Nightlife in Hollywood on a Saturday night january 2022 

I couldn't agree with you more about the 'little details' he appreciates. I met him a few days ago at his store and he was a stand up guy!

Everywhere there is clubs nation wide. Feels good to grow up and enjoy the Speak Easys and Wineries instead.

Standing in the buffet line.

Like Newtown in Sydney Australia lol

once you visit it will kill your ideas of what you thought it was and never come back lol

Yeah, when they are not passed out 😵 lying on the sidewalk!

This was interesting and fun. Love you!

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sissy

Claustrophobic is one of America's least dense major cities damn bruh

@@marcusgomez3307 yeah tourist and people who visit LA are so sissy and scary it's sad. I literally intimidate couples from just walking past them and they move all the way to the street like im gonna do something to them. Although there is alot of homelessness you just need to know how to handle things in LA not even bad how they make it seem.

@@marcusgomez3307 I don't like to hate on people but I hate when tourist or visitors come to LA and act scared like im gonna touch them, like who wants to touch you

I just don't like cities. I feel shut in and cramped. Like crawling in a tight tube and fear of being crushed. Id rather live were the nearest neighbor is miles away lol. I could grow my own food and garden acers of land.

Class of 2012 here! Sheik pride! Hollywood has honestly changed a lot as of lately.

I lived there in the mid 70's on McCadden Pl, a block east of Highland Blvd. It was a real working class neighborhood at that time--a lot different from West Hollywood which is what people see in the movies.

No...

Thank you for your opinion because everyone else told me to stay away from LA 😜

Nah, Hollywood is trash now.

@@sneat2028 Damn right lol, only *some* parts of WeHo is worth living in, otherwise just gotta get out of Hollywood altogether. Only if I could afford living in Newport Beach...

​@ItsStillRealToMe DamnIt Hmm I disagree lol, I think NPB is a pretty vibrant place, true there are a lot of retirees there but there is still a decent amount of young/night life mostly consists of successful people, low crime rate, entrepreneurial, nice establishments, MUCH classier people, conservative, etc... I lived there for 7 months and I loved it. I disagree about WeHo too, I believe right from La Brea all the way down to Doheny Dr has completely different vibe and demographics than what you'll find in Hollywood, people are more chill, relaxed, laid back, much less of that in your face "hip hop/rapper" crowd you find in Hollywood, etc... I've been living right in the middle of Hollywood for my entire life(31 years), I know the areas and demographics here very well lol But I'm cool if you see it differently, works with me 😇

Especially if you come from cold climate. Must feel like paradise compared to canada.

Ugliest major city in America

@@gowestkanye895no disrespect, but where are u from Alabama or utah,ur talking bout LA while ur probably living in one of the poorest and conservative places in the us

@@summer7246 Utah is 10× nicer than L.A.🤣

@@kylemoore801 broo wtf r u joking

Thank goodness we don't have the snow that NYC has at the moment.

It’s been pretty mild lately.

It’s 59 on the coast at night

Ikr

Literally nothing to watch. We're about to take Direct TV 📺 out - All garbage! LGBTQ and poor black folks feel mistreated

Nah. Not nothing. /

😂😂

Shops in Hollywood during the 90’s and before were more interesting to peruse through. I enjoyed shopping for records, band t-shirts, sterling silver jewelry, and collectibles. There used to be a cool store near the corner of Hollywood and Vine that had all kinds of film reels and posters. You could also order photos of favorite scenes. It was certainly a one of a kind film shop.

You mean if you were a part of the rockstar high hair and having crabs days 😂😂

Comedy club laughf factory whiskey a go go cruise nights on van Nuys bl.yep them were fun times.bet a lot of people didn't know Jay Leno worked as a painter at the laugh factory.

I remember as soon as 2am struck, hookers popped out of everywhere

That's when I lived in LA. It was cool. Not to me anymore.

I once went for a walk with a friend and forgot that I wasn't dressed nicely - when I tried to go into a bar for a drink, the guy wouldn't let us in, which is especially weird because my friend is a very cute lady, and I had been to that place several times before by myself. It can be fun, but yeah there's a certain poseur element involved with it all.

Also, in L.A. people will stand in line to get a hot dog. Lines are like a fixture of L.A. life - including long lines of traffic.

@@myblacklab7 Yeah, I guess LA isn't the right place for me, I hate standing in line. I get restless and impatient and I feel like I could be doing better stuff with my time. Also I don't like dress codes, I'm probably not "cool" enough for one of those night clubs either. I've never been the type who knows the latest trends so I wouldn't even know what to wear. Honestly it sounds more fun to stay at home and play video games, lol.

@@jhhwild lol how old are you ?

@@fofofofo3076 in my 30s. Why?

I passed a lot of time there too but in the late 60s-70s. It was much more like a regular town. Use to like "Love's" restaurant. Shopped at a boutique called "Fashion Farm." Right next to that old old house that still remained. Worked at "Hollywood Pharmacy" too. I am sad to see how it changed so much. That's the way it goes.

Hang in there buddy 🙏🏼

Shoal Nervo, did you make a recovery? I hope so. Stay safe.

Thanks for the like❤

Nice to know. Times Square is so sanitized and Disneyfied, it's so boring. There's still that grime on Hollywood Blvd. which makes it an interesting place.

Yep - that's the logic of mask notsism for ya! It's almost like some people just want to be herded and muzzled - I can hear them now: "Please master politician, Sir - give me another command!" It's so pathetic, not to mention dumb. I'm really glad so many Americans are finally starting to wake up, but the large minority that still kisses the boots of Big Pharma, politicians, and the corrupt corporate media makes it hard to avoid feeling contempt for humanity.

@@ITSFULLOFSTARS1 Yeah, real relaxed - just show your papers like you're living in Germany circa 1942, and it'll all be fine. Meanwhile L.A. reported more new cases in January than any other time during the pandemic, but don't let facts get in the way of your pro-tyranny narrative.

Being in Hollywood Blvd is so much different than seeing it on video. And because of Covid, is not crowded as it used to be.

Thank you for your service colonel Hill 🇺🇸🗽

@@jonmacdonald5345 this dude killed 50 men in Nam don't fuck wit him

@@yodog250 He Proudly served our Country in Japan! I think the Billdozer saw action in Nam!

My relative owned Hollywood Treats on Hollywood blvd and Cuenga. I worked in it ...Peter Pan came in .he worked for Heidi Fleiss..what a.show!

I remember that too! 👍👍 Cruising! 🏎️🚗🏎️🚗

It's really true there wasn't a lot to do there at that time. There were some great used bookstores though. One was called Hollywood Book City, one of the largest used bookstores I'd ever seen. Remember how you could spot the tourists in the summer because they'd be walking around shivering in the chilly air, not knowing that when the sun went down, it got quite cool.

@@deirdre108 not much to do?? There were movie theaters in every corner. Dance clubs. Restaurants and eateries. Strip clubs, penny arcades, peep shows. Record shops to check out the latest music. Video game arcades!

@@john_from_eastcoast. I was referring to my neighborhood, east of Highland in the early-mid 70’s. Besides the used book stores there were several second run movie theaters that I frequented. One was the “World” which had 3 movies for a dollar! This was located in the Hollywood /Western Blvd area which was pretty rough in those days. But of course the farther west you went on Sunset the better the restaurants and nightclubs were. Fun times!

Do you want to watch Arnold drive his suv on to a Prius.

Agree. It used to be packed! But many places have closed down.

There's tons of people What are you talking about

Hi neighbour ! watching from Tahiti