10 years is what makes you think you're a new Yorker, being here 15 makes you realize you were full of it, and being over 50 and realizing you can't afford to escape to the suburbs and don't feel bad about it makes you a New Yorker
Also new york city sucks too much ass to truly explain. But that's where it gets its odd beauty from. The giant beautiful buildings with trash piled as tall as people
This is one example but I have been taking my grandpa to this bar In St. Paul MN for Burgers, fries and a beer every couple of months or so for almost a decade now and even if I moved to New York tomorrow I dont think I could build up enough experiences to make calling myself a "New Yorker" very meaningful compared to what i have here even after 20 or more years of living in New York would be missing that foundation of memories that instills a sense of belonging.
As a person born and raised in NYC, it makes me proud that people want to come here and be a New Yorker. We get a lot of hate from folks but we have no shortage of those who love it.
Freaking love this channel and the content. Please keep it going! Editing Side note - The ending transition could be better here. Calls to action, with links to your other videos or a subscribe button would be excellent.
@@publicopinionnyc those damn algorithms! Hopefully the content continues driving subscribes without the linking. Long form topics like your last few videos should do that.
@@publicopinionnyc Honestly, the hard cut is great imo. At this point most of us have been here long enough to know what to do to show support anyway. Gotta feed that algorithm its tasty tasty likes comments and subscriptions
the last thing you said "give your heart to the city, the city will give its back to you". anybody can be apart of a place if they show active interest in being apart of that place.
Don’t you regret not coming to the knicks ?! These interviews made me want to visit NYC , never thought about it , heard so much , but people are funny , sometimes mean in a funny way 😅
How do you have so many subs, despite this being your most popular video (1/6 your number of subs)? Also, why does it say that you have 187 videos (most must be unlisted/private)? Just wondering (your content deserves more subs than you have rn)
@@publicopinionnyc of course, I even DMed you guys on Instagram asking for a job lol, I also had an idea for a short form series, that I DMed Jack about
The moment I became a new yorker was when I started not minding my own business when something crazy is going on, I saw a man got stabbed once and it wasn't that brutal he just walked if off limping a little bit and me and my friends were like oh this is just another Friday... night
I grew up in chicago, does that mean im a new yorker too? 😂😂😂 Ill watch a man get stabbed on the train and step over him to not be late for work. But if its anything like chicago, honestly its more than 10 years. At least 15 closer to 20 to be like a native of a big city and develop that “i gotta guy” social circle.
10 years is what makes you think you're a new Yorker, being here 15 makes you realize you were full of it, and being over 50 and realizing you can't afford to escape to the suburbs and don't feel bad about it makes you a New Yorker
Normally not a fan of street interviews but this was amazing
Thank you Emeline!
Speaking for the rest of us upstate from the island, we're all new Yorkers here. No gatekeeping outside the city lol.
Also new york city sucks too much ass to truly explain. But that's where it gets its odd beauty from. The giant beautiful buildings with trash piled as tall as people
This is one example but I have been taking my grandpa to this bar In St. Paul MN for Burgers, fries and a beer every couple of months or so for almost a decade now and even if I moved to New York tomorrow I dont think I could build up enough experiences to make calling myself a "New Yorker" very meaningful compared to what i have here even after 20 or more years of living in New York would be missing that foundation of memories that instills a sense of belonging.
I like how none of these people have new york accents. Cause none of them are new yorkers.
As a person born and raised in NYC, it makes me proud that people want to come here and be a New Yorker. We get a lot of hate from folks but we have no shortage of those who love it.
This is an incredible edit. I thoroughly enjoyed it. It feels like a multimillion dollar company produced it.
Great content🔥 You all deserve way more views (I'm a New Yorker so I am heavily biased) keep up the grind, good luck, fellas!
This is criminally underrated. Beautiful work.
Thank you!
For official news yorkers, it's if you're born and raised here
@@MrWatevamanexactly
Freaking love this channel and the content. Please keep it going!
Editing Side note - The ending transition could be better here. Calls to action, with links to your other videos or a subscribe button would be excellent.
tbh we used to do that but it brings the watch time of the videos down an that causes the video to do worse in the algorithm...
@@publicopinionnyc those damn algorithms! Hopefully the content continues driving subscribes without the linking. Long form topics like your last few videos should do that.
@@publicopinionnyc Honestly, the hard cut is great imo. At this point most of us have been here long enough to know what to do to show support anyway. Gotta feed that algorithm its tasty tasty likes comments and subscriptions
the last thing you said "give your heart to the city, the city will give its back to you". anybody can be apart of a place if they show active interest in being apart of that place.
Don’t you regret not coming to the knicks ?! These interviews made me want to visit NYC , never thought about it , heard so much , but people are funny , sometimes mean in a funny way 😅
A Casey cameo would’ve been nice, interested to hear his answer
How do you have so many subs, despite this being your most popular video (1/6 your number of subs)? Also, why does it say that you have 187 videos (most must be unlisted/private)? Just wondering (your content deserves more subs than you have rn)
I can't believe it I'm a new Yorker and I've lived in Minnesota all my life
10 years ain’t enough
The real grit lives in Staten Island, Brooklyn, Queens, da Bronx, most living in lower Manhattan are NOT real NY’ers. They are just playin a game.
1:26 jack, it's the "tenure rule". ricky henderson invented it. look it up. earned after goat status achieved.
No one that’s from New York goes to the Statue of Liberty !! Or the Empire State Building!! No no no hunny
On top of spaghettiiiiii, all covered with cheeeseee
Some people were born with it. Not saying it bout me but I'll say a bunch of heads from there have told me i got that soul🤷♂️
Nice!!!, I asked about your guys thoughts on this in the comments of the previous video
Thanks for the inspo!
@@publicopinionnyc of course, I even DMed you guys on Instagram asking for a job lol, I also had an idea for a short form series, that I DMed Jack about
Love this video!!!, makes me more excited to move to the city this year, and give my heart to the city
I saw this man in another video we’re someone asked him what he was listening to. I swear to god he said on top of spaghetti
Amazing! Im also trying to become New Yorker!
New York or Nowhere...I love this brand. Also nice to see Liz ☺
you have to be born in new york. period.
Love the longer vids baby 🤟🤟
"..They always say New York is full of assholes..." [cuts to this guy in particular] 😆🤣
The story at 0:39 is next level
Agreed. Great stuff
It was 3rd grade not 2nd grade. And you call yourself a New Yorker?
I didn't say I had a good memory!
Cugine has a RUclips channel where he does food reviews. It’s really cool.
Link it please
Love the man on the street vid
Love the editing on this one
😂
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The moment I became a new yorker was when I started not minding my own business when something crazy is going on, I saw a man got stabbed once and it wasn't that brutal he just walked if off limping a little bit and me and my friends were like oh this is just another Friday... night
I grew up in chicago, does that mean im a new yorker too? 😂😂😂
Ill watch a man get stabbed on the train and step over him to not be late for work.
But if its anything like chicago, honestly its more than 10 years. At least 15 closer to 20 to be like a native of a big city and develop that “i gotta guy” social circle.
That's pretty bad...end-of-civilization stuff, there.
@@MeanBeanComedy been happening since ancient sumeria. The city makes the heart cold.
Nice @colinandsamir feature
I like this video
Thank you!
Please get this man jaw surgery