Hi.. Can I ask you question? I want to know your gopro resolution in this video and you facing any freezing with your g6 gimbal when stop recording button is press using g6 gimbal itself to end video? My g6 plus with gopro hero 7 will freeze when pressing the gimbal to stop recording. Start recording OK. Mostly happened with resolution higher than 1080p
This video is the best I've seen yet about the neighborhood. I'm the record guy on Astor Place for 20 years. I was working that day. That is my silver van and my record table on the sidewalk that are visible in the beginning of the video between about :35 and 1:20. Whoopty-do.
Mine too; although it's changed a lot from the 80s...so many front street new stores and so many fenced frontyards now. Amazed to see how big are the trees now 🥰.
SOOO relaxing. I keep his videos on in the background at work and they have a great calming effect. Even with the hustle and bustle of the city...still so calming & relieves stress
Used to work in a "head" shop after school in the mid-60's. It was in a basement storefront on St Mark's near 1st Ave. The East Village was at the time transitioning from a Polish working class neighborhood to one filled with the "true" hippies fleeing from the commercialization of the Village around Washington Square. Me and my mates used to hang at a Polish restaurant on Avenue A. Fun times.
The old grassroots tavern closed in 2017, Southside on St Marks pl between 2nd and 3rd ave, that whole area is entirely gentrification, from both ends of ST MARKS PLACE
Really, really enjoying this series. Your narrative style is perfectly informative and not intrusive. I’ve learned that I love walking the streets of NYC and this is the next best thing to bring there.
Swillko Barfington Continue a few blocks West on the same street and you run into Electric Lady studios...Hendrix ,Zeppelin & The Stones on the same street .
I came across your video and it was so clear I felt like I was there. I am from Texas but have never been to New York and likely never will. I kinda like in the quiet country. It was so well done, thank you! Will watch others you've done or will do.
Mistie Richardson - hey mistie- I knew a mistie in Richardson tx in the 80’s. Sister of Shane. You know, I live on st marks. Outside of town we have country. not even 2 hours away with farms and everything- skiing too. Some really good. But wherever you choose to live in life things are expensive- pay is commensurate with where you are. Pretty much. Back to what we have here: We have deep flowing rivers to canoe upon. And canoe camping trails to enjoy. We have crystal clear lakes in less than 6 hours away (ADK) with moons and bright stars and a pretty and clean warm ocean in the summer with cool beach culture. It is actually the best region I’ve ever inhabited. And I’ve lived all over. Montana was nice though... sigh. Are you sold?
At 11 min 26 sec the shop called Physical Graffitea is located in the building that was the album cover for the 1975 Led Zeppelin double album Physical Graffitti.
The same building can be seen in the 1975 Rolling Stones music video "Waiting on a friend" where they are sitting outside this address 96-98 St Mark's Place.
Another great one. St. Marks is, of course, one of the most fascinating streets in the city, and over the centuries has been home to Hamilton's widow, Leon Trotsky, Abbie Hoffman, and many, many more. And most of their homes are still standing. Thanks for the walk.
10 degrees has (had) the best happy hour in the city. 2 for 1 on drinks and even wine bottles. Their food was fantastic as well. The entire east village from 1st Ave to Ave C is phenomenal.
We went down to St Marks last week from the UWS where I live. There is a restaurant down there that we just love and go to often. You should have mentioned when you were passing the Cooper Union building that Lincoln gave a very famous speech there. NYC is the greatest life anyone can have.
@@Curi0u50ne I'd love to take a walk with ActionKid down Avenue "C" and just point out the famous musician buildings with him..."That's where Rob Zombie lived... There's Joey Ramone's old place..." It was, and probably still is a place where lots of musicians lived/ hung out. Cheap rent and lots of clubs. Things have changed a lot on St. Mark's now, it used to be a bit scary down there. You had to tough it out or get eaten.
At 06:15 "Joe's Steam Rice Roll" on 36th Marks Place is a new business. Before there was "Frieterie Belgian Fries" located with very good fries. This after a gasleak blast around the corner at 2nd Ave, where people where killed and which is still an open place. An other good friesshop is located at 128 Mac Dougalstreet near Washington Square !!! Ruud Mulder NYC fan. The Netherlands
I lived here in the 70s. I lived in the building that the Gem Spa is located in. Everything is different. There are no shops that were there in the 70s except the Gem Spa. I find it sad that it has been taken over by a lot of chains but I guess that is the way most cities have gone now.
I've enjoyed your walks through my neighborhood (East Village) and I notice that a great historical fact about Cooper Union, the balcony beneath the sign, goes unmentioned. This is the exact spot where Abraham Lincoln declared his presidency! The auditorium in CU is where many great Americans from Lincoln to Sojourner Truth have spoken. Great writers and more have read there, lectured, etc. Keep on walking!
Once again great video. Loved that this appeared to more ‘authentic ‘ NY as I loved the buildings and the atmosphere and the general ‘non tourist ‘ feel, even though I would love to walk this as a tourist.
This brings back memories. When I lived in Westchester three of my friends lived in the East Village. At the time it was still called "The Bowery" and was the least expensive area to live in Manhattan. I used to take the #6 train from GTC to Astor Place. A whole "nother" world. It was a lot "sleazier" in the late 70's - early 80's. We used to meet at McSorleys and stop at Ray's Pizza. There was also a bar (no sign) called the "no-name" bar where you sometimes find members of popular "bands" hanging out. It was a popular haunt for the Keith Richards and the Stones along with the Clash and The Ramones. I think it was on a corner on 1st ave. I doubt the bar is still there. It reflecting glass all around it, so the patrons could see out but you couldn't see in. Maybe it was "Bar" or "Sunny Bar".
In 1993 i was hosting my business partners in NYC. We ran across a dive bar (can't remember the name) on 1st Ave around 9th Street - near Coyote Ugly. We had such a great time we "lived" there the entire weekend. Roach races down the bar. Nightly blues band wailing their axes about 5 feet away. Priceless. About 4 years ago two of us went down to try and find the bar and relive great times. We walked in to a bunch of hipsters (ironic beards and no socks) playing trivia games. Turned right around and vacated immediately. Ah well.......
I use to go to the village all the time my oldest sister was a hippie back in the days how I wish she was still here, I’d take the train from the Bronx ether after school or skip school just to go visit her and spend time with her she was the most beautiful awesome sister , she once lived in a storefront, a loaf, I think everywhere she lived was awesome the people were awesome I have nothing bad to say about the village or the hippies , I know things have changed but I’ll always remember the village as a big part of my growing up in a real peace ✌️ place 👵🏼🧘🏻🪔☮️💜 she worked at the electric circuits and the many small clothing shops they had I especially loved going to Washington square park with my sister and the father of her first born son 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽👍✌️🫡🎪🌹
I use to fall asleep watching your videos , now they are sooo interesting i can't sleep ! what a guy >>oops i mean what a guide ! Your videos really make me want to come to NYC.
In 1981 the Rolling Stones set up shop and shot the video for Waiting On a Friend on this location (11:29 mark). Cool video. I made this trek just a few months ago. A thrilling find for any fan of the Rollings Stones or Led Zeppelin.
Used to hang at the BAR on St Marks and A, A7, St. Marks Bar and Grill and Coney Island High in the 80's early 90's. Used to be a good Caribbean place called Sugar Reef on 1st between 7th and St Marks. Fun days!
Love your channel just discovered it! I haven't been to New York in years looks a lot cleaner. Funny how those guys acted. New friend here keep up the good work!😻
it's so interesting and kind of sad looking at the exact neighborhood where i live a year before. I hope things become lively again. Thank you for your video. So informative and nice! also @13:46, you passed a taco spot! It's called Empellon Al Pastor. Very delicious!
Love your walking videos. I find them really interesting and all the facts you have is really cool. I’m visiting NY in a few months and I’m really excited to see all this for myself
Hey K.! Thank you for this relaxing (almost) 30 minutes. Seems to be a great spot in the city - very interesting! 11:33 the man standing at the side with a great design on his shirt 😁 At 24:31 you can see a lettering at the house on the left "Deutsch Amerikanische Schützengesellschaft" - crazy but still kinda interesting ... Looking forward to the next ones! Keep on the good job! Hope you enjoy it! Greetings from Hamburg to NYC 😎
Trash & Vaudeville, Sounds, Coney Island High, Venus records ( once on 8th st), St. Marks Comics, Manic Panic.....all gone. :( Still enjoyed the video though. You've become my fave on UA-cam! Awesome Actionkid
Thanks, AK. In the pavement in front of Theatre 80 (9:35), there are plaques with the handprints and signatures of famous actors such as Myrna Loy (The Thin Man series), Joan Crawford, et al. Also, the Crif Dogs restaurant has a hidden speakeasy. Go into the restaurant and step into the old-fashioned telephone booth and pick up the phone to be approved. 😇
Walked by Theater 80 St Marks and did not show the plates of the silent movie stars. There is a reason a shop is named after Led Zed's Physical Graffiti is because a building on the street was used as the cover photo for the album. I was lucky enough to live in the neighborhood for over 10 years until the rents went through the roof.
It's so cool to see these NYC walks 👍😎 Hoping to get back there for a holiday some day.. 🙏🙂 Near Maddison Square on 7th Avenue was one (maybe more) nice bakel restaurant 😋👌
Wow! You could take a year to eat/shop at all the different places on this walk.I do have to admit I love the architecture the best. :-D Thanks again and take care,ActionKid!
Thank you for your videos I really enjoy watching them. Always wanted to visit NYC but doubtful that I will ever get the chance. Living vicariously through you is the next best thing.
*HUH??* He can film in public anything he wants. If it's private property (or if he gets reached out to blur someone) then that's a different story. You've been filmed by everyone making videos in public or skateboarders making videos, I'm sure you have filmed others as well this isn't China. The fuck?
@@nofood1 i know you can film people im just wondering the actual law because ppl make videos all the time where people say STOP RECORDING ME but they obviously dont have to.. isnt there a law against using the footage for a profit? isnt that why youtubers always need consent?? thanks for replyin
4:05 That has got to be one of the coolest interactions with the camera by a passer by in all of your videos AK. She doesn't make a big deal of it, she doesn't ignore you and she doesn't ham it up either but comes up with something better than a wave or cliche finger contortions. Excellent. :D
I could have gone to Cooper Union back in ‘97, only thing that held me back was my grades, they only took A students, I still kick my ass about that sometimes, PSA, stay in school kids, don’t let your dreams die
What a beautiful place!♥️🌼☀️I love this video,, particulary for those who enjoy friday night hours!!! Have a nice weekend action kid,,, take care see you next video!! 🌼☀️🌻🌈🌃🌇👋
you kind of comment just by expressing your thoughts about different objects that you see on your way, and these comments are constructive which don't spoil the video at all, on contrary make it even more interesting
I haven't set foot in NY,my hometown, for 35 years next week, I do recall that Ray's Pizza is very famous but you didn't mention that fact? Had you not known that?
The downstairs entrances in these row homes were half-level basement apartments for the servants. Almost all of these buildings were originally single family private residences. Many have been split up into apartments. These basement apartments are marketed as "Garden Apartments" and might be MORE expensive than a higher floor because you will probably get a little bit of backyard space. An amazing luxury in Manhattan!
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Timestamps
1:50 - 3rd Avenue
6:53 - 2nd Avenue
10:10 - 1st Avenue
14:30 - Avenue A
17:50 - 1st Avenue
21:30 - 2nd Avenue
23:58 - "Why u recording bro?"
25:35 - 3rd Avenue
16:50 why you clicked on the video
ActionKid what an interesting street. Reminds me of Philadelphia South Street in the 60s.
Hi.. Can I ask you question? I want to know your gopro resolution in this video and you facing any freezing with your g6 gimbal when stop recording button is press using g6 gimbal itself to end video? My g6 plus with gopro hero 7 will freeze when pressing the gimbal to stop recording. Start recording OK. Mostly happened with resolution higher than 1080p
Also not to mention I updated my gimbal to the latest firmware
Rockford Fortier I record at 4K @ 60FPS and operate the camera and gimbal manually. I don’t connect the gimbal software to the camera at all.
This video is the best I've seen yet about the neighborhood. I'm the record guy on Astor Place for 20 years. I was working that day. That is my silver van and my record table on the sidewalk that are visible in the beginning of the video between about :35 and 1:20. Whoopty-do.
Very eclectic neighbourhood! Plus a time traveller from the 60s 14:40
My old neighborhood. Thanks for sharing, felt like I was there.
Mine too; although it's changed a lot from the 80s...so many front street new stores and so many fenced frontyards now. Amazed to see how big are the trees now 🥰.
I'm always watching your videos on my bed before i go to sleep it makes me feel relaxed.
Cheers from Montreal, Canada.
SOOO relaxing. I keep his videos on in the background at work and they have a great calming effect. Even with the hustle and bustle of the city...still so calming & relieves stress
Used to work in a "head" shop after school in the mid-60's. It was in a basement storefront on St Mark's near 1st Ave. The East Village was at the time transitioning from a Polish working class neighborhood to one filled with the "true" hippies fleeing from the commercialization of the Village around Washington Square. Me and my mates used to hang at a Polish restaurant on Avenue A. Fun times.
Very cool! Thanks for the sharing the history!
It is interesting to watch every time. Hi from Russia.
The old grassroots tavern closed in 2017, Southside on St Marks pl between 2nd and 3rd ave, that whole area is entirely gentrification, from both ends of ST MARKS PLACE
Really, really enjoying this series. Your narrative style is perfectly informative and not intrusive.
I’ve learned that I love walking the streets of NYC and this is the next best thing to bring there.
Thank you!
I remember St. Mark's Place back in the mid-80's, was more funky and cool. Comic book shop was tons of fun.
You had to see it in the late 60s.
11:28 where the Physical Graffiti store is... Actually the building on Led Zeppelins "Physical Graffiti" album cover!
Also the video location for "Waiting on a Friend " by the Rolling Stones.
Oh so cool! Didn’t know that!
Swillko Barfington Continue a few blocks West on the same street and you run into Electric Lady studios...Hendrix ,Zeppelin & The Stones on the same street .
@@timbrady6473 very cool!
@@jpjohnpor I can't wait to go back to the Gem Spa for an egg creme and a pack of Winston's!
The Electric Circus from the 1960's used to be located at 19-25 St. Marks Place.
I came across your video and it was so clear I felt like I was there. I am from Texas but have never been to New York and likely never will. I kinda like in the quiet country. It was so well done, thank you! Will watch others you've done or will do.
Mistie Richardson - hey mistie- I knew a mistie in Richardson tx in the 80’s. Sister of Shane.
You know, I live on st marks. Outside of town we have country. not even 2 hours away with farms and everything- skiing too. Some really good.
But wherever you choose to live in life things are expensive- pay is commensurate with where you are. Pretty much.
Back to what we have here:
We have deep flowing rivers to canoe upon. And canoe camping trails to enjoy.
We have crystal clear lakes in less than 6 hours away (ADK) with moons and bright stars and a pretty and clean warm ocean in the summer with cool beach culture. It is actually the best region I’ve ever inhabited. And I’ve lived all over.
Montana was nice though... sigh.
Are you sold?
Loons
At 11 min 26 sec the shop called Physical Graffitea is located in the building that was the album cover for the 1975 Led Zeppelin double album Physical Graffitti.
Very cool!
The same building can be seen in the 1975 Rolling Stones music video "Waiting on a friend" where they are sitting outside this address 96-98 St Mark's Place.
Your Channel is FANTASTIC ! Merci from Paris. 😊👋
Please start a walking tour of Paris channel and I'll be your first subscriber! 60fps please 😁
Another great one. St. Marks is, of course, one of the most fascinating streets in the city, and over the centuries has been home to Hamilton's widow, Leon Trotsky, Abbie Hoffman, and many, many more. And most of their homes are still standing. Thanks for the walk.
Keith Griffin You wouldn’t know it from what it is today
Glad to see Dumpling Man is still there, it was new when I lived in the EV in 2004 so I'm glad to see it's survived 15 years!
I'm from Brazil. I love your videos because I can imagine myself walking these streets. Thanks.
Love watching your walks .great quality work...keep them going, very interesting and G'day from Australia
14:44 70's guy looking FLY! Lol
1970s Time Traveler Alert! LOL!
Hipster af
You stopped at Ray's Pizza, where punk rocker Sid Vicious hung out at least once :)
A wonderful walk through this neighborhood and many of the people are stunningly beautiful. Thanks, AK. I am impressed with the East Village!
The "Residential Edition" of NY on a perfect weather stroll 🍻👍
10 degrees has (had) the best happy hour in the city. 2 for 1 on drinks and even wine bottles. Their food was fantastic as well. The entire east village from 1st Ave to Ave C is phenomenal.
We went down to St Marks last week from the UWS where I live. There is a restaurant down there that we just love and go to often. You should have mentioned when you were passing the Cooper Union building that Lincoln gave a very famous speech there. NYC is the greatest life anyone can have.
14:42 A 60's hippie made it through a time warp into 2019.
21:42 The Gem Spa, location of the cover shoot for The New York Dolls first album cover! Rock and Roll neighborhood!
Swillko Barfington : Omg again, your good👍🏼
@@Curi0u50ne TY very much!
@@Curi0u50ne I'd love to take a walk with ActionKid down Avenue "C" and just point out the famous musician buildings with him..."That's where Rob Zombie lived... There's Joey Ramone's old place..." It was, and probably still is a place where lots of musicians lived/ hung out. Cheap rent and lots of clubs.
Things have changed a lot on St. Mark's now, it used to be a bit scary down there. You had to tough it out or get eaten.
Gem Spa it's just like it was in the 80s. It was my corner shop open 24/7.
At 06:15 "Joe's Steam Rice Roll" on 36th Marks Place is a new business. Before there was "Frieterie Belgian Fries" located with very good fries. This after a gasleak blast around the corner at 2nd Ave, where people where killed and which is still an open place. An other good friesshop is located at 128 Mac Dougalstreet near Washington Square !!! Ruud Mulder NYC fan. The Netherlands
Well done. Brings back memories. Thanks for the great video.
I lived here in the 70s. I lived in the building that the Gem Spa is located in. Everything is different. There are no shops that were there in the 70s except the Gem Spa. I find it sad that it has been taken over by a lot of chains but I guess that is the way most cities have gone now.
St Marks Place, used to hang at a club there, back in the 90’s. It’s always been a busy street with lots to do.
NYC never changes.
I've been missing NYC so much...thank you for this....it means a lot :)
I've enjoyed your walks through my neighborhood (East Village) and I notice that a great historical fact about Cooper Union, the balcony beneath the sign, goes unmentioned. This is the exact spot where Abraham Lincoln declared his presidency! The auditorium in CU is where many great Americans from Lincoln to Sojourner Truth have spoken. Great writers and more have read there, lectured, etc. Keep on walking!
you're doing a great job man. Nice to see places in detail when it is done walking.
Wonderful. It is a shame that you missed mentioning Gem Spa!
Once again great video. Loved that this appeared to more ‘authentic ‘ NY as I loved the buildings and the atmosphere and the general ‘non tourist ‘ feel, even though I would love to walk this as a tourist.
This is extremely helpful for future trips to NYC. Thank you.
This brings back memories. When I lived in Westchester three of my friends lived in the East Village. At the time it was still called "The Bowery" and was the least expensive area to live in Manhattan. I used to take the #6 train from GTC to Astor Place. A whole "nother" world. It was a lot "sleazier" in the late 70's - early 80's. We used to meet at McSorleys and stop at Ray's Pizza. There was also a bar (no sign) called the "no-name" bar where you sometimes find members of popular "bands" hanging out. It was a popular haunt for the Keith Richards and the Stones along with the Clash and The Ramones. I think it was on a corner on 1st ave. I doubt the bar is still there. It reflecting glass all around it, so the patrons could see out but you couldn't see in. Maybe it was "Bar" or "Sunny Bar".
Thanks for sharing all the memories!
In 1993 i was hosting my business partners in NYC. We ran across a dive bar (can't remember the name) on 1st Ave around 9th Street - near Coyote Ugly. We had such a great time we "lived" there the entire weekend. Roach races down the bar. Nightly blues band wailing their axes about 5 feet away. Priceless. About 4 years ago two of us went down to try and find the bar and relive great times. We walked in to a bunch of hipsters (ironic beards and no socks) playing trivia games. Turned right around and vacated immediately. Ah well.......
I use to go to the village all the time my oldest sister was a hippie back in the days how I wish she was still here, I’d take the train from the Bronx ether after school or skip school just to go visit her and spend time with her she was the most beautiful awesome sister , she once lived in a storefront, a loaf, I think everywhere she lived was awesome the people were awesome I have nothing bad to say about the village or the hippies , I know things have changed but I’ll always remember the village as a big part of my growing up in a real peace ✌️ place 👵🏼🧘🏻🪔☮️💜 she worked at the electric circuits and the many small clothing shops they had I especially loved going to Washington square park with my sister and the father of her first born son 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽👍✌️🫡🎪🌹
thank you
you did a great job
your narration is excellent , I like your voice
I almost travelled all over NYC thanks to your help
You’re welcome 😉
I use to fall asleep watching your videos , now they are sooo interesting i can't sleep ! what a guy >>oops i mean what a guide ! Your videos really make me want to come to NYC.
Thank you very much!
Your best one yet kiddo, keep it up 👍
I like the narrated versions, your voice is as smooth as lou reeds and also have you ever seen any celebrities walking NY like Jerry Seinfeld
Thank you! I’ve passed by many celebrities but I’m not too familiar with most of them.
In 1981 the Rolling Stones set up shop and shot the video for Waiting On a Friend on this location (11:29 mark). Cool video. I made this trek just a few months ago. A thrilling find for any fan of the Rollings Stones or Led Zeppelin.
Thank you for the wonderful walk. You are a very good tour guide! God bless and stay safe.
can't get any better than the ActionKid's narrated NYC walk-along vids. Subbed and liked!
Used to hang at the BAR on St Marks and A, A7, St. Marks Bar and Grill and Coney Island High in the 80's early 90's. Used to be a good Caribbean place called Sugar Reef on 1st between 7th and St Marks. Fun days!
Love your channel just discovered it! I haven't been to New York in years looks a lot cleaner.
Funny how those guys acted. New friend here keep up the good work!😻
Above the Jazz bar was the very famous Electric Circus. The block has become so commercialized.
Thank you for this great video tour - great job
it's so interesting and kind of sad looking at the exact neighborhood where i live a year before. I hope things become lively again. Thank you for your video. So informative and nice!
also @13:46, you passed a taco spot! It's called Empellon Al Pastor. Very delicious!
another lovely walk. thank u so much
Love your walking videos. I find them really interesting and all the facts you have is really cool. I’m visiting NY in a few months and I’m really excited to see all this for myself
Hey K.!
Thank you for this relaxing (almost) 30 minutes.
Seems to be a great spot in the city - very interesting!
11:33 the man standing at the side with a great design on his shirt 😁
At 24:31 you can see a lettering at the house on the left "Deutsch Amerikanische Schützengesellschaft" - crazy but still kinda interesting ...
Looking forward to the next ones!
Keep on the good job! Hope you enjoy it!
Greetings from Hamburg to NYC 😎
Trash & Vaudeville, Sounds, Coney Island High, Venus records ( once on 8th st), St. Marks Comics, Manic Panic.....all gone. :(
Still enjoyed the video though. You've become my fave on UA-cam! Awesome Actionkid
Thanks 😃
This is exactly the type of video I've been looking for. Knew it would be great when you started with a map, thanks!
Thank you!
Thanks, AK.
In the pavement in front of Theatre 80 (9:35), there are plaques with the handprints and signatures of famous actors such as Myrna Loy (The Thin Man series), Joan Crawford, et al. Also, the Crif Dogs restaurant has a hidden speakeasy. Go into the restaurant and step into the old-fashioned telephone booth and pick up the phone to be approved. 😇
Very very cool 😎
Seeing all of those restaurants is making me hungry.
Can you do a dedicated video for popular restaurants like Katz’s deli? Love their atmosphere and oh course that to die for pastrami!
I could try it one time 😃
Walked by Theater 80 St Marks and did not show the plates of the silent movie stars. There is a reason a shop is named after Led Zed's Physical Graffiti is because a building on the street was used as the cover photo for the album. I was lucky enough to live in the neighborhood for over 10 years until the rents went through the roof.
Thanks for this narrated walk. 👍
It's so cool to see these NYC walks 👍😎 Hoping to get back there for a holiday some day.. 🙏🙂 Near Maddison Square on 7th Avenue was one (maybe more) nice bakel restaurant 😋👌
The cube isn’t that hard to push it’s just that you have to push it at a right angle to move it
29 degrees over there...it’s our winter and it’s 27 degrees here in Qld Australia lol
Wow! You could take a year to eat/shop at all the different places on this walk.I do have to admit I love the architecture the best. :-D Thanks again and take care,ActionKid!
Perfect magnificent outlook. Wow! Thax alot.
Thank you for your videos I really enjoy watching them. Always wanted to visit NYC but doubtful that I will ever get the chance. Living vicariously through you is the next best thing.
Omg so in love with the neighborhood...... thank you for this video !!!!
Zep,Stones,Hendrix,oh my...SOX!!!☘️🍻❤️NY😺
Pretty cool scene and good quality video. Thanks.
Video quality is awesome bro....keep entertaining us
Thank you for the video! very interesting to tell and show!
14:41 I see we have a time traveler from the past walking around
Another triumphant walk. Congrats, you win again ActionKid!
4:03 this girl is famous now!
❤️❤️❤️
So sweet
she looks like somebody famous lol
Does he not need permission from her to have her in this video? its not against the law to have all these people in his video without askin em?
*HUH??* He can film in public anything he wants. If it's private property (or if he gets reached out to blur someone) then that's a different story. You've been filmed by everyone making videos in public or skateboarders making videos, I'm sure you have filmed others as well this isn't China. The fuck?
@@nofood1 i know you can film people im just wondering the actual law because ppl make videos all the time where people say STOP RECORDING ME but they obviously dont have to.. isnt there a law against using the footage for a profit? isnt that why youtubers always need consent?? thanks for replyin
4:05 That has got to be one of the coolest interactions with the camera by a passer by in all of your videos AK. She doesn't make a big deal of it, she doesn't ignore you and she doesn't ham it up either but comes up with something better than a wave or cliche finger contortions. Excellent. :D
Another great vlog kid lovely day for it too you should get a grant for shoeing off a beautiful city love it and remember stay safe ,peace.
I could have gone to Cooper Union back in ‘97, only thing that held me back was my grades, they only took A students, I still kick my ass about that sometimes, PSA, stay in school kids, don’t let your dreams die
Don't know why, maybe it is because there was a very short but very real connection with the @4:03 girl that makes her the best part.
4:20- You missed FUNKYTOWN(MY FAVORITE PLACE TO VISIT WHEN I'M IN NYC) Great people that work there. 🤘
Another gem, thanks for sharing
Loved the video! Have a great weekend, Actionkid! 😊
thanks 'actionkid" i already have many of you videos,i watch the quiet ones to "zen" out on the city sounds.
Thank you SO much for all the details.
Some people don't like to be on video so it's : "ask me before recording ". Tough :)
Watching your NYC walks.
lol lol lol
Is supercool
We dig.
The people.
FREE artist: PAT BLACK
you waited for the lights?? are you sure you are not canadian??? lol . Excellent video..short and sweet.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but is Ray's Pizza the same spot that served as Ray's Occult Books in Ghostbusters 2??
Always enjoy your walks down the neighborhood side streets!
11:29 The grey stoops are where the Rolling Stones filmed "Waiting on a Friend".
What a beautiful place!♥️🌼☀️I love this video,, particulary for those who enjoy friday night hours!!! Have a nice weekend action kid,,, take care see you next video!! 🌼☀️🌻🌈🌃🌇👋
you kind of comment just by expressing your thoughts about different objects that you see on your way, and these comments are constructive which don't spoil the video at all, on contrary make it even more interesting
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IL 777 VTX Yup that’s the girl!
that damn sock store lol
Super Hot!
whahaha when 2 hot girls appear and you dont want to be creepy filming them
*cool socks!*
You read every frikkin store sign from 3rd Ave to 2 Ave - Except the oldest and most historic establishment on the block: GEM SPA.
Wow, I didn’t know about Gem Spa’s significance. I looked it up and it’s the birthplace of New York City egg cream.
@@ActionKid Also a hippie and beatnik gathering place in the day.
I haven't set foot in NY,my hometown, for 35 years next week, I do recall that Ray's Pizza is very famous but you didn't mention that fact? Had you not known that?
I’m not sure which store is the original Ray’s Pizza. There are many in New York
Is there any particular reason that most of the buildings have down stair entrances there?
I'm guessing but perhaps because rents are cheaper in the basements.
Spetsialista , mud flood, research it.
The downstairs entrances in these row homes were half-level basement apartments for the servants. Almost all of these buildings were originally single family private residences. Many have been split up into apartments. These basement apartments are marketed as "Garden Apartments" and might be MORE expensive than a higher floor because you will probably get a little bit of backyard space. An amazing luxury in Manhattan!
Great vid! Very colorful neighborhood.
From Italy, video molto carino , belli i ristorantini... Grazie Actionkid.
I love your videos this neighborhood is the location of friends tv series?
This area is so cute!