I'm so glad you did an update on this mall and I'm happy to see it doing better these days. I must highly recommend that Bangkok Reflexology place, the service and prices are excellent. Ask for Henry.
We have a place like this in Quakertown, PA. It's officially called the Quakertown farmers market but it's basically a mall full of small mom & pop businesses. It's got a really cool vibe to it.
I’m so glad I found your channel today! I’ve only watched a few videos so far but I think you are quickly becoming my favorite dead mall series. If you ever come to York, PA please check out the York Galleria, a dead mall frozen in 1989. Keep up the good work!
Grew up in the neighborhood south of here, about a 10 minute walk away. Moved in around '95 in a freshly built house when a lot of this area was just dirt. From about 1999 to 2002, me and my friends would goof around either inside or the parking lot. The interior is terribly boring for kids, but it's all we had. I haven't been here in 16 years, but it's surreal to watch both this and the Superstition Springs Center videos.
The Vintage retro stores fit this vintage mall so well especially the furniture store with all the vintage electronics definitely a cool looking place and kind of a time vault to the 80s and 90s hopefully it becomes successful again!
wow this is nice to see! It's rare to see a dying mall turn around...yeah they are mom and pop stores but maybe many malls are heading in that direction..which is nice too.
If you ever make it out to Las Vegas, the Boulevard Mall would make a good mall to explore. It's making a comeback with a lot of old big box stores being replaced by mom and pops, much like Power Square.
Not dead, but Harlem Irving Plaza (aka The HIP) in Norridge IL is very interesting. It has a giant parking garage built onto of the mall, and still has lots of mom and pop stores as well as national chains. It serves as a shopping hub for the west side of Chicago as well.
Dead mall revisited and revamped doing better is so awesome to find! Thank you for making and posting! Would love to see more dead malls come alive again videos, keep up the great work
If you are ever in the Pittsburgh (Pa) area, there's this mall in Washington Pa called the Washington Mall (original, I know). It's pretty empty and small, but I would love to see a video on it because my family tries not to touch it with a ten foot pool.
the washington mall closed years ago and its just a toys r us, staples, and a furniture store. i dont live in pa but ive seen this mall a few times on the freeway while going on summer vacations.
Same...just a few of them. Especially a Christmas Wish Book or two. But in the moment, all those magazines and catalogues built up and you just wanted to get rid of them.
I love VF! I live in Colorado, but have visited Tucson twice this year. I discovered the VF store and have gotten great deals on clothing and some other items. The quality is fine for casual clothes and the prices and selection are great. Years ago, I think there was a VF store near Denver, but we don't seem to have one anymore. 😧. I can see why VF in AZ is busy.
It's actually a good concept to attract different types of small businesses like collectible and antique stores among others and this would probably work in a lot of other dead malls if they would lower their rent and make space more available for it would bring in more traffic that ends up going elsewhere!
You should check out Yard Birds Mall if you ever go through Chehalis, WA. Yard Birds was a big box store like a proto-Walmart in the '70's and '80's and then became a mall and flea market with mom & pop shops in it like this. Its roadside attraction, the "Yard Bird" is still there and is periodically maintained to this day. The Yard Bird was built large enough to store a helicopter. Outside, the store's a rather ugly warehouse, but inside are railings from the second floor and two big spiral staircases. In its heyday this store was a county-wide destination. If I had the money I'd buy it and slowly transform it into a church/mission/community center. It's for sale for about $11 per square foot. A newer mall built as a mall is just north, it looks like an '80's building. It looked dead when I lived in the area ten years ago. The older Yard Birds store, southwest across the road from Yard Birds Mall, is about a third as big and was repurposed into a sporting goods store 40 years ago and has been that longer than it ever was Yard Birds. This building still has the '50's mid-mod vibe. Chehalis also just closed two elementary schools, after almost a hundred years of use as public schools, that would make interesting "malls" for mom & pop shops.
If you are ever in the Chicago Land area, check out SpringHill Mall in West Dundee, Illinois. It is another small mall and it is pretty dead. However, they have been talking about redevelopment plans. I have not been over there for years so I am not sure if it is still the same. Closer to the city is a larger mall in Skokie, Illinois called Old Orchard Mall. It is pretty old, opened in 1956. It is always crowded there and nowhere near close to dying. Also, there is another extremely busy mall in Schaumburg, Illinois called Woodfield Mall. It is one of the largest around and is very popular. One more that I know of is Hawthorne Mall in Vernon Hills, Illinois. Not a huge mall, but a decent size. And it is sometimes quite crowded.
Please go to Shenango Valley Mall in Shenango, PA. It's so sad how dead it's becoming. They even have a secret section they closed off back in the early 90s when I was a kid that had a sweet arcade. It still looks like the 80s back there. Definitely worth a trip if you go back East.
Very good video. Years back, here in the northeast, the malls had a thing called percentage rent. Every store except anchors, had to pay a % of the sales. This is another factor of why businesses left the malls. I wonder it % rent is still around.
Yeah, a lot of malls are trying to revitalize themselves by bringing in more unconventional stores and experience type stuff like the escape room. A while back I was talking with someone and saying that it would be cool to have a mall with nothing but retail and consignment stores, so it's pretty neat to see a mall with a bunch of vintage shops.
If you're ever in Kansas, check out Central Mall in Salina. Just lost Sears and Dillard's last year, leaving a JCPenney as the only anchor. Very empty in there.
I found this chanel cause the title was interesting. As former Valley of the Sun resident seeing the various malls has been fun stroll of memory lane. I was shocked that this outlet mall was still standing. In the mid 1980s. Power Road was the last exit of U.S60. I recall east mesa at the time as some farmland, orange groves, and the open desert. The suburban sprawl out east was very young. I think there was a Lennox China outlet nearby. Is that giant Leisure World (globe) still standing?
Thank you for documenting these locations with such high quality and care! If you ever head back to Tucson sometime, totally check out Picacho Peak on your way there! Aside from the Dairy Queen, porn store, and kitschy gift shop, right nearby there's the remains of the collapsed Nickerson Farms restaurant from the 60s, the remains of the Picacho Trading Post that burned down in 2002ish (including the creepy, torsoless remains of the Native American statue that used to stand in front of it), and the Arizona Nuthouse store that was abandoned a few years back! The owners of these stores also lived right next to these buildings, I believe. Last I saw, their homes are abandoned and intact nearby as well! Might be a cool stop to document the stage past the mere death of a retail location- to the physical collapse of their structure after losing their fight to the elements.
You should check out Outlets at Anthem in Anthem, AZ. It's always been a quieter mall in terms of foot traffic but it's looking a lot deader nowadays as more and more stores are leaving. It's a shame though because I really love the feel and the architecture of the mall.
Monterey, CA has a struggling mall very similar in design. I believe it is called the American Tin Cannery. It is across the street from the Monterey Bay Aquarium.
Loved the old boom box at the furniture consignment place pretty cool. You know I've lived in Arizona since August of 1999 and I've never understood the point to the Arizona Center. I know it was primarily bars, clubs, and restaurants when I first moved here and could never figure out or understand why they went the direction they did with turning it into retail space. for the location it doesn't seem to make much sense.
Nice work as always! I see what you're doing there with the transitioning between the corridor and each store, making it feel like you're in a video game haha ;)
If you were to ask me to choose a mall to live in if I was the last human on the planet, I'd pick this. At least, I'd pick it if I couldn't choose Penhorn Mall, which has long since been torn down.
If you ever go to the Bay Area go to hilltop mall near Oakland it's been struggling for years and no one really goes to it JC penny's closed and we have a Walmart that's pretty much the only place super active.
You should vist Gwinnett place mall in Atlanta, Georgia which opened in 1984. Theres hardly stores left and the foodcourt is empty. Anyways, Nice video!
come to the loyd center mall in Portland oregon it is interesting because it is an extremely nice mall it looks kind of dead but at the same time it is kind of in a renovation process so maybe get footage of the mal now before it is finished with the renovation
Irving Mall in Irving TX outside of Dallas would be a good one to look over. While it's never been a *dead* mall, it's certainly on life support as national chains move out and funky replacements move in. Funky? Try a tattoo parlor right off the food court as an example!
Well, there's the Western Mall in Sioux Falls, SD. It's markedly different than it was when I was a kid, but still doing relatively well, all things considered. Might be worth a look.
You sould check out the berkshire mall in lanesboro massachusetts it's decling, losing stores the only thing keep it alive is the movie theatre and target, only two choices for the foodcort, pizza and chinese, and 14% of the mall not including target and the movie theatre is full of stores, seras, macys, bets buys, and jcpennys just closed so only 1 anchor store left
Actually Sears did a wish book this year for Christmas oddly enough. I find this off considering what bad shape they are in. money.cnn.com/2017/10/25/news/companies/sears-revives-wish-book/index.html
Can you come check out "Plaza del sol" in Kissimmee Florida? It used to be called the Osceola mall before and used to be the main bus station area in Kissimmee before they moved the bus station spot to downtown Kissimmee (you should check there out, lots of local shops and dinners in downtown Kissimmee) and was struggling but then changed their name to Plaza del sol to appeal to the majority of Hispanic/Latinos in the area and local shops opened up in there along with a technical school inside. Its still not too active but much more than it used to be. Also the food court isn't that bad, I recommend getting something from the Mexican eatery or getting a Venezuelan burger from the eatery to the right of it. Sucks the comic book shop didn't last long there though. :(
This isn't a dead mall but Hanes Mall in Winston Salem, NC is interesting. It's the only mall I can think of where you enter the mall and and have a mall area and then have have to walk through an anchor (J C Penney)in the middle of the mall to get to the rest of the mall.
It's not a dead mall, but one place I think you'd really, really enjoy checking out is Zern's, in Gilbertsville, Pennsylvania. I haven't been there in years, but I have no doubt it's still going strong -- it's in the heart of Pennsylvania Dutch country, and is kind of like a neverending flea market of quintessentially Pennsylvanian goods from the last 100 years, with shops and stalls largely operated by Mennonites. You'll never have another shopping experience quite like it (nor will you find better soft pretzels or Pennsylvania Dutchie desserts -- be sure to try some shoo fly pie and/or A.P. cake while you're there!).
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aluminum_Christmas_tree Have started to make a nostalgia resurgence. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Charlie_Brown_Christmas was pretty much the death of them. The other drawback was you couldn't put lights (unless they were battery powered strings) on them. One little problem with standard lights on such trees is any little issue with the lights or wiring and the whole tree goes 120VAC live. Not merry. You got lucky with that Sears memorial catalog.
There's this Mall in the Northeastern Suburbs of my City The whole mall is dead except the Automotive parts and garage plus used car dealerships on the top floors
When will Fashion Square be up? I really want to see which Freight Elevator you all rode or if you all found one that I never knew about. That mall has over 40 elevators in total.
ModPallet I don't think I'm in any position to make a tutorial, LOL. I'll ask around and see if there's any vaporwave artists I know that want to do one though.
Just read in the San Bernardino Sun today (12/6/17) that the city is boarding up the doors and windows. So, there might not be access to it. I t was an interesting mall 25 to 30 years ago.
Sigler Bricks last time I was there was early 2000 going to shop at sears. I did film the kmart on the north end of town. The video is extremely shaky. I did see that Target closed down too,last time I went back to Anderson, also how is Muncie mall doing?
+TheMcdouble Arizona isn't exactly small, it's the sixth largest state in the United States. Also travel costs money, and that money is much harder to come by when RUclips keeps demonetizing videos.
Its a Concept from a TV Show called 'Stranger Things' dealing with a CGI Alternate Dimension, where there are tentacles and vines all over the walls and creatures/Monsters running around.
I'm so glad you did an update on this mall and I'm happy to see it doing better these days. I must highly recommend that Bangkok Reflexology place, the service and prices are excellent. Ask for Henry.
If you’re ever in the Orange County area I️ think Westminster Mall is struggling and they have a lot of odd shops
We have a place like this in Quakertown, PA. It's officially called the Quakertown farmers market but it's basically a mall full of small mom & pop businesses. It's got a really cool vibe to it.
I’m so glad I found your channel today! I’ve only watched a few videos so far but I think you are quickly becoming my favorite dead mall series. If you ever come to York, PA please check out the York Galleria, a dead mall frozen in 1989. Keep up the good work!
Grew up in the neighborhood south of here, about a 10 minute walk away. Moved in around '95 in a freshly built house when a lot of this area was just dirt. From about 1999 to 2002, me and my friends would goof around either inside or the parking lot. The interior is terribly boring for kids, but it's all we had. I haven't been here in 16 years, but it's surreal to watch both this and the Superstition Springs Center videos.
This is great. I'm very pleased that this mall is starting to gain some life back.
The Vintage retro stores fit this vintage mall so well especially the furniture store with all the vintage electronics definitely a cool looking place and kind of a time vault to the 80s and 90s hopefully it becomes successful again!
wow this is nice to see! It's rare to see a dying mall turn around...yeah they are mom and pop stores but maybe many malls are heading in that direction..which is nice too.
If you ever make it out to Las Vegas, the Boulevard Mall would make a good mall to explore. It's making a comeback with a lot of old big box stores being replaced by mom and pops, much like Power Square.
Certainly a different concept for a Mall with all the retro-style shops. Here’s hoping it works long term.
Andy Sorensen I hope it does, I really did enjoy poking around all the new shops.
It's a good day when a new dead mall video goes up.
Not dead, but Harlem Irving Plaza (aka The HIP) in Norridge IL is very interesting. It has a giant parking garage built onto of the mall, and still has lots of mom and pop stores as well as national chains. It serves as a shopping hub for the west side of Chicago as well.
SMO0908 I haven’t been there in years hahahaha still a nice mall
Dead mall revisited and revamped doing better is so awesome to find! Thank you for making and posting! Would love to see more dead malls come alive again videos, keep up the great work
This reminds me of thrifting with LGR.
Tnb Spotter yeah me too! Big fan of lgr too:)
If you are ever in the Pittsburgh (Pa) area, there's this mall in Washington Pa called the Washington Mall (original, I know). It's pretty empty and small, but I would love to see a video on it because my family tries not to touch it with a ten foot pool.
No, the Washington Mall is closed and boarded up. The Mall you are refering to is The Franklin Mall, now known as the Washington Crowne Center.
Holy crap, ive been there a few years ago and i remember how sad it was
the washington mall closed years ago and its just a toys r us, staples, and a furniture store. i dont live in pa but ive seen this mall a few times on the freeway while going on summer vacations.
Playing "Cruel Summer" in slow motion gives a creepy vibe.
Now I wish my mom would’ve kept all those old Sears and speigel catalogs from the 80s. Nostalgia!!
Same...just a few of them. Especially a Christmas Wish Book or two. But in the moment, all those magazines and catalogues built up and you just wanted to get rid of them.
I love VF! I live in Colorado, but have visited Tucson twice this year. I discovered the VF store and have gotten great deals on clothing and some other items. The quality is fine for casual clothes and the prices and selection are great. Years ago, I think there was a VF store near Denver, but we don't seem to have one anymore. 😧. I can see why VF in AZ is busy.
It's actually a good concept to attract different types of small businesses like collectible and antique stores among others and this would probably work in a lot of other dead malls if they would lower their rent and make space more available for it would bring in more traffic that ends up going elsewhere!
You should check out Yard Birds Mall if you ever go through Chehalis, WA. Yard Birds was a big box store like a proto-Walmart in the '70's and '80's and then became a mall and flea market with mom & pop shops in it like this. Its roadside attraction, the "Yard Bird" is still there and is periodically maintained to this day. The Yard Bird was built large enough to store a helicopter. Outside, the store's a rather ugly warehouse, but inside are railings from the second floor and two big spiral staircases. In its heyday this store was a county-wide destination. If I had the money I'd buy it and slowly transform it into a church/mission/community center. It's for sale for about $11 per square foot.
A newer mall built as a mall is just north, it looks like an '80's building. It looked dead when I lived in the area ten years ago.
The older Yard Birds store, southwest across the road from Yard Birds Mall, is about a third as big and was repurposed into a sporting goods store 40 years ago and has been that longer than it ever was Yard Birds. This building still has the '50's mid-mod vibe.
Chehalis also just closed two elementary schools, after almost a hundred years of use as public schools, that would make interesting "malls" for mom & pop shops.
If you are ever in the Chicago Land area, check out SpringHill Mall in West Dundee, Illinois. It is another small mall and it is pretty dead. However, they have been talking about redevelopment plans. I have not been over there for years so I am not sure if it is still the same. Closer to the city is a larger mall in Skokie, Illinois called Old Orchard Mall. It is pretty old, opened in 1956. It is always crowded there and nowhere near close to dying. Also, there is another extremely busy mall in Schaumburg, Illinois called Woodfield Mall. It is one of the largest around and is very popular. One more that I know of is Hawthorne Mall in Vernon Hills, Illinois. Not a huge mall, but a decent size. And it is sometimes quite crowded.
Please go to Shenango Valley Mall in Shenango, PA. It's so sad how dead it's becoming. They even have a secret section they closed off back in the early 90s when I was a kid that had a sweet arcade. It still looks like the 80s back there. Definitely worth a trip if you go back East.
Very good video. Years back, here in the northeast, the malls had a thing called percentage rent. Every store except anchors, had to pay a % of the sales. This is another factor of why businesses left the malls. I wonder it % rent is still around.
That catalog was a cool find.
Yeah, a lot of malls are trying to revitalize themselves by bringing in more unconventional stores and experience type stuff like the escape room.
A while back I was talking with someone and saying that it would be cool to have a mall with nothing but retail and consignment stores, so it's pretty neat to see a mall with a bunch of vintage shops.
If you're ever in Kansas, check out Central Mall in Salina. Just lost Sears and Dillard's last year, leaving a JCPenney as the only anchor. Very empty in there.
I found this chanel cause the title was interesting. As former Valley of the Sun resident seeing the various malls has been fun stroll of memory lane. I was shocked that this outlet mall was still standing. In the mid 1980s. Power Road was the last exit of U.S60. I recall east mesa at the time as some farmland, orange groves, and the open desert. The suburban sprawl out east was very young. I think there was a Lennox China outlet nearby. Is that giant Leisure World (globe) still standing?
Thank you for documenting these locations with such high quality and care! If you ever head back to Tucson sometime, totally check out Picacho Peak on your way there! Aside from the Dairy Queen, porn store, and kitschy gift shop, right nearby there's the remains of the collapsed Nickerson Farms restaurant from the 60s, the remains of the Picacho Trading Post that burned down in 2002ish (including the creepy, torsoless remains of the Native American statue that used to stand in front of it), and the Arizona Nuthouse store that was abandoned a few years back! The owners of these stores also lived right next to these buildings, I believe. Last I saw, their homes are abandoned and intact nearby as well! Might be a cool stop to document the stage past the mere death of a retail location- to the physical collapse of their structure after losing their fight to the elements.
I love your videos they act as an antidepressant for me
You should check out Outlets at Anthem in Anthem, AZ. It's always been a quieter mall in terms of foot traffic but it's looking a lot deader nowadays as more and more stores are leaving. It's a shame though because I really love the feel and the architecture of the mall.
I like it when they find new life
Monterey, CA has a struggling mall very similar in design. I believe it is called the American Tin Cannery. It is across the street from the Monterey Bay Aquarium.
Loved the old boom box at the furniture consignment place pretty cool. You know I've lived in Arizona since August of 1999 and I've never understood the point to the Arizona Center. I know it was primarily bars, clubs, and restaurants when I first moved here and could never figure out or understand why they went the direction they did with turning it into retail space. for the location it doesn't seem to make much sense.
Nice work as always! I see what you're doing there with the transitioning between the corridor and each store, making it feel like you're in a video game haha ;)
All that furniture is great for a retro arcade living room! 😆
If you were to ask me to choose a mall to live in if I was the last human on the planet, I'd pick this. At least, I'd pick it if I couldn't choose Penhorn Mall, which has long since been torn down.
Rathorc Lemenger I would live in fiesta mall
Come to Salt Lake City and check out The Gateway and Trolley Square. Both unique malls and both dying
Great vaporwave version of cruel summer!! 🎶 ☀️
Forgot the closing vitamin store? Anyway,you should head to the buckland hills Mall and westfarms mall very interesting places.
If you ever go to the Bay Area go to hilltop mall near Oakland it's been struggling for years and no one really goes to it JC penny's closed and we have a Walmart that's pretty much the only place super active.
You should vist Gwinnett place mall in Atlanta, Georgia which opened in 1984. Theres hardly stores left and the foodcourt is empty. Anyways, Nice video!
come to the loyd center mall in Portland oregon it is interesting because it is an extremely nice mall it looks kind of dead but at the same time it is kind of in a renovation process so maybe get footage of the mal now before it is finished with the renovation
Irving Mall in Irving TX outside of Dallas would be a good one to look over. While it's never been a *dead* mall, it's certainly on life support as national chains move out and funky replacements move in. Funky? Try a tattoo parlor right off the food court as an example!
I'm a filmmaker from Miami, if you come down, check out Southland Mall in Cutler Bay. Or Sunset Place.
Well, there's the Western Mall in Sioux Falls, SD. It's markedly different than it was when I was a kid, but still doing relatively well, all things considered. Might be worth a look.
You sould check out the berkshire mall in lanesboro massachusetts it's decling, losing stores the only thing keep it alive is the movie theatre and target, only two choices for the foodcort, pizza and chinese, and 14% of the mall not including target and the movie theatre is full of stores, seras, macys, bets buys, and jcpennys just closed so only 1 anchor store left
Im addicted to watching these videos! love it!
TrevorRat Feel free to check out my back catalog of videos 😁
Actually Sears did a wish book this year for Christmas oddly enough. I find this off considering what bad shape they are in.
money.cnn.com/2017/10/25/news/companies/sears-revives-wish-book/index.html
Final hurrah maybe? Lol.
Interesting use of the mall turn it into antique stores.
Can you come check out "Plaza del sol" in Kissimmee Florida? It used to be called the Osceola mall before and used to be the main bus station area in Kissimmee before they moved the bus station spot to downtown Kissimmee (you should check there out, lots of local shops and dinners in downtown Kissimmee) and was struggling but then changed their name to Plaza del sol to appeal to the majority of Hispanic/Latinos in the area and local shops opened up in there along with a technical school inside. Its still not too active but much more than it used to be. Also the food court isn't that bad, I recommend getting something from the Mexican eatery or getting a Venezuelan burger from the eatery to the right of it. Sucks the comic book shop didn't last long there though. :(
This isn't a dead mall but Hanes Mall in Winston Salem, NC is interesting. It's the only mall I can think of where you enter the mall and and have a mall area and then have have to walk through an anchor (J C Penney)in the middle of the mall to get to the rest of the mall.
If you end up in the Puget Sound area. Check out the B&I in Tacoma Wa.
It's not a dead mall, but one place I think you'd really, really enjoy checking out is Zern's, in Gilbertsville, Pennsylvania. I haven't been there in years, but I have no doubt it's still going strong -- it's in the heart of Pennsylvania Dutch country, and is kind of like a neverending flea market of quintessentially Pennsylvanian goods from the last 100 years, with shops and stalls largely operated by Mennonites. You'll never have another shopping experience quite like it (nor will you find better soft pretzels or Pennsylvania Dutchie desserts -- be sure to try some shoo fly pie and/or A.P. cake while you're there!).
If you’re in the San Diego area check out the shoppes at Carlsbad. Has a good number of vacancies. Sears store is one of the top 10 performing.
+Computers 101!!! I will be in southern California next month so I'll add it to our research list ☺
Retail Archaeology The shoppes at Carlsbad just got redone about a year ago and it looks amazing. This was once a dying mall
The Houston Tx area and outskirts have several retail gems like this. If you ever stop by let me know.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aluminum_Christmas_tree Have started to make a nostalgia resurgence. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Charlie_Brown_Christmas was pretty much the death of them. The other drawback was you couldn't put lights (unless they were battery powered strings) on them. One little problem with standard lights on such trees is any little issue with the lights or wiring and the whole tree goes 120VAC live. Not merry.
You got lucky with that Sears memorial catalog.
Crossroads Mall in Omaha, NE
Expected to be demolished soon and replaced with mixed-use development.
Cool antique stores.
Inlet Square Mall in Murrells Inlet, SC has been dead for a long time.
There's this Mall in the Northeastern Suburbs of my City
The whole mall is dead except the Automotive parts and garage plus used car dealerships on the top floors
I lived in Phx 40 years and never heard of this mall.
did you get money for that video? i am asking because they reached out to you and your channel is an effective promo video
Let me know if you're going to be in eastern PA. I know an area with three dead/dying malls within like 10 miles of each other.
When will Fashion Square be up? I really want to see which Freight Elevator you all rode or if you all found one that I never knew about. That mall has over 40 elevators in total.
+skyvator Might be a week or 2. I need to go back and shoot some more to round out the video.
Can you do a tutorial on how to make Vapor wave music
ModPallet I don't think I'm in any position to make a tutorial, LOL. I'll ask around and see if there's any vaporwave artists I know that want to do one though.
Your voice is so relaxing lol
Carousel Mall San Bernardino California.
Just read in the San Bernardino Sun today (12/6/17) that the city is boarding up the doors and windows. So, there might not be access to it. I t was an interesting mall 25 to 30 years ago.
He's filling up spaces yes but hopefully they aren't janky shops
Please come to mounds mall Anderson Indiana
Tanglewood mall lone Oak Virginia
Is this the old VF factory outlet?
Oh yeah boars head is an amazing deli meat company Kroger’s sells it and that’s the only lunch meat Brand I’ll buy
Now you're playing a vaporwave version of Cruel Summer.
Mounds mall was the first mall developed by Simon and the first mall in Indiana
Sigler Bricks last time I was there was early 2000 going to shop at sears. I did film the kmart on the north end of town. The video is extremely shaky. I did see that Target closed down too,last time I went back to Anderson, also how is Muncie mall doing?
Zachary Solomon Muncie mall is doing pretty good but 1 or to good retail stores have closed tho
Please travelOut of your very small state and do malls in other much larger states
+TheMcdouble Arizona isn't exactly small, it's the sixth largest state in the United States. Also travel costs money, and that money is much harder to come by when RUclips keeps demonetizing videos.
Ok I still enjoy your channel it’s very good love your content
Good video, good music.
Shwalker07 Thank you!
Hi dan bell there is a dead mall in Nampa Idaho I would like you to take a look
Jason Knapp this isnt dan bell
Hello from Switzerland!
Pascal Schnyder Hello!
You make great content
+Computers 101!!! Thank you!
@3:35 what year is it? Lol
Cool :)
Dole Cannery in Honolulu hi
Did you ever edit it to be in the upside Down?
ZombieRyushu what does that mean?
Its a Concept from a TV Show called 'Stranger Things' dealing with a CGI Alternate Dimension, where there are tentacles and vines all over the walls and creatures/Monsters running around.
5:13 Cruel Summer
Still looks pretty low rent and on the verge of bankruptcy.
I still have a tv like that😭😂😂
Joycelynn Thomas I have a few. I need them for retro gaming ☺
wow do you really buy those special edition cassettes?
phantasMoon69 I do, I like to support the artists who let me use their music.
Cool! I love that 80's music, vaporwave and such. This is also a reason why I like your videos. Great stuff!
USA where is your economy going?
But still almost no people
I think Bangkok Reflexology has a deal - Buy 1 Happy Ending Get 1 Free*
*conditions apply
palatka mall is dying
Stores coming back: the Trump effect?