Local YouTuber ActionKid makes some great point-of-view videos of himself walking or biking through various New York City neighborhoods, streets, and attractions. In this recent upload posted to his channel, watch as he takes an early-morning walk down the Coney Island boardwalk in its entirety from East to West.

I walk the entirety of the Riegalmann Boardwalk (Coney Island Boardwalk) from Brighton Beach to Sea Gate.

Our friends at Great Big Story recently made these two great videos about breaking gender roles and finding home in the New York City ballroom scene. Check them out!

“I was big; I was black; I was gay… I got spit on… Then I stood up.” Precious didn’t let preconceptions hold her back. She embraced who she was, and people love her for it. […] This story is a part of our Human Condition series. Come along and let us connect you to some of the most peculiar, stirring, extraordinary, and distinctive people in the world.

Does the ballroom community still enforce traditional gender roles? Eddie Jarel Jonesx thinks so—and they’re out to shatter expectations by showing the world their true face. This story is a part of our Human Condition series. Come along and let us connect you to some of the most peculiar, stirring, extraordinary, and distinctive people in the world.

Sesame Street teaches kids about all sorts of things, including the subway! In this video from 1975, watch as Bert, Kermit, and the gang teach kids how to ride on the train.

Bert, Kermit, and a large cast of Muppets sing about riding the subway.

An eagle-eyed redditor and train enthusiast commented that "the actual NYC subway car type this skit was based on" can be seen here: