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Philly looks great at night huh?:)

@@TAPPChannel Yeah undoubtedly

PHILLY POWER!

Ur so lucky

Philly and San Fran definitely mimics each other. San Fran downtown looks gorgeous Its just that CA designed themselves after Philadelphia lol

@O You will love it!

@O now that you have moved what’s your opinion?

People don't understand the convenience of living in Philadelphia. Second most populated downtown after NY. Im sure Philly will keep elevating.

​@@pfwww12Philadelphia is declining in population for the time being but I'm sure it could bounce back.

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Everybody would love to have that ability;)

I like it too man... Pretty much similar to Chicago

TAPP Channel it's more like New York at ground level.

@@TAPPChannel a smaller version of Chicago for sure.

YESSS PHILLY MY CITY

Luwaks - Reversed Beginning Bless Up. 🙏

What place is in between Philly and NYC?

New Jersey

Agree but the skyline is just small for the amount of ppl but its beautiful

Yes nearly 100,000 people live in the downtown core.

I always say it's a big city in a cluttered space. I love philly. Most diversed City I've been in.

Actually you don't! LOL The Loop in Chicago is ONLY rivaled by Midtown, Manhattan.

No you don’t lol. Chicago and NYC are rivals. Even Miami has a larger downtown core.

And in the day how is it ?

@@boromemadina2853 Even Better, Philly has some extraordinary Parks that among many great things in the city, actually helped earn it a spot on Time's 2020 Places to visit in the World (Published in a Pre-Pandemic Issue Obviously) It and the Grand Canyon were the only U.S. Destinations on the list. The Philadelphia Museum of Art is obviously stunning, featuring 200 galleries throughout it's massive and grand interior, featuring works from some of the greats and the architectural feat that is the Museum itself is just absolutely incredible in both it's scale and beauty. Philly also has some of the coolest observation decks I've ever been to. In the newly completed tallest building in the city and the state of Pennsylvania itself, at 1113 feet tall, The Comcast Innovation & Technology Center hosts the Four Seasons Philadelphia in its top floors along with an all glass restaurant and lounge with quite possibly the most stunning view in the area and in my admittedly bias opinion, the east coast, with maybe the exception of one world trade

@@L33tSkE3t Comcast Technology Center is actually 1121 ft. Tallest 'scraper in America outside NY and Chicago! Great post. Thx for representing!!

thanks man... Will do... Your videos are also great

The Bay in CA or FL??

its one of my favorite videos... So disappointed that it has only27K views... Thats nothing comparing to my other videos... Share it to your friends because this city skyline deserves more attention

@@TAPPChannel can do my friend

Beautiful words however, Philly only has population nearing about 1.7 million. We'll get there one day but it's relatively small population makes it feel like a small town and big city all in one. And it's much cheaper to live here than many other major U.S. cities.

@@L33tSkE3t thank-you so much to your wonderful comments Good luck ！

@@L33tSkE3t The entire metro is over 7 million.

Really?? Where do you see them? Most of those shots are right over buildings and empty streets

Climb way up there...much respect to you bro! 👍🏾

They have LED lights now. No more old bulbs.

Thank you:)

thanks man... Love to see you back here :D Cheers

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Wolfgang Weiler I’m sure it’s doable but you have to install some more plugins for color grading... I’m just using the one built in FCPX... Thanks for checking out... Good question... Cheers

I love that you love it!! ;D Cheers

thanks man... Every Friday morning... This time was exemption since I'm on the go today... Cheers

gotta go there again... Maybe this year?? :D