This makes me want to watch boys in the Hood😩

This is what i though all of N.Y. looked like..until i visited Manhattan

Nice ride cab view

Wow so 😎😎😎😎😎🆒🆒🆒🆒

Yeap agree same here

Oh that a good idea

Wow is a good santa monica indiana station

Fuck annouces at Vermont/Santa monica

The blue line is a tour of the worst part of LA.

An agreeable part of the Bronx. A big asset is the proximity to Lehman College. Many concerts and salsa dance fests play there.

Were those abandoned buildings 1970s.

Those apartment blocks with the fire escapes it's so "New York" it's something us foreigners really notice.

Da X where u never know what’s NEXT!

Is this from before the US war?

Memories...miss the NYC (sometimes).

Hello man

We don't have this 🇬🇧☝🏻👨🏻‍⚖️

Yet, Riverdale is in The Bronx and is truly awesome. I grew up on 197th and Decatur. I stay in Riverdale when I visit NYC as my friend has an apt there. Right by Van Courtland Park and The Hudson. Extremely appealing area

Oh God one does it now there's a copycats

I use to live on Crenshaw and century in Inglewood I went to Monroe middle school next to Morningside

Feels like home.

Looks like where I was raised.

I haven’t ridden on the iron horse in a long time…..

This is a RECENT video?!? WOW!! I didn't know that many tenements were still standing. I mean-I know it's not St. Mary's Park/Charlotte Street, but Still...

And k line is about to open this Friday October 7

Could you go do video of E line expo to Santa Monica by tomorrow on P3010

I rode this train every day to high school from 1966-1969… It looks exactly the same as it did then!

My uncle lived in that section of the Bronx from 1963 to 2002, when he passed away. He lived on University Ave 2690 Apt. 3F. Brings back memories.

And also do a video of expo line going to Santa Monica

Could you do a video of blue line going to long Beach

Was crazy is I just left the Bronx a month and a half ago and I swear to you I'm watching this right now and the only thing I could think about is me growing up in the Bronx in 1987 88 89 when we was riding the top of that same train the red train with graffiti all over it that same area I used to ride the top of that train wow 😜😝 can you say nostalgia I'm 47 years old now that just bought me back to being the kid awesome

🤣😅 Yo as a New Yorker seeing 2 million heads riding our SUBWAY everyday. It's hilarious when I see this LA " Metro" with like 5 people getting on and 5 people getting off these trains. This looks like some apocalyptic last humans on earth type shit. I capitalized the word SUBWAY cause that's what we call it . Don't know about calling it a Metro 🤣 LA I love you probably my second favorite city behind my NYC. But stick to the freeway shit. Let NYC handle the "METRO business " 🤣😅

Nice video. Good job.

7:12 - 7:13 the fact that the catenary bridge there is the sole anchor bridge belonging solely to the NYW&B to be preserved (and that it is preserved at all), is IMO really neat.

I'm a train and I approve this video choo choo ;)

I'm a train and I approve this video choo choo ;)

Totally mesmerizing as usual!

Nice view and thanks for the ride haha :-}

Beautiful California!

Not very helpful

This looks familiar :D

Are you in the film business?

Weird & cool. I like how you framed it.

Cool video. I wonder how many kinds of trains the gold line uses.

Nice video!!!!!!

First to comment and watch the video!!!!!!!!!

Awesome footage! It turned out really well :)

Btw. What's going on at 9:09? So weird!

What I enjoy about your posts is that in addition to telling me about the trains and subways of Los Angeles and New York, your videos also inform me about the people, places, and social dynamics of the cities that those trains operate in. The way you shoot your work makes me feel like I’m getting an informal cinematic lecture on the organization and aesthetics of modern urban space. You record how the residents of each city create a tapestry of visual language with architecture, signage, graffiti, landscape, and social performance that is unique to their city. Your work rolls it out for us as if we were viewing an ancient Chinese scroll. Incredibly intricate, beautiful, and relevant.

Very cinematic. You really see Los Angeles as it is.