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Man talking to himself, secretly filming everybody. You fit right in! 😂 Thx for the crazy video ❤

Ah that sound. A New Yorker would always recognize that sound. Being alone, you and your thoughts, with fluorescent lights over you. The sudden metallic sound from the tracks, the random cough you hear when you know your alone. Your footsteps sound like fireworks on the 4th of July. Definitely a 2am kinda ride.

I'm from Berlin and I had no ideas it was this bad in NYC. We have similar issues but not like this (yet). I fear this is where we're headed if homelessness and cost of living is not tackled. Wishing all the best to all of you out there. Stay safe.

I saw a homeless guy on the video that I’ve seen on the streets over 25 years. Very sad .

2:00am is around the time homeless people enter the subway stations to say warm and sleep , I use to be homeless so I know, peace to you for showing the homeless problem in New York.

I feel like that one guy at 15:48 really appreciated you telling him to hold on. Like, one person actually caring about his wellbeing

Thanks, Jason, fascinating, but equally very sad footage to see. I'm living in the UK, and very familiar with the London Underground, from the 1970s onwards. It makes me feel so sad seeing so many homeless people in NYC, I realise of course we have similar here in the UK. Still heartbreaking to see. 💔 God bless us all. 💞 You seem to be a very nice man by the way, Jason. Best wishes,Tim

I worked in NYC for 45 years, and this tour was the sanitized tour.

Taking the subway is so much better when someone else is doing it for you.

You see people like this and you just wonder what happened and where they went so wrong to become that way. At some point these might've been regular people who had jobs or went to school, they had friends and family. Then something just changed.

I'm just watching this eye-opening video. I've got to say you have really got a lot of courage to film this, I admire what you're doing. I've subscribed to your channel. Please stay safe as you continue to show us the reality of life for some lonely souls in this world. Thanks again

Brilliant ,been to NYC quite a few times and taken the subway but never during those hours , and it’s like the lower astral down there. Very atmospheric , you captured the whole feel and you could almost smell it . Please make more as great to see and just to see life in a world within a world of counter culture at its rawest

Hahaha. When you see an empty car, and you're like "Yes! This is my lucky day!" You get on and realize why it's empty. Because one homeless guy is sleeping in there and stinking the car up to high heaven. You gotta walk between cars, if the doors aren't locked. That feet funk and stale urine stink ain't no joke. That's one instance where this mask mandate can be a blessing.

Homelessness is a real issue!!!! It needs to addressed in a REAL WAY!!!

Great virtual ride. I love NYC and the limited periods of time I have spent roaming the streets there and riding the subway.

I am Swedish and planning to go to New York. Your video showing 30 minutes of subway shows openly and honestly what it's actually like down there, during that time. Your video is very important to us outside of New York, to create a situational picture that makes us aware, but we should not be terrified. I already knew it would be bad in the subway, but here it's like actually experiencing it. Overall, New York is full of social problems, but also a city of great experiences, full of culture, history, entertainment and fun. I would probably not discourage people from going there, but be on your guard, and be aware of the risks. Summary. Go there and enjoy, but be aware of the risks.

I’m from Brooklyn ny born and raised..it’s wild out there yet it’s no trouble unless you are looking to make trouble but if you come in peace mind your business stay alert aware and mindful you will be just fine in NY other then that I love what you do my guy just be safe brother.. your in God hands.. stay blessed be safe

Whenever I would see a train that was crowded but one cart that was completely empty, I immediately knew why. But it was funny watching people enter and then immediately walk out.

It’s warmer on a train than in a shop doorway , bless them all❤️🙏

Great video. I live in Nassau County on Long Island but I visit NYC frequently, and this is one of the best in depth videos i’ve seen of stations at 2 AM. Keep it up.

The thing I hate about taking the subway at that time is that it usually takes close to 30 minutes on average for a train sometimes longer once it's after midnight u wait for ever for a train

This looks like something out of a zombie movie apocalypse kinda deal. Lord help us all😳

Liked the video. As a former native New Yorker I now remember why I moved. I like watching videos about nyc.😊

It was unbelievably scary, so many homeless people, drug addicts all gathered together. I was born and raised in Chongqing, China, and have never seen such a horrific scene.

Many years ago you would be very happy to see the Guardian Angels at 2am

I live in the UK in the countryside. But I think it's the same in all cities wherever you go. Exactly why I prefer the country.

I worked for NYC Transit for almost 38 years, most as an Operations Manager for Subways. This was docile compared to what I saw in the years I worked midnights (1985 and 2009-2010).

NYC subways are one of the most depressive places to be in! I live in NYC and am finishing law school this year, can't wait to leave! It's not just the homeless people on it, it's the bright florescent lights the dirty stations and the general hardness of the place and people which gets old very fast.

Brilliant Jason. I read a book years ago called "Subways are for Sleeping" circa the late 1950s. You recaptured it in video 60 years later. The video disturbed me greatly. But that's OK. Something I had to see. Thank you sir for your film work!

As I've been saying for over a decade, real estate prices are far too high for such a dump. NY isn't the jewel it was in the 50s. Today, it's a rundown garbage dump..

You should see any metro station in Moscow Russia. They are truly beautiful works of art

You're a brave guy. Thanks for showing this.

Exactly why I don’t want to do overtime. Strangely none this seem to matter to me when I was younger… Ty!

I’m glad you did this cause MTA doesn’t think that it looks like this, no supervision to make sure things are properly cleaned, and only penn station scary looking lol

That tall guy was def an alien.. 😂

I enjoyed that at 2AM here in the UK - especially because I'm safely in my home watching it on screen! I also saw the rat btw. And I thought the Stair-Diver lurched at you at one point... then it turned out he was just wasted and lurching all over the place. Great ambience, run-down environment.

Jason when I was going to work it looked like that and smelled like that. I see nothing has changed. Been working home for 2 yrs thank God. Hope you and mom are doing well. Thanks for sharing the truth about the NYC a subway. My husband leaves at 3 am to take the F train and I hear all about it. Nasty and sad.

Hi Jason i was born and raised in East New York Brooklyn in the late 1940s. 1960s and when i was seperated from military service in 1967 i lived in Freeport Long Island. i left new York for Florida in 1971 and have lived here ever since. those subway stations and the trains are alot cleaner than what i remember them as being, but it is still New York and the part people don't get to see. thanks for this video do more of these please.

Thank you for doing this! It really was eye opening for me. I’m from Idaho and have never been to New York.

Thanks for the ride. It's been along time. A friend and I road the subway from the Bottom Line on Broadway into Brooklyn at 2 am. This was after we had a bad experience with a cab driver the night before. We had a can of hair spray and a cigarette lighter and planned to torch anyone who got too close. Thankfully law enforcement were riding our train and we had a much better experience than the night before with the cab driver. Gotta love the Big Apple 🍎.

I'm surprised that West 4th Street is that empty at 2AM but then you said its a Sunday night when you filmed this!!! Its the crazy and sad part of our city. Be careful though when recording!!!

Born,raised and still in NYC and NEVER got on the train this late.I will stay at a club till daylight or get a cab. Especially in the crazy Crack 80s and 90s

I really enjoyed watching your videos, especially the New York ones. I love Greenwich Village. I used to live in The Bronx.

Please make more of these I love this!

You sometimes see strange people on the Berlin subway, but the New York subway is really scary...

Native new yawker here. Lived here pretty much all my life. What you see is what is. All this has been like that now for decades. Only a few select stations got upgraded. Now let's see you brave rush hour morning or night.

Omg you totally different than what I thought! Thanks for the tour.

Fortunately, I haven't had the need to use the nyc subway or busses for over 20 years now and it is a huge relief. Commuting from 5:30 am to 10am and 2:30pm to 5:20pm was the worst especially during school days. The fights, the super packed spaces, arguments, delays, odors and overall weirdness was too much. After midnight was another story. I can't imagine how it is today.

The lowest level of the West 4th Street Station has got to be one of the hottest in the system during the late Summer months. Stifling humidity also adds to the misery.

I moved out of New York 5 years ago! I don't miss riding on these smelly subways!!🤢🤮😬🤯

Loved this video!! I would like to see more New York related content and walks! I will check out your channel! Also you are super handsome!

suddenly the hot, sweaty, overstuffed northern line train at peak times in the middle of summer seems like heaven to me

I appreciate this video. I work on the 8th Ave line at night and can relate to your footage. I would appreciate seeing more videos like this. Be careful out there, it is a mad house at night!

I rode these late night trains for 12 years. Never had anything bad happen to me. But I saw some crazy stuff. It’s the same in any big city. Just be aware of your surroundings. Keep your eyes off your phone.

Great video. Cool, natural presentation. Definitely something you don't see everyday.

Jason your voice is so calm and relaxing your kind to others love your tours so relaxing love you and cash money nice young guys and smart good luck

The reason why you're seeing homeless people living on subways is because the gang violence, other violent offenders, mentally ill, and poor conditions have made the homeless shelters run wild. They can't take the horrible conditions of those shelters and would rather have peace on Subways where people taking public transportation will most likely leave them alone and not be bothered.

I enjoyed this video. It's interesting to take in the subway stations when it's so eerily quiet.

sum serious characters roaming that subway system 😂 😂

I saw this video on Fire Stick TV it is sad and sickening what happens after hours but it's real. Yes I would like to see more. Thank you for taking the time to do this for the public.

Great interesting video! Really enjoyed this, keep them coming!

I was born in NYC. Now.... it's time to move outta NYC.

are the men tired because they are coming home from work?

I LOVE YOUR ACCENT. I LIVED IN NEW YORK. THANKS FOR SHARING.

Your video certainly confirms that New York City is the city that never sleeps. Life in the subway system past midnight. Fascinating insight my my friend. Hope to see more of your video work in The zeal World.

Whenever we head back home after late night holiday get-togethers, my anxiety goes through the roof whenever we ride the subway. It's pretty bad out here.

looool, Jason 😂😂😂😂 I love the action kid style! how come I only found out of this channel now :)

That was not only sad, but disgusting as well, can't even imagine what that smells like. People use it as a toilet and who knows what else. Can't believe this is NYC USA!! NEW Yorkers, this is where your tax dollars go. Thank you Jason for being brave and to put up with this stench.

i was once in a nyc train with a homeless guy by myself and he started walking towards me and then moved his hands to his pants I looked him in the eyes and told him to stop but my feet were shaking the whole time ... never work night shift if you are a girl

This is so crazy. This mayor needs to do something. This homeless situation is crazy

idk why but these vids are relaxing af

“You gotta have eyes in the back of your head!” *shows ppl just chillin on their phones* lmfao

Wow, I had no idea. I pray I'm not offending anyone by saying this is extremely sad. And the people sleeping out in the open. Oh my Lord. I will never take our vehicles, home, our beautiful country land or anything for granted again. Bless you for making this video and for the great opportunity to pray for each person I saw including you. I subscribed.

Love the video, never been to NY. Love getting to explore through you.

NYC is like doing everything you need to achieve your goal (job, studies, career in general) and then leaving. It's not a city to live forever, it's temporary, especially in the medium term.

i liked this video, thanks, please do more of these.

I loved your video… I’m a New Yorker from the Bronx so I’ve seen pretty crazy stuff in the trains around 3/4 in the morning on my way to go to work..homeless and junkies smoking crack/weed everything you name it.. lol would love if you did more videos like these but up in the Bronx areas or Brooklyn. I subscribed 👍

Even at that hour one has to wait forever for a train. At least the subway cars are clean which were graffitied from about 1967-1990. The 1970's through the 1980's the trains were a mess with constant train fires and derailments. It's tragic this country has such a homeless and bad drug problem.

thank you for this tour in NYC subway. kindly to do more like this video.

Thanks!i really like these type of videos,it's an immersive experience for those who cant afford to visit NY.

It's filthy. I used to live in New York City. I was thinking about going back. Thanks for the video. I changed my mind!

So brave going down there at that time of night 🌙

You be careful now Jason and keep those eyes in the back of your head open👁👁 at all times !! Blessings to you sir🙏🏽💜❤️

wow, today I realized all the video games I grew up playing were actually depicting real scenarios of these US train stations.

Yes we love NYC subway diaries .. keep em coming

this is scary. i lived in nyc for 7 years but i never took subway this late into night. lucky for me. it looks like a homrless shelter on track.

There's nothing more depressing than a big city at 2:30 in the morning. Brings back memories though.

Gives me memories. Me, an 18 year old riding around the subway at 2am 😂. I'm 28 now and would never do it again that's for sure

Wow thanks for making this video I am a disabled person I have a home health care aide who caught covid last week or two weeks ago I hope she's okay now I can see how easy it is to catch diseases in the subway system homeless people mixed together with everyday citizens

Everyone watching.. this is normal EVERY NIGHT LIFE on the trains, for THOUSANDS of true street homeless. Before novid. During novid. And well after novid is finally gone, there will be trains like these every single night. Oh yea, the E train is the only train that doesn't go outside so its THE most populated at night. Every night without fail. And for the record trust & believe most aren't jabbed(and will still be around after novid is gone).

honestly i just love the fact that nyc subways work 24 hrs

Super interesting, thanks. I visited New York back in 2012 and am considering going back this year, just kinda iffy about how safe it is now compared to then. Feels a little less safe.

That station always creeped me being hard to find your way to street level . Yeah instead of sleeping on the street overnight, people turn to subway shelter

So crazy seeing the subways at 2am! Truly fascinating!

Thanks for showing,l have not seen the subway in nyc in 12 years and yes please do more 21:36 . I moved out to Idaho yesrs ago l love it miss the city life at but deeply in love where l live now with no people. Sir nest of luck. And stay safe. And please show more. I sub to your sit .

I live in queens and stuff like this happens to me every day when I take the subway. At first I was scared but am now used to it 😅😅😅

Can’t wait for see more videos like this soon !!!! Good job man

So nice someone is featuring the subway. Thank you Jason!

Thank you bro I appreciate this video you've done your very brave 🙏💪