⁴ᴷ⁶⁰ Walking NYC : Bushwick & East Williamsburg, Brooklyn with Tom Delgado (January 12, 2020)

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I walk through the neighborhoods of Bushwick & East Williamsburg, Brooklyn with comedian, tour guide, and New Yorker Tom Delgado.
Tom's RU-vid Channel: ru-vid.com
Tom's Instagram: tomdnyc
Filmed January 12, 2020, Temperature was around 66F/19C
Timestamps
2:10 - Bogart Street & Moore Street
2:40 - Grattan Street & Bogart Street
4:52 - Grattan Street & Morgan Avenue
6:25 - Knickerbocker Avenue & Grattan Street
7:18 - Knickerbocker Avenue & Thames Street
8:45 - Flushing Avenue & Knickerbocker Avenue
9:50 - Flushing Avenue & Porter Avenue
11:38 - Flushing Avenue & Thames Street / Varick Avenue
14:35 - Flushing Avenue & Stewart Avenue
16:15 - Wyckoff Avenue & Flushing Avenue
17:20 - Jefferson Street & Wyckoff Avenue
23:50 - Troutman Street & St. Nicholas Avenue
26:40 - Troutman Street & Wyckoff Avenue
31:10 - Irving Avenue & Troutman Street
32:15 - Maria Hernandez Park
38:35 - Knickerbocker Avenue & Suydam Street
39:45 - Knickerbocker Avenue & Hart Street
40:40 - Knickerbocker Avenue & Dekalb Avenue
42:05 - Knickerbocker Avenue & Stockholm Street
43:10 - Knickerbocker Avenue & Stanhope Street
44:13 - Knickerbocker Avenue & Himrod Street
45:30 - Knickerbocker Avenue & Harman Street
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@ActionKid 4 года назад

For those on mobile Timestamps 2:10 - Bogart Street & Moore Street 2:40 - Grattan Street & Bogart Street 4:52 - Grattan Street & Morgan Avenue 6:25 - Knickerbocker Avenue & Grattan Street 7:18 - Knickerbocker Avenue & Thames Street 8:45 - Flushing Avenue & Knickerbocker Avenue 9:50 - Flushing Avenue & Porter Avenue 11:38 - Flushing Avenue & Thames Street / Varick Avenue 14:35 - Flushing Avenue & Stewart Avenue 16:15 - Wyckoff Avenue & Flushing Avenue 17:20 - Jefferson Street & Wyckoff Avenue 23:50 - Troutman Street & St. Nicholas Avenue 26:40 - Troutman Street & Wyckoff Avenue 31:10 - Irving Avenue & Troutman Street 32:15 - Maria Hernandez Park 38:35 - Knickerbocker Avenue & Suydam Street 39:45 - Knickerbocker Avenue & Hart Street 40:40 - Knickerbocker Avenue & Dekalb Avenue 42:05 - Knickerbocker Avenue & Stockholm Street 43:10 - Knickerbocker Avenue & Stanhope Street 44:13 - Knickerbocker Avenue & Himrod Street 45:30 - Knickerbocker Avenue & Harman Street

@chromosome24 4 года назад

Tom seems like a chill dude to hang with.

@loriharper3461 4 года назад

Beautiful street art. Bush wick has changed from what I remember growing up in the late 60's-70's. Graffiti was king and queen during that time. I vividly remember the blackout of '77. As soon as the lights went out, My brother, sister and I hightailed to our home. It was soooo hot during the blackout. We were not allowed to leave the porch. What followed was like watching a movie as people rushed to the Main Street to loot. Really sad time then, but one for the history books.

@Seababy-vz9ie 3 года назад

Yes, I remember the Black Out, what a time and yes, it was so hot that day and night.

@J3unG 4 года назад

This is dope, Kenneth. It's nice to see a different perspective on your walks. Tom Delgado is very engaging and I appreciate you guys doing a collab. Hopefully, you guys do more in the future. One suggestion, ask more questions to Tom about the areas. I like hearing the detail about the neighborhood. Have a nice day, bro.

@01ruudjemulder 4 года назад

Talking about "Knickerbocker" in this video: The term "Knickerbockers" traces its origin to the Dutch settlers who came to the New World - and especially to what is now New York - in the 1600s. Specifically, it refers to the style of pants the settlers wore...pants that rolled up just below the knee, which became known as "Knickerbockers", or "knickers". Dutch history !!!

@ActionKid 4 года назад

Very cool!

@saskiapanter 3 года назад

But the word is not Dutch but German. We did wear them as well, but its German origin. I did like that Tom knew the name Brooklyn comes from Breukelen. Flushing comes from Vlissingen. I just love the Dutch heritage of NY. Makes me a bit proud of it. I also feel connected with NY the most when it comes to the USA.

@JanuitGroningen 3 года назад

@@saskiapanter That also makes me proud Saskia. But Groningen was not yet part of the Netherlands at the time. So I don't actually feel proud. Later New York came into the hands of the English. It was therefore an exchange with regard to Suriname. In which the Netherlands got Suriname. And that is current these days.

@ericdudley4169 4 года назад

Great collaboration with Tom ActionKid! So glad to see you guys together! Thanks as always for your work!

@Bella-ke7pr 4 года назад

Help, I'm addicted to watching your videos. In other words, keep up the good work!

@khoatruong6845 4 года назад

Tom is so good! He gives me such a real New Yorker vibe

@thebrokearchitect 4 года назад

This was an amazing tour - Tom is so informative! Perfect team!

@Seababy-vz9ie 3 года назад

I grew up in Bushwick in the 60's and 70's and went to Bushwick HS, this brought back so many memories. Thank you so much!

@catherinewillems8901 3 года назад

A right turn on DeKalb from Knickerbocker would bring you to Wilson Avenue. There stands the old 83rd Precinct. Now THAT'S "street art!"

@FOTZEL 3 года назад

Great Street Art & History Lesson Walk,Tom Delgado is more than just a Stand-up Comedian!..A Historian too!

@IngaHicks 4 года назад

Bushwick has definitely changed!

@wtfmane9779 4 года назад

It turned white

@extremeking425 3 года назад

for the worst

@Jessiebt 4 года назад

Wow...This was like Diamonds in the rough.....and you and Tom are Amazing on this one....Thanks to the both of you.....

@lauragavins1 Год назад

The street art was so amazing to me😍 I miss NY😍

@poeronald48 4 года назад

You and Tom was so enjoyed, being with you and Tom a taking a friend along to see streets, people and art of street with magic of colors, that just wow! my eyes. I just love street art, the magic it brings and mind trip, which is fun. I alway like seeing people, they make the world turn, in everyway. You and Tom, talk and yes, learn few things along the way as we walk in neighborhoods. There was that touch so often of time gone by trying catch a moment into what is now. Brooklyn, was apart my life living in New York, back in my days in 1970's, now in my old age, it bring back girls I knew and guys that I hung with in my days there. As I know, I can't catch it back, but, both you and Tom, just for about hour made my early morning bright, it was brought back into my mind, with touch of music playing in my head of The Velvet Underground song, sung by Lou Reed " Pale Blue Eyes " of someome I knew, back in those days. Thank You, Both So Much, Kid and Tom ... A Nice Touch ... to my day .. keep Action Up Kid. Best To You Both. God Bless ... And Know Angels will keep You Safe.

@DCL26 4 года назад

Tom Delgado seems to really live NYC. He's very knowledgeable. Thanks for graciously making him and all his facts about the neighborhood the highlight of your video. Oh, PS, you're both cute! 😘🌟😍

@arjivar 4 года назад

It's a picturesque neighborhood full of contrasts and street art. I would visit those streets if I were in NYC someday.

@WhatashameMaryJane 4 года назад

It's good to see you in New York again AK!!!

@tomfinland9572 4 года назад

Was impressed to see so many children walking about.. great walk !!!!!!

@b.griffin317 4 года назад

Hipsters are fecund.

@DallasBoricua 4 года назад

Great movie guys. The last borough I lived in was Brooklyn. Good seeing old neighborhoods. Special thanks for listing all the gear you use. It is very interesting to me. Cheers, stay safe out there.

@miniaturescookingandmore6583 2 месяца назад

Wow, Interesting stuff. I was born and raised in Brooklyn, I'm 55 and it's just interesting hearing about stuff I remember and also the turn that Brooklyn has taken since I left there.

@RobertoLopezstudyis 4 года назад

I love those old warehouses! Brooklyn is a nice borough of NYC!

@b.griffin317 4 года назад

Sound parts are still a bit rough, but Brooklyn definitely got soul.

@gingin1050 4 года назад

Wow thanks for the special guest👍lots of history🙂

@AllHailNannerpuss 4 года назад

I appreciate the tour guide that actually knows the feelings of long time residents. He actually knew the background of Maria Hernandez park. Some other RU-vidrs **ahem** Barr **ahem** have tour guides that are posers. At least this guide is respectful and knowledgeable. Cool video!

@billbye2427 3 года назад

very interesting; lots of great information , thank you both!

@AJ-qg6lf 4 года назад

Thanks for uploading this, it's awesome man.

@janelin3012 4 года назад

What a nice walk! Really love it. Thanks so much!

@normangebhardt2092 4 года назад

Enjoyed this action video and the interesting narration. Thanks. Cool hair cut.

@petipuah5712 4 года назад

Thank you so much for this video!! I was making a research these days about a tour in Bushwick to see those arts and just your video indicates the good stops to visit!

@helengigante4038 3 года назад

Love when all of you team up…great video!

@mano1971music 4 года назад

Love your collaborative videos with Tom.....you're both very informative and knowledgeable about the history of Brooklyn and it's surroundings. I'm from Southern California but after watching this video, I feel like a native New Yorker :-)

@janicesanders9981 3 года назад

I love the collab tours. I'm hooked. Please do more Tom and AK...

@gregodessite 4 года назад

It may sound weird but I get attracted to such kind of constructivism architecture. It reminds me my first days in USA.

@laraoneal7284 3 года назад

Tom is really knowledgeable. So appreciate that.

@spanishclasses4013 3 года назад

I'm coming from Tom's vlogs ... nice video! Thank you!

@saskiapanter 3 года назад

Another nice tour. I like it when you 2 team up. Can't wait to finally visit NY. Will for sure book a tour done by Tom. I'm just not a fast walker, but I do love walking.

@EphemeralProductions 3 года назад

"Please just bury me in a pine box." so funny! very quirky and random!

@williamsvoboda240 3 года назад

Tom is right Bushwick was a very dangerous place in the past. Looking at it today it's amazing the transformation from the seventies and eighties. I left NYC in the nineties because of my job and have only gone back for funerals. My mother worked at the old St Catherine's Hospital on Bushwick Ave. We used to go to Rockaway beach by driving down Bushwick Ave to Jamaica Ave to Woodhaven Blvd to Cross Bay Blvd over the toll bridge which at the time the toll was a quarter. Down to beach 108th St in Rockaway.

@albertmalkowski2904 4 года назад

Great tips on Bushwick. Thanks Ken and Tom!

@drzplatano1923 4 года назад

Hes not from here. So take it with a grain of salt.

@barbarawillis5187 3 года назад

thank you for the great walk thru Bushwick-

@loriharper3461 4 года назад

That's the Brooklyn I remember. Beautiful bodegas an d fruit stands.

@eddieperez6570 4 года назад

You passed Himrod Street at around 44:14 my parents best friends lived there in the early 90's I think I saw the building too lol

@Ivan_c0320 2 года назад

Man it brings back so much memories

@b.griffin317 4 года назад

33:15 Boreum and Cobble Hills used to be park of Gowanus, Carroll Gardens is really just north/east Red Hook, Sunset Park is northern Bay Ridge.

@Kiky812 2 года назад

Super cool! I love Bushwick, I lived for a while on Eldert street ❤❤

@steppian 4 года назад

Thanks this trip guys!

@edholohan 2 года назад

This is great! Thanks

@texman8150 4 года назад

Nice tour. Tom was very informative.

@mariewiseman2962 3 года назад

Tom and Ken still going strong 9 months later! ✌️✌️

@timfaracy754 4 года назад

I got out my street map to follow your walk as I did with your Far Rockaway tour. I'm in Brooklyn but not near Bushwick which looks great but was fearful years ago. I work in he subway but it's too far to pick jobs there, for me, at least. I stay on the F line mostly in Brooklyn along McDonald Avenue. I knew another employee who'd work at Morgan, Montrose, Jefferson stations but he drove there when the neighborhood was really deserted.

@christopherpepper6460 3 года назад

Bless his cotton socks, he says everything with such confidence you believe it, the term "Knickerbockers" traces its origin to the Dutch settlers who came to the New World - and especially to what is now New York - in the 1600s. Specifically, it refers to the style of pants the settlers wore... pants that rolled up just below the knee, which became known as "Knickerbockers", or "knickers" not a reference to being a descendant of families that lived there way back

@lisarand7249 4 года назад

Stopped 7 minutes in just to say.... Great video!

@Dirty10 3 года назад

Wow didnt know the Vanderbilt's were knickerbockers. I'm related to the famous Vanderbilt who made the railroads (just found out recently)

@SarahFunky 4 года назад

Omg you guys did it! I'm so glad this worked out!

@ActionKid 4 года назад

Yeah! We did it! We're going to do some walks together too!

@SarahFunky 4 года назад

@@ActionKid That is great! Tom is super knowledgable about the city!

@mical888 3 года назад

I enjoy your walks!

@estebancruz9079 2 года назад

before covid. saw the guy sneezing and thought covid. But Tom and Action kid just kept on walking. lol

@jserran2 3 года назад

I spent my childhood in Maria Hernandez park although it was call Knickerbocker park back then fond memories

@wejcynp8943 3 года назад

i use to live in the area. brings back memories

@williamsteriti454 4 года назад

I want to thank u I just moved to Brooklyn under the j train at chancey st and u showed me thing u didn't know we're around me

@fasteddie9055 2 года назад

Bushwhack, Crooklyn was the name that I called it back in the late 70s. There were plenty of burned out buildings and street gangs. The worse part of Bushwick was the projects on Flushing Ave. Urban blight hit hard in Bushwhack. Now it has been gentrified along with the ridiculous rents. If it ain t one thing , it's another. Eddie in NYC 3/7/22 I like the videos . Keep it coming.

@AenselWalkingVideos 4 года назад

I always wanted to check Bushwick :)

@mpahou1 4 года назад

Jackie Gleason was also from Bay Ridge! "Norton!!! Get it right, Norton."

@b.griffin317 4 года назад

But 328 Chauncey Street is in styuvestant hights (a later given address, 728 Chauncey Street, is in southern buskwick).

@b.griffin317 4 года назад

30:15 Actually it was four boroughs at first (1898): the Bronx didn't come into its own until 1914. Before that it was part of it was part of the County/Borough of New York.

@Annette64772 3 года назад

Love your videos ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

@joelfrombethlehem 4 года назад

Lovin' the great street art.

@Djmikeb_ 3 года назад

Tom is the man so is Action Kid

@watchedwalker 4 года назад

Great tour AK, Tom is very knowledgeable about the area. Enjoyed seeing the cool street art too!

@useradmin1556 4 года назад

great great video.....Ken and Tom...........amazing artwork and i loved all the sotres and hte district.....good narration. Interesting........ .......................O___o............................ i hope you both enjoyed your time together on the walk.........it seems Lovley weather in NyC and lots of things going on........people etc. It is good to see the food stores and prices...........we have 99 pence stores here and i use them often enough.........there are about 5 near me in London. in Vegas they have ........10 items for 99 cents............stores..............yay.......... best wishes then Vince

@CommandoMaster 3 года назад

Cool art.

@may-beeart7930 4 года назад

OMG! Tom is super cute! very good job

@judithhinton5784 4 года назад

Great collab with Tom! The street art is amazing..so many talented artists. Thanks for posting and I hope you do more videos with Tom, AK!

@planetanuevayork8502 3 года назад

Chevere!!!! ese es mi barrio! bienvenido action kid!

@adamelmasery7723 4 года назад

Thanks.

@JETTBADASSMICHAELS 2 года назад

Great team up here (Y)

@lildave5066 4 года назад

Love Tom

@ssadvweld1 4 года назад

This looks like an up and coming neighborhood that might be affordable... Nice collaboration. Thank you. I love all of the street art. I wonder what kind of paint is used to keep it from fading away in the sun... It's sad to hear about the disappearance of the bodegas. I was looking forward to that when I move there. With the way prices are going up I may end up living in Brooklyn or Queens. Thanks to your videos I am now willing to consider living in Brooklyn or Queens, but if I can swing it Manhattan would be the bomb.

@nasdaqua 4 года назад

If you want to live in Manhattan, Washington Heights /Inwood are the two most affordable areas..

@b.griffin317 4 года назад

Stephanie: Only Queens is affordable, and then just barely. Brooklyn is like the most expensive city in the US to live in right now. Nearby Willamsburgh, which Bushwick is rapidly becoming the eastern extension of, is already like $4.5k/month average rents and $2M average condos. @@nasdaqua But most people I've talked to who live there don't recommend them. lol

@nasdaqua 4 года назад

@@b.griffin317 Manhattan is the most expensive borough to live among the 5 boroughs. The Bronx is probably the most affordable borough.

@Arfshesaid457 4 года назад

I’d enjoy seeing an image of the map that you show at the beginning of the walks posted in the comments or something. I find myself pausing the video to look at it, but it gets covered up by titles and stuff when paused.

@ActionKid 4 года назад

It's the same as the Google Maps Route in the description.

@jeahavvalentin980 4 года назад

Cool 😎 video

@doughelms558 4 года назад

What is that metal structure resembling a barber pole? (It's at 38:35 , on your right, as you cross Suydam St while walking along Knickerbocker. ) Never seen anything quite like it..

@johnrogers9481 4 года назад

A great video Ken and Tom.! It’s fun with you two bouncing off each other. That area sure is real New York. I love all the people in the street, the diversity. I hope that area doesn’t become an Exclusive area in 25 years. Fascinating art on the buildings. One of your best vids ActionKid.

@b.griffin317 4 года назад

Knickerbocker reminds me of Flatbush Ave.

@Maurice... 4 года назад

Nice video 👍✌

@sthompson8558 4 года назад

your best collaboration yet! he is very down to earth and knowledgeable, well done!!!!!

@Annette64772 3 года назад

Hi Tom thank you for the info . My daughter lives there . She goes to college, the new school

@b.griffin317 4 года назад

6:40 Washington Irving also was first to call New York Gotham.

@Relaxedwalker4k 4 года назад

He is really good man!

@geirmyklebust 4 года назад

Great video. Hope for more videos with you guys.

@yspan1226 4 года назад

Thanks for exploring this neighborhood for us, very interesting.

@davidellis5141 4 года назад

The Action Kid cruising through what was once a " hood " and is now a neighborhood. A good guide to provide a feel.

@janetjones4310 4 года назад

I lived and was raised in Bushwick, went to Bushwick HS. And in 1977 is was very safe. Don't know what part he is talking about. Furthermore he is not from Brooklyn or Bushwick raised so I get he is getting his information from the consensus.

@frank-xp6pj 4 года назад

I kinda wish Actionkid used people who are natives of the area.....

@vanessawyndham8791 4 года назад

@@frank-xp6pj Instead of the gentrifiers who know nothing.

@frank-xp6pj 4 года назад

@@vanessawyndham8791 Thank you 👏👏👏

@keeks620 4 года назад

his merch is not bad at all!

@tvseumjinriver8375 4 года назад

You're very talented. Thank you for your support.

@janaka5423 4 года назад

I love those paintings.another great video

@user-jf7yi8um5q 4 года назад

U should do another video of greenpoint. This time show the whole nei ghborhood the water front parks franklyn st and manhatten ave. Kent st. Also nassau. Theres several flea markets and boutiqes cafes

@user-jf7yi8um5q 4 года назад

Also the film studios

3 года назад

Helle Hi Thank you video

@creativeinspo555 4 года назад

So very interesting tour! I love the street art there and it's an interesting area =)

@5argetech56 4 года назад

During the 1977 blackout in New York City, my family was living in Far Rockaway at the time and we all went to the Bay and it was completely black you couldn't see anything . My sister lived in Flatbush Brooklyn she told me stories gunfire and looting and lots of screaming. She told me she never came out of her apartment that day.

@ssadvweld1 4 года назад

How freaky and scary that must have been.

@ActionKid 4 года назад

Wow, that must have been so scary to live through!

@judithhinton5784 4 года назад

I remember the '77 blackout as well. It was an awful time here in the city with all the looting and violence that went on.

@ssadvweld1 4 года назад

@@judithhinton5784 I'm sorry you had to go through that. I can't imagine...

@judithhinton5784 4 года назад

@@ssadvweld1 Thank God my neighborhood wasn't affected. I live further downtown and was away from the madness, thank God. Thank you for your kind thoughts, Stephanie.

@jinisteffani8035 2 года назад

Tom walks fast...I know he's not from NY originally but a true sign of a New Yorker is fast walking .....right?

@cindycindy2157 4 года назад

I grew up in Bushwick...which back in the day was just Brooklyn...Knickerbocker Ave was small neighborhood stores...Flushing Ave from Knickerbocker up to Ondrrdonk House was full of drugs & prostitutes we were never allowed near there as kids...Wyckoff Ave & Stockholm St had a movie theater (Wagner Theater) then turned into a triple x theater were never allowed there either...growing up Wyckoff Hospital was a very small hospital.

@ActionKid 4 года назад

Thank you for sharing your memories with us! It sounds like it’s changed!