I miss the Twin Towers here in NYC. I went on the roof of the South Tower back in 1994. I was fourteen years old when they were destroyed. I miss them everyday.
Then you must have been very young when you were there. As a kid did it feel like a huge journey to the top? Did you get worn out? I remember as a kid taking long trips like that would completely wear me out. People dont realize, but being that small you are taking 2x the steps as everyone else. I could imagine feeling completely drained once you reached the top.
@@Kingmig1k Well he said he was there in 94 and was 14 in 01, so im assuming the guy was about 7-8. Theres one. Theres a doc with a guy talking about how his dad took him to see the towers as a young kid, right after they were built. His dad told him the towers were a marvel of modern engineering and that "They would stand for thousands of years." I bet that was eerie to think back to that for the guy.
No place in the USA like NYC where you can just get out in the streets amongst the crowds and walk amongst the foot traffic. You walk around in places like Atlanta, Dallas or Charlotte and people will look at you like you're crazy. NYC makes every city look like a ghost town.
@@Seguratraction they do run mini marathons here in NYC as well. It probably was a mini marathon, not the big one that goes through all five boroughs. We had two this past Sunday at both Prospect Park and Central Park.
... I dont miss flagging taxis. Uber kinda nailed it as far as that part goes. Failed on every other count. But walking into the street to wave your hand around was never all that great. It was honestly pretty crap.
The year 2000 was always the Future. Now it's bittersweet nostalgia.
Great memories I was working that day in Midtown. Back when the city was safe.
I miss the Twin Towers here in NYC. I went on the roof of the South Tower back in 1994. I was fourteen years old when they were destroyed. I miss them everyday.
No thanks to those that didn’t want them back or were too timid or Cowardly
I was 29 at the time it happened.. just not in the U.S.
Then you must have been very young when you were there.
As a kid did it feel like a huge journey to the top? Did you get worn out? I remember as a kid taking long trips like that would completely wear me out. People dont realize, but being that small you are taking 2x the steps as everyone else.
I could imagine feeling completely drained once you reached the top.
@@travisjohnson622 i don’t know any kids that have lived at that time. I assume some people born in the 80s
@@Kingmig1k Well he said he was there in 94 and was 14 in 01, so im assuming the guy was about 7-8. Theres one.
Theres a doc with a guy talking about how his dad took him to see the towers as a young kid, right after they were built. His dad told him the towers were a marvel of modern engineering and that "They would stand for thousands of years." I bet that was eerie to think back to that for the guy.
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Thank you for a lovely video. Kindest regards from the UK ❤
Thank you so much.
Really enjoyed this, thank you
Thank you
La ciutat és tremenda. Gràcies per compartir.
Gràcies a tu.
It’s interesting to see that except for the cars and obviously the Trade Center, NYC almost looks exactly the same as it did in like 2019
Not to me, kinda looks like the 90s, looks dated, not 24 years ago.
It was better in the 2000s without smartphones, though lol
Not really, the skyline is way different. Not just the wtc either...
Woah I could’ve been to those buildings
No place in the USA like NYC where you can just get out in the streets amongst the crowds and walk amongst the foot traffic. You walk around in places like Atlanta, Dallas or Charlotte and people will look at you like you're crazy. NYC makes every city look like a ghost town.
Crazy I walked around Atlanta my entire 18-24 year old era and there were loads of people . Just gotta be around midtown.
I'm sure Atlanta, Dallas and Charlotte have a vibrant urban scene. With that population I can't imagine it being a ghost town
That's beautiful.
Esto se vera muy primito y antiguo si seguimos existiendo en 2100
I wanna wake up in the city that never sleeps “to-do-do-do”
8:12 thats a view you will never see again in your life time
Yeah no thanks to those who Still don’t want them back Or don’t have the Balls to Dismantle the current one To Better Build them Back
A very interesting footage of the old new york
Thanks
2000 is not "old new york"
@@brijmsn but it's at least something
@@brijmsn Yes it is, if it's the past
@@brijmsnyes it is. Time passes even if we don't want it to.
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GTA lll
GTA 3 2001
what a year it was!
Super old bay Ship
Concrete jungle
Muy difícil taller noo puede máquina ruido
Can this be a free to use background?
Yes, thanks for asking.
0:46 Gta 3 moment.
Wow hdir 2024
This is the NYC I remember
6:13 WTC
3:41
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What day In the year 2000 was this filmed? I await your answer.
On August 26,27,28 and 29.
@@Seguratraction Thank you for your reply.
@@Seguratraction& what marathon was ran in the dead of summer 😑
@@raineyj560 I don't know if it was a marathon.
@@Seguratraction they do run mini marathons here in NYC as well. It probably was a mini marathon, not the big one that goes through all five boroughs. We had two this past Sunday at both Prospect Park and Central Park.
... I dont miss flagging taxis. Uber kinda nailed it as far as that part goes. Failed on every other count. But walking into the street to wave your hand around was never all that great. It was honestly pretty crap.
nueva york es feo / new york is ugly
Me guesta neuava York I think it’s pretty why do you say that?
@@Sor3ethe ny of today is ugly now migrants and criminals are running the streets of nyc
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