Urban Explorer: Exploring 5 Pointz

[@Renegaiden_]

Thank you for capturing as much footage as you could on 5 pointz. I live in Bklyn and never knew about it till a few weeks ago, which is an utter shame. But to demolish a building with such astounding art and talent is truly heartless.

[@graffmixer]

Missing 5Pointz. Before moving to NYC, I used to always make a trip there!!! The vibe was unreal. You definitely feel the Hip Hop Culture there!!!! I also got footage too...Thanks for capturing this!!!!

[@TheGraffitiWanderer]

Very cool

[@droidnutt1130]

Amazing video!I would love to see more like this.

[@DavidPerez-bx5ti]

Strange the original 5 points that i always remember was gangs of New York from Canal street to the lower east and into the Bowery but it dealt with the slums and gangs and eventually early history of early New York never new there was another place called the 5 points in New York

[@canyon429100]

WOW there is some amazing art work there. What a waste of talent. Boy you sure get around. Do you do all this traveling and moving around just for video's or is it during when your work takes you to all these interesting places. I myself live in central CT and love NYC but avoid it cause of all the hustle and bustle, so really enjoy your video's of all the different sites especially the trains. Thank you

[@upanddownadventures]

Are there any elevators? It sounded like this building was still open. I would have thought this was an abandoned building. I like the idea for a legal building for graffiti.

[@canyon429100]

Do you know, is this the 5 Pointz building that used to make meters. I beleive they were water meters. I am a retired OTR truck driver and picked up 5pointz water meters back in the 1970's in LI city. I think it was there. I remember it was a real pain to get a 50 foot trailer into there loading dock.

[@jayjaythejetplane24]

The name of the company was Neptune Meter Company.