Tom D Tours Soho, Little Italy and Chinatown
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- Опубликовано: 23 окт 2021
- Tour guide and comedian, Tom Delgado, takes you on an educational walk around SoHo, Little Italy and Chinatown. Please subscribe.
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Hello Tom, I am a New Yorker, born and raised. From 1969 to 2004. Former FDNY Firefighter and survivor of 9/11.
Born in Brooklyn and raised in Far Rockaway Quees.
I just recently came across your videos on New Years Day 2024. I absolutely LOVE your videos. You are so knowledgeable (a true historian). I currently live in Orlando, Florida, but if I ever go back to visit NYC, I want a tour from you.
I have done everything you can think of in NY. (I am a true die-hard Newyorker), but listening to you made me feel like I knew nothing about New York. Now I have a renewed pride and interest in my home town. I done it all in NY.
The real reason I'm commenting is because you need to upgrade your technology (do the tethering thing) and redo this 2 hour tour. I would have loved it so much more, and we missed out on some info while you were talking.
Btw, I love the fact that you are Latino from Nicaragua. Both my parents are from PR. It great to see Latinos that are super intelligent and 100% American. You are also funny and real. We could definitely hang out. Anyway, God bless you, and although you do look a little like Manson, you have the heart and passion of Jesus, my Lord. 😉
Love your heart in tipping performers, but that Chinese lady owes you.
Living in nyc 20 years… can’t stop watching this sharp city walks with irony spice… so addictive -)
Great take on the Italians, Tom. They were eagerly waiting there for 100 years building churches and cathedrals until they could become truly assimilated Americans--their communities scattered to the wind and cleansed as happened to the Germans before them. Now they can live closer to places like the American Dream Mall.
You look nothing like Manson, you're gorgeous! ❤
It's good to walk the beautiful City of New York....And a good excercises too...✌😁
Stumbled across your channel and LOVE it. You're so personable and informative. GREAT content. Thanks for keeping me in touch with my hometown.
You are so knowledgeable about NY I thought you were a native NYker. When I worked in SoHo, I would walk all the around this area on my lunch breaks. Great video Tom!
I'm a Bronx native and love your content handsome! Come over to the boogie down Bronx man. God bless
Hi Tom, I love ya videos, as always accompanied by lots of history by a very knowledgeable guy, you rock Tom.
So Dope.
Those old school cast iron buildings are so Cool.
I love it.
Tom, Congrats. You are an artist!! You paint a picture of NYC. Your theory on gentrification is extremely valuable.
Good stuff is what you bring to the people. I love NYC, born in NYC but not raised, Brooklyn is my cradle, then we moved to The Bronx in the 60s, when the boogie was the boogie. South Bronx burned. Then I moved to a similar town like Lowell Massachusetts, Lowell started the textile factories in the Merrimack Valley, it appeared all over the place yeah. No picking cotton for the people working in the cotton fields by hand in the south ext. The city that represents America's might. Ok, then I came back to NYC I told myself when I left at 5, I'm coming back, but this information is very educative for everybody. Specially the New Yorker. You get to love it more, when you're far away. By the way, I was hanging out in Quincy Market in Boston, where the constitution, was first discussed. For many years Lowell is like so historical, the end of era, now is high tech State of the arts, and work. Just like the industrial buildings are in NYC, that's how we also got it in Lowell Massachusetts and the rest of the state. Then you got the first tower made if cast iron on E 23 Rd St. Btw 5th av and 22th St. That's on Gramercy tech, cause 5th av divides the east from the west of Manhattan
great video and the history is very interesting.....love it. Thanks so much Tom!
Been in New York for 10 years. Still learning new things of New York from you. 😁
Your vibe puts a smile on my face.
Always love your fun way of showing your wisdom . You the man 👍🏽
Welcome back again!!!! Enjoyed it very much 👍🏻
SOHO used to be one of the most affordable places to live for artists and were popular because they let alot of light in.
Hi Tom, I used to work for Sterns Dept Store (computer/accounting section). Torn down, now the big curved glass wall building is there. Don’t remember the address, but I think it was near the other dept stores -Macy’s, Gimbels etc.
Excellent, as usual, Tom Ol' Boy! Welcome home!
Great video as always man. In reference to your elevator tale I was in Cambodia 20 years ago and rode their first escalator. The locals were terrified of it and just stood and watched as we rode up. Good fun :)
Missed you live. Good to see you again.
I'm a newbie here. This was a great video. Thank you. I absolutely love the history that you provided 👍
Hi Tom love your videos. I grew up in NJ and moved to Nova Scotia. My mom grew up in Little Italy and my Grandmother was born on Pell street
This is nice Tom. Specially Little Italy is my preference. I saw 'ActionKid' and 'What a shame Mary Jane' walk into a room 2 years ago. A kind of market with different food items. I enjoyed it then. The staff there was super nice and told about the origin of these foods
Good to see you again!
My fav Jim Croce is Operator also. Glad you sang a few bars, nice job. Thanks cool guy. 😎👌
Hi Tom..Peter from the bronx...love ya tours
Took a cab from Central Park to 52nd street. Thought we was gonna die. The cab driver was driving recklessly,,,it was so bad I honestly thought about jumping from the car😂😂 dude was scary
Keep up the good work TomD👍
Love this channel!
Great content! I’m planning to visit the big apple in June this year, and watching your videos really help me to know what to visit and avoid 😃.
I just discovered your channel and I'm really enjoying it. I lived in NYC for 5 years but feel like I missed most of it. As an artist I tend to be a bit reclusive. lol
Your Jim Croce was also someone I loved , best singingyou did so far
Tom you the freakin man love u ❤️
Awesome videos!
Five points was a neighborhood in Manhattan in the 1809 and the Catholic Irish came and settled there around 1845
Hi , tom, muchas gracias!
U R really good @ this. This is the second video 4 me & each have made me smile / Thanks!
Don't u guys have a Noho? & I am looking forward 2 Tribeca.
So u r a comedian. Where r u touring. My fav comedian is Bill Burr & he often performed in the vil
Thanks 4 the upload
i think you came across my eyes because i started watching action kid. i really like your work !
Geweldig!
i went to an italian place in new jersey and the owner/cook/singer! was 100 percent in all 3
Tom u do great livestream by yourself♥️
Hi Tom from North East of England x
Correction those. Mills still running in some towns including Lowell. They never stop working. Those brick buildings with the green detailed buildings remind me of NYC now that I'm in NYC, it reminds me of the cradle of the Industrial Revolution Lowell Massachusetts..
Let’s get the show on the road
I live in Iceland- My only son has lives in Seattle many year works for Microsoft👍😁🎶🎶🌹
Great video:)
You're the best
I really like your videos. I prefer the recorded ones though
a free hour tour! Thanks BJP
Good Morning, oooooh you speak a bit German 👋👋I was also in Chinatown Holiday Inn but we changed😂 GREETINGS Grüsse Saluti. ANYWAY NCY is my favorite Big City🗽
Very nice.
Is there a way you can go into buildings like The Howett building and the Silk Exchange Building? I would like to see how they are like inside.
Tom I like it better when your sidekick is recording
Your channel is awesome btw. Your city looks beautiful. Wish I could come up there. New job, so no time off right now. If your ever in Jax, look me up will show you around bro. Have a great day.
Went to La Vela I think it was called in little Italy in late 90s and it was touristy but very authentic and unpretentious, fairly affordable for the amount of food and wine we consumed.
You sung Operator great!
Enjoy while you can.🍀I got stroke am in bed. I Enjoy you walk Dear TOM THANK YOU SO MUCH 👍🤗❤️🇺🇸🇮🇸Bouth beautiful pitcure in Soho meny years ago after KEANE👍😁❤️
Hello You Legend!
I was locked in the elavater for 1 and a half hour to day saturday Finally I got help 👍🙏🏻💁
How do find all this great information you should open up a tour guide operation for the tourist!
Along the lines of the Houston pronunciation, Carnegie. As a Pittsburgh native, we pronounce it correctly and New Yorkers do not 🤣😂🤣
KEEP IT UP FOR THE SAKE OF HUMANITY LOVE KINDNESS PROSPERITY AND HAPPINESS AND WOMEN POWER
My Grandparents and parents immigrated to New York too off ship too Mexican and other side German in late early 1950s.
Tom, the Greene for whom Greene St is named was Gen. Nathanael Greene, not Samuel.
what neighborhood do you like better, Soho? Tribecca?
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you are like a little book of knowlege
Caruso is mentioned in Werner Herzog's "Fitzcarraldo".....he plays it to the Amazonian indians on the steam boat
at 1:10:00
I heard the textile industry moved out of nyc in the \90\s & moved 2 Jersey, so what is now in the silk bldg. Where is the Andy Warhol loft?
make shirts please. "I don't what to tell ya!" and "sick plug, baby...."
HI Tom
nice
Does anybody know what kind of car that silver/gray car is at 34:37. The 4 door with the sunroof closest to the camera. It's a decent-looking car compared to all the ugly cars being made now.
Infiniti G series
Houston wasn't even a city when the street was named.
@41:12 is that Jack Nicholson by the trunk
In the beginning and before you started walking, your stream was lagging
You are so damn cute! Do women attack you in the street because you're so good looking? And you're so funny I want to see you do stand up
Wouldn't the taxis be able to undercut Uber on the price? I know a guy in the Chicago suburbs that took Uber to the O'hare for 50 dollars. I told him he could have gotten a flat rate cab for about 25.00. He assumed Uber would be cheaper. Cabs have to advertise their price.
@@meiko_kaji I am not sure what you mean by bookings. Do you mean making a reservation by booking? I have booked a cab ride to the airport days in advance.
@@meiko_kaji i don't live in NY. This was in the Chicago area. I used the American Taxi company, which you can prebook. The ride can't begin and end in Chicago. They aren't licensed to do that. The ride has to begin in city( like O'hare) and end in the suburbs or begin in the suburbs and end in the city. Of course, it can go from suburb to suburb, but they aren't allowed to operate rides within the city. They can't go from O'hare to downtown Chicago. Maybe at certain times uber would be about the same, but sometimes it is more.
1947///???? LOOKIN GOOD FOR 73
Waiting to watch you chugging water when you come to Athens again !!!!
Hola
I think Portland, Oregon has the most cast iron building's.
Why they still call San Francisco a Major City? I been there and there's not much to see or experience. Just traffic, just to make it to GoldenGateBridge.
Was that Gordon Ramsay speaking at 19:15?
Hello
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Your signal is causing spotty lagging
Money never sleeps, every dream has a sick price.
Vincent’s my favorite in LI soho ? Nothing all the great bars are gone from the 80’s
I wanna HUG
Que pasa
You don't need any cash I would guess. Jet setting all over Europe
qué sinnifica soñar con piojos
set up Zelle
legos?
Born in portland I come here to stop complaining about our taxes here
a different kind of singing --- sounded like Mariah Carey caught in a bear trap
toronto dominion bank. T.D. BANK.