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Omg you guys posted this I thought we were just hanging out EDIT: just wanted to say thank you all so much for the beautiful comments on this video. I’ve looked at them whenever I’ve needed a boost. I will work the rest of my life to earn everything you’ve given me.
@Stock Raising never focus on what you could have done when you could be focusing on what you could be doing. Also, look back on that time and see what you have done. I'm betting it's more than you think.
Somehow I always just imagined his house was two kitchens and then just a cot in the corner that he sleeps on while he waits for stuff to cool or ferment or whatever.
To give him credit, it looks like one of those houses that is very thin but goes vertical. I'm happy for him though. He makes good content and deserves it.
but the floorplan is kinda narrow per floor. like for the same volume a normal-shaped house would be like 2 floors I guess. But hey its Brooklyn so things go vertical.
I love the fact that he's so open about the fact that most of the decoration and such is staged because obviously no one lives in places like that daily !
I love that the entire theme of this video is basically that Andrew can’t believe that this is how his life turned out. He is still in disbelief. He deserves everything he has earned.
Babish went from living with a roommate in a kind of cramped apartment to living in a 7 figure home in a span of like less than five years. Man worked on something that he genuinely enjoyed and found a way to make a massive profit of it. This is the dream.
@@MoxStanley Looked like a semi attached Victorian behind his house. I’m thinking Crown Heights or Flatbush; although it’s been a while since I’ve left Manhattan; so I could be way off. That said, I’m guessing 8 figures might be a stretch. Either way, he’s killing it.
He’s cis-straight, white, and a guy. That def helps and he’s talented and works hard. If of those elements was opposite 5 years might be 10, 15, or 20. Just saying.
@@MADHAUSMARKALLAN you might have a point on him being more popular because he's a white male, but if babish was gay, it would have no affect on his growth/community ok maybe some more haters, but he'd still be just as successful. babish isn't a vlogger, he does something people like in an entertaining and unique way. and his voice and alot of other attributes help that. while I have no idea on how much of a white male him being played any role, I can say his sexual orientation played absolutely no part.
They just have it set up that way but it's not really a 1 bedroom. The office and movie room would be the 2nd and 3rd bedrooms. And the whole downstairs 2 floors where he has his show was like he said originally was a whole second apartment unit.
It seems like alot of rich people have really nice kitchens but barely know how to use them, with Babish he got rich because he knows how to use his kitchen
Same! Ine of my least favorite parts of these tours (usually, not here!) is when they're like "yeah, this is a state-of-the-art thousand-square-foot show kitchen with every appliance you might need... ... ... and hidden here in this little back room is the chef's kitchen where your chef will be cooking for you".
I like how he said that his home was pretty much barren so when he heard someone was gonna look around his house with a camera, he panicked and got it decked tf out.
He’s just a stand up guy who went from nothing to a lot. He’s super humble unlike a lot of the weird celebrities. Also I feel like TH-cam creators are way more humble than Hollywood celebs
Same goes for you, Klaire! Seeing you go from the more traditional form of beauty youtube, to the beauty you create in your home fills me with such joy
How much money you have to have to be considered rich?And what has personality do with monetary wealth ?99percent if the time if you don't have an appealing personality you can't be that top 1percent.Its very rare to find a millionaire or a billionaire with a bad personality.No matter how much you earn ,there are people with good and bad personalities.Even good and bad personalities are subjective lol.
@@thecryptohacker9976 "Its very rare to find a millionaire or a billionaire with a bad personality" Seriously? You do realize most millionaire and billionaire are born that way right? Never heard of inheritance?
@@michelebelfiore921 sure, though im not so sure its "most billionaires" its probably closer to a 50/50. nonetheless, i'll correct myself. most millionaires are born that way. point is. it's not "rare".
honestly dont care the videos are about the home so why would you want the place messy, its not so much about the celebrities and more about their homes *hint at the title of the company *
i just stumbled on AD - dunno who Andrew Rea was until this show then i subscribed to his channel. Humility and humor will take you a long way! All the best
@@delbatchio bro he clearly said he had a designer come in to make the house look good for the video. And he was clearly hesitant to buy some of the things the designer recommended.
It's refreshing how honest he is! He didn't pretend and didn't take the props for the design which oooh so many pretentious celebs do!! Most people who make fast money or become famous quickly are nasty and obnoxious. Babish has remained humble and that's something i always love to see. Well done to him. He seems quite proud of what he has but also grateful! Also, I loved that he thanked his fans and followers for his success. Nice touch. Nice guy. Will be watching him more.
Me too. He may be bargaining that he will keep making money at the same level. Even with a successful channel this is a lot of spending if you are thinking about TH-cams place in the future
well I mean a youtuber's income is not just with views and ads from youtube, mostly they earn by sponsored videos/ posts, going to events etc. With his following he'd probably get more than just a couple grand per post and even more for a featured video, there's also his book and his website to go ontop soooo
Didn’t know this guy, I’m an interior design junkie and not really into cooking, but I’m going to go find his channel and subscribe right after posting this comment. LOVE the credit he gave to his designer and the happiness he shared with us in having his first home and his dream rooms. Naturally, he spent WAY more time talking about his 3(!) kitchens and appliances than in showing furniture, but I don’t care. His humor, charm, and honesty won the day. It was absolutely wonderful that he thanked his fans for helping him to achieve his dreams, I’ve watched a lot of celebrity home design TH-cam videos and I’ve never seen anyone do that! AD, this is one of your best home tours. In the tradition of restaurant reviews, I’m giving it 4 stars. ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️
@@mguerra1712 Yeah! I found it and did subscribe. Who the hell knows, maybe I’ll even start cooking 🤷♀️ and stop foraging for nuts and berries in the woods. That’ll be a shocker on the home front.
Damn, this guy earns A LOT! 6 levels of apartment in Brooklyn with an almost big backyard + whole interior design. I was a Babish addict last summer, watching and cooking all the time and I always wondered about his house.
This felt like we are friends with babish and he just invited us over for dinner but was so excited about his new house that he wants to take us on a tour first.
He's so delightfully awkward and unabashedly up front with his "Ah yes this was decorated specifically for you and here's a plug for my products because this is my video." I love him so much.
I'm honestly bursting with pride. I've been following this guy since he was just posting recipes on Reddit and I used to call him "bab-EESH" before I heard it pronounced properly (never watched The West Wing🤷🏿♀️). His success is something he does not take for granted at all, and he really is as down to earth in person as he comes across here. We love to see it!
Andrew Rea is an icon of this generation by doing what he genuinely loves and through the power of the internet has achieved his dream of having a home movie studio with automated closing curtains. As if we didn't love him enough, did I also mention that he just seems like the most humble and genuine person?
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Never in my life have I been so jealous of someone else's house, but at the same time, Andrew is such an outstanding guy and consistently good content creator that I can't help feeling happy for him. Easily in the top 10 TH-camrs of all time
1000% love how genuine this was. I sometimes watch AD videos and get so frustrated because the homes look so contrived and no like people live in them. Not only does Andrew admit that his house DIDN'T look this good just a few weeks/months ago, he also is so genuine in his happiness about all things related to his success that it's infectious. So hype to've been following him for 2 or 3 years now. Stellar job!
The sheer humility of this man; he seems to be genuinely grateful for the life he has, constantly commenting on how he loves each aspect of the house and how he never had anything close to this in his life. Not to mention that he is such a stand-up and honest guy.
My favorite house tour! Everything from the giving heavy credit to his designer, including his partner, all the genuine joy in his space, and the fantastic design. So deserved
This and David Harbour's house man, this interior designer is IT! homey in a small space but not overwhelming and cluttered? gotta love it! (and I say small spaces but that are in fact, gigantic for NY)
As a young guy just starting out on his own, I really admire Andrew. He's humble and okay with admitting what he doesn't know and giving credit to others in their fields of expertise. I also audibly 'awww'ed when I heard he's still with Jess. That's nice, I'm glad they're still making it work. Also side note, the Rolex watch book and Bong Appetite book, man after my own heart right there.
Such a beautiful home for a guy who is clearly full of humility and gratitude. I particularly loved it when he kissed his girlfriend on the cheek after she showed us her office. So sweet.
Okay, I was not prepared to hear "it's basically six levels." I'm like whaa?! Nice use of the space though and it looks cozy. Lol, I think this Kyle person is going to get a lot more business now and thanks for the entertaining home tour.
I was thinking that was wild, then realized the bottom two floors would normally be rented out and not living space for the homeowner. Still, I'm way too lazy for 4 floors of living space!
I liked it when he said he takes advantage of his kitchen, most of the people featured in this series don't even use their huge kitchens. He seems to be very grateful and humble! This is a beautiful and cozy house, the vibe and everything feels good, it's well designed.
For some of the super rich people on here, it's safe to say their huge kitchens get used, just not by them personally. They likely have kitchen staff that make them their food.
@@leonidas6330 But exactly because of his job I thought that he maybe even dislikes cooking in his own, personal kitchen? I mean, if you cook every day for work, you might enjoy every second you don´t (have to) cook, maybe? But it also makes sense the way you said it
@@Showmeromi Depends on culture. In the UK it very much has the meaning she was trying to convey. I think it's more of a slang evolution in the US because "homely" was used as a compliment for women when they couldn't think of anything nicer to say about their appearance, so kind of took on a double meaning. Kind of like when people describe a woman as "bubbly" and mean she's overweight. (I don't agree with either of those ideas, just saying it seems to be how language has evolved.)
Not only is it exciting to see his growth but they did a really, really great job designing this place! Even though he joked about it being done on short notice the design and vibe seem so thoughtful. I almost choked up at the end lol
This is very genuine, especially since the home is funded mostly by the TH-cam sponsorships and ads. It's functional at the bottom and beautiful above and outside.
Such a humble and genuine guy! The way he acknowledges his crew, designers and how he thanks his viewers is a testament of his hard work and successful life👌🏼
I love that Babish is not afraid to show his successes as well as his failures/WIP’s...he’s one of the most genuine youtubers I’ve seen and has stayed humble through the years. Loved your house it’s beautiful!! Congrats on your lovely home :)
This is a really REALLY cool house. I usually don't really like the luxurious houses because they don't feel like a home but I LOVE their house. Good job guys ! :) (probably in my top 3 of all the houses I've seen on this channel)
@@IjeomaThePlantMama Still, expensive as hell. The average market rate for a townhouse like this is slightly upwards of 1mil. A good deal might’ve been $700,000, but that’s still more expensive than most people can afford.
Loved how open he was about the messy office and some of the problems with the place. Also I think his show is the only cooking show I've seen that makes me want to cook
Sobbed at the end. Longtime BWB / BCU fan and so grateful to support such an incredibly talented, hysterical, loving, and equally grateful person. You deserve everything Andrew, so proud of you!
I’m so glad that the studio kitchen isn’t his real kitchen and that he doesn’t have to construct/deconstruct all that equipment any time he wants to eat
I love this man in whatever way is the "I've never met him but I feel like we would be good buds if we were friends in real life but that's probably because he's so friendly and kind to everyone he meets" type of way.
I remember watching his first few episodes in an apartment and then moving to a different kitchen within a shared apartment and now to this amazing Brooklyn home with built in studio kitchen. Incredible! Congratulations on all your success Babish!
And rightfully so. I remember back when he lived with a roommate, post divorce, and was posting videos on Reddit. Great guy, so happy things worked out for him
Sooo happy to see him succeed! WAS WAITING FOREVER FOR A TOUR!!! He is absolutely the most humble and transparent guy. He deserves this and more! Ugh I'm just so happy for him
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Name of the motorized blackout curtains :)?
Omg you guys posted this I thought we were just hanging out
EDIT: just wanted to say thank you all so much for the beautiful comments on this video. I’ve looked at them whenever I’ve needed a boost. I will work the rest of my life to earn everything you’ve given me.
Hey, nice house
Hello mr bearded cooking man
Super nice house man!
Please please please drop the link/name for the pot rack!
Awesome house, babs!🏡 👨🍳
Seen this guy go from posting his food on Reddit to owning a luxurious house is amazing.
@Stock Raising 💬
@Stock Raising never focus on what you could have done when you could be focusing on what you could be doing. Also, look back on that time and see what you have done. I'm betting it's more than you think.
What's his name on Reddit?
@Stock Raising he’s only successful because of us. Be proud of that
@@JudgeyJudgeyable Keep telling yourself that. He is successful because of the time and the dedication he put into his work.
Somehow I always just imagined his house was two kitchens and then just a cot in the corner that he sleeps on while he waits for stuff to cool or ferment or whatever.
I think it was 2 weeks before this video
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 this sh!+ is just too funny
GAHAHAHAHAHAH
😂😂😂😂😂😂
lmaoo
'its kind of a big house for a first time home owner'
*_'so its six levels,'_*
D bag
To give him credit, it looks like one of those houses that is very thin but goes vertical.
I'm happy for him though. He makes good content and deserves it.
@@Woodside235 it’s in Brooklyn dude, the square footage alone is insane for that area.
@@kimjungboom4524 lmao what?
but the floorplan is kinda narrow per floor. like for the same volume a normal-shaped house would be like 2 floors I guess. But hey its Brooklyn so things go vertical.
I love the fact that he's so open about the fact that most of the decoration and such is staged because obviously no one lives in places like that daily !
Definitely agree!
@@bilalinsydney 💬
Your board, just watch this th-cam.com/video/9NbWue0Ggew/w-d-xo.html
The thing is it's not staged, he's that rich.
@@Striker0528 is say they’re probably referring to the “floor pillows” in the closet and dried wheat decorations
I love that the entire theme of this video is basically that Andrew can’t believe that this is how his life turned out. He is still in disbelief. He deserves everything he has earned.
I so agree!!!!!
He really really does deserve it
get that TH-cam monaaaaay
Couldnt disagree more.
@@SCHTRAM why, he worked hard to get this, and has made friends because of his passion. So why doesn’t he deserve this because of hard work?
Babish went from living with a roommate in a kind of cramped apartment to living in a 7 figure home in a span of like less than five years. Man worked on something that he genuinely enjoyed and found a way to make a massive profit of it. This is the dream.
This could very easily be 8 figures depending on location.
@@MoxStanley agreed
@@MoxStanley
Looked like a semi attached Victorian behind his house.
I’m thinking Crown Heights or Flatbush; although it’s been a while since I’ve left Manhattan; so I could be way off. That said, I’m guessing 8 figures might be a stretch.
Either way, he’s killing it.
He’s cis-straight, white, and a guy. That def helps and he’s talented and works hard. If of those elements was opposite 5 years might be 10, 15, or 20. Just saying.
@@MADHAUSMARKALLAN you might have a point on him being more popular because he's a white male, but if babish was gay, it would have no affect on his growth/community ok maybe some more haters, but he'd still be just as successful. babish isn't a vlogger, he does something people like in an entertaining and unique way. and his voice and alot of other attributes help that. while I have no idea on how much of a white male him being played any role, I can say his sexual orientation played absolutely no part.
“I’ve always wanted two ovens, but now I have three!”
Upgrades people, upgrades.
@@cutsz1738 i mean...between the two studios and his own kitchen i think it was 8?
@@cutsz1738 Markiplier is a powerful man
@@pravitreddy9083 Tragically, I think he is down to four.
@@squaresoft01 3 in studio A, 2 in studio B and I believe one in his 'private' kitchen so 6?
Upgrade not downgrade
This is the largest one bedroom house I've ever seen.
I mean all of the other bedrooms are just offices or other types of space
It seems really narrow, which is to be expected from in or near the city
@@Iceman-kr6df still so big and cozy!:)
They just have it set up that way but it's not really a 1 bedroom. The office and movie room would be the 2nd and 3rd bedrooms. And the whole downstairs 2 floors where he has his show was like he said originally was a whole second apartment unit.
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It seems like alot of rich people have really nice kitchens but barely know how to use them, with Babish he got rich because he knows how to use his kitchen
But wasn't sure what to do with the rest of the house haha
Same! Ine of my least favorite parts of these tours (usually, not here!) is when they're like "yeah, this is a state-of-the-art thousand-square-foot show kitchen with every appliance you might need... ... ... and hidden here in this little back room is the chef's kitchen where your chef will be cooking for you".
@@LongCity Kitchen's the most important room in the house imo. Everything else can be cramped and busted as long as i have a nice kitchen.
This comment is so underrated
@@Foostini even the bathroom?
I like how he said that his home was pretty much barren so when he heard someone was gonna look around his house with a camera, he panicked and got it decked tf out.
Right. 😂😂
Real do that when we hear friends coming over and your apartments a mess and you do a complete overhaul clean
Jû
@@snowassassin2177so true! I always tell my family to make plans to come over to force me to rearrange and deep clean lol
this is the most honest house tour I've seen so far
He’s just a stand up guy who went from nothing to a lot. He’s super humble unlike a lot of the weird celebrities. Also I feel like TH-cam creators are way more humble than Hollywood celebs
Dakota did the same too
Seeing a You Tuber do so well at life makes my heart happy.
Even happier is that it's a TH-camr who is truly deserving of this success
He fets to write some of it off as his business expense
I fail to see how this is related to the original comment...
Same goes for you, Klaire! Seeing you go from the more traditional form of beauty youtube, to the beauty you create in your home fills me with such joy
I was a patron for a while before I realized he now made more money then me🤣🤣 been there since the beginning
Babish’s charming personality, the humble gratitude, and design transparency: this was my favourite AD episode yet.
Your board, just watch this th-cam.com/video/9NbWue0Ggew/w-d-xo.html
I love this one too! also when you have a chance watch the J Balvin one. you won’t regret it
He is grateful for all he has in his life...not just the materials things...nice personality
That is the house of someone sophisticated, friendly, genuine, humble, unpretentious and smart. And obviously very successful
@@Padlock_Steve the Eames chairs are really good looking though . I have several, best chairs I own by far.
@@Padlock_Steve very true
And very rich
@@andersklavenes8879 your chairs cost more than my vehicle at 5,000$ a pop
That is the house of someone who admitted early in this video that he got it decorated for this video. That's not how it normally looks.
this guy is so humble lmao he can't believe he's actually rich
Same
How much money you have to have to be considered rich?And what has personality do with monetary wealth ?99percent if the time if you don't have an appealing personality you can't be that top 1percent.Its very rare to find a millionaire or a billionaire with a bad personality.No matter how much you earn ,there are people with good and bad personalities.Even good and bad personalities are subjective lol.
@@thecryptohacker9976 "Its very rare to find a millionaire or a billionaire with a bad personality" Seriously? You do realize most millionaire and billionaire are born that way right? Never heard of inheritance?
@@aj-sz8mu actually, most billionaires are self-made
@@michelebelfiore921 sure, though im not so sure its "most billionaires" its probably closer to a 50/50. nonetheless, i'll correct myself. most millionaires are born that way. point is. it's not "rare".
I like how he showed the messy side of his home, most people would prefer to not show or display such but he was very open and real about it
HAHA I will be the first comment!
honestly dont care the videos are about the home so why would you want the place messy, its not so much about the celebrities and more about their homes *hint at the title of the company *
His honesty makes this tour so good
Beats trying to flex unironically that's for sure
Love it!
I love this guy. He’s a straight up baller. A modest, cat loving, nerdy, baller.
And bald :)
@@mukkaar a balder
i just stumbled on AD - dunno who Andrew Rea was until this show then i subscribed to his channel. Humility and humor will take you a long way! All the best
I aspire to be like him
baller
This man has an entire movie theater, boutique fitness studio, multiple offices and kitchens, and a beautiful backyard in NEW YORK???
Srly. How much money is this dude making?! My god.
Brooklyn
There is a huuuge difference between Brooklyn and Manhatten. This house is probably 2.7 million
@@colonelsanders1617 I think they mean compared to Manhattan, where 2.7 million will buy a 2 room apartment or something ridiculous like that
@@kushal4956 go watch ryan serhant brooklyn house.. it is I think 7 million..
Andrew is such a delightfully regular, humble guy. He's as blown away by his success and home as we are
Anyone with taste like his has zero humility
@@delbatchio why? He just said he didn't design himself, he let design. And you can see that he is kind of overwhelmed with his success.
@@delbatchio bro he clearly said he had a designer come in to make the house look good for the video. And he was clearly hesitant to buy some of the things the designer recommended.
@@delbatchio What do you mean by that? It's not like he's living in some opulent Graceland-like eyesore.
It's refreshing how honest he is! He didn't pretend and didn't take the props for the design which oooh so many pretentious celebs do!! Most people who make fast money or become famous quickly are nasty and obnoxious. Babish has remained humble and that's something i always love to see. Well done to him. He seems quite proud of what he has but also grateful!
Also, I loved that he thanked his fans and followers for his success. Nice touch. Nice guy. Will be watching him more.
Your comment is so disgenuine, it is disgusting
This isn't true.
I love that he admitted to getting the home ready just for AD. What a stand-up guy
He's wayyyy richer than i thought he was lmao
Me too. He may be bargaining that he will keep making money at the same level. Even with a successful channel this is a lot of spending if you are thinking about TH-cams place in the future
Yeah this is insane, never would’ve thought he could afford this.
Don't feel so bad about using adblock now
@@TheWizardOfBonk 😂
well I mean a youtuber's income is not just with views and ads from youtube, mostly they earn by sponsored videos/ posts, going to events etc. With his following he'd probably get more than just a couple grand per post and even more for a featured video, there's also his book and his website to go ontop soooo
"I've always wanted to have 2 ovens, and now I have 3!" I love Andrew's success story
It even looks like he has (at least) 6!
Plus the 3 in the basement and pizza oven outside
And the oven in his actual kitchen. At least 7 full ovens and the pizza oven.
"I AM A MAN WHO OWNS 8 OVENS"
Andrew is just a stand up guy.
you're everywhere 🤣
@@aynunnabil I stalk babish.
@@CHEFPKR I can totally respect that. I see you on the trash taste videos alot so its cool to see on an actual cooking channel
@@aynunnabil 💬
Outstanding
If your gym is on the 6th floor, getting there is already your workout.
its a good warm up
Lol 😆
Warmup*
“Maybe the real workout was the steps we climbed along the way”
@@thompson3rd a good warm up on his way to go warm up 💪
Didn’t know this guy, I’m an interior design junkie and not really into cooking, but I’m going to go find his channel and subscribe right after posting this comment. LOVE the credit he gave to his designer and the happiness he shared with us in having his first home and his dream rooms. Naturally, he spent WAY more time talking about his 3(!) kitchens and appliances than in showing furniture, but I don’t care. His humor, charm, and honesty won the day. It was absolutely wonderful that he thanked his fans for helping him to achieve his dreams, I’ve watched a lot of celebrity home design TH-cam videos and I’ve never seen anyone do that! AD, this is one of your best home tours. In the tradition of restaurant reviews, I’m giving it 4 stars. ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️
bingingwithbabish and babish culinary universe. The man is a sweetheart.
@@mguerra1712 Yeah! I found it and did subscribe. Who the hell knows, maybe I’ll even start cooking 🤷♀️ and stop foraging for nuts and berries in the woods. That’ll be a shocker on the home front.
Totally give him a follow, you won't have any regrets!
his channel is the best, enjoy!
Mate welcome to the universe of binging, see yourself comfy and ready to eat.
I knew he was doing well, but god damn.
Hahaha yeah my thoughts exactly
I'm surprised but also not at the same time. It's a weird feeling seeing how nice his place is like damn. Happy for him
Ikr
That's my reaction lmao. Super happy for him though!
Definitely helps he could subsidize the cost by not having an entirely separate studio.
I think Andrew's most admirable trait is his honesty. He is so sincere in thanking his fans, who supported and gave him his dream life.
He’s a child living his most ultimate fantasies every day, and he deserves every bit of it. Humility goes a long way
I honestly can’t think of a youtuber that i watch who deserves this more
Damn, this guy earns A LOT! 6 levels of apartment in Brooklyn with an almost big backyard + whole interior design. I was a Babish addict last summer, watching and cooking all the time and I always wondered about his house.
well deserved, he's a very hard worker. don't jinx him.
Andrew: talking about his firepit
Me: having flashbacks from that episode of Stump Sohla 😳
That firepit almost took my girl out on her first day of work!!
@@aae67888 don't self promote
This felt like we are friends with babish and he just invited us over for dinner but was so excited about his new house that he wants to take us on a tour first.
He's so delightfully awkward and unabashedly up front with his "Ah yes this was decorated specifically for you and here's a plug for my products because this is my video."
I love him so much.
Exactly!!! I don’t really know how to say it. he’s like cooly awkward, but at the same time not awkward at all???
It's also hilarious how a bunch of the cool-looking features are just SUPER broken
I'm honestly bursting with pride. I've been following this guy since he was just posting recipes on Reddit and I used to call him "bab-EESH" before I heard it pronounced properly (never watched The West Wing🤷🏿♀️). His success is something he does not take for granted at all, and he really is as down to earth in person as he comes across here. We love to see it!
this is 100% the guy who never intended to be famous and both loves and hates it at the same time because he's way too chill
as someone that loved his rando r/food videos and remembers his post saying he was quitting his job to do food vids full-time. this is awesome!!!
I know right! He’s come so far!
Andrew Rea is an icon of this generation by doing what he genuinely loves and through the power of the internet has achieved his dream of having a home movie studio with automated closing curtains. As if we didn't love him enough, did I also mention that he just seems like the most humble and genuine person?
Love this, well said! I hope to be this confidently transparent one day
1. I love his voice. 2. I like how he is natural and honest “my house is not cool but as you were coming...” not trying to act cool which is cool 👍
He is the biggest try hard on the face of the earth
A lot of AD houses don't feel lived in and more for show, Andrew's house actually looks very cozy and inviting.
a lot of rich people's homes look like art exhibits but this place actually feels like a house
Ironically his house is, quite literally, for show
@@shadebug for a show
@@shadebug Well not his house just his basement
So happy to see this man getting something so wonderful. I hope he, tiny whisk, his girlfriend, and cats have many happy years here.
He's way richer than I thought he was.
Of course he is because children and food channels get paid a lot because there CPM is really high
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@@Juan-n Also very advertiser friendly
Lol, I knew this when he bought his older brother a Tesla. But yeah TH-cam ads are real
Honestly very deserving tho, I watched his stuff from the beginning and am just very happy how far he has come
Never in my life have I been so jealous of someone else's house, but at the same time, Andrew is such an outstanding guy and consistently good content creator that I can't help feeling happy for him. Easily in the top 10 TH-camrs of all time
I feel like this video is a petition to be David Harbors best friend 😂
The fact he referenced David's apartment more than once must mean he really liked it. I loved David's apartment.
@@fangirlfoodie to be fair David Harbour's apartment is like, everything goals
@@ArtemisScribe his bathroom 😍😍😍😍
& to subtly brag about the fact that he looked up how big his tv was just to get a bigger one
@@fangirlfoodie reminds me of the ministry of magic 🪄
Besides living in a 6 floor house, Babish has to be the most relatable youtuber
1000% love how genuine this was. I sometimes watch AD videos and get so frustrated because the homes look so contrived and no like people live in them. Not only does Andrew admit that his house DIDN'T look this good just a few weeks/months ago, he also is so genuine in his happiness about all things related to his success that it's infectious. So hype to've been following him for 2 or 3 years now. Stellar job!
The sheer humility of this man; he seems to be genuinely grateful for the life he has, constantly commenting on how he loves each aspect of the house and how he never had anything close to this in his life. Not to mention that he is such a stand-up and honest guy.
Damn he owns a house thought he just lived in the kitchen
dude owns like 6 houses according to where he lives...
Bruh he's not a cockroach
My favorite house tour! Everything from the giving heavy credit to his designer, including his partner, all the genuine joy in his space, and the fantastic design. So deserved
Honestly, Andrew is such a likeable guy. He’s never been pretentious and he has always been able to connect with his audience. Kudos Andrew!
This and David Harbour's house man, this interior designer is IT! homey in a small space but not overwhelming and cluttered? gotta love it! (and I say small spaces but that are in fact, gigantic for NY)
Small space? Dude, there are SIX FLOORS!
Six floors but kinda thin horizontally.
As a young guy just starting out on his own, I really admire Andrew. He's humble and okay with admitting what he doesn't know and giving credit to others in their fields of expertise. I also audibly 'awww'ed when I heard he's still with Jess. That's nice, I'm glad they're still making it work. Also side note, the Rolex watch book and Bong Appetite book, man after my own heart right there.
Such a beautiful home for a guy who is clearly full of humility and gratitude. I particularly loved it when he kissed his girlfriend on the cheek after she showed us her office. So sweet.
Okay, I was not prepared to hear "it's basically six levels." I'm like whaa?! Nice use of the space though and it looks cozy. Lol, I think this Kyle person is going to get a lot more business now and thanks for the entertaining home tour.
His name is babby
@@wakeupitskelsey Kyle was the interior decorator
I was thinking that was wild, then realized the bottom two floors would normally be rented out and not living space for the homeowner. Still, I'm way too lazy for 4 floors of living space!
@@kevinaquigley1168 oops 😳
@@ThisPugLife I agree, it is a lot of stairs, but quite narrow.
I liked it when he said he takes advantage of his kitchen, most of the people featured in this series don't even use their huge kitchens. He seems to be very grateful and humble! This is a beautiful and cozy house, the vibe and everything feels good, it's well designed.
For some of the super rich people on here, it's safe to say their huge kitchens get used, just not by them personally. They likely have kitchen staff that make them their food.
Well his career is to post cooking videos on youtube thats how he was able to buy the house so it makes sense that he uses the kitchen
@@leonidas6330 But exactly because of his job I thought that he maybe even dislikes cooking in his own, personal kitchen? I mean, if you cook every day for work, you might enjoy every second you don´t (have to) cook, maybe? But it also makes sense the way you said it
He did a video on what he does in a day and said he usually eats minimally or eats take out
@@jamiesophiepostler1452 Oh i see that makes much more sense Just like professional gamers don't rlly play for fun on their own
"So normally, when people come into my house, I force them to watch Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse" LMAO something I would definitely do
Glad I'm not the only adult obsessed with that movie and I usually don't like super hero movies!
@@lilianaghinuelao7864 best movie ever
As he should
A lot of ppl forget that before he was doing TH-cam he was a digital effects artist. He's legit the coolest youtuber I've ever watched.
I remember when Andrew had 100k TH-cam subs and was consistently posting on reddit. The guy has kept his charm even after the fame.
And he still posts on reddit!
this is the best Open Door AD has done - honest and down to earth - so refreshing! Would love to see more of these instead of staged homes
"As you can see, the house is well designed...I, I didn't do that..." Andy is best boy, confirmed
That sneaky silly kiss he gives Jess is just EVERYTHING. Gorgeous home for a gorgeous couple, inside and out!💕
Rather he did it last minute or not his place looks so homely & comfortable. Just beautiful
"Homely" means ugly, btw. You mean "homey"!
Rather?
Right on! Well said!
@@Showmeromi Depends on culture. In the UK it very much has the meaning she was trying to convey. I think it's more of a slang evolution in the US because "homely" was used as a compliment for women when they couldn't think of anything nicer to say about their appearance, so kind of took on a double meaning. Kind of like when people describe a woman as "bubbly" and mean she's overweight. (I don't agree with either of those ideas, just saying it seems to be how language has evolved.)
@@TyrannosavageRekt Ty !!!
I could not be happier for this man's success
Truly deserving
When he mentioned the firepit exploding immediately thought “WAS THAT WHEN SOHLA DID HER FIRST EP ON STUMP SOHLA?!” This place is soo nice.
I think it was, yeah!!!
Not only is it exciting to see his growth but they did a really, really great job designing this place! Even though he joked about it being done on short notice the design and vibe seem so thoughtful. I almost choked up at the end lol
Proud of him honestly, been watching since his first video. The man is really out here hustling
Right? He deserves the world!!
He’s just a big kid showing off his fun style and home and I’m all for it, so wholesome!
I'd be the same. Except every room would just be arcade cabinets & pinball machines. "And this room is ALSO the games room..."
This is very genuine, especially since the home is funded mostly by the TH-cam sponsorships and ads. It's functional at the bottom and beautiful above and outside.
Such a humble and genuine guy! The way he acknowledges his crew, designers and how he thanks his viewers is a testament of his hard work and successful life👌🏼
More than half this mans house is just kitchen. Incredible
“This is where I lose” I don’t do signage in my home but I may need this quote hanging somewhere
I love that Babish is not afraid to show his successes as well as his failures/WIP’s...he’s one of the most genuine youtubers I’ve seen and has stayed humble through the years. Loved your house it’s beautiful!! Congrats on your lovely home :)
He's just so chill. Rare human where their personality perfectly matches their voice.
“When they come to my house I force them to watch Spiderman: Into the Spiderverse”
Huzzah! A man of quality!
*Spider-Man
@@yortlebluzzgubbly3871 spiders man
This is a really REALLY cool house.
I usually don't really like the luxurious houses because they don't feel like a home but I LOVE their house. Good job guys ! :)
(probably in my top 3 of all the houses I've seen on this channel)
Who were the others?
Aside from Dakota’s and Kendall’s houses, this one’s the best for me. So proud of Andrew!!!
I also like David harbours house but maybe that’s just because of his bookshelves lol
jensen ackles' house is pretty too
Sarah Apriliana and Nicole Scherzinger
This is like one of the top three houses on this show. I'm seriously impressed. Wow.
He’s actually living the dream
And man does he deserve it! I love his videos and I cant even cook lmao
@@gtrrohit5078 he’s like an idol. A funny guy with a nice house that makes cooking videos for a living. I love the guy
This literally can’t be real. This has to be one of the best homes I’ve ever seen-simple, yet so elegant. Thanks for the inspiration Andrew!
Killer Flute Solo Transitiion at 6:29
Lmao wholesome comment
what song is that
the SNEAKY KISS AHHH 😭💞
For some reason I knew that was coming.
"Discovered there are problems everywhere."
That's the gift of owning a home in Brooklyn.
Facts lol
Probably why he was able to buy, the cost was probably way below market rate
@@IjeomaThePlantMama Still, expensive as hell. The average market rate for a townhouse like this is slightly upwards of 1mil. A good deal might’ve been $700,000, but that’s still more expensive than most people can afford.
Not just Brooklyn
He is literally perfect for this series! His personality made everything. A lot more interesting!
Loved how open he was about the messy office and some of the problems with the place. Also I think his show is the only cooking show I've seen that makes me want to cook
6:12 "yeah, we did not intend to have three cats" most relatable thing ever. I only intended one.....now we have 6
As someone who lives in NYC, I can't imagine how bloody expensive a 6 story house had to have been.
jess' work space is honestly goals, minimal yet super warm and cozy
Plus functions as a cat room too, which is essential to ANY cat lover/parent
8:46 „these are floor pillows. they weren‘t here this morning but I like ’em“ LMAO
Sobbed at the end. Longtime BWB / BCU fan and so grateful to support such an incredibly talented, hysterical, loving, and equally grateful person. You deserve everything Andrew, so proud of you!
I’m so glad that the studio kitchen isn’t his real kitchen and that he doesn’t have to construct/deconstruct all that equipment any time he wants to eat
I love this man in whatever way is the "I've never met him but I feel like we would be good buds if we were friends in real life but that's probably because he's so friendly and kind to everyone he meets" type of way.
I remember watching his first few episodes in an apartment and then moving to a different kitchen within a shared apartment and now to this amazing Brooklyn home with built in studio kitchen. Incredible! Congratulations on all your success Babish!
He is way richer than my expectations
And rightfully so. I remember back when he lived with a roommate, post divorce, and was posting videos on Reddit. Great guy, so happy things worked out for him
Making Ron’s burger literally set this man down a path to make millions. Who would’ve thunk
Thunk🤣🤣 I'm going to start saying that too. Lol
“But the problem..... is everywhere” I feel that frustration 😂
Sooo happy to see him succeed! WAS WAITING FOREVER FOR A TOUR!!! He is absolutely the most humble and transparent guy. He deserves this and more! Ugh I'm just so happy for him
favourite AD, didnt know him, but he seems honest and just a lay back symphatetic person.