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Queens' Comedian Awkwafina Shows You How To Stay Fit for Free in NYC

Ballin' on a Budget is a funny new series from Refinery29 starring local comedian Awkwafina that provides a guide to living the high life on a dime. In the series, she breaks down ways to enjoy a city lifestyle without breaking the bank, and in this episode, Awkwafina explores how to stay fit in NYC for free.

This week on Ballin' On A Budget, our host, Awkwafina teaches us how to stay fit for free in the summer in NYC. By taking full advantage of public parks and more, she gives her tips on financially friendly fitness. Watch this episode of Ballin' On A Budget to see how she manages it!

Take This Tour of New York City’s Historic Hip-Hop Scene

Hush Hip Hop Tours is a unique way to learn all about the origins of Hip Hop in New York City. Led by key figures in the history of the genre such as Grandmaster Caz, the tour visits many of the hot spots in Harlem, Bronx, Brooklyn, and beyond to show you exactly where and how it all began. Check out this short video from Thrillist to learn more.

The Hush Tours itinerary includes stops at 1520 Sedgwick Avenue, the famed Bronx apartment complex considered Hip-Hop’s birthplace, Harlem World, the former club that hosted some of the most famous rap battles of all time, and the Frank E. Campbell Funeral Chapel, where the likes of The Notorious B.I.G. and Aaliyah were put to rest. Visitors also get a crash course on the history of Hip-Hop fashion and how to breakdance. Just don’t expect Grandmaster Caz to do any of the dancing.