It’s interesting how people are usually uncomfortable when a stranger tries to talk to them but they just light up when they realize you’re asking about the music they like
@@renanribeiropissolotto7584 bruh sayin shit like "deep." is lame asfuck what are you 14 lmfao its almost at the same lvl as ppl that put "this." on everything
Imagine that someone waits their whole life for this moment and was playing a song they didnt actually like but were too lazy to take out of their playlist
I went to New York on a trip and I hated the constant traffic and honking to be honest. The city however, is a total vibe. (P.S, I’m from Canada, and we barely have traffic where I come from and I love that quiet)
Everyone was wearing headphones instead of earphones and people were on their PSP’s and PSP Go’s and DSi’s instead of bashing random people on Twitter. Everyone was much more friendly. You could easily have a conversation with a stranger.
Hahaa maaan that was just what I thought and the first reason why I went to the comment section. Guess what, here you are with the top comment! Lovin it
That's not even comparable. As a car guy I do enjoy seeing the supercars and I find it interesting to hear what they're doing for a living. This however is a lot of nostalgia but I do find it depressing that we didn't have as good music as we have now back then.
idk why but the amount of joy I get from knowing all of us just walk around listening to our music in our own little worlds just living our seperate lives COMPLETELY unaware that other people are doing the exact same thing??? its indescribable?? I just think it's so cool how we're connected in that weird little way and don't even think about it
Lol what??? Of course it's their own music, of course they're all living there own little lives and idk how your unaware of other people listening to music. Are people in public actually this oblivious? I feel like I can walk around naked and people like you wouldn't even know cause you headphones in your ears
The woman listening to Sinatra is my favourite. Just the way she answers “Frank Sinatra” in that duh of course Frank Sinatra tone but it doesn’t come across pretentious or rude.
I think he realized how it looked for the camera sitting alone in New York eating a banana listening to just dance. So that's why he dropped the banana. Lmao
@@tomstery1 yeah I mean we don't really think about it because we don't know or see these people in our lives, so this was a great video to reminds us that other people and their own quirks do exists beside only our lives
What a beautiful little time capsule this has grown to be. The fashion, the demeanor, and of course the music tastes truly captures what we were all like in the 2010s. So nostalgic and comforting
@@used_napkinss9473 you know what I could do that instead but people act like it's the end of the world and they barely get outside, and most of the ones who do won't even bother stopping for like 2 minutes
I love how the girl who was listening to Kanye was embarrassed cause MBDTF just came out at the time and everyone still hated Kanye cause of the VMA's LMAO
Kinda invokes the feeling of sonder (realisation that everyone has their own, complex life with trials and tribulations). Think that's a very human thing to think about
I love how some people's eyes light up like they've been waiting their whole life for someone to ask them that question which is one of the most relatable feelings for me
the happy lady walking around nyc whilst listening to frank sinatra ..i want to be like her when i grow up edit: might i add that the clip of her striding into the city with the music playing in the background was brilliantly cinematic. she is literally the main character !
totally get what you mean. For me, this whole video felt like they were all passing background actors & we stepped into their own little movie for a sec
I 100% Get the vibe that 2:39 is the final scene of a film. Like, we completely just happen to have caught that woman at the end of some important part of her life, before she strides off into New York to face the world.
You're absolutely right. All the pieces just fell in the right place for her. Reconciled with a long lost friend, found the love of her life, and just got off the phone with her boss who is promoting her to CEO. But nothing is as important as the fact that she finally found her own worth as a person.
Yooo when Frank Sinatra played and she walked off and you can see the buildings in the distance I got chills. The city used to be a monument to the world.
I think it says very little. I think more who they are at that moment but for sure not who they are. We have a very large range of music we listen to. Music is very powerful and I'm sure their mood reflexs somewhat how they feel
Ehhh, not necessarily lol. I often just put on a random ass playlist (even for generes i don't usually listen to) to discover new stuff, so if someone asked me this it's more likely they get some song or artist that i've never even listened to before
I sort of like these New Yorker interactions... quick and to the point... no over politeness.. no small talk... everyone had an answer and then just left. That was so refreshing to watch as a Canadian Lol
@@Maxrnr14falc Mah non credo dai, se fai questa domanda a persone più giovani secondo me sono anche ben disposti nel rispondere, il problema viene con persone più in là con l'età
Why is this making me emotional? It’s so pure and real. People just walking around enjoying their day and their music and we get a little cross section of their lives
Same! I’m a native New Yorker and this was really touching. It’s such a pure and simple way to connect with someone if only for a brief moment in a city where everyone is pretending to not have a second to spare. Would love to see an update to this. It would be especially touching now because it’s a safe way to connect with a stranger in a time where stranger literally means danger for many.
This guy must seem very friendly and approachable, everyone is so cool with talking to him and not even concerned with why he’s randomly asking them these questions lol
Back when this was filmed, people were generally less stressed and more carefree in general. They generally didn’t mind having a conversation for a few seconds out of their day with others too. Put simply, life was more simple.
What the other guy said but also notice how they always keep walking and walk away straight after. It's a pretty dry subject so I wouldn't use it as an opener too often, plus it's pretty hard to change the subject to something else smoothly. Also I'd say it comes down to talking with strangers one-on-one, but if they're in front of their friends it can be embarrassing to talk about their music taste.
Love how everyone is getting this in their recommended 10 years from its initial release honestly it feels so good to see poople able to talk to eachother.
I actually thought the coolest part of this video was how you can make really close guesses for all these people, and how everything about them (clothes, accent, attitude) perfectly reflected their music. Its cool that musical communities are still alive like that even if we don't really think of it as being so since its not black and white like 70's music culture
That last guy just threw a peeled banana in his plastic bag, went to grab his phone, and then realised he knew the song already. The "yep" was from a moment of conflict, where he realised he has to now sort out the peeled-banana-in-a-bag result from a completely avoidable set of actions
2:47 It's beautiful. She says Frank Sinatra as she keeps walking and those few seconds the camera stays there, showing us NYC landscape, made me feel great.
I love how with some of them, you can literally *see* how the song ties into their identity, and how it’s shaped them, and for others, it’s like, “there’s no way in helllll , you’re actually listening to that.” “you dont even look like the type”😭
![Seungmin "그렇게, 천천히, 우리(As we are)" | [Stray Kids : SKZ-PLAYER]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/kAzmhLHePqU/mqdefault.jpg)
That lady walking around NYC listening to Frank Sinatra and smiling ear to ear is a whole entire vibration.
"vibration" lmaoo
@@endelvelt7650 Did my guy Nick stutter ?
@@togrul4618 no and I love him for that
@@endelvelt7650 that was joke but I appreciate your reply
When I listen to either Sinatra or Armstrong I can't hold my smile either, even on the street
I love how everyone is so excited to check their devices and tell him the name of the song instead of asking “WHY??”
Good songs do put people in good moods.
I love sharing my music with others too so I’d be excited
Because music is a universal language ♥️
Maybe those who asked 'why' were cut out of the video.
Yeah because a song is such a personal topic🧐
The way the women said “from Frank Sinatra!” just sounded so pure for some reason.
Yessss !!! 😭✨
I really enjoyed that part as well.
Was looking for a comment about her. She made me smile for some reason.
@@MutantEnemyGirl same
2:48
It’s interesting how people are usually uncomfortable when a stranger tries to talk to them but they just light up when they realize you’re asking about the music they like
It was more because of the camera
Because music is literally the gateway to any interaction with a stranger
I was just thinking that!
Music is the best thing to talk about with people because we all have different tastes and it’s fun to compare them.
Soo true
the lady listening to frank sinatra is living her new york dream
Thought exactly the same
That’s my dream. To stroll around NYC listening to Old Blue Eyes
right
One for the bucket list that I would have never thought about.
Me thinking the exact thing
It’s interesting how we get a brief glimpse into their personalities and then they disappear into the crowd.
Wow
@Jeo Barlomento your vocab for me
Deep.
@@renanribeiropissolotto7584 bruh sayin shit like "deep." is lame asfuck what are you 14 lmfao
its almost at the same lvl as ppl that put "this." on everything
@@NiquelBones this.
It's funny how much music is being played around you and you don't hear it, the world sounds so different for all these people and you'll never know
Beautifully said
Billions people people with different stories we will never know about
I really love this
I love your comment. 👌🏻
you are so much deep, my gott
Never in 1 million years would I walk past him and think he’s listening to “Lollipop” by Lil Wayne 😭😭😭😭
everyone is a wayn fan
@@overseer707 not everyone homie
Felt the same when the girl said she was listening to blame game
Or the guy to Britney Spears...
He said it looking very proud or something... 🤷♂️
I feel like half these people have been waiting their whole teenage lives for this moment
Imagine that someone waits their whole life for this moment and was playing a song they didnt actually like but were too lazy to take out of their playlist
For what moment?
Especially the dance yrself clean guy haha
@@Alex-wn8qh HAHAHAA THE PERFECT EXAMPLE
@@Alex-wn8qh honestly
This might be the coolest recommendation ever. I can watch hours of strangers telling me what they're listening to. Something so beautiful about it.
Be sure to check out my version!
i feel ya x
And they were all so chill about it
I know right
I am with you on that!
Great video
I love how no one seems scared/offended when he asks they are just smiling.
everyone's happy that you asked
Cause this was a time when folks weren’t triggered by the smallest of things
Gen z ruined everything
lol why did that one girl say she was embarrassed to be listening to kanye in 2011 lmaooo dark twisted fantasy was the last good kanye album *imo*
Ikr
I love how proud the dude at 2:07 listening to lollipop is
lmfao
He had such a sass in his voice it was hilarious
He was my fave 😂
I feel like he was being sarcastic for some reason 😆
hahaa
i realize that people love it when they're asked about their interests
On the nose my friend👍
What’s your favorite anime ?
@@danielfeliz1390 animes are made for depressed people
@@achillegallais5857 thanks captain obvious
@@danielfeliz1390 One Piece
imagine listening to frank sinatra while walking the streets of new york, such a vibe
I did that last week. Best feeling ever
I went to New York on a trip and I hated the constant traffic and honking to be honest. The city however, is a total vibe. (P.S, I’m from Canada, and we barely have traffic where I come from and I love that quiet)
That's my dream
I would prefer not afraid
Bee gees is a close second
This gives me nostalgia of the early 2010s, thanks youtube recommended
😯
Wasn’t that long ago 😭💀
Everyone was wearing headphones instead of earphones and people were on their PSP’s and PSP Go’s and DSi’s instead of bashing random people on Twitter. Everyone was much more friendly. You could easily have a conversation with a stranger.
If you notice, now all people would say is “None of your business.” 😭
Early 2010’s wasn’t even that good lol
The lady at 2:40 is everything. She is like the main character from a love movie lol just walking away to the view listening to frank sinatra
“The best is yet to come” lady played out like a movie
Right?! It was perfect!
Time stamp plz
@@noah_mana @2:40
It was beautiful
I C O N
I’m so happy the algorithm suggested this 😩 It’s like a mini time capsule. Never thought ten years would feel like twenty.
5 likes in 8 minutes
@@oranjepekingeend4166 and years feel like weeks
Same
Simpler times errbody got iPods
Seems like we all got it at the same time
Shout out to the lady that was listening to frank Sinatra - the best is yet to come. She was definitely in another world
I love her coat. Definitely living her best life haha
Hahaa maaan that was just what I thought and the first reason why I went to the comment section.
Guess what, here you are with the top comment! Lovin it
She looked like she was in the best mood ever. I should listen to some Frank Sinatra to get on her level lol
I added it to my wedding list. Maybe we dance this song. ☺️
the girl who said that she was listening to patd! is exactly how i imagine all of their fans back in 2013
she cute tho
I fell in love with her for a sec lol
She gave me 2000's Patrick Stump vibes tbh
yesssss exactly omg
Yeah she has a really nice smile ♡ I fell in love
This is so wholesome, everyone with their different tastes in music
4:28 surprising
Kid cudi Day and night and Wiz khalifa black and yellow best songs
@@oui2826 ??
@@Prxv-do6lm it was a joke? A rasta listening to Bob?
@@dennisbergkamp640 werken voor je kk geld
I tried it and the guy told me he was listening to "your mom moaning last night". New yorkers are so heart warming
Love that song
You have no idea how reading this out of nowhere put me in splits. You made my day. Thank you and peace!
💀💀
U need a camera for a good response lul
By who?
when their songs are playing they all look like main characters in their own movie
We're all just players in a gta lobby lol
Omfg man thats a good thought.
Everyone is so friendly and willing to talk, i love that
Can you say the same for my version
@@BigAppleBG thanks for sharing that, cool to see man!
That’s only the ones they put in the video tbf
2.16.. Umm..not quite
It’s weird to think that just the music they’re listening too could affect how they see the world, even if it’s just the same place.
I was just thinking that!!!!
@@xshxr u mad bro?
@@xshxr bro?
Trueee, music shapes the worldview
Big FAX
This is 1000% better than that guy who asks what rich people do for a living.
I know, this feels more wholesome
That's not even comparable. As a car guy I do enjoy seeing the supercars and I find it interesting to hear what they're doing for a living. This however is a lot of nostalgia but I do find it depressing that we didn't have as good music as we have now back then.
that’s because this is real
All these weird questions take off, you reckon if I ask people what underwear they’re wearing I’ll become
A millionaire youtuber?
of course he is!
idk why but the amount of joy I get from knowing all of us just walk around listening to our music in our own little worlds just living our seperate lives COMPLETELY unaware that other people are doing the exact same thing??? its indescribable?? I just think it's so cool how we're connected in that weird little way and don't even think about it
😌expressed exactly what i am feeling
Lol what??? Of course it's their own music, of course they're all living there own little lives and idk how your unaware of other people listening to music. Are people in public actually this oblivious? I feel like I can walk around naked and people like you wouldn't even know cause you headphones in your ears
@@joem6573 Hahahhhahah
There’s a word for this: sonder
that feeling is called “sonder”
This is legit one of the coolest and wholesome shit ever
I feels you Rimuru
theres something so wierdly nostalgic about a 10 year old video in a big city about music
We all secretly want people to ask us what were listening to. It represents a large part of our personality that we're proud of.
Nah, not everybody is so narcissistic
Agree
What u listening to my guy
Not this girl though lol 1:47
i’m always scared so say so i just say “nothing” but in reality i know i have pretty f-ing good music taste
The woman listening to Sinatra is my favourite. Just the way she answers “Frank Sinatra” in that duh of course Frank Sinatra tone but
it doesn’t come across pretentious or rude.
she is the epitome of a mature new yorker living in the city lol , loved her vibes
@@DutchAlcott yep
As shes doing the walk off
listening to sinatra walking around new york is the dream
i was thinking just that
“ordinary” people are so interesting and beautiful, even just these minuscule glimpses into who they are
hi you too
@@momobabo50 hey i parked your lambo outside your mansion. Thanks for letting me borrow it dude!
@@esquared722 np man take it when ever you want
"I'm listening to Korn" - a guy who is definitely listening to Korn
YES
omg its korn
@@дпагсн YOU'RE NOT BRR NA NAP NA NAM MMMM
AHHHH
boom ra ra boom ram da ne ma
The last guy dropped everything and his Banana to confirm his tune. Legend.
And listening to an absolute banger.
He said fuck that banana
What a bad boy
I think he realized how it looked for the camera sitting alone in New York eating a banana listening to just dance. So that's why he dropped the banana. Lmao
legend, also hi algorithm
“i’m listening to lollipop by lil wayne” LMAOOOO that was the one i didn’t expect
im crying
He was so confident abt it lol
Maybe he got his lollipop licked that day
@@Ppap750 shut up
@@coltonhall2559 lol
All of them really out there living like the main character
@Marina Mansfield ikr xD
They're all just living normal lives 🤨 do you find that crazy?
@Marina Mansfield yeah that was definitely an npc
@@tomstery1 yeah I mean we don't really think about it because we don't know or see these people in our lives, so this was a great video to reminds us that other people and their own quirks do exists beside only our lives
no “like”. they all are the main character of there own story
What a beautiful little time capsule this has grown to be. The fashion, the demeanor, and of course the music tastes truly captures what we were all like in the 2010s. So nostalgic and comforting
2:47 that’s definitely a main character song to walk through New York too.
fax
fax
such a vibe
farts
Hers was the best lol
I can feel the joy in these strangers eyes when they got asked which song they are listening to
Except for the trash goblin phone on face Karen.
5:23 lol
"Wait, someone cares about what I like?" is basically what'd be going through my head
@@TheNinja94a ikr.... the last guy was so cute.
Ikr
if social anxiety would be a person it would be the last man throwing his peeled banana straight into his bag
saving it for later ofc
omg this! hahahhhaa i noticed and went to see if someone else thought this was odd
Eating banana: kalm
"Hey what song are you listening to?"
PANIK
Him throwing it into the bag with a smile on his face got me howling
AHAHAHA jsui mort
the way that person dropped that banana in that bag for GAGA was hilarious
On May 25th, this guy should do this again. See how people’s taste has changed over 10 years.
looks like this was his last video, most likely a dead/lost channel
I'd sound like an owl when they rattled off the names.
@@Scavz that's depressing
The streets will probably be mostly empty
@@used_napkinss9473 you know what I could do that instead but people act like it's the end of the world and they barely get outside, and most of the ones who do won't even bother stopping for like 2 minutes
2:45 The way she says "Frank Sinatra" And walks away gives me a feeling I can't explain, like something out of a movie.
I was just about to comment the same thing!!
TRUE
Lollll yeah
That's the moment I started crying
thats how i felt too
Filming them walk off while the song plays is absolutely cinematic, someone sign this man!
I AM FULLY ENTHRALLED
@Jon Cruz probably for film editing ion know 🤷♂️
@@ethanwilliams7706 Photography.
the dude who threw his banana into a a grocery bag at 5:30 has me laughing so hard
Ikr he seems nice tho
Yea didn't realize it was the whole banana lmao
I liked this video specifically for that part
I came rushing to the comments looking for this thread😂😂
And it was already peeled 😭😂
Did y'all just notice how happy everybody is looking?
Yess
They’re also all white, crazy coincidence right
@@VidandRico ok
@@VidandRico They definitely were not all white. What the heck???
We gotta get today’s generation as happy
It's crazy how the songs kinda fit with the way they look.
Wow i didnt know music preference could affect other aspects of your life aswell and vice versa
And then you get to the guy listening to Lil Wayne
@@ScamboliReviews lolipop ahahaha
Wow. Almost as if the way you groom and dress yourself has to do with your personality and taste, and so does your music! Wow. Crazy
that one guy that said day n nite literally looks like kid cudi
I love how the girl who was listening to Kanye was embarrassed cause MBDTF just came out at the time and everyone still hated Kanye cause of the VMA's LMAO
Sprite
damn look at kanye right now he’s billionaire
@@daf676 Nowhere near a billion in liquid though.
@@floyd1300 sprite
@@eggycat No one sane will ever hold one billion liquid at once.
The guy just threw his opened banana in the bag like it was nothing. Brave man right there
I love the fact that you can see that some people in the video automatically smile because they feel that someone cares about the music they like.
I’m just glad the algorithm recommended this even if a decade later.
Same
Same🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Same same
Me too!
Ikr!
there is something deeply human about this video
Probably all the humans in it 🥁
Kinda invokes the feeling of sonder (realisation that everyone has their own, complex life with trials and tribulations). Think that's a very human thing to think about
Yea, there was something strangely intimate about this that I find hard to put into words
totally agree. everyone loves music and its so beautiful. Just something everybody can appreciate even when talking w random strangers
it really is isn't it
I love how some people's eyes light up like they've been waiting their whole life for someone to ask them that question which is one of the most relatable feelings for me
It felt like opening up a time capsule I didn’t even know was buried.
The little smile everyone gave, just for a couple seconds of their time, is very heartwarming. A little interest shown probably made their whole day.
Yeah I said the same when I made my video. That smile is cool
the happy lady walking around nyc whilst listening to frank sinatra ..i want to be like her when i grow up
edit: might i add that the clip of her striding into the city with the music playing in the background was brilliantly cinematic. she is literally the main character !
she's such a vibe
@@bruh-ch3hb i know right !!! truly the main character
That was something out of a movie
@@yourelovin This is what I thought when I heard that one!!
You, me, and anybody else. We'll turn New York into LaLa land and dance our worries away to Frank Sinatra
1:14 he's so cool
ikr that wink and everything
What song did he say he was listening to
@@rza9524 LCD soundsystem - dance yourself clean
great song!
yeah and he was listening to lcd soundsystem i think i’m in love 😻
Of course he is, he listens to LCD Soundsystem
I love how this is being recommended to all of us nearly 10 years later, it makes me feel so nostalgic 🥺
Back when People doesn't have to wear masks
I’m literally crying rn
That's cool for real!!!!
youtube just surprizes their loyal ones
This is such a great series idea. I think you should keep it going.
Jajajajajaj
The video is 9 years old
... Copyright 😢
@@-toh-9622 you're shit
A little late to the party
This guy was way ahead of his time. Do a 2021 version
for reallllll
Might have to steal this idea lol
No ones outside he gon have to ask the birds
someone gon be blasting carti
He would get DMCA'd to oblivion
1:16 this man would easily blend in in the 80s
Sure thing, he's cool
Yeah that dude legit sounded like a cool and nice guy
Yesss he looks like a character in Lost Boys
James Murphy really was losing his edge to the art-school Brooklynites in little jackets and borrowed nostalgia for the unremembered eighties.
What song was he listening to?
2:42 she looks so happy, turns out she was listening to good ol’ Frank Sinatra and im not surprised
what song was she listening to?
I loved her vibe. 💛
@@thiagoamarilla6598 the best is yet to come
in new york, just fits very well.
She is literally the embodiment of a New Yorker lol.
It’s crazy how you see people and you would never think they’d listen to that 😭
Last guy def gave me that feelin
Exactly. It's a real-life example of not judging a book by the cover.
2:13 the guy was listening to lollipop by lil Wayne 🤣🤣🤣
the reggae man was an exception though :DDD
@@hugorissling8464 True.
I like how the songs they're all listening to matches their style and vibe. I love how everyone is different
Lollipop by Lil Wayne
Lady gaga
Me too.
is nobody going to mention the guy on the bike ignoring him then almost hitting the first guy who ignored him lmfao
The guy who said he was listening to lollipop made me laugh my ass off
i had to rewind it and look at him walk down the street knowing that was playing lol
Same lmao
I saw your comment while he said that. We live in a simulation
@@kaielsts9875 GLITCH
Shawty want a thug
2:46 shes the main character of her own movie
It’s such a good scene
Hahaha
totally get what you mean. For me, this whole video felt like they were all passing background actors & we stepped into their own little movie for a sec
yes!! she is so beautiful and i loved her energy
She made me so happy. I would like to think that her song choice is reflective of how she looks at life. The best is still yet to come.
the Day N Nite guy , definitely looks like he’d be listening to that
he actually looks a liiitle bit similar to kid cudi.
@@elitebanditfighter3394 fax
He do look like kid cudi😂😂😂
I thought that was kid cudi
Great song choice for the time of day
them happily smiling while answering his question is the purest thing ever
I 100% Get the vibe that 2:39 is the final scene of a film. Like, we completely just happen to have caught that woman at the end of some important part of her life, before she strides off into New York to face the world.
You're absolutely right. All the pieces just fell in the right place for her. Reconciled with a long lost friend, found the love of her life, and just got off the phone with her boss who is promoting her to CEO. But nothing is as important as the fact that she finally found her own worth as a person.
Yeah! And tbh frank sinatra + new york is just a big vibe haha
I was thinking the same thing lmao
yeah that scene was awesome
So accurate😂 its my fave part of the vid
Yooo when Frank Sinatra played and she walked off and you can see the buildings in the distance I got chills. The city used to be a monument to the world.
When is it ?
2:39
That was my fav part. The timing of the song as she walked off was something special.
Yes..i kinda felt sad
very much main character energy lmao
Is it me or people in the early 2010s were super chill and friendly?
Except her @2:16 lol
New Yorkers are chatty people.
well they didn't live through 2020 yet
Funny thing is that in 2010, you would say the same thing about the previous decade, and people in 2030 will reiterate. Nostalgia effect is tricky.
That’s because people weren’t sensitive back then
2:40 great pick lol, love how some people are ashamed but that was like a perfect song choice to walk in New-York
I love how the old guy takes off his glasses just to SEE the title.
maybe they were near-sighted lol
My grandparents always do that XD
@@pukimonchu772 this guy was definitely a male. Why use “they” in this context?
@@arthurlouiskarl gen z
@@arthurlouiskarl "they" as in "the Glasses" lmao
He could literally walk around NYC and make a full on documentary with every single song they listened too
This video is a whole feeling
Even if we don’t personally know these people, music provided a glimpse of who they are as a person.
I didn't know that I was thinking this until I read your comment
So I like nearly every Artist or listening at least to all the genres here. What does this say to me as a person?
I think it says very little. I think more who they are at that moment but for sure not who they are. We have a very large range of music we listen to. Music is very powerful and I'm sure their mood reflexs somewhat how they feel
Ehhh, not necessarily lol. I often just put on a random ass playlist (even for generes i don't usually listen to) to discover new stuff, so if someone asked me this it's more likely they get some song or artist that i've never even listened to before
@@Coolguy-mk7hg You worded it perfectly, I liked your detailed elaboration more so than my comment :)
5:30 The way he just throws the opened banana into his bag
He’s cool
Lmaooooo
Lmaaoaoao noticed that too hahaha
I love at 2:50 when she says "Frank Sinatra!" Like OF COURSE it would be Frank Sinatra.
Reminds me of Groundhog Day. “Excuse me, where you headed?”
“To gobblers knob! It’s Groundhog Day!”
I think it was more of a confirmation.
It was like a movie ending
W the whole city in the background
It gave me a good ol smile
I sort of like these New Yorker interactions... quick and to the point... no over politeness.. no small talk... everyone had an answer and then just left. That was so refreshing to watch as a Canadian Lol
I like em too, here were I live u would get no answer or over rudeness lol
Yeah, I live in Tokyo but most people would be too shy to respond.
@@Maxrnr14falc Mah non credo dai, se fai questa domanda a persone più giovani secondo me sono anche ben disposti nel rispondere, il problema viene con persone più in là con l'età
@@Ttaba99 in effetti forse hai ragione, non so perché abbia avuto così poca fiducia nelle persone ahahah
@@Ttaba99 Credo che tu abbia ragione, i giovani di oggi penso siano generalmente piu disposti a interagire con sconosciuti in un modo garbato
I’m really interested if someone were to do this today and you’d get to see the big difference in peoples music taste within a decade
Probably more anime songs
I feel like we’d get more repeats
No the music taste today is horrible. Everyone would be saying garbage like WAP
everyone would be listening to BTS
@@frenchtoast2319 😐
That dude listening to more than a woman is gold, just when the song is coming back this gets recommended
Why is this making me emotional? It’s so pure and real. People just walking around enjoying their day and their music and we get a little cross section of their lives
Music touches our soul
It’s because you aren’t used
To seeing that vulnerability on a NYC street imo.
He needs to recreate this video for the 2020s. (I feel old af now).
Same! I’m a native New Yorker and this was really touching. It’s such a pure and simple way to connect with someone if only for a brief moment in a city where everyone is pretending to not have a second to spare. Would love to see an update to this. It would be especially touching now because it’s a safe way to connect with a stranger in a time where stranger literally means danger for many.
@@chilliam00 ya FR I’m surprised I haven’t seen any videos like this before I’m barely discovering this now and it’s a awesome idea love music 🎶
This guy must seem very friendly and approachable, everyone is so cool with talking to him and not even concerned with why he’s randomly asking them these questions lol
Back when this was filmed, people were generally less stressed and more carefree in general. They generally didn’t mind having a conversation for a few seconds out of their day with others too. Put simply, life was more simple.
He has a sign with him.
I mean... it's New York. Getting stopped by a random stranger is a daily occurrence in a lot of big cities.
Well he did show some of the people not responding. They are a few but people back then are usually cooler to having a camera pointed at them.
Happier times
2:43 when she walks away is like a classic New York movie scene lmao
2:46 Listening to Frank Sinatra while strolling through New York just sounds like such a vibe
that lady at 2:43 makes me think like she's the main character at the beginning of the movie and it's soooo cool
Ikr it felt like a start of a movie or something
It could be an ending as well ahaha a good ending and then there's a sequel to come c;
@@kekw5153 yeah right?
Yes it’s so New York for some reason lol
She’s so beautiful, too! And the way she said “Frank Sinatra🙂”
2:06 this guy was so proud about lollipop 😅 he probably thought “yeah that guy stopped me at the right time”
Ahaha yeah that little point is what does it like “damn right” 😂😂😂
He looks like Mouse from the matrix
@@tmcxp faxxxx
He really said: 😌😌😌
Bruh I read this right as the dude popped up
Ppl actually are super comfortable with talking when the convo starts about music
This was 10 years ago, people were far more social than nowadays.
What the other guy said but also notice how they always keep walking and walk away straight after. It's a pretty dry subject so I wouldn't use it as an opener too often, plus it's pretty hard to change the subject to something else smoothly. Also I'd say it comes down to talking with strangers one-on-one, but if they're in front of their friends it can be embarrassing to talk about their music taste.
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God I love music
People were more comfortable with human interaction in general back then
Love the bob Marley guy he looks so happy positive and calmmm
I love how they actually put the song they said in the background
frrrr here’s a playlist for them too :) open.spotify.com/user/sohamsta/playlist/3knipwPdXL8ec7tKCLoehB?si=zOw64g5SSK26vIce5CsoFA
Love how everyone is getting this in their recommended 10 years from its initial release honestly it feels so good to see poople able to talk to eachother.
Poople
They can still talk to eachother lol
@@eleonora1248 clearly someone hasn't tried to talk to someone in a mask. "Huh" "what ya say" "can't hear ya"
@@skrrtle360 i talk almost everyday to people in a mask because of school xd
@@eleonora1248 as a person who's voice doesn't travel well people cant hear me for shit.
They were so happy, i’m glad RUclips recommended this after 9 years
That's explained the earphones and headphones
Right on!
3:18 was my favorite person, we was so happy
2:47 that felt like an end of a movie haha
Songs by Frank Sinatra always give that vibe
just swankily walking into the distance
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@@ginandromeda1618 they really do
@@doppio.5184 HELP
I love that it’s impossible to predict the song, people are surprising
Agreed. It challenges our stereotypes...bit I was not surprised by the Oasis and Korn guys.
If you didn't guess that guy was listening to Bob Marley then I don't know what you could have lol
@@rayallen73 came here to say this😂😂😂
I actually thought the coolest part of this video was how you can make really close guesses for all these people, and how everything about them (clothes, accent, attitude) perfectly reflected their music.
Its cool that musical communities are still alive like that even if we don't really think of it as being so since its not black and white like 70's music culture
except the guy who looked like kid cudi listening to kid cudi
That last guy just threw a peeled banana in his plastic bag, went to grab his phone, and then realised he knew the song already. The "yep" was from a moment of conflict, where he realised he has to now sort out the peeled-banana-in-a-bag result from a completely avoidable set of actions
😂😂
lmfao
5:30
He didn’t wanna be caught on camera eating a banana I guess 🤣
What is your major bro 😂
4:15 I love how he's just chilling, knitting his hats. Cool he actually makes his product.
2:47 It's beautiful. She says Frank Sinatra as she keeps walking and those few seconds the camera stays there, showing us NYC landscape, made me feel great.
Poetry in motion
agreed
RIP to all the Ipods that were never charged up again
RIP to all the emule music that disappeared
I still can't find my Classic 😭
Respect to all the fallen mp3s
Mines stopped charging in 2013. Man I had over 4,000 songs on that thing dude lol
I still use mine. Really helps me stay off my phone.
I love how with some of them, you can literally *see* how the song ties into their identity, and how it’s shaped them,
and for others, it’s like, “there’s no way in helllll , you’re actually listening to that.” “you dont even look like the type”😭
also. does this guy know his videos are doing numbers? somebody should tell him ..
also. can we get another one? to remind people how much we all love each other? lol
@sweezybones lmao RIGHT. like you really *never* know
@@frnzilla do a 2021 version in ur state.
Fr when white dude with the books said he was listening to lolipop by lil wayne i was flabbergasted 😭
1:50 Lady I can assure you there's nothing embarrassing about listening to Blame Game. That whole album was immaculate.
She’s probably just shy
this was when kanye was still quite hated for the vma incident so it kinda makes sense