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These are oral histories and should be preserved/ supported by the NY historical society. Well done CQ. 100 years from now these will be incredibly valuable.
Celebrate a city of assholes where no one can afford to live except the highly privileged who then act like everyone in the world should be let into the country because New Yorker guilt.
@@jimmyosullivan6384That’s Steve Kelly-Yorkville Legend with Colin. They know each other many years. I know Steve’s younger brother Mark (mentioned in Vid) close to 50 years now & Steve as well-
I was born in Yorkville in 1953 at Doctor's Hospital, across the street from the Mayor's Mansion. Thanks for touring the old neighborhood and shining a light on some interesting history that most people are not aware.
This is my first time watching Colin. I was sent to the site as I also grew up in Yorkville & although I don't know the guest personally, I know some of his family. Anyhow this was awesome. He brought back memories. He spoke more of the 60's & 70's. I am more of late 70's, 80's and 90's and like this guest I saw a side of Yorkville that the residents of today wouldn't believe. They think it came from a movie. But I'll tell ya it was the safest place growing up cause we were like one big family and everyone looked out for each other. My mom was there till her passing in 2009. Although I lived in Brooklyn, Long Island, State of Florida, Middletown, NY & for the past 17 years in Vestal, NY, never have I found the love and loyalty we had for each other in Yorkville. To this day I keep in touch with my Yorkville Street Family (which is how I look at them) & although many of our good ones have past...I know they still look over us. There never was and never will be a neighborhood like YORKVILLE again! We had block parties, helped each others parents, could walk through the projects at 2am without a care. #Yorkvilleforeverinmyheart. Thanks Colin for giving our representative time to talk about it! Very impressed with his interview. Kinda reminded me of one of my real brothers, who passed on! Peace, love & happiness to all!
I live in Yorkville - like so much of New York, the neighborhood of today is virtually unrecognizable compared to the scene of 50 years ago. it’s amazing to hear these stories.
I love these walking history tours and your buddies' recollections. I lived in Yorkville in the 80s and 90s and love Carl Schurz Park. Keep these coming Colin!
So glad we're getting to hear all those stories before the memories begin to fade. "Some of the kids were semi-normal...." I can't thank your guides enough for sharing their tales. A lot of nostalgia, a lot of love but also stories of jeopardy and sometimes tragedy. Much love 🙏
Loving these videos, I could watch them all day. So interesting to hear all the personal stories and connections to the neighbourhood. Looking forward to the next one 😊
I've been waiting for something like this since colin did the segment with vice on NYC taxi cabs. Being from Queensland Australia I love hearing these stories with quinn, quinn IS new York.
"Yeah, I've read his stuff, I kind of, uh, you know, connected w/him obviously, because, you know, I'm a ball player." that's a killer line, perfectly delivered, 10 out of 10! I could watch theses two for hours
This is really a brilliant series -- this is a great, great idea and perfectly done. Aggravating to hear people call things "important" but these are awesome pieces of history that might otherwise be lost. Everything I love about New York, reminds me of Dubliners too. Really cool man.
I love this new series, Colin!!! I moved to NYC in January 2018 from Denver. I live on Staten Island but i enjoy visting the city every so often. Thanks so much. Great history lessons with this series. More please! ❤
Colin, I am in my 50’s, born and raised in Brooklyn. I now live in Texas so your videos are a real treat for me. With all of the gentrification going on I just wanted to say thank you sir for preserving our history.
I live in Yorkville (which most people here just call the Upper East Side now) so this was very cool to see. Would like to see one of these on the LES/EV
New York history for New Yorkers. By those who lived it. Natural everything. True words. No music. Could it be any more real? Could it be any more LOVING?
Born and grew up in Manhattan Valley, 108th but lived in Yorkville for 6 years, 2010-2016. Loved living up there on 87th and 1st but had to move down to midtown when my daughter was born. Needed more room. Love the Carl Schurz park in the Spring and Summer.
Detroit would surprise a lot of folks. Like, yes there are big chunks of blight. There are also handfuls of intact historic neighborhoods with beautiful mansions tucked around the mess. It also has a lot coming back to the point I've been amongst a thriving, vibrant downtown in the middle of 16 degree january, people out walking around all over. Definitely worth saving. As is Cleveland (who seems to be bringing neighborhoods back to life in a way wider way than Detroit where a lot of the poorer and further reaches are getting in on the momentum).
I will do the second part.. Steve is my oldest brother. He 66. I am 61.. Mark. And we both are till living here.. Me and Colin are friends over 40 years..🇮🇪🍀
My family is Czech and my Great Grandparents lived on 81st btw York and East End about 100 years ago. They learned English at the Webster Library by PS 158. I grew up on 82 and York and have fond memories of living in a 5th floor walk up aka tenement. We used to go to John Jay pool and Carl Schurz park that's featured in this video. There were amazing German and Czech bakeries and restaurants in the 70s and 80s, streets not years. A few gems are left.
I have never been to New York ( cleveland working class longshoreman here) these are amazing. I feel like i must go after watching these Thank you cheers gentlemen. If you're ever in cleveland I will return the favor and show you my neighborhood
I'm from San Jose California. Man I'm Lovin' these Colin, keep pumpin' em out. Been with You since Tough Crowd, Lovin' what You're doin' keep it up Man.
Jeez I lived in NY for 8 years - Little Italy and East Village - and the weird thing is few NYers had any sense of the history of the place - and here I am years later watching this - thanks! - from an Irishman (back home).
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Colin’s been alive too long.
Hey Colin I love these videos! What’s the name of the guy in the video? He never introduces himself! He’s great!
These are oral histories and should be preserved/ supported by the NY historical society. Well done CQ. 100 years from now these will be incredibly valuable.
Oral histories. Nice.
even now they’re incredibly valuable!!! 1970s were already 50 long years ago…
I was just going say the same.. These could be valuable one day. I wish I had this knowledge in my head
Chill lol historical society. Relax.
Seriously!!!!! Brilliant all around - Colin, more more more... so grateful for these
Colin content is the best
I love you, Sal
Ugh shaddap
Pimp did you film thisss 😅☝🏻
Celebrate a city of assholes where no one can afford to live except the highly privileged who then act like everyone in the world should be let into the country because New Yorker guilt.
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Just keep these coming. I can listen to Colin talk about old New York City for days.
Colin's videos are gold. This segment is so meaningful to native NYers
meaningful lol what are you a girl
Who is with Colin in the Yorkville video?
@@Nonesovile96 its not a contest but if it was you would be wrong
@@jimmyosullivan6384That’s Steve Kelly-Yorkville Legend with Colin. They know each other many years. I know Steve’s younger brother Mark (mentioned in Vid) close to 50 years now & Steve as well-
How does Colin only have 18.7k subscribers? The guy is legendary. One of the last of the old school comics left
Word!
I loved Colin for years and just learned about it on Rogan. Hell Rogan didn't even know lol. I'm subbed now!
As a non newyorker but a person that loves the city and the culture these vids are critical, keep it up.
This will go down as one of the best historical series in RUclips history.
Absolutely brilliant way to see NYC.
I was born in Yorkville in 1953 at Doctor's Hospital, across the street from the Mayor's Mansion.
Thanks for touring the old neighborhood and shining a light on some interesting history that most people are not aware.
I love these walk around videos.
"I hope it was alright." That's a humble guy. This was awesome!
CANT AGREE MORE MY OLDEST BROTHER TY.🇨🇮🍀
what's the other guy's name?
@@markkelly788
This is my first time watching Colin. I was sent to the site as I also grew up in Yorkville & although I don't know the guest personally, I know some of his family. Anyhow this was awesome. He brought back memories. He spoke more of the 60's & 70's. I am more of late 70's, 80's and 90's and like this guest I saw a side of Yorkville that the residents of today wouldn't believe. They think it came from a movie. But I'll tell ya it was the safest place growing up cause we were like one big family and everyone looked out for each other. My mom was there till her passing in 2009. Although I lived in Brooklyn, Long Island, State of Florida, Middletown, NY & for the past 17 years in Vestal, NY, never have I found the love and loyalty we had for each other in Yorkville. To this day I keep in touch with my Yorkville Street Family (which is how I look at them) & although many of our good ones have past...I know they still look over us. There never was and never will be a neighborhood like YORKVILLE again! We had block parties, helped each others parents, could walk through the projects at 2am without a care. #Yorkvilleforeverinmyheart. Thanks Colin for giving our representative time to talk about it! Very impressed with his interview. Kinda reminded me of one of my real brothers, who passed on! Peace, love & happiness to all!
HI ZENA ITS MARK KELLY HOPE U ARE WELL MUCH LOVE 🍀💚
@@markkelly788 Love you too Markie! Always!❤️♾️. My Yorkville Brother! 🥰
This rules!
Soda poppers
Cruisin’ Colin up to his old tricks at Carl Schurz park again.
LOVE THIS
Sickly sickler
I live in Yorkville - like so much of New York, the neighborhood of today is virtually unrecognizable compared to the scene of 50 years ago. it’s amazing to hear these stories.
Good to see CQ out and about.
these stories are priceless ,,,,
I love these walking history tours and your buddies' recollections. I lived in Yorkville in the 80s and 90s and love Carl Schurz Park. Keep these coming Colin!
This is my 3rd one I am binge watching, awesome and riveting if you are a NY History junkie like me!
I'm enjoying these. I like that Collin looks like a chef who just got laid off for sleeping at work.
😂😂😂😂😂
This guest was great. Did all the heavy lifting for Colin.
MY OLDEST BROTHER THANK YOU..
What’s his name? I don’t think he ever introduces him, he says his name is Steve at one point but idk who he is
Have you found out who he is?@@vlexanderson5454
This is so great! It's like taking a REAL insider walking tour of New York City.
So glad we're getting to hear all those stories before the memories begin to fade. "Some of the kids were semi-normal...." I can't thank your guides enough for sharing their tales. A lot of nostalgia, a lot of love but also stories of jeopardy and sometimes tragedy. Much love 🙏
Loving these videos, I could watch them all day. So interesting to hear all the personal stories and connections to the neighbourhood. Looking forward to the next one 😊
Nice to see CQ gettings some furlough time out of the Looney Bin
I left the city in 1987, Love this series, mad respect for Colin
Back when it wasn’t a commie hell hole
I've never even been to NY, but fell in love with ny hip hop and historic comedy 25 years ago. These stories are golden
These are great! As a former Upper East Sider, please keep these coming. 👏🏼
Colin Quinn isn't just a comedy legend, he's a national treasure.
Officially my favourite RUclips series. Keep them coming Colin!! Great stuff.
loving this series Colin. I was kid in Yorkville when you were the announcer of Remote Control and you guys filmed on 75th street!
I've been waiting for something like this since colin did the segment with vice on NYC taxi cabs. Being from Queensland Australia I love hearing these stories with quinn, quinn IS new York.
This was tremendous & Colin’s old friend is a great storyteller too!
All the best from Cornwall,U.K!
Thank's colin, as a long time fan , keep the videos coming 😂
Colin please keep these going periodically!
"Yeah, I've read his stuff, I kind of, uh, you know, connected w/him obviously, because, you know,
I'm a ball player."
that's a killer line, perfectly delivered, 10 out of 10!
I could watch theses two for hours
These stories are classic 😂, definitely need more of these 👊
Let’s go CQ!!!! Another banger 🤣🫡🗽
Great evening walk through another interesting neighborhood, and your companion from Yorkville was a great addition to the walk..thx!
Love New York; love these real New Yorkers.
This is really a brilliant series -- this is a great, great idea and perfectly done. Aggravating to hear people call things "important" but these are awesome pieces of history that might otherwise be lost. Everything I love about New York, reminds me of Dubliners too. Really cool man.
I love this new series, Colin!!! I moved to NYC in January 2018 from Denver. I live on Staten Island but i enjoy visting the city every so often. Thanks so much. Great history lessons with this series. More please! ❤
Colin Quinn...."yeah, yeah , thats right, yeah" lol. Hes the best
Colin,
I am in my 50’s, born and raised in Brooklyn. I now live in Texas so your videos are a real treat for me.
With all of the gentrification going on I just wanted to say thank you sir for preserving our history.
These are great interviews. Keep them coming Colin. Been a fan of Colin for must be 60-70 years now
I live in Yorkville (which most people here just call the Upper East Side now) so this was very cool to see. Would like to see one of these on the LES/EV
Is there anything better than a stroll through New York with Colin Quinn?
These are too good! Well done, Colin!
Steve you should write a book on Yorkville...you have too many valuable stories to not be shared! Awesome video!
The best, thank you for this Col
I enjoy these old NY stories more than i thought i would tbh. Its cool to hear about the history of the city outside of Times Square
A tour from the guy growing up there! Awesome!
Man I live in yorkville and walk this park all the time. Cool to hear these stories.
really enjoying this series colin, catch u in toronto soon!
New to this channel but I NEED more of this please! Lol
thank you! share it! more coming
Please continue doing more of these vids. So informative and very interesting.
New York history for New Yorkers. By those who lived it. Natural everything. True words. No music. Could it be any more real? Could it be any more LOVING?
[algorithm stuff] because Colin is a G
Thank you Mr. Quinn. Remember growing up in the 70s80s in NYC.Greetings out of Cologne Germany.
Another one. I love this walk around New York, I’m from Hawaii and never been there, YET.
lmao one of the most down to earth, gritty, and real portrayals of NYC history... And Colin just pluggin dates in the top comment. I mean okay.
Love this series! Bravo
I love these series. I've never even been to the States, but when I go to New York one day, I want Colin as my tour guide.
Well, you can't beat a starter like that. Damn. Gratitude.
Born and grew up in Manhattan Valley, 108th but lived in Yorkville for 6 years, 2010-2016. Loved living up there on 87th and 1st but had to move down to midtown when my daughter was born. Needed more room. Love the Carl Schurz park in the Spring and Summer.
Brilliant, could watch these everyday
Unbelievable. I love this series. Thanks Colin!
Please make more these are awesome.
Thanks Colin and 3 Nuts Studios!
Amazing. The guest was so amazing. Loved his stories and so cool seeing real working class Irish New York guy.
We need a PART2 with Red !
that was awesome. what a great night for a stroll & some stories. thank you both!!😻😻
Would really like Colin to eventually do this with other cities (Philly, Chicago, Detroit, New Orleans, Kansas City…etc)
Detroit would surprise a lot of folks. Like, yes there are big chunks of blight. There are also handfuls of intact historic neighborhoods with beautiful mansions tucked around the mess. It also has a lot coming back to the point I've been amongst a thriving, vibrant downtown in the middle of 16 degree january, people out walking around all over. Definitely worth saving. As is Cleveland (who seems to be bringing neighborhoods back to life in a way wider way than Detroit where a lot of the poorer and further reaches are getting in on the momentum).
Colin is a New York guy, he can't do that
That walk in summer is fantastic.
This is beautiful. Such an interesting history. I wanna see Colin tour East Harlem next.
Real New Yorker know! Back in the Day, New York was Wild
Really loving this series, hopefully there's more to come!
Need to get this fella back for a pt. 2 Col
I will do the second part.. Steve is my oldest brother. He 66. I am 61.. Mark. And we both are till living here.. Me and Colin are friends over 40 years..🇮🇪🍀
My family is Czech and my Great Grandparents lived on 81st btw York and East End about 100 years ago. They learned English at the Webster Library by PS 158. I grew up on 82 and York and have fond memories of living in a 5th floor walk up aka tenement. We used to go to John Jay pool and Carl Schurz park that's featured in this video. There were amazing German and Czech bakeries and restaurants in the 70s and 80s, streets not years. A few gems are left.
I have never been to New York ( cleveland working class longshoreman here) these are amazing. I feel like i must go after watching these Thank you cheers gentlemen. If you're ever in cleveland I will return the favor and show you my neighborhood
These are such an enjoyable watch I could listen for hrs.
Thank God you're doing this, Colin.
Loved you on the JRE Colin!
love the content, those bluetooth mics are harder to listen to than robert f kennedy though at times.
It's not the mics, it's Colin's mushmouth. If you didn't know any better you'd swear he was a journeyman boxer in the 40s.
More of these please!
Love these story walks!
These are amazing Colin. Keeping them coming! GOD Bless!
I'm from San Jose California. Man I'm Lovin' these Colin, keep pumpin' em out. Been with You since Tough Crowd, Lovin' what You're doin' keep it up Man.
I really love this block by block series. I hope there are plans to cover all of Manhattan.
I love NYC and NYC history. Nowhere like it! Please carry on with these video's. Really enjoying them.
That was incredible thanks Colin!👍
This was a brilliant episode. Props to Colin's tour guide. Great stories
Loving this.. going back in time
Jeez I lived in NY for 8 years - Little Italy and East Village - and the weird thing is few NYers had any sense of the history of the place - and here I am years later watching this - thanks! - from an Irishman (back home).
These are an absolute treasure. Incredible stuff.
As a Yorkvillian I loved it east 95th 1st ave
These are amazing, keep em coming! Hope you hit Nashville soon!
Col looks like a sanatorium orderly
He looks like a patient in a sanitorium