A fast-paced walk through Manhattan hitting Grand Central, Times Square, Columbia University, and uptown neighborhoods. The speakers hype the crowd with pop-culture shout-outs and describe each spot's vibe, from fancy columns to dicey streets.
Here we are inside Grand Central Station. Now we're at the Times Square station. Times Square. In case you missed that, the man said everybody move in so the police don't stop us.
Everybody say yes! Yeah! Say oh yeah! Oh yeah! Michael Jackson died in a Neverland Dance. Hey, y'all definitely do your cameras say yeah? Yeah! All the ladies in the house say ow! Ow! Here we go right now, number 1 event.
Now here we go, Michael Jackson in the thing. What? Hey, Michael Jackson! Hey, now that dancer! Come on, Spidey! Good, everybody got their Please, everybody. Hey, everybody, let's go! Let's go! Alright, this is the campus of Columbia University. Just giving you a quick look-see here. New York's version of Ivy League. Statue of the alma mater right there.
Fancy columns.
You see the library. Now this is uptown in Manhattan, kind of on the border of Harlem. It can be a bit dicey up here sometimes, but this is an enclave for sure in the middle of an otherwise intensely populated island. There you go. There you have it, another New York Minute.
