Hell's Kitchen | Block by Block with Colin Quinn
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- Опубликовано: 26 сен 2024
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Colin is taking a tour of Hell's Kitchen in New York City! His tour guide is Mickey Spillane who was born and raised in Hell's Kitchen. Mickey tells a few stories of how New York used to be. He also talks about the time he got in a bar fight with Andre The Giant.
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Colin is coming to your city! Get tickets @ colinquinn.com
Sep 22-23 Austin,TX
Sep 29-30 Toronto,ON
October 6 - Tucson,AZ
October 26 - Bethlehem,PA
October 27 - Brookville,NY
November 2 - Clearwater,FL
November 3 - Ponte Vedra,FL
November 4 - Stuart,FL
November 10 - Las Vegas,NV
December 7 - Key West,FL
December 9 - Fort Lauderdale,FL
What about Raleigh NC ? Please and thank you ❤️
Vancouver BC 🙏
See you in Clearwater !
Thank you for letting us know you’re in town 😁
What about Doug bell quinny?
When are you coming to "The 'Konk"???
Colin Quinn's New York Tour guide would be a legitimate tour I would pay for
As long as Rich Vos is driving the bus
@@weaksignal8009 Here'jvsh the thffing. You need a ticket to enter my bus allright?
Would make a good show.
I'm in.
@@weaksignal8009he can’t drive, that’s where he’ll be doing his act.
As a fellow New Yorker, you warm my heart with this content. You can do the whole damned city, all five boroughs. This is a series I'd fall in love with.
pedo flags everywhere
Couldn’t agree more
I don't think he could. Comedy in the city is basically centralized to lower Manhattan, which is what he knows and why this video is so good. Queens? Brooklyn? The Bronx? I doubt he knows more than most lifelong New Yorkers. including myself (I've lived in every borough including SINY)
@@sabirsal well that's the beauty of it actually cause he just needs a friend with good stories from every major neighborhood. I bet he's got one of those for every block in Manhattan and he's gotta know a few from Brooklyn and Queens. SI might be trickier but Chris Destefano could find somebody for him. I'd watch every one.
@@sabirsal I think Colin grew up in Park Slope, so I'm sure he has a lot of Brooklyn stories
A weekly New York neighborhood history/ comedy tour would be a great side gig for CQ!
These are fantastic. Old school NYers are finally getting to tell their stories. You and Scorsese walking through Little Italy is something that needs to happen.
Colin is one step away from starting a podcast! Hell yeah!
Isn't this one already?
Nah, he don't need that, this is much better
This man on the street format works better for him imo
this podcast format would be perfect
His podcast could be called 'Tough Crowd' or somethin!
As a 3rd Generation born & raised in Hells Kitchen native NYer, my family arrived in 1891, and I love this! Michaels a good guy!
jesus christ am I ever glad you’re doing this, actual youtube content from Colin Quinn is genuinely exciting to me, and I’m sure to many others as well
Good stuff, Mickey Spillane is indeed a legend.
I like the Bar/ restaurant named after him.
More like this please, Colin. This was great.
I feel like i'm getting a true authentic New York experience.
I could listen to Mickey Spillane tell stories for days. This is fantastic.
As a New Yorker, all these people just blowing by CQ and Micky without a care in the world: it's just so endearing
Haha I was thinking the opposite but you’re right
@@bigmoose99 I wouldn't expect anything else of them
Fantastic concept!! I could listen to these stories all day. Keep ‘em coming CQ!
I live in another county. Never been to NY. I love Colin and everything he does. Cop show was ahead of its time. This irish meathead is a genius.
Oh man, your tributes to the city are the greatest, and hands down the best out there. Cannot wait for the rest of series! Thank you CQ!
Colin Quinn is a New York staple. We need more of these type of videos with Quinn!
I didn’t want this story to end ❤
Colin Quinn is just the best. Anything this man does is gold. Nothing makes me happier than when I see a notification for this channel
This is such a cool concept and I loved this episode! 💥 35 yrs after Croc Dundee 2 and we're finally getting to see CQ guiding us around New York.
Is Paul Hogan still alive? Maybe we can get the Quinn script from crocodile Dundee 2
@@bigmoose99 😀Let's make it happen. Tuxedo onlooker no more. Equal billing this time.
@@Burgmannn they can get Norton to play a fetal pig
I am a Stagehand, 5th generation . Colin this is fantastic, loved it.
Thank you for the tour. Love to see the history of the neighborhood
A lot of “West Side Story” was filmed in the neighborhood that is now Lincoln center.The neighborhood was emptied out for “urban renewal”.The movie was filmed and then the neighborhood was demolished.
Thanks for this, Colin. I grew up on 55th and 8th/9th all through the 80s & 90s until I left NY 3 years ago. It's hard for people to really conceptualize just how rough the neighborhood used to be. This was one heck of a nostalgia trip.
Thoroughly enjoyed this.
Any walk down memory lane, particularly New York, I gobble up.
More of this Colin please
Fascinating history and viewpoints. Love this series!
All I can think while watching this is.... Man I wish Patrice were still here cuz him and Colin were unstoppable together! Love the work Colin.
The Andre the giant in the corner of the thumbnail is tastefully done
fantastic night out in the city. Great to be along for the ride. The best!
My second boyfriend, when I was 17, took me to see Colin Quinn in the city. I can’t believe and I’m very happy that he’s still around still performing and he looks so healthy and beautiful. Blessings to you Colin.
It's good to see Colin getting out of the house.
Pat Cooper was so sure Colin grew up in Hell's Kitchen
WHO TOLD YA DAT?!
He was too busy protecting his DIG-NI-TY!!
Im from Brooklyn, but we used to come the the city almost every weekend. I remember Sonny's, and the Savoy. Damn I feel old (LOL)!
My family lived in Hell's Kitchen in the late 60's upon first arriving in the States... Needless to say, it wasn't a great neighborhood at the time, and the decision was soon made to move the troop to northern NJ. Interesting to hear how the neighborhood received protected status, makes you wish it had happened to more parts of the city.. It's these unmolested neighborhoods that feel most authentically NY. Been a fan of yours since the 80's, and i'm really happy to see that you've continued to experience success with your career. Wishing you continued success and health and happiness.. And definitely looking forward to more from the Block by Block series. Cheers, Colin.
I was a elevator mechanic in NYC worked for Millar on 12 th ave, used to drink at the exchange bar everyday on 8 th ave. We had a cigar box behind the bar with 500 bucks ( mad money) in it. It was glorious, RIP john the bartender.
I always get so stoked when I see new stuff from Colin, and even more so with the history-related stuff. One of my favorite subjects delivered so colorfully by one of the all-time great comedy (and social commentary) minds. Keep it coming!
As a stagehand who's staying in the neighborhood for the week, this was great to watch.
Wow, Native decades long resident of San Francisco, and SF wishes we had great neighborhoods like that... Blown away man what a great City you have there! Bravo
This was awesome
Didn't want it to end
8:10 - when that guy walks between Colin and Mickey, Colin looks at the guy like an abusive father that says "Is today the day? Is today the day that you're man enough to go one on one with the old man?"
😂
"There are 8 million stories in the naked city, this has been one of them".
Both Sly Stallone, and Bruce Willis lived in Hell's Kitchen in the 70s, and 80s respectively when they up and comers.
A history lesson by a guy who asked Michu Kaku if he cracked homphobic jokes when Lance Bass went up in a rocket. I'm here for all of this. Thank you, Colin! ✌️
Finally a REAL Hell’s Kitchen video!!
Shout out CQ!!!
“Shout out “?! Is this a 90s hip hop station?
The day Tough Crowd got cancelled was the day I lost faith in humanity. But I feel a little bit better with every piece Colin puts out.
Two Irish guys walking down the street taking to each other and carrying microphones. Nobody bats and eye. Hilarious.
I’m glad that the TRUE cut of Crocodile Dundee II has finally been released.
Most underrated comedian of all time
Colin has been honest since the beginning. Of all the great comics, he loves people the most.
This is exactly the format I want to watch Colin, I will watch all of these. Please keep droppin
Last time I saw you ,you were falling out of a cab trying to ask if I wanted a ride to the MET …I always thanked you for that as I know you grew up with my family..so…thank you and I knew this story when I was a kid so thanx for telling . 👊
Hey I could use some more of Uncle Mickies story time. It was a great story. And I want to know if he has more. Plus he told it really well and taught you so much about neighborhood and what it was. LIVING LEGEND.
My man Colin!!! Keep up the great work, love the new content 👍
Liked and subscribed and shared_Thanks
I just found your channel and this is incredible content. As somebody who was born in Brooklyn, and absolutely still adores the city, I love to hear these stories. Most people walking those streets these days do not know the history of that city, and how incredibly lucky they are to not only walk those streets, but be amongst so much history that went down there. great stuff. Thank you.
My old man grew up in hells kitchen in the fourties’. Him and my grandfather were longshoremen. His nickname was sailor Reilly because when he was a kid , he stole a bunch of sailor hats and gave them out to his friends. He used to talk about how each block was its own gang and how they would use the younger ones as bait in order to get other gangs to chase them into alleys , so his gang could drop whatever they could find on their heads.
In order to avoid other gangs they would use the roofs to travel. His best friend was playing around on a roof and fell through the skylight to his death.
I NEED more Colin Quinn New York history tours!
🙏🏽🔥🔥
Will watch anything w/Colin Quinn. A NYC classic, and I don't know any other comedian I can watch, and learn from.
In the 70’s I had great friends from Hells Kitchen,their stories were unbelievable to a kid from the suburbs! Brutal place with very colorful characters. They were thrilled to be out…………
This is like a college course for a neighorhood. Please do more!
Don’t think I could live there, but I’ll visit NYC with Colin Quinn and Pals all day long.
Fantastic to see another episode so soon after the other one. I hope these are a regular feature.
This fills the appetite for New York. Thanks Colin and your awesome guests.
This is amazing! Always love to see colin quinn doing different things
I, too, was born and raised in Brooklyn. This was pretty cool to watch this good job. Colin good job & Mr.Spillane. 😊
Such a cool slice of life, nice to see CQ in his element and finally making online content, thanks Colin 🙏
Legend
Thank you for the tour & for all the new content!
This is brilliant as always Colin 👍
I love that these videos can go anywhere.
Epic story Colin. Great stuff! Thank you.
Have legendary bagel shop performer Rich Vos as a guest in one of your videos
It would be interesting to have Vos do a tour of all the drug dens he used to strut around in his hot pants
@@choxiden3776 Hey everybody's itsh me Voshh thish is the abandonned house I used to shmock crack in
Never stop making these.
I'm just leaving a comment to make Colin's content appear to be bustling with activity.
Great story! Robert and Michael two of my best friends growing up in Woodside.
Billy!! It’s been a while. How the heck are you?
great video liked the fact you put the camera behind you guys. I really felt part of the conversation. would love another video of a different neighbourhood
Now do Ronkonkoma
The konk lmao
Quinn Does Ronkonkoma
So good!!! Thanks!!!
More more more!
I loved it…I grew up coming in on the bus (to Port Authority) from Jersey & meet my friend from Brooklyn & walk all around Hells Kitchen…
Colin's appreciation for history is what separates him from any other entertainer to me
That's way better than "Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee" Colin! ;-) And remember, you can always get Letterman for a "man in the street" gig.
Please keep these coming on all the neighborhoods of New york!! This is a series!!! Thanks Colin!!!!
Omg I love my neighborhood! Thank you for this 💖
Heyyyy.... McCoys at 4:58 !
Absolutely love this
It's nice to see Colin finally putting effort into his RUclips channel in 2023.
I am a huge CQ fan from way back, also a former resident of Hells Kitchen at 52 and 9.
Colin, great job on this. Pop-up ads are great & not overbearing. Love the stories & format. Awesome work CQ.
We need more of this !
I love Colin Quinn
This was a great idea -- absolutely killer
The modern New Yorkers look like sad zombies staring at their phones compared to these Old School Guys.
This is so good.
Good idea, Collin. I just started this video, and I know it's going to be good.
I saw Colin give that black guy the old Irish stare when he split them down the middle 😂
LETS GOOOO!!! CQ 2024 🎉
Man, Colin is just the best
We are being told how bad things are all over - but here's Hell's Kitchen looking sharp. Get Up, America! Get Dressed! Get Busy! The show's not over. So GREAT to see and hear Mr Spillane, one of the world's greatest stylist writers - a story teller of the highest order. Brilliant use of RUclips.
i love this whole thing. i loved your books & stand-up stories of your neighborhood. you should definitely do more walk & talks in your old neighborhood with folks from your past. this was awesome -- thank you!
Instantly subscribed the moment I saw this. Can't think of a better person than Colin to show the world around NYC. Looking forward to more episodes. Mickey is a great guide around Hell's Kitchen and if anyone has a better bar fight story than that, I've yet to hear it.
I was there 2 months ago. It was a very nice and well kept neighborhood. So much of ny has changed since the 80's. Lifting the rent controls and the 40 year drops in mortgage rates really made the difference