Hey friends! Hopefully this video can help someone. If you're a new yorker or an experienced transplant like me, please feel free to share any *constructive* advice you may have for others looking to move to the city 💘 Good luck everyone!

@marychavez2017

3 ай бұрын

I agree with you in thinking the people who make changes don't ride the subways. This also includes schools .

@sirensong2302

3 ай бұрын

Hi @ChelseaCallahan ! Sorry if I missed the video, but have you made one about the safest neighborhoods? Thank you! Racquel ☺

@ChelseaCallahan

3 ай бұрын

@@sirensong2302 hey!! You didn’t miss a video :) I honestly don’t have any neighborhoods in particular that I feel are the safest. There are ‘safer’ streets and more sketch areas in each neighborhood so I would google earth the building you’re looking at the check out the street that way if you can’t go in person :)

@toricoltori

3 ай бұрын

(Central) Harlem neighborhood in Upper Manhattan, New York City.

@amandamiller7926

3 ай бұрын

You should make a video asking people on the streets questions...

Do I want to move to New York? No. But I’m here to see Chelsea.

@ChelseaCallahan

3 ай бұрын

Haha you're a real one!

@sarah_pings_witherby

3 ай бұрын

Me too ❣

@pattyw9418

3 ай бұрын

Yup!!

@shannonT3271

3 ай бұрын

Me too!

@striegolo

3 ай бұрын

Same

As a born & raised NY'er who will probably grow old here; my advice for anyone that decides to move here is to save as much money as you can and have a back-up plan. This is a fast-paced city and competition is everywhere in every industry. Come here with a logical sense on what YOU have to offer whether it be a content creator, administrative, teacher, your own boss, etc. Try to grow some thick skin. This city is not for the weak as any other big city area. There are nice NY'ers here, but at the end of the day; we all just trying to survive & make it here. There may be rejection; but don't lose hope. Times have certainly changed. As the saying goes; "if you can make it here, you can make it anywhere". Good luck to y'all

@ChelseaCallahan

3 ай бұрын

Loved this, thanks for sharing!

@megganvoustas1185

2 ай бұрын

I grew up a bit north in Chappaqua. YES. My parents said for NYC: "plan to survive, get creative to thrive". Sometimes choosing to live away from the Manhattan/Brooklyn lifestyle affords someone their sanity and a better living condition. Some of my friends from high school who work or worked in the city use the NJT and MTA from far like Trenton and Peekskill, or Princeton for uni. One I know ferries in on the Seastreak and owns a nice home.

@colliness

2 ай бұрын

Totally agree with this post. I am a transplant from Chicago and NYC was tough…but I am blessed for the experience. I love my second home!

"...and recognize your absence" that is so true. Someone - even a stranger - who looks for you and misses you when you don't pop up during their normal routine, is really important.

As a native New Yorker, I really enjoy your videos. I especially like your tips for supporting local businesses. Gentrification is an issue. It's nice that you appreciate the people who are trying to stay here.

Chelsea - I’m moving to nyc TODAY and while I’m getting ready to go to the airport I watched this video. This gave me such a reassurance I didn’t know I needed as I start this next chapter. Love your content so much, thank you for being you!!

@ChelseaCallahan

3 ай бұрын

ahhh! SO exciting! congrats on your new chapter ❤️

@pitita585

3 ай бұрын

Hope you settle in nicely and are happy in the city 😊

@shanoncollier769

2 ай бұрын

Can you @carissaeconomos2803 please go help Chelsea put on her couch ends and couch end pillows 😅 have to watch her new apartment tour video to get that

Chelsea I just want to say you are such a hard worker!! I feel like most youtubers would just sit in one spot in their bedroom to talk through this topic (no shame in that!) but the fact that you changed up your location a million times to make this vid way higher quality and more engaging/dynamic...we don't deserve you! you better be getting some good partnership deals haha

@ChelseaCallahan

3 ай бұрын

Reading this made my day. Thank you 😭🥹❤️

From a Brooklyn born guy now 40 something. You’re a New Yorker. And that advice about having people who will notice your absence is gold. Love your vibe ❤

@ChelseaCallahan

3 ай бұрын

❤️❤️

@TheSiobhan12

3 ай бұрын

Agreed! From another NY'r!!!😉

@jazzyj904

3 ай бұрын

She’s a resident, not a native. There’s a huge difference. No matter what anyone says.

@reneejames4034

3 ай бұрын

@@jazzyj904 Completely agree. She’s a resident

@minigirl6839

3 ай бұрын

@tanishaw4233 I never knew people from all/other states were particular about branding someone as a native or a resident of their state (s). I thought it was a Texas thing, as we are also very particular about who we allow to call themselves Texans, native or otherwise. 😅🤣😂👌

As a native New Yorker do not nap on the trains…..

@ChelseaCallahan

3 ай бұрын

Yes I agree with this! lol.

@Estrellitawilliams

3 ай бұрын

@@ChelseaCallahan 😂

@orcaunoo

2 ай бұрын

i used to be knocked out on my morning commute all the time. safe.

@Estrellitawilliams

2 ай бұрын

@@orcaunoo until you’re not…

@orcaunoo

2 ай бұрын

@@Estrellitawilliams true. thankfully i’ve always been good

So proud of you filming in public 🥳

@ChelseaCallahan

3 ай бұрын

thank you!!!!! haha

@hlt8770

3 ай бұрын

I thought the same thing!

transplant of almost 12 years here. i've loved it here for the most part even though it has not been easy sometimes. new york is tough and it can feel as if it's chewing you up but once you find your rhythm it can be fun. this city moves fast, you have to catch up. i recommend going away every so often just to reboot. chelsea, i think your assessment of it was very objective. at the end everything is a trial in life and if you don't like it, you can always move on to the next city, country, or continent.

It's exactly the same in London. Speaking as a self-employed man (trade) who moved to the capital from the countryside seven years ago the grind can be terrifying, but convince me you felt more alive back home when the going got tough.

@hellen2405

3 ай бұрын

I moved out of London 7 years ago, to the countryside. I miss it so, so much 😢

Chelsea, I've been watching you off and on for a few months now and even though I'm an 80 year old female, not planning on moving to New York City (or anywhere else, for that matter) I couldn't stop watching this particular episode. I truly think it will help people to decide on whether a move there is right for them or not because you've really given them so much information! Anyway, I'm not sure if I've ever commented before, but I decided I'd give you my two cents tonight. Good work! Keep warm, lady!

@ChelseaCallahan

3 ай бұрын

Nice to meet you!

I’ve been watching your channel for about a year now, off and on but your recent videos have found a place in my routine and I couldn’t be happier. Keep up the great content and keep being you!

As a NYer I appreciate the thoughtfulness of this video. The focus on politics, community, and city funding that impacts so many who need it. Many influencers move to New York and show a very insular “aesthetic” view of the city. Many times with this gentrification they don’t even acknowledge the community around them. Thank you for getting so involved and using your platform to get others involved.

I don't think you were negative at all. You're much more level headed than many youtubers that only talk about migrants and rats/trash on the streets. 😅I've visited NYC several times, but one day I hope to move to a big city for a year simply to experience a different life than I've known in the suburbs. Rooting for NYC to trend in the right direction so it can be part of my list of cities to consider when the time comes.

@ekdkzkxkx

3 ай бұрын

the migrants do suck tho.

@fecardona

2 ай бұрын

Cough cough Cash Jordan cough cough. It’s like watching a fox news anchor

I have watched all of your previous videos on this topic and I get closer every year to finally moving to NYC. I always find these to be so helpful.

Really love this new direction of speaking at different locations around the city. Also have to say how much I love and appreciate the way you use your platform to talk about the importance of supporting marginalized communities and businesses, undoing some negative stereotypes about NYC, and encouraging ppl to be good humans. Love your content!

Love, love, love this video, Chelsea! Thanks for sharing. 🖤 Several people asked us why we moved to NYC when we work from home full-time. They were like, "You could have moved anywhere else!" -- but NYC feels home to me/us. It's not an easy place to live in, but it has encouraged us to be more grateful... To enjoy the little things... To build our own chosen family who will understand the struggles and will help you along the way (in their own special way).

Me, not planning to move to NYC, ever. Still enjoy your vids 💕

@ChelseaCallahan

3 ай бұрын

Omg hi! 💝 thanks for watching 🥹

I always look forward to these types of videos but considering this how I found your channel in the first place, I am very pumped to see the 2024 update. It has been my dream for over two decades to move to NYC and as you mentioned, so many people don't understand why I want to live there. I've stopped trying to tell them why or sell them on the city because it is not for everyone. There is so much magic and energy there that is intoxicating. So much to do. So much to see. I just want to go and say I tried. If I fail, I tried. Thank you for these videos and all your content. Here's to goals, dreams, and NYC.

@karalynne7616

3 ай бұрын

I have to reply and say "Keep dreaming & you can make it happen!" ❤ I was you & I did & so can you!! I recommend finding a temporary living situation to get here rather than finding your own place from afar. A roomate, a sublet, short-term rental, there are lots of ways. Good luck, future NYC resident!

@geek-jenn

3 ай бұрын

@@karalynne7616❤❤❤

I visited New York for 5 days before the pandemic. One thing I learned is keep it moving. New Yorkers have places to go and things to do. Don't get in their way. One place I fell in love with was the Tenement Museum on Orchard Street. I went back for a second visit. I wanted to do one of their walking tours as well but ran out of time. It's fascinating to see the apartments furnished as they had been in the latter 1800's and early 1900's, and to hear the immigrant stories of ordinary families. It also explains some things about the set up of current NYC appartments in older buildings. If you get a chance Chelsea, you should check it out. I want to go back.

@MarianneOz

3 ай бұрын

I loved that museum as well - took visitors there and it was a great LES vibe.😊

thank you for including support for small businesses as the city consistently goes through a gentrification process YOY

You put so much of yourself into your videos. Thanks for the hard work! It’s a joy to watch ❤

THIS IS HOW YOU INFORM!!! 💯 I absolutely love how you’re giving transplants real information about where they are moving to. I’m in PA not far from NYC. And we’re effected by what happens there with population growth because people leave the city and move here and just travel for work. So we’re having to keep up with what’s happening there, Jersey city etc. An it’s sad to watch the effects rolling down while so many are still trying to move their without intentions on actually even participating in the city outside of saying “ I moved to NY “. Doing the good work 🎉

This was such a chill type of video. Really enjoyed how you filmed it!! :)

I have always been fascinated by NYC. Would love to live there but being in my 60's on a fixed income, that will never happen. So I will get my NYC fix by watching your channel. As someone else commented I love when you get out and about. Would love to see more of the inside of a bodega. The couple glimpses in this video I paused to get a closer look. Especially the prices on the menu board. You make videos much differently than most KZreadrs. So much more authentic. Keep up the great job you are doing.

@k1ttydracoxx

3 ай бұрын

Agreed ❤

@megmulholland4518

3 ай бұрын

Love your comment as I can completely relate... As an "older" viewer who hasn't lost my sense of "Could I or couldn't I?" do it, (live in NYC) -and honestly, I still feel like a 20 or 30-something, holding on to that dream, lol. I've noticed there's a large mature female contingency here in Chelsea's Comments. I sense a common denominator amongst a lot of us, echoing your sentiment. I whimsically entertain the idea of forming a group of us who decide to combine our forces. We find a place to share the rent and provide a mutual support system, all while each living out our long held dreams of living in one of the greatest cities in the world! Lol! What an idea, huh?! 😅🤔🤭 And oh!! I was looking for the cat Chelsea talked about finding in her local Bodega a while back! Diamond? Loved that story...

@ceciliahughes740

3 ай бұрын

I just found your videos and love watching ❤because I’ve always wanted to move to New York City when I was young, but didn’t have enough guts to do it! So yes, sign me up for the Senior apartment sharing. Love the idea!

@megmulholland4518

3 ай бұрын

​@@ceciliahughes740It sounds like a great storyline for a show or movie or something lol 😄

Chelsea!! You being realistic about New York got me wanting to move more. I lived in other bigger cities and like you mention moving to New York you have a dream to fulfill or finding a community or know your WHY. Honestly I prefer that it’s different. I love this video! ❤

Very sweet of you to take the time to share your wisdom and experience with others. I have visited New York a couple of times just as a tourist. I fantasize about coming for one year, just so I can experience all four seasons. I love watching your videos! Love from Texas ❤

I ❤ NYC with all my heart and your vids really bring that ‘living in moment’ vibe that I really miss about my 20s/early 30s. Like catching up with one of the constellation of friends I had in old North Brooklyn, catching a free outing or house party happening. Running McCarren track early. Pre-Gaming at Rosemary’s Greenpoint Tavern. It’s that perfect treasure trove of memories that I can look back on and say, aww. It’s been a few chapters back, but NYC has really, really cool things no matter which era you jump in on. Enjoy.

No I'm not moving to New York in 2024, No I do not plan to move to New York anytime, I just watch cause the content is awesome and Chelsea is cool!

@leeleescraps

3 ай бұрын

Same

Chelsea, What a GREAT VIDEO! I am a regular subbie of yours and seeing you presenting this video makes me happy, you can tell you are 100% comfortable with the content, the humor is spot on and well you are just the most charming young lady! EXCELLENT ADVISE TOO!

I also love the energy of NYC and visit often. I know, though, that I’d never want to live there. Best of luck to those who do!

Me and my husband have been seriously considering a future move to NYC from Northern California since the beginning of this year. There’s a lot to consider! Thanks for this Chelsea! ❤

Love your videos. Looking to move to NYC within the year. Although I have seen all you moving to NYC videos this is my favorite by far!! Thank You!

I hope you keep making these vids every year because im gonna move there in a couple years and this will be very helpful

Chelsea I loved this video!!!! Not moving to NYC but really enjoyed hearing these updates. Also, as a subscriber for a while, I looooove seeing you hold that mic 🎤 out in the open! Yes girl, get that vlog on! 👏🏼

I looooove how your videos have evolved even in just a couple of months!

Thank You for your detailed and helpful guide to living in NYC. The Apartment Guide was well thought out and detail oriented. A+ 😊

Chelsea, your content is perfect! I love your content style, you being so real, and it makes me happy to see notifications about your videos. Keep it up :) Love from Mexico City!

This was another outstanding video that will be very helpful to many I'm sure. Super informative, interesting and really well done. Great content

This is awesome!! This is so needed. Thank you for making this video. ❤ great points as some of them I wouldn't have even thought of.

Hey Chelsea, absolutely love your channel! As a & 46 year old woman from Australia l really find your vlogs so fun to get into.

Thank you so much for this video, as I'm planning to move from another country altogether to NYC! My mom's a native New Yorker but it's always good to know how the city is like currently.

What a great resource this is for those who want to move to NYC... not me, I'm just here because I'm curious and a Chelsea fan! I think it's brave and wonderful to take the leap like you did, C, and figure out how to build your life in a challenging and exciting place. I have been to NYC a few times and I like to visit. These videos are helpful for those visiting as well, to get a sense of what to expect. Also, I'd never heard of Influencers in the Wild until you mentioned it so I had to check out some of those videos, lol. It's so weird when you see the filming from this looking-on viewpoint!

Very wise advice Chelsea. Great advice re having a nest egg to help you start and find your place. Everyone needs a community to help them feel secure. Love this update ❤❤

Loved the video! Really enjoyed hearing your points of view and stats about the city ! Thank you excellent!!

I’ve lived in NYC for 12 years. This was verrrry informative. Thank you.

Thank you so much, Chelsea! This video was incredibly helpful to me as a soon-to-be Brooklynite!

More of this content please :) you’re my portal to New York City, somewhere I never want to live but I’m so fascinated with. I would love to see more content about the city and what’s in it

I have been saving to move to NYC for the past decade. I thought it was finally going top happen this year but a surprise hernia delayed my plans. It's my dream and it's always felt like where I want to make my home when I visit to investigate areas. I've been watching your videos for about a year now and I've written down so much knowledge from you! Thank you for the work you put into this channel.

Love that you plugged the library and emphasized voting! I live in Philly and won't be moving to NYC (because Philly feels like my home now) but libraries are so important to support and offer so much to residents!

The confidence you have of filming in public.. you go girl!!! Thank you for this video❤️ I’m thinking about moving to New York and this video was super helpful. I didn’t think this video was negative I just think it was realistic.

Having left in New York City permanently 18 months ago because of the poor condition it's in lately, I cannot recommend moving there for anybody. It's not going to get better either.

i do hope to move to new york in a few years and i love these videos with updates and what to expect, you always do such a great job!💕

@ChelseaCallahan

3 ай бұрын

i'm so glad they're helpful for you! thank you 💘

Thank you so much! My boyfriend and I want to move to NYC from California, where rents are the same fyi, and the amount of negative comments we get can get super discouraging but we know in our hearts we want to make the move! This perspective is just what I needed to hear ❤

Excellent video ! I'm not even moving to NYC but it was super interesting and very true of living or moving in general to unknown places. Find your community is the keystone to finding your home and family away from home. For anyone making a big change this year, go for it, you got this !! :)

Yay, Chelsea! Lovely video. Looking forward to your upcoming video about daling. Lowering expectations yet not lowering the bar sounds to make a lot of sense. Lovely video. I like how you took us along the city as you explain your knowledge and experiences in NYC. 🎉

NYC is my fantasy city and this is my favorite NYC channel!

as a native new yorker , this was definitely appreciated especially your point on gentrification & volunteer. Thank you!

Such a well-researched and genuine video, Chelsea!!! Love how far-reaching your advice is - from tolls to dating haha. From someone who's been in NYC since 9 years old, I still can't get enough of this city's energy and sense of adventure around every corner. There's nowhere else like it. My two cents to new people: stay vigilant. I don't feel in danger here, but I am cautious about not leaving my purse on the back of my chair at a sidewalk cafe, or getting lost in my phone/book on the subway with no regard to what's going on around me. You just never know who's gonna get on your train car next. Hard agree with the last point: community is everything :)

As a librarian (not in New York) I'm so happy you talked about going to the library!

1 of your best videos i've seen you release , i started to watch the videos cos i love NYC

@AlexisBelon

3 ай бұрын

Aw wait that's so sweet. Btw idk if you’re into nyc vlogs but if so, you might like mine! I’d be sooo grateful if you swung by and took a peek. 🙏 Stick around if you like!

New York should install platform edge doors like we have on the jubilee tube line in London! They’re pretty and make everything so much safer in rush hour. As always, an excellent video Chelsea!! You are the best ❤

@girl_moss

3 ай бұрын

love this idea!

You are so good at this!

Chelsea thank you for your honest opinion about living and moving to NYC ! I can't wait for my next visit to the Big Apple!

I look forward to all your posts Chelsea!

I loved this video and your attention to all the littler things about the city that you dont think about as often… im considering moving to london, not nyc, but it was so helpful to hear what you said about paying for experiences and access and all that, i think that & so many other things can be so applicable to other place

I’m enjoying this cozy how to move in NYC vlog ever ❤

WOW-thanks for putting this together! Incredible, valuable info! Not planning on moving to NYC (would love to visit, though!), but I love hearing about different places!

The NY Renting experience feels really similar to the London rental market at the moment. It really does feel like a job application and it's extremely competitive. Really insightful video I loved how detailed it actually is. It's the first time seeing your channel but you definitely deserve a subscribe.

loved it! Great vlog, Chelsea!!!

Hoping to move to nyc in the next few years and your videos really give me the motivation! Would love to see some financial planning content for living in nyc (what you’d spend in a week, break down of your advice to save $10k). Love following along with your journey.

I sure wish I’d had access to vids like this when I moved to New York a thousand years ago (more accurately, it was 1998). It’s amazing to see how much the city has changed and how much she has stayed the same. It’s also very wild to deeply love a city that continuously kicks your ass, but I sure did! 🥰

That hurts my heart to hear about the library budget cuts. I grew up loving going to the library with my grandma. I hope someday that can be reversed. If the NY public library has the Libby system, where you check out books online, that might be one reason for the cuts. But libraries, as you said, offer so much more. Great video.

@Stacey721

3 ай бұрын

There's a bunch of cuts to pay for ILLEGALS!! Oh,it's gonna get much worse. Buckle up ! God bless you Chelsea. I'm not here to offend or troll. I like you and your channel I care. ❤

@dillonJwilson

3 ай бұрын

The governor and mayor along with the politicians are robbing ppl in front of their faces.. ppl will keep voting for the same stupidity though 🤷‍♂️

Enjoyed this video. Interesting to hear other perspectives. I love NYC, was raised right outside of it, and also really enjoy Queens!

Hi Chelsea! I’m not moving to NYC but I am going there in a couple of months, just for a short visit, so this video was informative and helpful re the current state of the city. Nice to see you out and about and the locations you chose to vlog from were perfect! Have a great week!😊

@stephb3321

3 ай бұрын

My friend and I went in September. Have a great time and enjoy being a tourist! It’s a fun city!

Thank you for giving a shout out to small businesses and volunteering opportunities. I would like to visit NY but not to live there. You are very honest and upfront in your videos about everyday life living in New York. Your videos show all the hard work you are putting into them. Great work!!!

Thanks for this video Chelsea !! I am a french recent graduate looking for her first job in nyc (where i recently spent four months) and i can't wait to move here and meet people

I've lived in NYC for all my life. One thing is to just aways be respectful, and it's okay to be reserved. No matter where you go, if you're chill with people, then people will be chill with you.

thank you for this video, Chelsea! I've never been to NYC, but I hope to soon. It's hard to say if I'd move there because of that, but anything is possible. Your point about knowing what your "why" is, really resonates with me for other reasons, and is definitely something I'm taking away from this video

Chelsea ~ What an impressive presentation re the ins & outs of life in New York City 🗽 ~ you rock girl 🤩 !!!

Great NYC adulting video Chelsea! Kudos for mentioning public libraries and voting. So important!! I moved from the West Coast to Baltimore and I love where I live. Cities are awesome - for so many reasons.

Did I just binge watch 7 of your vids? Yuppp. Love the apt deco's....the nighttime vibe is immaculate! Fave songs on repeat rn are 'Feel Nothing' by The Plot In You & 'IDGAF' by Tee Grizzley f/Chris Brown & Mariah The Scientist. Your roommate skits for brands are hilarious btw and thank you for being so thorough on this vid re: moving to NYC - super helpful! Looking fwd to future content, per normal! 🙌🏻

I’m from Canada and have always dreamed about NYC, I hope to someday move there… I will after I get monetized here in KZread! I’ll be in NYC within the next few years!

Hi chelsea! Love ur content :))). Thank you for posting for us!!

LOVE these videos! I take notes. Im definitely planning to move back home to NYC. Hopefully within the next couple years. Ill be watching for your 2025 upsates. And your training & racing the 9+1 for the 2025 NYC 26.2! Im doing 2024! Thanks for these super informative videos. You make moving back seem possible for me!🗽🥰

YES SUPPORT YOUR PUBLIC LIBRARIES. Even if you can afford to buy what you would check out, you already pay taxes for these items. Utilize them! Take the free classes! Attend the concerts! The library is the last pure place where people can just exist without the requirement of spending money.

see you in the fall nyc😭 this video is so helpful pls make more 🥺

Chelsea, it's so funny that your advice is exactly what advice I gave back in 2005-2008 when I lived there. Hard but fantastic and you need a tough skin to find a good apartment. Very thorough and thoughtful review. My dating experiences were hilariously bad and my favourite bar was Brandy's piano bar where you sing along. I laughed so hard in that place, it was brilliant fun. Most of the museums were free back then so I went all the time and I even treated myself to Opera at the Met. Good times. I transferred with work and was grateful I had work friends to start with that became great friends. I missed my family and best friends but regret nothing about my NYC adventure. 🍎❤

im not based in the us nor will i ever move there but here I am watching this video bc im so nosey about the rental market in the us. i love your chatty videos, you present very well! i always put your videos on in the background when im wfh/doing chores/having my meals. have you ever thought of starting a podcast? ❤

Lots of great advice Chelsea!! ❤

Im Canadian and New York is on my bucket list to visit.

Great video!! So informative and it covers all bases. Thank you so much! Considering a move from LA.

@ChelseaCallahan

3 ай бұрын

there's definitely some poop! but you get used to it ;)

Love the realness of this video, I’ve moved here 7 years ago as well! Totally agree with you on the subway and 1 big car topic… I’m the person who goes to the next car the minute something makes me uneasy, so not sure how that’s gonna go 🤷🏻‍♀️

thank you chelsea! I always appreciate your videos

I moved to NYC when I was 23 in 2012, and I was so broke and so clueless but it was truly the most fun time in my life. I loved getting to re-live it through your video and hearing what the experience might be like for someone now

You're videos got me through last year (especially the hour long clean w/ me, I put that on once a week while cleaning and basically have it memorized, pls do more of them) , but I was traveling in Dec and Jan so I didn't have much of a Christmas, and I had to stop watching your videos. But I just came back home and now I'm catching up and each video feels like opening up a new and exciting present!

@AlexisBelon

3 ай бұрын

I had no idea people like these sorts of videos. Do you also prefer hour long vlogs? Btw idk if you’re into nyc vlogs but if so, you might like mine! I’d be sooo grateful if you swung by and took a peek. 🙏 Stick around if you like!

@p.archmentproductions

3 ай бұрын

@@AlexisBelon i like vlogs too, but a clean with me makes me feel like I'm cleaning with a friend, and also, i can kind of follow aling. Like, if I have been avoiding dishes, but then the person in the video starts doing dishes, it motivates me to do them as well. And not editted or sped up, just doing dishes together in real timw. I'll definitely check out your channel as well! 😊

hey Chelsea, i am not even planning to move to NYC, but your videos and content is so calming and soothing -- thanks so much for being an authentic self! 💛 i live in Berlin now (moved from Central Asia) and public transport here is amazing and it is barrier free :) Public transport almost never can be profitable so government here does not even try to put any gates or anything like that here hehe

When I was in Harlem, my amazon delivery of running shoes didn't turn up. Later that week I saw the homeless guy downstairs wearing my shoes. I reordered the shoes and told him I had a package coming that I needed and asked him to look out for it. Got the package lol. He checked in with me, all proud that he didn't steal it. Lol.