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Night Time New York City 😮 Unfiltered Raw Footage of NYC at 3 AM Reveals Reality Beyond the Glamour
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- Опубликовано: 9 июл 2024
- Night Time New York City 😮 Unfiltered Raw Footage of NYC at 3 AM Reveals Reality Beyond the Glamour
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I have.
Absolutely. No desire to go to New York City.
dude it wasnt that bad i worked in NYC for over 12 years loved it there but lived in NJ
What a place to be when the power & water goes out forever 🫠
That will be a true nightmare. I think I will stay in north Texas
I was last there in 1980"s. Alive and exciting. The New Yorkers were kind and patient with a 30 something Southern girl from Atlanta, Georgia. Bless them.
Absolutely good times in the mid 80's. As a college student from N.C. People were much more welcoming then. Really loved long Island.
Word of advice Dorothy, Don’t come back…this isn’t the place you remember.
Excellent video quality!
😜🤪😝🤪😜
The city was nice on summer nights. We used to dance until daylight and then get Chinese food.
I'm a grandfather now. My son is NYPD. "Sunday morning in Harlem everyone's all dressed up. The hip just getting home from the party and the church folks just got up"😅
My mother's family was from there. She said it was a magical place many moons ago. A big thank you to your son for serving on the NYPD. May God bless and protect him and your family.
As I’m watching, the first thing that came to mind is…
“95% every human that we see was not born in a New York hospital!”
That wasn’t the case when we grew up.
New York was a magical city when it was populated with true New Yorkers.
True New Yorkers didn’t have to be born here.
But when they got here they had to become New Yorkers.
It was impossible to remain who you were in your previous town if you came to live here.
Hamiltonwalker8760 you should write a book
Seriously
You’re walking through the nice part of the city. Go stroll through the south Bronx @3am and you’ll get a drastic change in scenery. 😂
You want him dead? Lol
@@eggheadegghead I’ve walked through Mott Haven and I’m still here lol
lucky. don't count.
Bull. What part? Over by Bruckner where the new hi-rise condos are? Over by the Hub? Down 149th headed to the bridge? By Yankee Stadium and the mall? What part of the city do you live?
You might have had the ability to blend in with the street urchins...if you look like one of them at odds of survival are dramatically better. If you don't then you're seen as a target...
Thank you man for keeping that baby safe for a moment......irresponsible parents 😢
Why was the baby out in the first place?
@timafiggy crazy and irresponsible ppl with babies that's the best answer I can give you...
The first thing I thought of was the Dave Chapelle joke about the baby on the corner at like 2 am in the morning. Dave wasn't lying at all apparently.
@@timafiggy sellin rocks
@@timafiggy Selling crack, that's the baby in that Dave Chappelle stand up
In my younger days I would not be scared but now in my seventies I think I will stay home.
Well, you might be playing right into their hands if you choose to stay inside.
You're in your 70's? You built that city on rock and roll. Get out and own it!
Somebody gives you any guff, poke 'em in the ribs with your cane or umbrella.
Scares of what? Tourists and stale hotdogs? Looks like same NYC as always. Just don't be a fool and its perfectly safe.
Then again. I totally get it 😅
Where's your adventurer spirit!
@@williamlouie569 At my age I have seen it all. No adventure spirit left in me.
Younger days; I'm 6 2"" long legged wm with a long stride and I could walk the city in hours. I was motivated. Wore a stocking hat and grey jacket to blend in. I loved the excitement.
Grew up there. Escaped to the suburbs when my wife became pregnant. Now watching this in a safe toxic free zone not missing it.
It was worse in the 90s
Of course you fled to the suburbs. That's what all you New Yawkers do.
@@Divabellas Better then staying amongst the black and brown rabble.
You're part of the problem though
I used to want to visit this place.....I don't anymore
I don't blame same here
As I got older the realization of living in a big concrete jungle full of people at every turn its frankly horrifying.
New York is not Times Square. (Midtown Manhattan.)
I think it’s overrated. During the day it is packed with hundreds of people at every corner. Times Square is just a mixed pot of all types of tourists. Not a nice experience according to me
For those who don’t know this is Midtown South. It’s a notoriously sketchy part of the city (and has been for as long as I remember) if you’re not street smart, especially late at night and of course it’s going to be empty at 2 am on a weekday when everybody is at home sleeping. This part of the city is all offices and retail - during the day it’s full of commuters and tourists but nobody lives there besides the homeless so it’s empty at night during the week. Most of New York is not like this and this neighborhood is wall to wall people during the day.
Retired NYC Carpenter
In and out of so many of those buildings you would call me a liar
Commuted from queens on Bikethe 90s , till I left
Left 4 years ago
THANX for the Ride
11:42 my man arguing with his doll 😂😂
Man haha check out 15:20 😅
@@GratzRides Lol some quick action almost happened😂😂
I’m saddened to see what has happened to NYC. My husband and I honeymooned there in the 80’s. It was fantastic! Now it’s dirty, trash piles everywhere, barriers, lane closures…..after seeing this video, there is no way I would ever return.
NYC in the 80s had its own problems, lady
I live on an island in Canada with about 4000 residents - I much prefer the serenity over non-stop noise and people!
Me 2
My town has 600
I ran theses streets in my 20s and early 30s. Like most things it has changed..but still the city..your video is solid, thanks for the memories
3am and parents still have their little kids running round 🫢
Disgusting
More than likely homeless with nowhere to go
Idiots
I’d like to see Greenwich Village at 3 o’clock in the morning
I love Americans.
Cheers from Sydney, Down Under.
Most of the people in this video aren't American at all.
@@AndrewSmith-rx9tc Why do you think they are not American?
@@mgsee You must live under a rock.
@@AndrewSmith-rx9tc, Your evasive response confirms my suspicions about your motivation, Mr Real American.
Cheers!!!!! ❤🇺🇸❤
Glitz and grime. Two sides of the same coin...
I gotta admit as a country boy this is not what I expected to see, I’m surprised how clean and neat the streets and sidewalks are for the most part. I watched the whole video, kinda got caught up in it,mesmerizing in a way. I was all ready to make a derogatory comment before I began watching but now I’ve had a change of heart.
I’m the type of guy that gets offended when you talk negative about my city.
Too many memories.
New York is the city that taught other cities how to be cities.
(Lemme clap back a minute and set the record straight!)
If a New Yorker visited your little town he was viewed as a celebrity. (That guy is from New York. Oh wow!”)
No town, no country, no people had more clout than us.
The moment the Dutch landed here it was about business. Money!
“Money” allows other things to be created.
“A business man” from anywhere else who thought he was hot learned quickly that he was not when he came here.
“The entertainment industry” was born on these same streets.
When television was new, all the writers came from here. Why? They were New Yorkers.
We know everything.
We did everything first.
Talking bad about New York in 2024 is like talking about the guy that invented the wheel when he became an old man.
Most of the things young people think are “cool” today were invented by a New Yorker.
Pop music today is hip hop based. Hip Hop is a New York invention.
Keep walking straight for about 100 blocks, cross a bridge, make a right then a left…
That’s where hip hop was born.
The subway?
Millionaires and poor people used to use it together.
Nobody knows your business in New York so you can be whatever you want to be.
We don’t care.
Every single day of my childhood was like a movie.
You couldn’t wait to go outside. When you were home you’d be missing something. Then you’d be pissed that you weren’t there.
We’re storytellers because we got more stories than anywhere on earth.
You can’t “out verbal” a true New Yorker.
People hated us because of you sucked, it was our job to let you know.
New Yorkers were not nice! Nice is fake.
New Yorkers were kind!
If you ever were in trouble and needed help, it was your lucky day if a New Yorker was around you.
We knew how to do everything.
In the mind of a New Yorker, everybody else was stupid 😂.
People hated us and we knew why.
It’s a fast town so if you hold up the line, even an old lady would be like “cmon hurry up. What are you new? You can’t count or something?
Then others would chime in and we’d crack up laughing. But if you didn’t have enough money someone would give it to you.
Rough but kind.
Best place in the world to be broke was NY.
Nobody looked down on a broke person. I’ve had amazing philosophical conversations with guys that lived in a cardboard box.
We never looked down on the poor.
Everybody was an entertainer .
Bold and high minded.
We had reason to be. We New Yorkers!
Not a town for the timid!
But if you were timid you could easily find your personality type.
I didn’t know what I was a part of till I went other places.
There’s no “other place” like NY.
You weren’t growing any food. You didn’t have any gold rush. No mountains to climb. No crocodiles. No warm winter days. So many firsts everywhere but there. You are nothing now. No one outside New York thinks you’re a celebrity any more. Things have changed. The west has won. Sit down now. 😃
Well said.
Kar mm a was born in India, great thought was born in Athens, art in Paris, great music in Vienna, great modern writing in Dublin, politics, engineering, cars, chemicals and beauty in Germany, New York just about invented the burger!
I found your rant poetic.
I like it.
NY has a deep history of all kinds of immigrants. Someone should make a docu-series of all its history, it would be fantastic. Maybe you have the knowledge and resources to do it.
I am sure you could gather old photos shots and volumes of historical knowledge from libraries and other sources.
It certainly wasn't easy for all the different immigrants, but they managed. Let me know if you ever do it, I will be one of the first to watch or read your work.
I went there 20 years ago and it was the most impressive city I've ever seen. I think it still is. NYC has a personality unlike any other city. ❤
Great filmmaking man. Loved it👍
I enjoyed the tour thank you.
this is nothing like home alone 2
These must be all the people that work the swing shift (4 to 11). The 9 to 5 people are most likely at home sleeping. Last time I was in nyc was in 1993 and it was so amazing to me. Thanks for the virtual tour!
After watching this video I am so thankful for my small hometown.
Feels so cosy to watch it from our safe little screens lying in bed right. 😂(here its 3:30 at night).
Ok guys, for the ones who never experienced these types of behaviors… it’s NY. In the 80’s, we used to spend hours until 4AM at the arcades in Time Square… its typical NYC juvenile behavior. We had lovely parents (some of us), but its NY, and kids in NYC will do what you think kids in NYC would do lol…. Have fun.
For people saying they won’t come to NYC, that’s fine. It’s sooo many tourists in these streets during the day, nobody will miss it
youre right certainly but peaple wants visite some. i want, i wanna come😊
All I can say is WOW! Thank you for a very enjoyable ride along. It's like once the sun goes down everything in Manhattan there seems to come alive with glitter and excitement. On your youtube clip I've seen areas of city I haven't seen in a long time. Again, it was indeed a very enjoyable ride along. Bless you my friend.
Glad you enjoyed it! thanks for watching 💚
You have my appreciation for the work you do, making cities accessible to us, from the comfort of our computer area's. I have never been to NYC but have heard about it all my life. At 62 I am moving with my daughter from West Palm Beach, Florida to the suburbs outside of Chicago. I grew up in the Southeast of the USA. Learning about the North of the USA has been SO interesting to me. I look forward to experiencing the true change of seasons. Everything seems older in NYC as compared to South Florida. People love the idea of living near the ocean. I moved to Palm beach county back when the Miami Vice tv show was popular. I remember seeing on the weather channel that it was cooler there than in Alabama. What I have since learned is the power of HUMIDITY and SUN intensity which cannot be seen in pictures or on video. Experiencing the combination for 40 years has worn me down. Good luck to all the people moving to Florida. They're going to need it. Again, thank you for these video's. I thoroughly enjoy them and they are very educational!
I’m in U.K. watching this I can’t believe how busy it is there at that time of the morning too 😮
It's the city that never sleeps.
My daughter and I were there Christmas 2018. We had a great time. Haven't laughed that hard since then. A vacation we'll always cherish. ❤😂🎉
This is neat!! Thank you!! ❤🫶🙏
I always wanted to go the NYC and get a Big Mac and large fries.
Best french fries mcds in times square
Nyc at 3 am is busier than my dt Friday rush hour😂
I love this video! Thank you for making it. I have to know what are you riding on? It’s so smooth lol
Onewheel GT. Thank you 💚
@@strollingthecityyou are riding on a One Wheel and you are filming this well?? I am SUPER impressed!! 😱
I just don't have anything resembling balance, lol!
BTW... thank you for this video.
I've never been to NYC but have always been intrigued by it. You made me feel like I was actually there on a tour. 😊
the quality of camera is great , the best i see , what camera or phone you use ?? just curios
I wish there was people up like that here in Massachusetts at 3 a.m. when it's hard to sleep at night some nights I stay up all night,ty
Subway runs 24/7 that’s why
It’s TRUE THE CITY THAT DOESNT SLEEP 💤
Not only that it doesn't even take a nap??? 😅
Looks like it's sleeping to me lol nothing is open like it used to be.
@@jeffdur1330 Its been built back better
I would never want to live in New York.😮 Even birds don't sleep. Thanks for sharing.👍
Thanks for showing it all!!
Wow! You put out some really phenomenal videos. I don't know how you do it. It's as if you are floating above everyone else moving at a fast rate of speed, but slow enough for us to enjoy it and take in the sights. At times, it seems as if you will run into people and cars but it never happens. It's truly Amazing! lol
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You stopped one block short of mine when you were walking up eighth! I like to go out when its late abd i have the city to myself. I half expected to see my self in your video!
People who have never been to NYC have no idea how massive it is.😐
It is unbelieveable.
Huge.
That is nothing like Los Angeles, this actually is pretty nice compared to other large cities.
I’m really interested to know what kind of system you have rigged up to record with. You can take really smooth video while covering ground very quickly at times. All while navigating some tight spaces.
Probably a gimbal and hoverboard.
jillybean is correct. hoverboard and most likely a go pro on a gimbal with anti shake editing and smoothing post record.
The sidewalks seem quite clean and I don't notice a whole lot of vacant storefronts.
I'm not afraid of it or anything some of the other posters are mentioning regarding homelessness or dirty streets. I just think it looks dull. Incredibly boring compared to what it was 30 to 40 years ago. The nightlife seems Dead to me. At 3 AM in New York 30 years ago those streets would've been 10 times more crowded. Theree used to be after hours clubs and regular bars open till 4 AM people, forget that last call for most bars in York is not 2 a.m. it's 4 AM. I didn't see any of that in this video. For me the most depressing part of New York is just how horribly boring and corporate it is
There are a few still open later than 2AM.
The City was something in the 70's and 80's. We'd ride the subway back to Bed-Sty Brooklyn at 4am after the clubs like the Ritz, Pep Lounge etc. Act like you belong and no one bothers you. All the hate on here for the City is people that have never been or maybe a few times and listen to all the hype about how horrible it is. Should have seen Times Square in 1980 LOLOL. It's a tame tourist trap now.
Everything seems so dull and sanitized and gentrified. What happened. Not to sound racist, but I think it happened when white people began moving back into the inner cities.
@@RStevenPage Oh yeah definately I agree. Inner cities are much better when they are full of blacks and illegals from the third world. The crime is lower and the quality of life is much better. I'm a white guy and I can't decide whether to move to the Ninth Ward in New Orleans or Detroit.
That was fantastic, very well done .
Between this and chicago- its such a shame how politics can ruin a city. If youre planning to improvise in these metropolises, then youre destined to bottom-out
Thank you so very very much for your video.
Поездка супер друг мой,лайк всяко тебе мой друг.За приятную поездку.
Mamma always said: nothing good happens after 12am.
😢
Because the only thing open are your legs
New York City is not the same city that was 10 years ago. I'm afraid to be on the streets on day or night, many people feel that way too 😢.
Absolutely agree
Wasn’t nyc more dangerous 10 years ago ?
@@AbimaelLopez-hz3qq Exactly! The city(any city in the world) at night is as dangerous as it was 10yrs ago. Nowadays people like to be overly dramatic for some likes.
@@deborahe5761Homelessness grew extremely compared to 10 years ago and that makes people feel unsafe.
@@carmenl163 They may feel that way, but a feeling is not an actual fact. We saw women, men walking alone at night in this video and no one paid them any mind. Is the world dangerous? Yes, it has always been. But it isn't more dangerous now than before. It may seem/feel that way because of 24/7 acess to social media and videos where bad acts are more viewed, shared and reported than the good acts people do on a daily basis. That's all.
visit for the art and museums, parks and libraries, bookstores and restaurants-definitely worth it
What in God’s holy name are they doing out there with children at 3AM?!?! Not to mention, they aren’t watching them! Anyone could have grabbed that toddler and taken off with him! What is wrong with people?!?!
I couldn't believe my eyes
I was just watching that it drove me nuts!
Its because immigrants that black Americans got poorer
Sad
How sad poor children 😢
Love N.Y. thanks for this. To everyone else. New York is a real city where life happens. Go see it yourself its brilliant
Although I spent many a nights in and around Times Square area during the 70's-2000 my main experience with Times Square is as a bike messenger from 79'-83. I can relate to your perspective riding around at night. Me during the day but I can still recognize it all. NYC will always be dirty. Nothings changed.
The rats got smarter.
So glad you were there for that little boy! If You hadn't been there who knows what could have happened.
My town! Still love the memory of it.
The video starts on 30th street and 8th avenue then heads north.
8th avenue has been “seedy” since the early 60s.
I couldn’t find a clock but I knew its was late at night (or early in the morning. Same thing)
95% of the people you see were not born in a New York hospital.
So you’re not seeing true native New Yorkers.
But it’s midtown Manhattan. The first place most out of towners go.
I know people that came to visit for the weekend and wound up staying 40 years never returning home .
They got trapped by something and remained.
Even people on their honeymoon.
I don’t see (memory associate) New York with what this video shows.
I got a story for just about every block shown in this video.
America was always two things. New York and everywhere else.
WHAT THE HELL TIME IS IT. GREAT VIDEO!!!!!!!
It looks much better than I expected.
And yet, NYC:s streets look HELLA better, cleaner, quieter and safer than the streets in downtown Spokane Washington.... I wish our streets look half at decent ANYTIME OF DAY OR NITE!!!
Had you asked me even 15/20 years ago... I wouldn't have EVER imagined it to be this bad an😢d that we would be jealous of NYC streets! Holy 💩😝
Best video I’ve seen of New York want to visit can’t afford to live there but want to visit. I’m awake most of the night so that’s my kind of place to visit
As someone from the Midwest that used to small towns, this makes me anxious yet it eerily peaceful
At night
First-time viewer upper Midwest) . Quite sad how society has gone downhill 😢. Are you feeling safe 🤔 while you're out and about? Thanks for sharing 👍 😊. Great video quality.
I walked this area last week but not that late at night.
OMG, what an absolutely superb nighttime journey along the streets and sidewalks of NYC.
Question: are you and the camera on an electric vehicle of some sort?
Thanks for the great video!
One wheel GT
I was surprised by the lack of groceries market mom and pop used to be all (in the 1960 and 70'all over, now only one Whole Foods market.
are you walking or riding something cool video
Riding a hover board of sorts
He's speed walking
For sure on hover or scooter
It still looked nice AF to me
Getting division 1 vibes! the postal building,madison square garden, scaffolding
Along the way
Look much safer than in the late 90 s , i use to go there every night to eat at the Mac Donald and on my way back to the subway the emptyness of the streets was making it creepy.
Looks way more quiet than I ever anticipated. No gunshots or screams, no sirens it's not filled with homeless and looks very clean.
It's been many years since I've been in the city and boy does it sure look like it's lit up
New York The city that never sleeps
Some of them sleep . . . on the streets.
@@franciscofranco8089 true very true
Imo it is dead, hardly welcoming
@@shalsenburgerwhatsinaname1036 well I still want to go
this is a great way to see NY.....
Great time to get a shopping cart
Thanks for posting this. Truthfully I was on the edge of a panic attack! Seriously. The children out at 3 am. The people lying on the sidewalks. The trash and filth. It is such a shame but the people who live there love it all Freedom to live where we want!
Nice footage. What cam did you use? Incredible how this city really never sleeps.
The Earth could use a good cleansing. It'll probably happen sooner than later.
Wonderful! I love NYC
That is crazy, hi def footage!
I've missed the NYC I lived in and left in 1995 always wondering if I would ever return. I am a city person. But at this age, the feeling of vulnerability would stop me from enjoying it. It's true. You can't go home again. Besides, I was so dang cold. Thanks for a great ride.
Not so bad. Quite cool. I thought it would be much worse. Great video!
Enjoyed the Stroll!
Night vidio of New York, is a better, other usually video.Thank you.
Neat place, Always wanted to check it out but never will especially now... Kewl lil tour. So peaceful at 3am
Amen!! You said that so well my brother in Christ
Thank you love it❤
very beautiful Newyork walking tour for me. I love American People so much.🥰😍🤗🤗🙏❤🤍💙🇺🇲💪🏻👍🎉🎊🔥
❤🇺🇸🫶🤗 Love you too!!!
Before Covid, the city was soooo different. I have major nostalgia for that time. I left in 2022
This x100. The city changed so much since covid. It's a ghost town at night.
@@KourtneeMonroe I feel like I’m living in another reality from you. I have lived in NYC for 15 years. I only remember it looking and feeling like exactly the way it does now.
@@jeffdur1330 Things went downhill after 2020. Businesses closed, lots more mentally ill people running rampant etc.
@@KourtneeMonroe truth. I'm glad to have moved.
@@jeffdur1330 me too. NYC is definitely going downhill
Some people are saying how dirty it is. I am surprised at how clean it is compared to most parts of downtown and south central Los Angeles. It is much safer and cleaner in Afghanistan than downtown L.A.
Excellent camera work; steady advancement; always smooth; sweeping panoramas; up, down, all around; right through the very heart of it; while on the forward move.
A#1 Videographer: top of the list; King of the hill; New York, New York 👍
Greatest city in the world
I used to live in a few smaller cities and I don't miss it now. You could walk for days and still just see sidewalks and buildings.
Love the pace of the video. Using a Onewheel? Genius idea.
Strange comments, during this whole video I didn't see one weird or violent person,in fact kinda peaceful, if you look for hate you will find it even in churches
There’s this narrative that’s being pushed recently that New York is more dangerous than it’s ever been. I won’t lie that during the pandemic, it did feel more dangerous but it’s bounced back a lot and the idea that the city is super dangerous now is a myth.