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Love this❤❤❤❤ Classic

pizza looks sooo good

Hello from Canadian fan. Even been to Pioneer Creek. :) I enjoy your video and recently changed the plastic soap dispenser into a glass one, and took the label off the mouth wash. Looking for a fancy decanter for the mouthwash now and crystal shot cup to go with it for mouth wash. lol I'm a thrift shopper like you. Beauty is more in the mind than in the wallet.

Wearing all white outfit and eating pizza while sitting on the curb is the bravery I could never afford

My mouth is watery!.

Loved, loved, loved ❤ your guided tour, please do more of the NYC neighborhoods. Thank you.

He is so adorable

I feel like I'm your little buddy going with you and you're talking just to me. I had a great time!

😅im so confused ... your vlog makes NYC seem idyllic. Whereas cashjordan makes nyc seem on verge of apocalypse

You have an eye for treasures...what beautiful piece is that❤

Awe, the clickityclack bike ride sound effects 😂😂

I binge watch your videos and learn so much every time. Thank you 💕

Merci pour le partage.

this is so beautiful Rajiv!

Thanks for the tour! These are all the things that I liked to do and experience when I lived in London. Covent Garden had it all and more.

❤

Magnificent

Cant Stop The Feelin with Rajiv set in NYC.

This is the type of city tour videos I want! Thank you, this was a great slice of SoHo.

Thank you Rajiv for this brilliant video. I must transform my trashed shed into a treasure chest too.

Make sure no idiot could lock you in.

Landscapes?

<3

Interesting the pronuciation of "How-Stun".....Why not Hyoo-stun? ...and while I'm here......"What is it about SoHo and rain?" I feel like there is more than one song that refers to rain in SoHo....and now it's raining in SoHo in your video......hmmmmm.....

Thanks Rajiv. You provide such relief for the mind in these videos. I come here to be reminded of the hopeful things in life. Blessings, brother

I would love to live in Rajiv’s New York!

One time my friends and I were walking down the small street that leads to the side of the church (also had tombstones) & saw a few small sheep bleating about inside that small churchyard! It was such a magical moment.

Fascinating!!! I loved it.

...now, I want pizza. 🙄

Okay, this title at first was basic. however, such a necessary topic. THANK YOU for this video 📹. ❤

Please tell me about your gold bracelets

Mike is delightful!

Hi Rajiv..I am native New Yorker who retired to Cape Cod in 2007. My friends opened the Cupping Room Cafe , first restaurant in Soho in 1977. We all thought they were crazy because the streets were deserted save for the artists who found lofts to live in. At that time, I was studying sumi -e- in Sohowith a Japanese artist called Koho. No one was around so I was a little nervous about walking the streets from the subway at night. We met in a small room & she served us jasmine tea form her teapot. I remember she had a dying bamboo plant. She called her studio...Koho of Soho. I also drew the model in a basement on Greene St. No bell...you needed a code to open the door for entry. There must have been 40 of us crammed into the dark, basement w a light only on the model. The owner charged 25 cents terrible coffee in a chipped cup. Soho was a special place before gentrification. I lived in a one bedroom rent controlled apt near Grammercy Park...rent $60 a month. I received my BA and MS at Hunter College for free. Those were the good old days in NYC till the early 90's. Pearl Paint on Canal St. had 5 floors of art supplies. Perhaps it was gone by the time you moved to the city. Best that you give tours for NYC is a different city now. Kudos to you for still finding gems.

Wonderful! You are so much fun to watch and these are great spots to know about for my next visit! Hope you continue to do more of this type of video, Rajiv!

You inspire me to look at my world, my everyday, with new eyes. To look for the beauty, to create the beauty, where I can. Every video is a joy. Thank you.

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Just love you! ❤ 13:30

I’m currently on my 16th visit to “the city” from Oregon. I’m always in awe of the architecture and rich history that is contained tightly within the lines of two waterways ❤

Beautiful, range needs to go, you need slide in😮

Rajiv, I adore you. You are every bit Fred Rogers, Martha Stewart, MFK Fisher, and apparently a dash of Liza (per the outtake). You are the best. Keep doing what you're doing. You are spreading joy 🙏

That poem gave me goosebumps - beautiful. I always wanted to know what Soho stood for now I know, thank you. I remember a few years ago being in SoHo and shopping but not sure if it was where you were. Lucky guy to be living in such an incredible part of the world. ❤

Santa Maria de la Novella!! Love it! This is a treat to watch. Thank you Rajiv!

Love all your favorite spots!

Lovely Yeats poem.

You are hilarious that little dance was gold

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This was delightful as always with anything the talented Rajiv does. I would love to know the history behind your beautiful gold bangles?

Lovely ❤

Thank you. Those of us who are old-time residents sometimes lament how things have changed. So it heartens me to see young people like you still moving here, visiting here, and showing the great places that are here right now.

I don't think I could be further from New York and may never get there in my lifetime. Thank you for the tour. All those spots look right up my alley, so to speak! Greetings from South Eastern Australia.