RARE Interior Twin Towers Photos Revealed

[@Apache9821]

Got to visit the towers in 1992 as a kid on a family trip. Didn’t fully appreciate it at first, but thought it was really neat to go to the top and everything was so small, never had been that high before. Now I look back and miss it, who would have ever thought what was going to happen… my heart breaks for all of the lives that were changed and ended on 9/11. People just trying to go to work and lives their lives. So glad I was able to see them, they really were magnificent buildings. Thank you for the photos and the video.

[@3azy33]

Thank you for sharing your stories everyone ❤️

[@BHR2x8]

SOOOOO bone chilling and eerie that NONE of this exists anymore.

[@anthony5335]

Read up about Operation Gomorrah. The later waves of british & american bombers said that it was bright as day 60 miles away from the fire. In the middle of the night, that is. We dropped phosphorous gel bombs designed to immolate civilians. The fire tornado hellstorm roared with at least 150 mph. Roads turned into literal lava, rivers of lava. Some found themselves alight when the gel landed on them. Those who were able to do so jumped into canals to stop the agony of truly burning alive. Some had the gel land all over their bodies including their faces noses, you name it. So the water of the canals felt so good. To their horror, they discovered whenever the part/s of their bodies covered in the gel resurfaced out the water, it reignited. Water only temporarily put the fires out. Some had the gel in such a way where they had to submerge their mouth & nose to stop the fires but every time they needed air they reignited. To drown, or burn. Mercy didnt arrive for those who survived until daylight & after the fire subsided a bit...(tho we regularly intentionally baited firefighters to deploy themselves only to ambush them & set new firestorms/hellstorm's alight) Realizing that absolutely nothing could really be done to save them since the gel would reignite as soon as they got out the water, German police took out their sidearms & gave them each a merciful bullet to the head. Point being, lots of things are eerie & bone chilling. Many bodies from these fire-hellstorms (we caused many, as in basically every German city & even smaller towns) were never retrieved from the rubble.

[@jorgefernandez184]

I know right? Literally everything that you see, including those beautiful marble slabs adorning the lobby, the huge planters, the elegant WotW restaurant on top… all turned into dust in the most catastrophic collapse ever known to mankind. It’s hard to even grasp the sheer destruction of that day.

[@cathyvickers9063]

What creeps *me* out is looking at all the firemen arriving at the Twin Towers for search & rescue, & realizing that most of them never went home. My time travel wish is to be able to see the towers, go inside as a tourist, etc.

[@uriahstivers8125]

Even more so when you consider everything in these pictures were destroyed in just a few hours. And it's been 20 years

[@nyccollin]

@@jorgefernandez184Thermite is very powerful.

[@stereohype1]

@5:17. That's a traditional Chinese Lion Dancer (costume). The lion dance is usually performed during Chinese New Year, so the photo seen here was likely taken during a CNY event. Hardly suprising to see a lion dance performed at the WTC since the lion dance is often associated with money and good fortune. Chinese companies (or ones that do financial buisness with Chinese company's) have lion dancers come to their offices every CNY. Staff will place a small amount of money in a red packet above their desk or cubicle. When the lion appears, he will take the red packets and perform their dance to attract spirits of good fortune towards to red packet giver.

[@saintclaire4897]

Red is supposed to represent good fortune. I had a Chinese client who would only pay me using a red packet.

[@Shockzone1495]

5:50 this is a rare photo of The Big Kitchen restaurant that was located in the shopping mall, it opened in 1977 and closed in 1995 and was renovated into the GAP clothing store that opened in 1996.

[@GeekFilter]

I was just coming here to write that! It was one of the first large scale food courts and it was in the underground concourse. I’m assuming that the thing that looks like natural light is just a bright neon.

[@kit.e6864]

haha he thought it was from the 90s. looks like a 70s 80s design.

[@jounhhhn]

That Greenhouse Cafe picture is absolutely stunning. I love that 90s aesthetic with the pink and all of the flower bouquets. I wanna go back in time and eat there

[@ECHON51991]

Love how your personality matches this genre of videos bro. Finding rare photos and roasting the design of the rooms but not in a offensive way

[@buckeyefangirl1976]

This makes me so sad. Never got to see them for real. Hard to believe they're gone even after all this time. Never forget all those people who died that day. 💔 Thank you for sharing this.

[@victorsamsung2921]

Nothing is impossible. The Twin Towers can still be rebuilt, taller, stronger and safer.

[@JASONcirone-kg8or]

i never saw it in person myself i was 14 at the time

[@stargate1552]

⁠@@victorsamsung2921I dont think they will do it mostly because the design is out of date. Modern skyscrapers are just covered with glass and have some sort of curve. Also the original core design would just not work.

[@noodengr3three825]

My initial reaction when the towers fell was inspired by my alma mater Purdue University. Heavilon Hall was built as the pride of Mechanical Engineering department in 1894. It had a clock tower as the centerpiece of the university. But it burned down shortly after completion. The president of the university gave a speech to rally the students and staff and vowed to rebuild " one brick higher". And they did. The rebuilt clock tower was one level of bricks higher than the original.

[@stevenedwards8353]

I think just about everybody's mindset back then was "build it just a little higher to show those F'ng terrorists we aren't afraid", lol

[@Does_This_Look_Infected]

I would give anything to have those fake plants and poor 90s designed interiors still today. My father would take me every Christmas Eve to work on Wall Street and we would ride the Path from Hoboken to WTC. I remember getting off the Path train and going up those long flights of escalators to the mall. Then we would walk outside and I could see the Towers. They were so amazing. I remember there was a unique smell to the Path area which is hard to describe. Maybe it was the cleaning supplies they used. In 1986 I saw the Statue of Liberty fireworks from the Trade Center which was amazing. AT&T had offices in the South Tower probably around the 80th floor. Later in 1998 the company I worked for had a party at Windows on the World. The restaurant was even better than what you see in the photos. On 9/11 I stood in the middle of 6th Ave and watched the towers vanish. You could see them on a clear day. It didn’t seem real. I appreciate you keeping the memory of the Towers and those who worked and perished in them alive with this channel.

[@jennyfurr]

@ 7:00 having worked construction in the tile trade in my younger years, I can tell you this is when they first built it. They must’ve just installed the carpet and took a pic of the finished lobby. It’s beautiful. That’s the rewarding part about working in commercial construction-you get to see the polished, untouched product. It’s really a cool feeling. That’s the only time the carpet would ever look that good. 😉 The marble in the Marriot lobby is stunning, too.

[@aidan1585]

not true, photo is too high resolution if you're talking about 1970's.. even 2000's.. it's clearly fake; no elevator floor screens (usually above the door on each elevator) and also no call fixtures ANYWHERE. it's too clean to be real and the shadows just don't add up

[@VeryBigAustralianIcePlanet]

@@aidan1585 you rn: “☝️🤓”

[@alison5009]

I was thinking also it was a computer rendering. It appears a bit fake and too crisp.

[@chaeyeonieearts]

marble texture is too tiled,,,

[@nickyjames1985]

Imagine waking up early in the morning,.shuffling through an introverted city to work at a job you hate Only to die? That's what angers me about The attack

[@pinlight97]

I really want to suggest that you do the background work on some of these before guessing (and risk being incorrect, as you are with the skylight which as a viewer points out to you is from the Greenhouse Cafe, as is the buffet…or just sounding naive like with the Chinese dragon-not “doll thing” that is a staple of every Chinese New Year). The Marriott pool/gym was unique as it was on the uppermost floor with a panoramic view (that’s noted in the documentary interviews of the lawyer who survives both towers falling onto the hotel. He was staying there and wanted to pack up all his important court docs before leaving. He says he liked that hotel because of that pool/running track’s view). The designs aren’t really “weird” either; just very late-20th century in every way (fake plants, green marble…it’s all dated looking now. If they were still standing the interiors would have 100% been done over multiple times by now). I love the photos you’re collecting as there are some I haven’t seen. I hope you take my mild criticism and consider it as it will improve your channel.

[@lindaschrier2330]

^agreed, add to that this guy thinks all the greenery is plastic. OBVIOUSLY, he's never a FICUS tree or plant in real life.

[@saintclaire4897]

​@lindaschrier2330 Ikr..see my comment @Saintclaire. I worked there taking care of these live plants.

[@Sollblu]

I agree also even the elevator “photo” confusion. He needs to think a bit more critically and use resources, it’s clearly a 3D rendering and many Reddit Twin Tower/ 9/11 pages often show 3D renderings or even Minecraft recreations of the Towers interior. Like he’s literally just one click away from finding that out…

[@global.citizens]

It is a matter of perspective. I remember few years prior to 2001 when I saw my first documentaries about America's towers, how impressive and jaw dropping those images were. Just like today we hear a new giant state of the art skyscrapper has just been opened. 150 meter tall building were impressive everywhere in the world and here you have not one but two behemoths almost 3 times bigger The plaza, the interiors, even those cubicles, would have been a dream come true to work in, you were basically the master of the world to get to work in such a building. Back then you felt it will take just few more decades and we will be all united, great times and vibes. Not to mention the unbelievable floor area 1 000 000 square meters or about 11 million square feet (?). As evidence to how grandious even one single tower really was is that, you won't find many buildings with 100+ floors even today and even fewer with as much office space like Nelson or David

[@kate2create738]

I think that market picture was in the morning before sunrise, but I could be wrong. It certainly has a lack of people for the evening, plus I think it’s pointing towards the East. Glad with the memorial that was chosen, it has a tranquility without feeling brutish that some contemporary designs can fall into. Also it was a very common thing from the 70’s-90’s to have faux plants be placed in high places like rafters. I still think of kitchens where sometimes the cabinets are lower dedicated to put lots of faux plants like ivy and other vines.

[@Karaoke-Bear]

I love these interior videos. We are all familiar with the exterior but the interior are seldom showed.

[@melkaman8200]

So, about the unusual designs in the cafe type place at 5:53... I know of similar things done in other places, where furnishings are made somewhat gaudy and uncomfortable on purpose to encourage turnover. People get their food and either take it back with them or eat quickly and leave, so you don't have someone just sitting there all day taking up space, but not bringing in more revenue. One could argue whether this is a good idea or not, but I digress. At any rate, I obviously have no way of confirming this is what happened here, but based on what I have seen from other venues, would not surprise me.

[@daltonhunter4800]

I have a video idea for you, DG: Where did all the mail that was supposed to go to the Twin Towers go after the towers were destroyed?

[@briana_patrick]

I agree with your pool statement. I went to a crappy motel in Arkansas, and it had a murky, nasty pool that was being swarmed by mosquitos 💀💀

[@michellegosnell5534]

When you look at the 80s and 90s movies,and see the twin towers in so many of them,and think of what was going to become of them in the future.

[@CARLJOHNSON-ny8sn]

In a alternate universe the twins towers are still exist and people still visit 😢 its just eerie that none of this exists in this universe anymore R.I.P to all the innocent souls that day at least they still exist in pictures

[@edwardlawrence131]

Wild Blue was another restaurant that was attached to the Windows Of The World. It was a couple of different things but the last iteration was a steakhouse which would explain the decor.

[@christophermason3275]

I can’t believe they didn’t incorporate an outdoor observation deck into the new WTC. Couldn’t they have put a new twin tower whereas the new ones would retain the original Windows On The World 🌎 and Too of The World Observatory? I never got a chance to see it before they were destroyed

[@InqvisitorMagnvs]

Freedom Tower was a corrupt project to massage the egos of powerful politicians and politically-connected developers and architects (hence taking over a decade to complete vs. 1-2 years it took to construct the original WTC complex in the 1970s). It was never about rebuilding what was lost to ordinary people.

[@marcludwick512]

That pool in the Marriott looks to be the fitness center, so the pool is for swimming laps and not just lounging in like a regular pool everywhere else. So I think it had it's place in there.

[@Vinlyguyx420x]

Right?!

[@fredjones7705]

Simple answer for the too perfect elevator bank shot. It's a promotional photo that was professionally retouched. Very common pre photoshop way of doing things. I worked for a photographer when I was in high school and he made his main money retouching high school girls prom and graduation pictures...but he was very good and the girls never looked better. That's what's been done here.

[@rubystaging237]

a lot of restaurant designs in the 80s and 90s was using a lot of wood and inddor trees and plants, concept was bringing outdoors to indorrs

[@cathyvickers9063]

Especially desirable in interior/underground spaces where daylight wasn't possible, and it would be too hard to keep that much real greenery alive and healthy. It's a nod to human psychology.

[@saintclaire4897]

@Depressed Ginger, Ive mentioned this before. I can't speak for all the plants in this video but a good many were real. I worked for a New Jersey plant company that had the contract to care for the plants at the Vista Hotel as well as in the towers and especially the Winter Garden. We also did many of the Christmas decorations. I quit in '93 a few months before the first bombing. At that time we were going into the Vista overnight and finishing around 8 am and using the same underground parking area where they put the bomb. So we knew many of that early moring Vista staff. They would let us come in and eat whatever food they had available at that time plus endless amounts of coffee(the fuel that runs NY). I returned briefly in early 2001. I was working on Pine St down the block, on Sept 10. I went back uptown to run an errand and as i was getting off the train i had to walk between the towers and it was literally raining white rain. I remember hurrying to get out of there just incase it wasn't just rain. By the next day it was raining paper and white dust.

[@global.citizens]

About the memorials, the one with the tower shape tomb stones is interesting but I can understand why it wasn't chosen. Turning Lower Manhattan into a cemetery... Well... A memorial surely have its place though The other one with the tower footprints as islands was very good, but am just wondering how practical it would have been

[@teijaflink2226]

I found it creepy and just too much. I like the memorial they created as it seems peaceful with the trees and sound of water.

[@global.citizens]

@@teijaflink2226 Agreed, very true

[@MrGraveSlice]

5:17 That might be some business meeting at Fuji Bank in the South Tower. They occupied basically all of the floors that were directly hit with the plane on 2WTC. Luckily, they evacuated 120 employees as soon as 1WTC got struck. Most of those workers escaped in time.

[@saintclaire4897]

Wow, Fuji bank was one of my accounts where the plant company I worked for took care of their plants. I still have my ID card. I always wondered how they fared. I'm glad to see that they were spared.

[@luketalbot7253]

2:44 I love the little one minute rant about hotel pools 🤣🤣🤣

[@TheWaterTune]

6:50 Nope, that pic is super fake, it's a rendered image. And yes the interior images are so interesting!

[@lego5745]

Yeah, it's definitely a rendered image. You can find a couple photos of the actual sky lobby, with the most well-known taken by Konstantin Petrov, an Estonian immigrant who was an electrician at Windows on the World. There's also a few videos on KZbin of the sky lobbies as well.

[@MassEffectGER]

6:35 - Render of the core main corridor of the 78th skylobby.

[@dchawk81]

That pool rant tangent. Lol.

[@FurthermoreJack]

Again back then allot of those plants weren't fake they had special hoses to water them

[@tturner12341]

I was going to say this too. The palm trees were real as was a lot of the other plants.

[@saintclaire4897]

Thank you. Lol. I worked for a company that took care of them.

[@maryhill00]

I love how you roast these fake plants and this 90s design😂

[@VladSicoe]

Those interior pics of the Twin Towers and the Marriott just scream the 90s.

[@RyansRockin]

2:35 The Lobby of WTC 3 has no dome, though heading in through the East Entrance or the Back Entrance, you will go through a small hallway with a similar view above. This hall leads into the lobby. I believe you are confusing it however with the Greenhouse Cafe. It was a restaurant next to this hallway with a larger dome above, which I believe is this one. You can tell it’s bigger. There was a 9/11 Tape filmed in the Cafe which captured the sound of American-11 hitting above. Imagine looking up and seeing the debris and fuselage exiting on the other side and raining down on you. You can hear it in that audio, along with the WTC 3 fire alarms which sound seconds later, pretty crazy.

[@longlakeshore]

The pool/gym/running track of the Marriott (WTC3) was up on the 22nd floor near the top of the building. It was originally the Vista International Hotel when it opened in the early 80s (ten years after the towers opened) but was sold to Marriott after the 1993 bombing..

[@JJRClassic88]

6:30 - no, that was not a real photo. That was a CG recreation of the sky lobby. Look how the marble and carpet patterns are repetitive.

[@Dodgers-sw2uk]

3:44 that must be the part of the Marriott where Tim Brown ran into when the South Tower collapsed

[@rexman9002]

The elevator banks were either the 44th or 78th floor sky lobby. I remember the color.of the carpets. You would get off on one of these sky lobbies from the express elevators from the ground floor lobby and transfer to a local elevator to get to your office floor.

[@Samuelhill02]

Yup as a former New Yorker I did a tour of both buildings before the attack

[@3azy33]

I have a question Why do the buildings start with the number first. It’s really doesn’t make sense For example, “2 world trade centre” shouldn’t it be 2nd world trade centre? 2:32

[@cantthinkofone6995]

The little bistro eatery area with the tree was Plaza Level of WTC3, it’s the Greenhouse Cafe. I believe that’s where the only known audio recording was taken on the morning when the first plane/11 hit. There was an FBI undercover wearing a wire that vaguely recorded the hit - you can hear the windows being blown out and unintelligible voices/chaos ensuing immediately following. I’m not sure if I heard that recording on your channel or elsewhere, but it’s fairly rare and absolutely chilling, IMO. *only audio recording from inside the, basically, direct hit zone. Here’s a link, not sure if this is the one I saw first, but it’s the audio laid over the video footage of the first strike. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eIrUfnVnfNlkq9Usi=hqQCV3FGEDerEMrC

[@jg2977]

I’ve never heard that. That would be crazy to hear.

[@beachchicken6268]

Is there a link to the audio?

[@pinlight97]

It’s incredible to listen to as a continuous recording right at ground zero from prior to the first plane hitting through to after the second plane. What blows my mind the hardest when I listen to it is just how LOUD it gets…from normal background chatter to deafening.

[@Drunkenstein-v8v]

Stayed in a flash room in Japan, the "room" had it's own pool

[@andrewd3936]

It's a pool with a gym and a track to run on. I believe it was on the top floor. It was a draw for people to stay. A 24 gym with Olympic sized pool. Smart marketing

[@Drunkenstein-v8v]

Btw, thanks for your work here. It's important historical work

[@Dragonex21]

The interior of the twin towers reminds me alot of liminal spaces I would have loved to go there and experience the nostalgia of it all

[@teijaflink2226]

Same, I thought about the reddit group where people share liminal interior pictures.

[@eaglevision993]

The picture around 6:20 could be the Skydive Cafeteria on the 44th floor of 1 WTC.

[@benrodriguez-6701]

I'm gonna buy Ginger that $1200 twin tower lego set

[@StephenHeckler]

The pool was on the top floor of 3 world trade Marriott next to the gym. That is all apart of the workout center. Beautiful views of the river and plaza

[@MassEffectGER]

2:22 That's the glass roof of the Greenhouse Cafe on Paza Level.

[@MassEffectGER]

3:48 - That's the interior view of that restaurant.

[@Disco_opp420]

Even though I wasn’t aware of the twin towers, before that day, after I felt emotionally attached to them and all the different companies that worked there, and then remember they were the same buildings in all my loved programs when I was younger, it made me feel like they had been a part of my life, but it took for this horrific situation for me to realise it, no matter how many years go by it feels like yesterday 😢x

[@v11cu96]

@6:53, Take it from someone who works in 3d, that skylobby image is 100% a 3d render, you can see the repetative texture tiling on the marble walls and carpet - dead givaway, its definatley not a photo!

[@craigusselman546]

The photo at 1:00 was taken on August 11 th 2001 its on Imgur and yes the towers had only one month to go at that point.

[@blub9633]

6:55 its not real. If you look closely at the carpet, the textures repeat over and over. even the ones on the walls, they're all the same. its a render 100%

[@Skarfar90]

The memorial piece with the tower "cube" was an interesting design. A 20-storey high remnant of what once was, but equal in length on all sides. Not sure what the cube would represent, but the idea was sure interesting.

[@kleins-v7v]

Gotta be on a watchlist for some of these searches

[@TateH25-o7v]

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[@DaniG.German883]

Are you, baby?

[@PAULSGEO]

“The timeline getting close to 9:11” Depressed ginger: “Anyways this is it for todays…”

[@farmersoon]

Another great video man. Thank you.

[@tuTWENTY]

Thanks for al your hand work ginger I’ve been binge watching all your videos they are all very interesting i actually came here for the sports stadium videos and have stayed for all he 9/11 and everything else. One question I have and you may have covered it but what happened to the mall area did I now it was a few levels down did anything survive from that area I’ve seen some pictures but that’s it. Likely that’s all that exists since the videos haven’t been released yet thanks for all the hard work you do I know it’s hard to make a living with this subject and YT crap policies

[@Xantylon74]

6:30 seems like the upper most floor, you can see the columns from the head truss.

[@imboredandtired9]

5:36 That not the bank its 1 World Financial Center

[@jennyfurr]

@ 1:12 - what are all those white dots scattered all over the buildings?

[@AngelCaula]

The Hotel firsr was named The Vista Hotel. I was a cashier at The Greenhouse and sometimes The Tall Ship Bar. Great times back then.

[@rat8356]

in the early years of the towers when energy was cheaper the lights inside were always on and no way to turn them off, there was no light switches..eventually they put in light switches

[@irascendedkitten7450]

The Chinese costume was probably a lion dancers probably for the Lunar new year.

[@joenwc]

I have an unrelated question. This starts with a still shot of NY, does anyone know the name of the building with the four barn-like roof peaks, it appears to be red, its been in many pics over the years but I've never known what it is.

[@Kitch9842]

Put a link to a picture it’s in & I can tell you. I can’t find what matches your description.

[@lindaschrier2330]

South Street Seaport

[@stargate1552]

0:35 My grandma got a poster of the towers before 9/11, she still has it. it was this exact picture

[@robbiegraham5707]

I agree with your rant about the hotels and pools...🤷‍♂️

[@intreoo]

Just imagine. These bright, colorful, clean, modern spaces filled with ash, smoke, and fires. People's remains on the floor as furniture and objects are scattered everywhere, and everyone is fighting to get some fresh air by the window. The inside of those towers must've been actual hell on earth.

[@fabiesque]

You are so right with the "pool" concept...and the fake plants in the Marriott's lobby are just sooo not classy....

[@shanehall98]

Without meaning to be negative the Marriott pool looks like a UK Council leisure centre.

[@TigerPalmer]

We're admiring old photos of the WTC but there are some 9/11 victims who'd probably never want to step foot in that building again had they survived.

[@lellul760]

I never forget the whole rare photos from the Twin Towers of World Trade Center and still miss them.

[@JCR_24]

Nobody gonna talk how he made the video exactly 9 min 11 sec

[@noodengr3three825]

All his videos about the towers time out to 9min 11 secs

[@claudegarde1657]

This dude would never stop talking about 9/11

[@danielhooper502]

You not seen his other vids?

[@user-vu3wq9hm2l]

and why are almost all of his videos 9:11 long

[@notsosuavemate]

People must know about the history other wise it’s gone for good

[@weirdwalkingdeadtheorys370]

Kinda whatever he wants to talk about it’s his channel

[@repoman2115]

​@@user-vu3wq9hm2ldamn I never noticed that. His 911 videos look like they are all 9 min 11 sec long

[@eaglevision993]

6:38 Photo of the elevator lobby is fake. While the elevator lobbies had green marble on the walls, the floor shows that it is fake. There were also no chandaliers of that kind in the elevator lobbies. Also, there was never a row of so much elevators in any lobby. Not even the sky lobbies. The elevators were in banks of 6 ( three on each side) on regular floors.

[@VinceHere98]

The original Twin Towers really had that late 20th century look, even in the interior. Really helped them fit right in with the New York City Skyline. The new WTC, in all honesty, looks very out of place with a city like NYC, with its classic 20th century-era buildings and everything. Now the city looks like it’s trying too hard to look like Hong Kong with those skyscrapers in Midtown Manhattan overlooking the Empire State Building. One Vanderbilt and Hudson Yards I can get behind, but 432 Park Avenue, the Steinway building, and Central Park Tower look ugly as sh!t. 270 Park Avenue and 53W53 look nice tho. Still, nothing will ever come close to the original design from Minoru Yamasaki.

[@ubaldodominguez2215]

The covered building reminds me of a scene in the Miss Congeniality movie where she is crossing the street and there is a building covered allegedly related to 9/11

[@mafeuk]

I believe the reason many hotels have pools is because there's a lot of elderly people that can't walk or people with walking problems whose only exercise is swimming

[@justincortinas3167]

2:40 , somebody looked up and saw those towers falling and that was their last memory …

[@DavePocklington]

That photo of a restaurant could be Morgan Stanley's restaurant. They had their own in the South tower.

[@RPKGameVids]

Some of those photos look a bit liminal.

[@BoobleBnCaca]

5:51 MR BEAN AT THE WORLD TRADE CENTER??!!?

[@elpealowakaforevaaspiderbe9175]

I don’t think that’s him

[@FurthermoreJack]

The small trade center rendition ia using all the salvageable parts I think thats how big it would had been

[@aidan1585]

7:01 I'm guessing that other people spotted this (hopefully). the photo is clearly fake, no floor indicator screens above the elevators, no call buttons either. When you look close; it starts to look extremely suspicious. Either AI generated, a game or photoshop/drawn up

[@madhatter8192]

What if the twin towers and the entire complex were rebuilt to be the exact same

[@LaViejaLinda]

PTSD

[@rvt2239]

And it only took 10 seconds to turn all of this to dust and scrap. It is so eerie.

[@chocolate_maned_wolf]

The street vendor photo looks almost exactly like the painting Nighthawks

[@kennixox262]

That elevator lobby shot, is most definitely a computer generated rendering. Not a real photo at all.

[@tylerhfroemming]

6:50 is a digital render.

[@georgestephens2038]

some of the tree were not fake, they were real trees, and plants were real

[@Michael_Hunt]

6:36 That has to be fake, look at the carpet. The texture on the carpet is repeating like in a video game. On the carpet you can see lines from the same small texture being repeated to make up the carpet.

[@ISZXJE2]

6:40 it was made in blender

[@GeographyLifeOfficial]

What if the Twin Towers were in Canada? Would it be hit?

[@geoffreylee5199]

The dragon is for the Lunar New Year .

[@ParkerSayler]

This guy's narrating is so douchy..... Everything is so "Wierd" and "Strange". Dude, it was the late 90's and early 2000's. It is what it is and what we were.

[@bunnykinssmile]

Must be USA thing with pools. We have loads here in uk that don’t have pools. Especially the budget hotels like premier inn or travel lodge. Don’t think any of them have pools. If you want pool in hotel you have to actively search for one.

[@taffingtonboathouse5754]

I been to the hilton in my city and there was no pool

[@Laylah8888]

I really appreciate your videos from The World Trade Center. It brings old memories as I worked at 1 World Trade Center for 3 1/2 and I had stopped working before the first attempt due to relocating to Florida. I remember the stores as I used to shop there all the time. It’s sad to see this images and can’t help being nostalgic as I see this. I thank you for sharing and keeping the Towers alive. They will always be in my heart. 💜🙏🫶

[@jackthesnack488]

2:51 my grandpa died in the elevators right by the pool