Started living in London a year ago wondering what life would be like. If you guys have a dream, I’d say just go for it. Listen to the positive info and ignore the negatives (every place will have one). Find your place to grow, and you WILL eventually glow
On Ashley feeling scared in the suburbs. When you are in a city there are more "eyes on the street". Everybody is watching everybody so if someone does something that would be threatening, for the most part, people are going to know about it and be judgy. Its not a perfect system but you also are more accepting of other people's differences in the city since you have no choice but to be surrounded by different types of people. In the burbs, historically, who your neighbors are has been more of a choice. V interesting convos! Love this episode sm
grew up in NYC in my middle school and high school years in midtown! Yes, I did have to apply to middle school and high schools and I went to regular public ones (not the specialized stem or arts high schools, though I did apply…) so usually they would put you mostly likely in schools within your “zone”, but you will still have a fair chance to go to another school uptown or elsewhere depending on your application. For my middle school, I went to my zoned school, and for high school, I applied to a few schools within and outside my zone, but still went to a high school within my zone.
Honestly this video could not be more perfectly timed! Literally pondering whether or not to apply to jobs in NYC so this helps sm since getting a perspective from girlies who actually live there paints a better picture of what to expect
It's always funny seeing people talk about their experience living in NYC as someone born and raised here. A lot of it really makes me realize its like 2 different worlds lol
As a non new yorker I was always heard bad and dangerous things bout New York but I realized it really was a completely different thing after I started watching your vlogs and hopefully I get to visit one day💗💗💗😭😭
Born and raised In Brooklyn, New York, Specifically on the west end (completely different from Williamsburg) in Bensonhurst Brooklyn, Im surrounded by a melting pit of races. In 4th grade had to apply to my Middle school Christa Mcauliffe and was in the Arts Program. Didn’t make it to a specialized HS but went to my local HS FDR, which ifykyk. It was dangerous, fights would break out, metal detectors… we had over 4,500+ kids in one school, so switching periods was crazy. - Now that im 30 I can definitely say Ive lived multiple lives and had to grow up quick. I learned how to stand up and defend myself and overall im “aggressive” to most but thats just how New York Raised me. - NYC gave me opportunities that I know no where would’ve but now I want out. I just need someplace to keep peace for more than 3 days
brushing off the crazy and very unsafe things in new york is definitely some people's coping mechanism when dealing with an unsafe environment (i'm from toronto and our subway is quite scary these days especially after the pandemic and brushing off the severity of incidents is how some ppl cope here as well) def relate to what amber was saying about feeling unsafe and always being alert in NY as someone from toronto (and its illegal to carry pepper spray here 😭) - i wish more ppl understood that it's actually not normal at all to be so vigilant all the time (even if just subconsciously) and have to deal with scary situations while just doing mundane things like walking on the sidewalk or commuting. there are other way more bustling and crowded cities than NY and Toronto all across the globe that do not have the mental health and violence on the subway/streets issue. other cities in countries like australia, or some in east asia etc have figured it out but we in these north american cities seems to think its just a normal part of "big cities" 😔 of course mentally its better to not focus on all the negative news stories for sure but it is not normal at all to have to deal with these sorts of situations in our cities that we call home
Large cities aren't nearly as dangerous as the media makes them seem. Idk about Toronto, but but in NYC you're an orders of magnitude more likely to be hit by a car than you are to be attacked on the subway, it's just that the media reports on every single subway assault but not traffic deaths.
Relatable. Australian here! I live in Melbourne and the safety in the urban areas have just DROPPED. Same reason w/ post COVID, more drug abused users, homelessness, gangs etc. Truly feels like a global phenomenon in the west. When I visited China & Japan, I felt relieved.
grew up in queens in a minority neighborhood anddd its very different i guess from your guys school system because all of nyc is in a pool of competition in terms of school starting from middle school, so kids that come from a wealthy background likely had better resources and those who didn't weren't necessarily left behind, but were placed in schools that were known to be the "bad schools" if they weren't able to do well on their own. when i went to hs, i went to a pretty regular hs and didn't have any focus like art, culinary, stem, even aviation, and i regret going to the school i chose bcoz i feel like i could've learned something other than the regular hs curriculum and also compared myself to other students my age that were able to have those experiences.
5 years ago I moved from suburbs in Richmond, VA to Rotterdam in the Netherlands for art school and it was the craziest decision but I ended up loving this city, it’s busy in the center but so chill outside of that and I love the buildings and the fact that there’s always something to see and do. I figured after high school, if not now, then when? But you always have the choice to pack up and move and live in a new place no matter how scary it seems you can always just try and move again if you wanna try something else!
Facts though cuz houses has horror movie vibes and out in the open and in an apartment you’re like cozy in the middle of a huge building in the the middle of other huge buildings, like who’s gonna find you there
for public transportation in nyc, we were provided metro cards that gave 3 free rides and 1 transfer during the weekdays only~ I used to love taking the bus to my high school bc i was able to sleep on the way there, gave me an extra 30-40 min nap. To add on, I had to apply to about 10 public high schools in 8th grade.
YAY! Just listened on Spotify this morning at work😊 I just hit my 1 year moving to NYC from the Midwest, I can definitely relate to a lot of things you were talking about and I enjoyed this episode a lot!!❤
I can’t believe you two have been in that apartment for a year already. I love NYC there is always something to do. Your grandma is so cool being from Brooklyn as i am 😎 yeah New York can be intimidating when first moving to NYC. NYC can definitely make you more independent. Damn i won’t be able to go to the pop up. I will be out of the country shooting content for a creator friend of mine. 😔 Love both of your NYC experience podcast 💪🏽
FYI yeah high school in NYC is intense but it become normal sat psat lottery etc but the backyard is not an issue because the whole city is you’re background. And you have museum zoo aquarium galore so it not that bad
Just saw the notification and quickly sat down with my dinner . Just to listen BEAUTIFUL TWIN BEASTIES❤. Also to relax after a hectic day. Love you both ❤
When Ashley said she wanted a window in front of the sink, I literally felt that! Hubby and I have been house hunting and that it one of my prayers and Must! For our next house 😅
i went to a k-12 private school in nyc and tbh it was so fun we were a lot more independent from a young age. we def were exposed to more ‘adult things’ like substances and stuff but it happens eventually so..
The school’s aren’t necessarily private, like you don’t have to pay to go to the school but you do have to be accepted in through the admissions process. Anyone can apply because the applications don’t have fees but not everyone is accepted
haha i just noticed that u guys just sit on the same place now instead of doing rock-paper-scissors to determine who sits where like in the first few eps 😭😭😭 OGs know 💪💪
What perfect timing, sisters! Just sat down for dinner, and the first thing I saw when I opened UA-cam was your podcast! Absolutely loving it, girls. Sending lots of love from India! ❤
trauma doesn't always make us better people! Amber you are so valid and don't let people minimize your experience. living in a world that is watching the real-time downfall of capitalism and our descent into facism it's tough to live, love, laugh. anyways i'll stop there, dont want to sound like a conspiracy theorist
The school system is def diff than other places. My K-8grade. Worked as a lottery system (& the fact that it was a charter school) only since there were so many applications here BUT if you had a sibling that graduated than you got in very easy. (Literally like legacy colleges) Applying for school starts at kindergarten then 6 grade (if you don’t go to a combined grade school). The SAT isn’t called that before you go to high school. They’re called state tests and every grade would have one from kindergarten to 8rd it got more important calculating gpa from 5 grade if you wanted to get in the best high school. The high school equivalent to those state tests were called regents & it helped you be placed in honor classes or take college classes earlier. Some schools even had Saturday school. I genuinely hated that. it might’ve been only my high school where it was 9am-9pm similar to cram schools. My high school was public and not all of them are equal. Thinking back it’s literally ridiculous what my school life was like I think it was almost like college from the very beginning. Since kids did everything adults did hanging out in the city & def boroughs. You’re essentially a mini adult. But this also depends heavily on the school you’re in mine was focused allot on stem like classes before they were called that. & not I do nothing related to that😂😂 I’m an artist
In London you also have to apply to high school because there's usually a number of them in your area and you just choose which one you want to go to. Some people travel really far just to go to a better one. I'm pretty sure its the same for the rest of the UK too
big cities with no nature and a high population with too much pollution are so stressful, but also driving everywhere is not ideal - we need more walkable cities with clean air and nature that aren't so stressful.
BRO Ashley I hate staying alone in a big house in the suburbs. It was the worst moving home after college because I feel so much safer in my concrete block of an apartment. My family all also have like 3 Ring cameras per house and having to be that paranoid about your surroundings freaks me out
I want to move to New York one day , Mississippi makes New York looks it was birth from heaven, I went there for a choir concert, it was very much unsettling ,but honestly I'd take walking alone at 2am in New york compared to walking alone broad daylight in Mississippi 😭😭 the possibility are endless here , you could get caught in gang activity , or chased by a wild animal wether its a bear , deer , or dog or get kidnapped , or worse run into racists white men
I Grew up as a child in nyc & it wasn’t scary if you were here 2019 and under. Like the trains were safe and hardly feared from homeless ppl cause all they did was ask for change and keep to themselves. People even was out doing work on their MacBooks and stuff. But now??? I would hardly ever think about the trains it’s so dangerous. Walking at night was never that scary even if you were in the hood cause there was more moral compasses and respect. I just think it got overall worst bc of housing and quality of life 😅 I would never want to grow up here how it is now compared to back in the day (im literally only 24 but the difference is night and day)
I have to try one of these Macha drinks. Love that view! I am a big guy and would be concerned about getting mugged if I lived in the city. Thanks for sharing.
last Friday I literally went to a boba place and I saw matcha on the drinks list and in my head I was like THAT IS NOTHING COMPARED TO NAMI MATCHA and yes it tasted like grass
amber im literally the same like im from england and im terrifieed to step foot outside so much of the time. its definitely due to twt and tt fear mongering but idk how to look past it hahhhah.
Hiiiiiii hope ur day is going well 🫶 Can’t wait to study in nyc for uni 💛💛 Knowing my favorite UA-camrs are there i can’t wait to move Hope i bump into u guys when I move Love u Ashley and amber heard ( ps plz upload more videos u guys 💙) LY
I always make matcha whenever btsp posts an ep Lmaoo😭 am i the only one?!? Im like sittig with friends on a normal days sipping matcha and spilling teas😭
hey ashley ive been a fan of yours since day 1 of ur moms house. i love you and everybody including amber, andrew and ur family and also kelly as well. also fun fact kelly and i are the same age but 1 day apart my bday is Nov 26th. but much love to everyone
I really dont think Amber like old Men hahahaha Miami is more expensive than NYC now, personally i used to live in a Village called Spencerport in NY, that was really nice but not a lot of possibilities.
Don’t know much about other countries in Asia, but India definitely has a brokerage system and it’s literally so annoying! I’ve like 20 brokers contacts in my phone 😞
im from queens and sorry amber the craziez always coming for you but ngl what i notice is that if you LOOK like you are not from nyc you will be targeted(and lowkey you give non native vibes from vlogs AND THATS OK btw)... but yeah nyc getting weird but stay safe guyss🫶
JUST ADDED THE POP-UP RSVP for Nami Matcha in NYC!!!!! newyork.shopify.com/namimatchapopup RSVP here! It's on October 5th! 10am - 5pm!!!
Can’t wait🎉 I’ll be there!
Calling your siblings because your are bored : that is real quality sibling relationship right here!:)
That is so true!!
Started living in London a year ago wondering what life would be like. If you guys have a dream, I’d say just go for it. Listen to the positive info and ignore the negatives (every place will have one). Find your place to grow, and you WILL eventually glow
Lived there for 7 years from 2008 to 2015, I left at the right time, Islam and riots are ruining the europe as a whole, now I'm living in Sydney
@kanha.sh4 im not even muslim but I know Islam is a good religion. Take your closed minded bigoted vibes out of this positive community
@@kanha.sh4 racist ass
@@kanha.sh4please take your islamophobia away from the btsp!! it's not wanted here
I take this as a sign ! I've been dreaming of living in London for so long, I've been there two summers in a row and I just can't wait to leave Paris
Going through a really bad break up right now and just listening to the podcast and watching your videos really helps right now ❤️
Sending u hugs🥺❤️
On Ashley feeling scared in the suburbs. When you are in a city there are more "eyes on the street". Everybody is watching everybody so if someone does something that would be threatening, for the most part, people are going to know about it and be judgy. Its not a perfect system but you also are more accepting of other people's differences in the city since you have no choice but to be surrounded by different types of people. In the burbs, historically, who your neighbors are has been more of a choice. V interesting convos! Love this episode sm
grew up in NYC in my middle school and high school years in midtown! Yes, I did have to apply to middle school and high schools and I went to regular public ones (not the specialized stem or arts high schools, though I did apply…) so usually they would put you mostly likely in schools within your “zone”, but you will still have a fair chance to go to another school uptown or elsewhere depending on your application. For my middle school, I went to my zoned school, and for high school, I applied to a few schools within and outside my zone, but still went to a high school within my zone.
By the way, you get to rank your choice as well!
Honestly this video could not be more perfectly timed! Literally pondering whether or not to apply to jobs in NYC so this helps sm since getting a perspective from girlies who actually live there paints a better picture of what to expect
It's always funny seeing people talk about their experience living in NYC as someone born and raised here. A lot of it really makes me realize its like 2 different worlds lol
As a non new yorker I was always heard bad and dangerous things bout New York but I realized it really was a completely different thing after I started watching your vlogs and hopefully I get to visit one day💗💗💗😭😭
Born and raised In Brooklyn, New York, Specifically on the west end (completely different from Williamsburg) in Bensonhurst Brooklyn, Im surrounded by a melting pit of races. In 4th grade had to apply to my Middle school Christa Mcauliffe and was in the Arts Program. Didn’t make it to a specialized HS but went to my local HS FDR, which ifykyk. It was dangerous, fights would break out, metal detectors… we had over 4,500+ kids in one school, so switching periods was crazy. - Now that im 30 I can definitely say Ive lived multiple lives and had to grow up quick. I learned how to stand up and defend myself and overall im “aggressive” to most but thats just how New York Raised me. - NYC gave me opportunities that I know no where would’ve but now I want out. I just need someplace to keep peace for more than 3 days
brushing off the crazy and very unsafe things in new york is definitely some people's coping mechanism when dealing with an unsafe environment (i'm from toronto and our subway is quite scary these days especially after the pandemic and brushing off the severity of incidents is how some ppl cope here as well)
def relate to what amber was saying about feeling unsafe and always being alert in NY as someone from toronto (and its illegal to carry pepper spray here 😭) - i wish more ppl understood that it's actually not normal at all to be so vigilant all the time (even if just subconsciously) and have to deal with scary situations while just doing mundane things like walking on the sidewalk or commuting. there are other way more bustling and crowded cities than NY and Toronto all across the globe that do not have the mental health and violence on the subway/streets issue. other cities in countries like australia, or some in east asia etc have figured it out but we in these north american cities seems to think its just a normal part of "big cities" 😔
of course mentally its better to not focus on all the negative news stories for sure but it is not normal at all to have to deal with these sorts of situations in our cities that we call home
Large cities aren't nearly as dangerous as the media makes them seem. Idk about Toronto, but but in NYC you're an orders of magnitude more likely to be hit by a car than you are to be attacked on the subway, it's just that the media reports on every single subway assault but not traffic deaths.
Relatable. Australian here! I live in Melbourne and the safety in the urban areas have just DROPPED. Same reason w/ post COVID, more drug abused users, homelessness, gangs etc. Truly feels like a global phenomenon in the west. When I visited China & Japan, I felt relieved.
this is so crazy I'm from seattle but I have a trip planned to NYC for that same weekend!!! cannot wait to meet my favorite influencer of all time💜
grew up in queens in a minority neighborhood anddd its very different i guess from your guys school system because all of nyc is in a pool of competition in terms of school starting from middle school, so kids that come from a wealthy background likely had better resources and those who didn't weren't necessarily left behind, but were placed in schools that were known to be the "bad schools" if they weren't able to do well on their own. when i went to hs, i went to a pretty regular hs and didn't have any focus like art, culinary, stem, even aviation, and i regret going to the school i chose bcoz i feel like i could've learned something other than the regular hs curriculum and also compared myself to other students my age that were able to have those experiences.
NEW BTSP EPISODE to end a longgggg day of classes and studying (in my time zone) 📖🎉
BTSP gon get you right ✅✅
The greatest song intro of all TIME, NEVER GETS OOLLLDDD😭😭💖💖🔥
5 years ago I moved from suburbs in Richmond, VA to Rotterdam in the Netherlands for art school and it was the craziest decision but I ended up loving this city, it’s busy in the center but so chill outside of that and I love the buildings and the fact that there’s always something to see and do.
I figured after high school, if not now, then when? But you always have the choice to pack up and move and live in a new place no matter how scary it seems you can always just try and move again if you wanna try something else!
Facts though cuz houses has horror movie vibes and out in the open and in an apartment you’re like cozy in the middle of a huge building in the the middle of other huge buildings, like who’s gonna find you there
I've fallen in love with New York whatching your videos! I'm visiting New York next year for the first time in my entire life and can't wait🤩
for public transportation in nyc, we were provided metro cards that gave 3 free rides and 1 transfer during the weekdays only~ I used to love taking the bus to my high school bc i was able to sleep on the way there, gave me an extra 30-40 min nap. To add on, I had to apply to about 10 public high schools in 8th grade.
It's actually really interesting how different perspectives you guys have over nyc and upper state ny
I listened to 4 of your podcasts today while I grinded out a paper, love you two!!!
YAY! Just listened on Spotify this morning at work😊 I just hit my 1 year moving to NYC from the Midwest, I can definitely relate to a lot of things you were talking about and I enjoyed this episode a lot!!❤
Omg congratulations!!!!⭐️❤️
I can’t believe you two have been in that apartment for a year already. I love NYC there is always something to do. Your grandma is so cool being from Brooklyn as i am 😎 yeah New York can be intimidating when first moving to NYC. NYC can definitely make you more independent. Damn i won’t be able to go to the pop up. I will be out of the country shooting content for a creator friend of mine. 😔 Love both of your NYC experience podcast 💪🏽
Growing up in nyc was so fun and amazing
FYI yeah high school in NYC is intense but it become normal sat psat lottery etc but the backyard is not an issue because the whole city is you’re background. And you have museum zoo aquarium galore so it not that bad
Just saw the notification and quickly sat down with my dinner . Just to listen BEAUTIFUL TWIN BEASTIES❤.
Also to relax after a hectic day.
Love you both ❤
OMG I'VE BEEN WAITINGGG FOR ANOTHER BTSP SO HAPPY it honestly makes my week :) love u guys
When Ashley said she wanted a window in front of the sink, I literally felt that! Hubby and I have been house hunting and that it one of my prayers and Must! For our next house 😅
I love how I can just watch or listen to this and not get bored lol! Love the pod!! The twins are soooo funn! 💕
Loved the episode! Would've loved to hear about what it's like growing up in nyc from a guest on the podcast too!
i went to a k-12 private school in nyc and tbh it was so fun we were a lot more independent from a young age. we def were exposed to more ‘adult things’ like substances and stuff but it happens eventually so..
The school’s aren’t necessarily private, like you don’t have to pay to go to the school but you do have to be accepted in through the admissions process. Anyone can apply because the applications don’t have fees but not everyone is accepted
NAMI POP UP AHHHHHH am literally in a completely different continent but YAYYYY ASHLEY
HAVENT LISTENED YET BUT SO EXCITED THAT ITS A LONGER PODCAST 🤩😋🥰
Cannot wait for the Nami pop up event!!🫶🏻🍵
YESSSSS BTSP WEEKLY SEROTONIN i loveu guys sm ❤
Love that you are both public transit girlies! Perks of that-- even though it can be chaotic sometimes-- there is no traffic :)
I grew up in nyc and I remember picking out schools to go to was soo stressful 😢.
haha i just noticed that u guys just sit on the same place now instead of doing rock-paper-scissors to determine who sits where like in the first few eps 😭😭😭 OGs know 💪💪
aaghhhh i’m gonna be visiting nyc right during your pop up!!! i’m so excited omg
What perfect timing, sisters! Just sat down for dinner, and the first thing I saw when I opened UA-cam was your podcast! Absolutely loving it, girls. Sending lots of love from India! ❤
AW YAYY!!🥹
Love you both so much! You guys are so inspiring, hard working and such good role models! Ps so excited nami is going worldwideeeee
you guys should add more plants to that living room! such beautiful sunlight!
after a long day at uni THIS is what i needed😭😭
Making deviled eggs right now with Dijon mustard and bacon bits, I think chef amber would be proud ✨🫶
OMG YUMMM!!!!
trauma doesn't always make us better people! Amber you are so valid and don't let people minimize your experience. living in a world that is watching the real-time downfall of capitalism and our descent into facism it's tough to live, love, laugh. anyways i'll stop there, dont want to sound like a conspiracy theorist
Congrats to Mr. Worldwide, Ashley, for expanding the matcha business internationally 😎
i need the btsp and sinjin drowning in one podcast !!1!
Ashely mixing the matcha with her pinky is so realll!!!😂
AA (Ashley & Amber) Sisters living the best NYC life ❤❤
just as I sat down to eat my freshly baked cake and drink my ivl! perfect timing
AWEE that sounds so yummyyy!!🥹
yay get to hear this while studying for my exam, love you cuties ❤
54:35 anytime amber says WHAAA she sounds like the confused minion
I had the exact same thought lol😂
HAHAHAH
The school system is def diff than other places. My K-8grade. Worked as a lottery system (& the fact that it was a charter school) only since there were so many applications here BUT if you had a sibling that graduated than you got in very easy. (Literally like legacy colleges) Applying for school starts at kindergarten then 6 grade (if you don’t go to a combined grade school). The SAT isn’t called that before you go to high school. They’re called state tests and every grade would have one from kindergarten to 8rd it got more important calculating gpa from 5 grade if you wanted to get in the best high school. The high school equivalent to those state tests were called regents & it helped you be placed in honor classes or take college classes earlier. Some schools even had Saturday school. I genuinely hated that. it might’ve been only my high school where it was 9am-9pm similar to cram schools. My high school was public and not all of them are equal.
Thinking back it’s literally ridiculous what my school life was like I think it was almost like college from the very beginning. Since kids did everything adults did hanging out in the city & def boroughs. You’re essentially a mini adult. But this also depends heavily on the school you’re in mine was focused allot on stem like classes before they were called that. & not I do nothing related to that😂😂 I’m an artist
listening to this makes me feel like tokyo is the safer, japanese version of new york, but ive never been to nyc still!
In London you also have to apply to high school because there's usually a number of them in your area and you just choose which one you want to go to. Some people travel really far just to go to a better one. I'm pretty sure its the same for the rest of the UK too
haha saw u guys picking this theme on live the other day
big cities with no nature and a high population with too much pollution are so stressful, but also driving everywhere is not ideal - we need more walkable cities with clean air and nature that aren't so stressful.
Born in OR, Raised in CT, Studied in NYC, thinking bout moving to Mexico
i just decided i wanted to work and stay in New York after i graduate and this podcast came and it may or may not be a sign lolol
So happy youre staying!!!
Yayyyyyyyy my favorite time of the week super happyyyyy >!< love u guys💗💗💗💗💗🌸
BRO Ashley I hate staying alone in a big house in the suburbs. It was the worst moving home after college because I feel so much safer in my concrete block of an apartment. My family all also have like 3 Ring cameras per house and having to be that paranoid about your surroundings freaks me out
I want to move to New York one day , Mississippi makes New York looks it was birth from heaven, I went there for a choir concert, it was very much unsettling ,but honestly I'd take walking alone at 2am in New york compared to walking alone broad daylight in Mississippi 😭😭 the possibility are endless here , you could get caught in gang activity , or chased by a wild animal wether its a bear , deer , or dog or get kidnapped , or worse run into racists white men
I really want to visit NYC someday from the UK loved this episode 🫶🏽
Just as I’m on my lunch break
Same 😂
😎❤️
I Grew up as a child in nyc & it wasn’t scary if you were here 2019 and under. Like the trains were safe and hardly feared from homeless ppl cause all they did was ask for change and keep to themselves. People even was out doing work on their MacBooks and stuff. But now??? I would hardly ever think about the trains it’s so dangerous. Walking at night was never that scary even if you were in the hood cause there was more moral compasses and respect. I just think it got overall worst bc of housing and quality of life 😅 I would never want to grow up here how it is now compared to back in the day (im literally only 24 but the difference is night and day)
In Portugal you also pay your deposit + 1 or 2 rents in advance (brokers fee)
omfg i’m not from ny but i’m miraculously gonna be in nyc on october 5th AHHHHHH I’LL DEF GO TO THE POP UP STORE🤭🕺
I have to try one of these Macha drinks. Love that view! I am a big guy and would be concerned about getting mugged if I lived in the city. Thanks for sharing.
last Friday I literally went to a boba place and I saw matcha on the drinks list and in my head I was like THAT IS NOTHING COMPARED TO NAMI MATCHA and yes it tasted like grass
I should grab a matcha drink first before watching this. 🍵💚 (for a luck!)
Ashley just does not want to admit nyc can be scary 😭
Oooh , how lucky i am, muched my dinner with btsp🤧😅
lol this came just at the right time as i'm applying for jobs in big cities like NYC and London aha
GIRL if only I have the money to fly in New York just to attend the POP UP Event... PLEASEEEEE
We have class pass at my free people studio at the Chicago west loop location 🥰
great convo abt nyc :)
ugh im in orange county so i cant make it to the pop up but i wish i could! have fun!!
amber im literally the same like im from england and im terrifieed to step foot outside so much of the time. its definitely due to twt and tt fear mongering but idk how to look past it hahhhah.
i hope that we see fall content on youtube!
LMAOO ASHLEY MIXINGER HER MATCHA WITH HER PINKYYY 5:10
ive been watching u guys foreverrrr , ive alwayss wondered why you never try acrylic nails! maybe u biting them is one of the reasons lol
Hiiiiiii hope ur day is going well 🫶
Can’t wait to study in nyc for uni 💛💛
Knowing my favorite UA-camrs are there i can’t wait to move
Hope i bump into u guys when I move
Love u Ashley and amber heard
( ps plz upload more videos u guys 💙) LY
I always make matcha whenever btsp posts an ep Lmaoo😭 am i the only one?!? Im like sittig with friends on a normal days sipping matcha and spilling teas😭
Actually New York is not the most expensive city in 2024 at least. The ranking is Singapore and Zürich, and then New York
hey ashley ive been a fan of yours since day 1 of ur moms house. i love you and everybody including amber, andrew and ur family and also kelly as well. also fun fact kelly and i are the same age but 1 day apart my bday is Nov 26th. but much love to everyone
5:35 "omg it's Obama"😂 so random
i love classpass
Beautiful twin sisters! 😍😍
29:51 JERSEYYYYY
I really dont think Amber like old Men hahahaha Miami is more expensive than NYC now, personally i used to live in a Village called Spencerport in NY, that was really nice but not a lot of possibilities.
Don’t worry about it! Spiderman will save you im NY!
I wanna go there Well i’m somewhat nervous but New York City is exciting and do what excites right?😁
What do you film with? Gotta work on your lighting!
Don’t know much about other countries in Asia, but India definitely has a brokerage system and it’s literally so annoying! I’ve like 20 brokers contacts in my phone 😞
Love the vids 😀😀
im from queens and sorry amber the craziez always coming for you but ngl what i notice is that if you LOOK like you are not from nyc you will be targeted(and lowkey you give non native vibes from vlogs AND THATS OK btw)... but yeah nyc getting weird but stay safe guyss🫶
adore uuu come back to stockholm
have we stopped rock paper scissors who gets to sit on their better side alrdy?
12 minutes??? crazy