. A cool idea and a very nice project altogether. A job very well done Actionkid ! Congrats !
This is probably the closest that i can get to 5th avenue. Still, life is strange. I love the narrated video, it was like i walked with you. Greetings from Turkey ❤️
One of the best narrators on TH-cam wrt NYC and great detail. The way you explain and show in the camera makes it appear as if we are really walking through the streets. Unlike many others who either don't give enough info or have no idea how to video. Thanks actionkid
So happy I found your channel I was just in New York attending a trade show on the weekend and staying around the corner from the Flatiron building , so your walk was informative and since I am older cannot walk a long distance so this was very rewarding, I felt like I was walking with you! Thanks so much, Linda, Toronto
You filmed this on my birthday. I was there in the 2020 and seeing your video as you explain everything I'm just bombarded with memories from my trip. idk why but I love NYC even before I had the chance to visit it. Now I want to come back in all the stations of the year. Thanks man!
I was having trouble sleeping and started watching this video. Your voice is so soothing I feel asleep within 10 minutes. 😂 gotta finish watching this now I’m awake.
watching this from my country Kenya and i cant believe how much I'm missing out on in life. New York is just beautiful!!...looking forward to being there someday
Some people are so lucky to be born or to be able to live in such beautiful places, other are born in the most boring and f’d up country in a village with population of couple of thousand. It sounds really bad, but it gives me hella lot of motivation. I know where i want to be in future and it helps me keep my discipline and keep working my ass of for this
Go. I was right there last October for the first time ever..Im 52..I can smell it and feel it just watching this video..Best city in the world.,,And yes..top of the rock is awesome and worth the price.
Hi I performed in everypart if Germany and love it there. You guys treated me beautifully..I'm from NYC. You'd be surprised at the neighborhoods in NY that the architecture resembles Germany. All Beautiful💖
My family moved out of New York in 2020 because of covid and now I’m in Utah. It’s nice here but nothing can beat the feel of nyc. I hope to live there again when I’m older. I watched this video all the way through and I enjoyed it so much, it made me happy to feel like I’m there again.
I walked down this street as a young visiting hippie back in 1970. Thanks for the memories. I love NYC. I can't even imagine walking down this street again high on acid. Every store has some security type manning the doors...lol. The 4K helps me imagine.
Just visited, New York City is an amazing place so much going on at once a load of things to do and see and at night the place is something else never experienced a place like it.
thank you man and greetings from Russia. I learn english and culture of the US by watching many many different videos including yours and ima tell you that your english is really perfect you have an awesome diction thank you again its a pleasant to learn something from the talented people
I walked this one from Crown Bldg (56th) to 33rd 20 years back for 4,5 years from Monday to Friday. It is amazing how watching this brings up memories. Thanks
Fun fact: as of January 2020 the Empire State Building is the 7th tallest building in NYC. By 2022 it's projected that it won't even be in the top ten.
I am India and I am very much fascinated by New York.. And this was the best video I came across through... I really want to go there and see all these things... one day I wish I could...
This is my new favorite channel to chill and do homework/gaming. Love the narration ones a lot. Since I plan too move to the city one day soon, nice information ☺️☺️☺️
I moved away from NYC in 1980 so this is all unfamiliar to me now. I used to walk from Washington Square up either 5th Ave. or Broadway to about 116th (Columbia U) all the time. When I moved away I felt like my heart was torn out and I was bleeding to death, for many years I was on the verge of moving back except things were so dirty and expensive back then it was out of my price range. It's good to see it through your lens and I do need to go back and reacquaint myself with the city.
Kid you make a good narrator is an excellent video I could not sleep it's almost 3 a.m. for me I am sitting back on the couch watching you on the big screen taking your tour through New York and narrating I really don't know anything at all about New York other than things I've heard so by you living in New York narrating your walking tour it's great.. I always enjoy your videos kid keep up the good work in the new year 2019..
Love this, brings back so many fond memories of several trips there. Using this for my treadmill walking workouts to make me feel like I'm walking this again. Thanks so much for this. Hope you do more of NYC.
I'm gonna go to New York one day, I'm from New Zealand, Ever since I was a kid I have been so fascinated by this city. Edit to say: Your viedo is fantastic.
I’m from England and I have so many butterflies watching this. I will be planning my trip soon for next year, I can’t explain how much I’ve always wanted to go to NY ✨ This was exactly what I’d want to see and what I will pretty much be doing across the whole of NY haha. Walking, walking and walking. I love shopping aswell so it’s gonna be awesome!
@@mitsokoThankyou very much. I am still yet to visit, as several attempts to book it have not materialised due to the accommodation and personal stuff 😭 And likewise! The amount of American accents I heard this weekend in London haha
I’m from Buenos Aires Argentina I been many times in NY, I love the city, I love the museums, I love the Broadway musicals I love the buildings and the people from NY is amazing!!
Common Unicorn touched or untouched doesn’t really matter.. had it not been public knowledge that it was man made would you know?.. cause I wouldn’t, a lot looks natural and untouched for NYC if you ask me
VERY CLEAR, SMOOTH, NARRATIVE AND STABLED VIDEO. 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾 Most people wear black in NYC because it matches with their everyday lifestyle and whatever situation they find them selves. It also happens that most people buy more black outter wear rather than colors they can’t match with. 37:25 Empire State Building is the 4th because the third tallest is “30 HUDSON YARD”. I believe it opened this year or due to be opened. Also in NYC we only call The borough of Manhattan “The City”. Although all five boroughs are the city, only one is actually call the city. Most people don’t wait for the crossing signed lights to cross because clearly no one will wait for you and everyone always appear to be in a rush.
I am so glad i’ve finally been able to find content like this! I love people watching while walking or driving but I don’t get out much. If only I could combine this with rain sounds and a 360 camera view. Still, this is a great video!
Oh wow, where to begin...!? I loved this video! My husband and I visited NYC two years ago, stayed down on 46th somewhere, and learned the subway system, visiting all the touristy spots that week... Last year we returned, but this time branched out for some historical places. This year (in April again) we are staying close to Central Park, and will spend much of our time there, relaxing, walking, exploring, painting, taking photos...But hey! I stumbled onto this video tonight and walked all the way down 5th Ave. with you,totally enjoying your narration and fantastic tour, along with tips for tourists! Next thing I do will be to look for a few more of your videos, and hit that subscribe button! You are so knowledgeable, so you must have grown up in Manhattan? You have just a trace of a NY accent! Thanks for a fantastic walk down Fifth Ave!
when I was in my late teens / early twenties - at least once every Christmas I would walk from The Plaza Hotel to Washington Square Park to do some of my Christmas shopping and to see everything - and in every neighborhood I would add to my purchases - coming home , finding it hard to balance all I thought I could carry !
@@rebekahalessi3731 , when I look back at it now , I think funny , more than sweet , and maybe a bit pathetic ! but it was once my life , and now it's not ! - it took a lot of living , and a lot of tears , for me to learn how to celebrate Christmas !
This absolutely brought memories of where I was born and raised. During the 60s, my mother used to take my sister and I shopping in 5th ave because all the bargain stores were there. We never imagined it would become so upscale as it is today. I miss it so much but sadly I can no longer afford to live there.
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this is what I call a tour. thanks a lot man.
For real watched it al the way from Jamaica
@@danielmorgan3590 I watched it from holland👌🔝
@@oassim1525 reallu? thats nice
@@danielmorgan3590 yeah I am from Amsterdam I want to come one time to New York but it's now difficult now because Corona stay save and humble bro👌
@@oassim1525 wow I am from Jamaica awesome when u plan to go we can coincide our tip lol
I've never been to NYC. This is the first time I've ever seen a real-time walk in the city. I really appreciate it, it was very informative.
You’re welcome, glad you enjoyed the video!
ActionKid yep me too! This is gorgeous,one day I hope to go
@@sammyUknow Same. If I can't ever live there, there are always trips!
yes for real!!!!!!!!!!!!
He, You who guide & U whom who Answer; Yhe that what U wrote, got me!🙏🎇🏴☠️😄yhea NY City is Not America🛸🩸😍
Yes, I’ve been in NY for 3 amazing days 🪙🏴☠️🪄🪞⚡️🍸
this is probably the best video i’ve ever watched. for 52 minutes i forgot i was living in a small village in france and felt like i was walking through 5th avenue in new york. going to new york is honestly my biggest dream. ever. this video made me so happy😢
EDIT : people in the comments be like "i prefer villages blahblahblah" and i know how a french village can sound like, and it’s good if you want to spend a week there to breathe fresh air or take a couple pictures for instagram... BUT try living there for 20 years without a car / public transport, surrounded by old people and no stores and far from everything and no activities and so many things that describe this sh*thole. i’m sure you’ll miss the city after a week :) but that’s only my personal opinion :) bye
EDIT number 2 : i really didn’t expect to get that many answers😭 i wrote this comment 8 months ago while dreaming of getting out of my house so now that i have enough distance from these thoughts i want to clarify something !
i obviously know that living in a village in france is far from horrible, and i’m very aware of my privilege and how a lot of people all around the world don’t have the same chance as me. the debate between what is better between living in new york / living in a village in france is completely pointless.
i want to thank all of you for your answers though ! i like reading about other opinions / point of views, and i’m sorry if i offended anyone.
i hope you will all accomplish your dreams, no matter where you live in the world! ❤️
Manhattan is beautiful, and so is France.
yeah same at me living in village in asia. this video gives me an inspiration about having a good future in life
let's go together one day!
i'd trade NY for a small village in France any day.
I prefer villages
Great video! No stupid music. And you can hear the sounds of the city.
cities are the same . buildings ,people ,traffic ?
2 types of car in NY:
1. yellow taxi
2. Cadillac Escalade
It does seem that way!
More like yellow cars and black cars
ups trucks
To be fair, there are a couple of Navigators as well!
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I felt like I was walking with my friend in New York for the first time and he's showing me around. thanks a lot for the video
As an European I have to say the buildings are huge
It is odd they don't have more skyscrapers in Europe, considering the population density and the land value in cities like London.
As a middle eastern, I have to say the buildings are quite small
@@norwegianblue2017 European architectures looks more classy
You clearly haven't been to India
@@flubadubdubthegreat1272 But even London has substantially smaller buildings than NYC. The average of the top 20 buildings in London is 637 ft. The average in NYC is 1080. Not to mention that 4 of the top 20 in NYC were built in the early 1930s and average 1044 ft tall.
It's amazing how people adapt to their surroundings. I'm from a small town so even watching this video I'm having sensory overload.
Omg same and im not even from a small town - so much is happening!
I'm from a small city and even this is too much.
I'm from a small town in Ohio, I moved to NYC last year. I absolutely fell in love with the city and how there is always something to do, even at 3am! I never thought I'd fall asleep to the sounds of the city after coming from such a quiet town. I guess you just have to adapt.
I actually had a panic attack during traffic in nyc it felt like the buildings were closing in, thank god I wasn’t driving though
I’m from a small town in Ohio too and I am agoraphobic, I would be lying if I said my cortisol didn’t raise a little from just watching this video. I guess you just have to focus on because it’s so busy, it’s also more anonymous
tbh, new york city is a wonder. i love it, been there once and fell head over heels for it. i want to live there someday and i hope i make it. i love the atmosphere, the architecture, the crowds of people... it’s like a city that suits me. and i love it... it’s gorgeous and magnetic. thank u for making this video. 🖤
The walk together with your information becomes even better. Thanks.
NY means depression
The only time in my life that reality surpassed my expectations was the first time I visited this city. Absolutely fascinating place. Wish I could live there.
Mark Coast but I’m afraid you have to work hard to get your living there. I’ve been to New York several times, and I(or my dad) usually asks our friends how much they have to pay to live there, and they would say between $2,000 to $7,000(note that, this is how much houses costs in Brooklyn) not including tax. I imagine that in the heart of New York, it’s between $6,000 to $15,000, not including tax, to live there.
i live here.. nothing special tbh
so true. NY is so alive and so thrilling to be a part of.
@@YTuser2019
The high rents are compensated by the high salaries. You also don't need an expensive car because the public transport is much faster.
You're paying for an insanely cool, motivating and fascinating atmosphere on your doorstep. New York never sleeps.
New Yorkers shouldn’t take living in NYC for granted. People who watched this video has dreamed of having a tour in NYC at least once in our lifetime! Thank you for sharing this awesome tour! 😍
Being a millionare/billionaire in New York city must be paradise!
not really - u get taxed heavily
skyline not true
@@nygeriunprence what's not true
u wot m8
@@VinOnline say wut?
I like 5th Avenue. Your walking video gives a sense of us being there too!!! Incredible.
22:26 you were holding the camera this whole video? wow, thanks for that!
You’re welcome!
Oh wow! I thought you had a chest mount or something like that.
i don’t watch netflix anymore, i watch you walking in newyork 👍
😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀🏃🏃
Me too
You get to learn something watching this unlike netflix
Would love to see this video around christmas time. Newyork is something else around christmas time
Ibi yasssss me too! If I went I think that’s when I’d want to visit!! Would be so cool!!!
Ibi New York is always something else
Candace Russell yup. If there’s a time to go to NYC, go in either the summer or Christmas time. It’s magical in December
Sean McCann this Summer you can forget New York lok.
@@user-vc7if8vc2r yeah me too 😍
Absolutely amazing! It's like I went there myself. I thoroughly enjoyed the fact that you talked as you walked and described buildings and streets. Thank you for this wonderful video!
You’re welcome, glad you enjoyed it!
This is therapeutic
Wow, yeah, it really is.
White Ice Tv no. Therapeutic as in the way it was narrated, his voice, and you actually feel like you’re being carried. THAT is therapeutic.
@White Ice Tv OK racist canadian
You have a very clear english. Love the narration idea. Great work as usual 💎
Totally agree Wanna Walk.
I live in Queens and I needed this so much. Probably you never thought that New Yorkers we’re going to miss those sounds.
Seriously this one of your best videos. I wish you could do more narrative videos. Great freaking job bro.
Is it true what they say about guys with cameras
YEAH! Could you show more parts/areas??? I loved this!
One of the best videos I've seen on TH-cam in years. Really feel like I'm there on a January evening.
I’m so happy I get to live here. I wake up everyday with a big smile on my face .... can’t wait to get to work.
P Smith so jealous... like those streets looks so pretty during this time.. like all the golden and yellow lights... please take me back to NY.
I always wanted to visit but I can’t afford
@@niekw01 rich man of US lives in suburb.....trust me
What do you work?
Celestial Seal ... All is well during our historic lockdown. I sell internet for a living so my company considered essential. A lot of New Yorkers are working from home so everyone needs WiFi. I went to Times Square on Monday there were only about 100 people walking around. It felt nice n weird at the same time. I took the train first time since March, they are basically spotless👀👀 n still pretty empty. Eventually I’m sure it will be back to the throngs of people walking around, for now I’m going to enjoy the empty spaces.
LMAOO this is so immersive i accidentally turned my god damn head as a reflex to look for any coming cars when the dude was crossing
You really should only do narration videos. You are enriching us all by your wealth of knowledge of Manhattan and the Burroughs. Much more interesting. Good job! For people who can't go to New York, it makes them feel like they are walking with you. I have been to New York many many times and it brings back great memories when I watch your videos. And I always learn some new things like the steam. I never knew that! Thanks for making these videos.
My all time favorite walking tour video, no music, not a selfie video, great visual quality, like being there myself. THANK YOU!
You’re welcome!
Do they still have the red light district? All the adult entertainment stuff?
I love these videos. The advantages of living in a big city easily outweigh the disadvantages. I find that life's much better with a lot of life around. There's just more.
Thank you for your narration during the walk. I learned a lot.
me too!!!
and me
As someone that's planning a solo trip to NYC, I really appreciate your videos. NYC is so beautiful.
What an absolute dream of a city. I've never seen a city of this scale. I've been to Amsterdam and several other major cities in Europe, but this is something else. Kind of overwhelming if I must be honest. There's no better place to feel more insignificant.
Have you visited London or Paris?
@@sswieh7615 been to Paris but not London.
Been to Shanghai/Beijing?
@@DragonFanngg been to New Delhi? , the paradise on earth! 😂
@@sswieh7615 London is great but Paris is, no offence, kinda bad.
Thank you for this tour of Gotham.
So you r the fan of Joaquin phoenix
For those on mobile
Timestamps
1:45 - Someone bumps into me
2:31 - 60th Street
3:30 - 59th Street (Apple Store)
4:38 - 58th Street
5:55 - 57th Street (Trump Tower)
7:40 - 56th Street
8:50 - 55th Street
10:36 - 54th Street (Aggressive Cyclist and Woman nearly gets hit by a taxi)
12:05 - 53rd Street (UNIQLO)
13:22 - 52nd Street
14:22 - 51st Street (Saint Patrick's Cathedral [Actually Neo-Gothic Architecture], Atlas Statue & Rockefeller Center)
15:50 - 50th Street (Rockefeller Center Promenade & Sak's Fifth Avenue)
16:58 - 49th Street
18:25 - 48th Street (A fan says hello)
20:25 - 47th Street (Diamond District & More poor jaywalking)
21:35 - 46th Street (Little Brazil)
22:35 - 45th Street
23:40 - 44th Street
24:55 - 43rd Street (Poor jaywalking)
26:15 - 42nd Street (New York Public Library Main Branch)
27:36 - 41st Street
28:25 - 40th Street
29:50 - 39th Street
31:30 - 38th Street
33:00 - 37th Street
34:30 - 36th Street
36:00 - 35th Street (More poor jaywalking)
36:40 - Two people bump into each other
37:17 - 34th Street (Empire State Building)
38:55 - 33rd Street (Cyclist fails to yield to pedestrians)
40:00 - 32nd Street (Koreatown)
41:11 - 31st Street
42:20 - 30th Street
43:30 - 29th Street
44:25 - 28th Street
45:50 - 27th Street
47:30 - 26th Street
49:08 - 25th Street
50:20 - 24th Street
51:15 - 23rd Street (Flatiron Building - Completed in 1902)
I am disable of both legs. I am enjoyed to watch your videos.
I want to learn how to ride the subway. Can you suggest some videos that will teach me?
@@fattyfattyboombalatty6739 actionkid105 videos are best walking videos. Best are july 2018 to 2019 and onward.
@@fattyfattyboombalatty6739 what is your country name.
Ancient Chinese Secret here’s a good one by Jennifer O’Brien: th-cam.com/video/jVlAZOy1KyI/w-d-xo.html
You are really amazing..the way you described about particulars skyscrapers, church , park is really awsome..I am thankful to you that you made this video..I can feel the walk when you walk on streets..thanks a ton..
WOw feels like I'm right there!! Can't wait to visit one day
I T hold me with u when u visit ❤️
I recently had my first visit to NY and couldn't have asked for a better experience. As I sip on a cup of tea, I watch this video with a keen longing to be back. Best wishes from Dublin, Ireland!
It's funny, I'm from NYC and I feel the same way about Dublin!
@@RandomVidz690 I'm glad to hear this Kek. Maybe some day we could swap lives! 😂
@E W Grass is always greener on the other side
Thank you! For the person who wants very much to visit NY one day, this video is absolutely fantastic. Lots of information and useful tips for tourists.Thanks again!
This tour was lovely. Ive always wanted to visit. Watched this in my living room on the big screen and almost felt like I was there. Thank you:)
Thank you so much for the upload, fantastic. I could only dream of seeing NY's Fifth Avenue, but I felt like I was walking with you. I live in in a small town in England and am disabled, so this was like a dream come true...thank you ❤
You’re welcome!
Some guys wanna move to your small town. Of course it is hard when you are restricted in moving.💜
My first experience with the action kid’s videos... fan-super-tastic ...loved every moment of it and was “glued to his commentary” as well as his visuals ! Thank you ...thank you ...thank you!
@Hello BILL HAMILTON, How are you doing?
I love this! I can always appreciate videos like this without background music add ons. Allows us to really immerse and hear the actual street noises as they are. Thank u for sharing!!
This video is somehow so calming to watch. I love the sounds of the city the evening atmosphere.
Beautiful video ! The picture quality is remarkable and the commentary is accurate and personable: it really does feel like walking through the streets of NY with a friend !. I have never been to NY, and maybe I never will, so this is as close as it gets, for me and people like me, to have a NY experience. A cool idea and a very nice project altogether. A job very well done Actionkid ! Congrats !
This is probably the closest that i can get to 5th avenue. Still, life is strange. I love the narrated video, it was like i walked with you. Greetings from Turkey ❤️
Thank you very much 😃
@Burak masrafları karşıla gidelim 🤣
Beni bekle NY!!😁 Sağ ol çok incesin
Currently a 1-stop flight from Istanbul to NYC for US$362, round trip.
@@HollywoodF1 which makes 2,172 ₺ 😌 are you sure it is round trip?
I live in a remote region of Western Australia and never saw a city like that before. Thanks ActionKid.
You must be bored
@@IadoreyouMaxxy if u mean me im not bored at all
@@anairenemartinez165 thanks
Have you seen Oxford Street and bond Street in London?
Same
One of the best narrators on TH-cam wrt NYC and great detail.
The way you explain and show in the camera makes it appear as if we are really walking through the streets. Unlike many others who either don't give enough info or have no idea how to video.
Thanks actionkid
So happy I found your channel I was just in New York attending a trade show on the weekend and staying around the corner from the Flatiron building , so your walk was informative and since I am older cannot walk a long distance so this was very rewarding, I felt like I was walking with you! Thanks so much, Linda, Toronto
This is amazing. A masterpiece. I wish one day make a travel to NYC. Greetings from Patras, Greece!
You filmed this on my birthday. I was there in the 2020 and seeing your video as you explain everything I'm just bombarded with memories from my trip. idk why but I love NYC even before I had the chance to visit it. Now I want to come back in all the stations of the year.
Thanks man!
I was having trouble sleeping and started watching this video. Your voice is so soothing I feel asleep within 10 minutes. 😂 gotta finish watching this now I’m awake.
Thank you 😊
watching this from my country Kenya and i cant believe how much I'm missing out on in life. New York is just beautiful!!...looking forward to being there someday
Some people are so lucky to be born or to be able to live in such beautiful places, other are born in the most boring and f’d up country in a village with population of couple of thousand. It sounds really bad, but it gives me hella lot of motivation. I know where i want to be in future and it helps me keep my discipline and keep working my ass of for this
I could watch this for hours. I wish I can walk on those streets one day.
NYC is such a wonderful place, you need to go sometime it is very fun and beautiful especially at night
I have walked on those streets once. Back in 2011 when I was around 15
Go. I was right there last October for the first time ever..Im 52..I can smell it and feel it just watching this video..Best city in the world.,,And yes..top of the rock is awesome and worth the price.
I live in nyc you’ll get tired of it lol
@@CHiiPMuNKz4LYFe Agree. I walked those streets for thirty years. Mostly big buildings going up now. Concrete city. The charm has gone for me.
What a beautiful city. For me as a german we just dont have cities like nyc. Absolutely fantastic! One day I will walk down this way :D
germany has not big city like US does
@Chris Duane LA,chicago,san francisco,houston are just fucking towns?
Berlin and Frankfurt and probably other German cities are of course much smaller, but still, certain downtown areas have very similar atmosphere.
This is not beautiful. You can't live in such a loud place with so much air pollution. Green cities like German cities are much better.
Hi I performed in everypart if Germany and love it there. You guys treated me beautifully..I'm from NYC. You'd be surprised at the neighborhoods in NY that the architecture resembles Germany.
All Beautiful💖
My family moved out of New York in 2020 because of covid and now I’m in Utah. It’s nice here but nothing can beat the feel of nyc. I hope to live there again when I’m older. I watched this video all the way through and I enjoyed it so much, it made me happy to feel like I’m there again.
I wanna visit Nebraska & Detroit cuz they are serene.
There's no city in the world like NYC, you've yust proofed that, great
I walked down this street as a young visiting hippie back in 1970. Thanks for the memories. I love NYC. I can't even imagine walking down this street again high on acid. Every store has some security type manning the doors...lol. The 4K helps me imagine.
Why can't you??? Are medical problems the reason??
Why can't you??? Are medical problems the reason??
the commentary on this video is priceless. i love it!
My dream, my opportunity. Can't wait to visit that concrete jungle 🙁😊😊😊
no name hold me with u plz when u visit ❤️
@@papetague1367 no problem 😊😉💙
no name lol plz don’t make me dream
no name lol don’t make me dream
Mee too.
Love this never watched one with commentary but with it it's like a whole tour! Thank you for this video.
Awesome video, reminds me of my trip to Manhattan. It's great that it's not just walking and ambient sound, awesome narration. Many thanks!
New York is my favorite city, I fell head over wheels in love when i first visited
I'm blessed to have been born in Brooklyn NY and now I'm enjoying life in Los Angeles, will never forget my true home 🖤
Been Cxzy maybe u will invit me one day ❤️ i love USA 🇺🇸
Just visited, New York City is an amazing place so much going on at once a load of things to do and see and at night the place is something else never experienced a place like it.
thank you man and greetings from Russia. I learn english and culture of the US by watching many many different videos including yours and ima tell you that your english is really perfect you have an awesome diction thank you again its a pleasant to learn something from the talented people
Crisp picture, nice narration. Thanks for the personally guided tour down 5th Actionkid! 🤗❤️
I walked this one from Crown Bldg (56th) to 33rd 20 years back for 4,5 years from Monday to Friday. It is amazing how watching this brings up memories. Thanks
I think I could walk forever watching this video, very relaxed and nice knowing about the buildings. Amazing footage too! Thanks for the tour.
Fun fact: as of January 2020 the Empire State Building is the 7th tallest building in NYC. By 2022 it's projected that it won't even be in the top ten.
That's so sad
Doesn't matter, it's still a great building.
I am India and I am very much fascinated by New York.. And this was the best video I came across through... I really want to go there and see all these things... one day I wish I could...
This is my new favorite channel to chill and do homework/gaming. Love the narration ones a lot. Since I plan too move to the city one day soon, nice information ☺️☺️☺️
I moved away from NYC in 1980 so this is all unfamiliar to me now. I used to walk from Washington Square up either 5th Ave. or Broadway to about 116th (Columbia U) all the time. When I moved away I felt like my heart was torn out and I was bleeding to death, for many years I was on the verge of moving back except things were so dirty and expensive back then it was out of my price range. It's good to see it through your lens and I do need to go back and reacquaint myself with the city.
1kinu T maybe you will invite me one day I love NY ❤️
Definitely a life save to keep me sane during the quarantine
What an atmospheric city. Movies and such really have captured its feel. So distinctive. Evening in Manhattan looks amazing!
I like the commentary, it gives you some sense of the city instead of just spectating blindly.
NY is actually a wonder of world. unbelievable blindings.
Kid you make a good narrator is an excellent video I could not sleep it's almost 3 a.m. for me I am sitting back on the couch watching you on the big screen taking your tour through New York and narrating I really don't know anything at all about New York other than things I've heard so by you living in New York narrating your walking tour it's great.. I always enjoy your videos kid keep up the good work in the new year 2019..
Thank you!
Kid
Love this, brings back so many fond memories of several trips there. Using this for my treadmill walking workouts to make me feel like I'm walking this again. Thanks so much for this. Hope you do more of NYC.
@Hello WWWatson, How are you doing?
Great video!
As if I was walking in one of my favorite cities in the world!
Thank you so much for sharing
I'm gonna go to New York one day, I'm from New Zealand, Ever since I was a kid I have been so fascinated by this city.
Edit to say: Your viedo is fantastic.
Join me someday :)
its a very cool place to visit or work but i could never live there i'd be broke
Believe me you're much better off in NZ, NY is excellent for a short trip but you'd be one among many if you're living there.
I’m from ny, I prefer European cities
5:47
The louis vuitton door. WTF! its sounds like a classical music
Lol🤣
I thought it was real classical music playing from inside the store 😑😑😑
I thought it was a street artist playing a violin for money lol
This is a sign!!!😁
Because Louis Vuitton is a French luxury store.
I’m from England and I have so many butterflies watching this. I will be planning my trip soon for next year, I can’t explain how much I’ve always wanted to go to NY ✨
This was exactly what I’d want to see and what I will pretty much be doing across the whole of NY haha. Walking, walking and walking. I love shopping aswell so it’s gonna be awesome!
May God lend us more life so that we can experience many things that we wish. 🙏🏾
I know this is late, but I hope you had fun on your trip! Americans love British tourists.
@@mitsokoThankyou very much. I am still yet to visit, as several attempts to book it have not materialised due to the accommodation and personal stuff 😭
And likewise! The amount of American accents I heard this weekend in London haha
*Me:* I'll just watch a few minutes
*52:36** minutes later*
*Me:* I can't believe I watched the entire video!
Exactly what I thought at the beginning
same
Why am I watching this ? I live here !!
Haha me too.
Nyc = biatch people
@Critical Unity seems to me you CHOSE to read the comment. is it the comment that is stupid?
lmao
lol
im from india and looking at these streets and building are like heaven and thanks for showing us we feel like being in there
The video I didn't know I needed, I love this!
VERY NICE! I FELT LIKE I WAS THERE... KEEP MAKING THESE VIDEOS
Just lucid dream about new york now :)
It's quite th he real experiences
Outstanding. Thank you. I was raised in New York. I haven’t been back in 45 years. This video is amazing. Priceless.
I’m from Buenos Aires Argentina I been many times in NY,
I love the city, I love the museums, I love the Broadway musicals I love the buildings and the people from NY is amazing!!
Really enjoyed your walk and commentary. Thank you
This was a great video, you did an awesome job narrating it. I really enjoyed it!
New York is a monument to humanity. Every attraction is manmade. 🤩
Seems great until you live there and can’t get to untouched nature easily. Then it’s depressing.
Common Unicorn Central Park has acres of nature..
Maurice Johnson not untouched. It’s carved out and not exactly free of crowds. Yeah 59st is busiest but so is the northern end.
Common Unicorn touched or untouched doesn’t really matter.. had it not been public knowledge that it was man made would you know?.. cause I wouldn’t, a lot looks natural and untouched for NYC if you ask me
Howard Roark laughed.
VERY CLEAR, SMOOTH, NARRATIVE AND STABLED VIDEO. 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Most people wear black in NYC because it matches with their everyday lifestyle and whatever situation they find them selves.
It also happens that most people buy more black outter wear rather than colors they can’t match with.
37:25 Empire State Building is the 4th because the third tallest is “30 HUDSON YARD”. I believe it opened this year or due to be opened.
Also in NYC we only call The borough of Manhattan “The City”. Although all five boroughs are the city, only one is actually call the city.
Most people don’t wait for the crossing signed lights to cross because clearly no one will wait for you and everyone always appear to be in a rush.
Jay75Euro black matches their soul
I am so glad i’ve finally been able to find content like this! I love people watching while walking or driving but I don’t get out much. If only I could combine this with rain sounds and a 360 camera view. Still, this is a great video!
Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed the video!
Oh wow, where to begin...!? I loved this video! My husband and I visited NYC two years ago, stayed down on 46th somewhere, and learned the subway system, visiting all the touristy spots that week... Last year we returned, but this time branched out for some historical places. This year (in April again) we are staying close to Central Park, and will spend much of our time there, relaxing, walking, exploring, painting, taking photos...But hey! I stumbled onto this video tonight and walked all the way down 5th Ave. with you,totally enjoying your narration and fantastic tour, along with tips for tourists! Next thing I do will be to look for a few more of your videos, and hit that subscribe button! You are so knowledgeable, so you must have grown up in Manhattan? You have just a trace of a NY accent! Thanks for a fantastic walk down Fifth Ave!
You’re welcome! I’m so glad you enjoyed my video. I actually grew up in Queens.
when I was in my late teens / early twenties - at least once every Christmas I would walk from The Plaza Hotel to Washington Square Park to do some of my Christmas shopping and to see everything - and in every neighborhood I would add to my purchases - coming home , finding it hard to balance all I thought I could carry !
That is so sweet!
@@rebekahalessi3731 , when I look back at it now , I think funny , more than sweet , and maybe a bit pathetic ! but it was once my life , and now it's not ! - it took a lot of living , and a lot of tears , for me to learn how to celebrate Christmas !
Have been to NYC twice and this felt like being back there again! Thank you for posting this.
very nice footage. I always wanted to see NYC this way. thanks bro.
There's something beautiful living in New York, specially in Winter. Such a great city.
This absolutely brought memories of where I was born and raised. During the 60s, my mother used to take my sister and I shopping in 5th ave because all the bargain stores were there. We never imagined it would become so upscale as it is today. I miss it so much but sadly I can no longer afford to live there.
really thank you for this opportunity to see and understand the world