Miami's Vibrant Nightlife: Late Night Stream Highlights

Miami nightlife thrives on Saturday nights, showcasing vibrant energy and lively gatherings.

### Saturday Night Vibes in Miami: A Live Stream Experience
* 🌆 Welcome to a late-night stream from Miami, Florida, on April 23rd, 2022, where the temperature is a **comfortable 76°F (24°C)** as the night unfolds.
* 🚉 The metro mover, a **free public transportation option**, is highlighted as it passes by Bayfront Park, a lively area that has seen **improvements since the Ultra Music Festival**.
* 🌱 Viewers are reminded that Earth Day was recently celebrated, emphasizing the **importance of environmental consciousness and sustainable living**.
* 🌴 The lively atmosphere of Bayside Marketplace is showcased, with discussions about the differences in nightlife between Miami and New York City, where **many places close earlier**.
* 🍕 The streamer shares experiences of settling into Miami, mentioning challenges with **furniture delays** and the **ongoing construction** in the area, which reflects the city's **rapid development**.
* 🚧 Discussion about the current supply chain issues affecting various products, including furniture and electronics, highlights the **economic climate** and its impact on **residents**.
* 🏙 As the stream progresses, the focus shifts to exploring the Miami World Center area, with viewers expressing **curiosity about Miami's future growth and development plans**.
* 🌊 Climate change concerns are addressed, with a belief that **humanity will find solutions to environmental challenges**, fostering a sense of **optimism amid the uncertainties**.

### Exploring Miami's Nightlife and Metro System: A Journey Through Brickell
* 🚆 The narrator expresses a desire for a **simpler life** amidst the chaos of social issues, emphasizing the importance of **harmony in society**.
* 🌍 They highlight the ongoing global problems such as **weather-related disasters**, **health crises**, and **conflicts**, which contribute to their **fatigue with current events**.
* 🚉 As they ride the metro mover, they explain its history, noting it has been in operation since **1986** and serves as a **convenient way to travel without walking in the streets**.
* 🌆 The narrator mentions the metro mover's route and the connections it provides, including stops at key stations like **College North** and **Government Center**, while also commenting on the nightlife in **Brickell**.
* 🎉 They observe the vibrant atmosphere in the Brickell area on a Saturday night, noting the **crowds, party buses, and upscale dining options** available.
* 🍽 Recommendations for local restaurants and nightlife spots are shared, with viewers suggesting places like **Su Viche for Peruvian food** and various bars for a **lively night out**.
* 🚶 As the night progresses, the narrator realizes the metro mover has **closed for the night**, prompting a walk back through the bustling streets filled with nightlife.
* 🏨 The stream concludes with a mention of the **JW Marriott Marquis**, highlighting its **beautiful lobby**, and the narrator thanks viewers for joining the adventure in Miami.

[Music] [Music] [Music] so [Music] [Music] [Music] hey everyone, welcome to a Saturday night stream here in Miami, Florida. It's April 23rd, 2022. It's almost 10:30 at night, and it's 76 Fahrenheit, 24 Celsius. Usually, I don't do these late-night streams, but let's see what's happening around Miami on Saturday nights. There's the metro mover coming past. That's the free public transportation option to get around downtown Miami. And this is Bayfront Park. I remember the last time I was here doing a live stream of Bayfront Park. The city was not replacing all the damaged grass from the Ultra Music Festival. Well, I'm proud to say that all of the grass is laid down now. It's covered all of the unpatched grass areas. So, there's not that many vacant pieces of land that need to be patched up from what I could tell. I think it was like maybe a few days ago.

that there was like a mound of dirt over here that they needed to take care of, but it's all covered up now. And I remember there was also some flooding issues over there that's been taken care of, I guess, and some more grass has been laid down. That's awesome. Jennifer asking if it's windy in Miami. It's been in Lakeland. It's a little bit windy yesterday, though. It was very challenging to ride on my bike through all the wind. And I hope everyone has gotten a chance to view some or all of the parts of the driving to New York City series from Miami, Florida up. It takes a fall on the roller skates this morning. I published the time-lapse version in about two hours' time. Yeah, Bob, that's right. The palm trees were swaying yesterday. There's still a slight breeze happening, but nowhere near what the conditions were yesterday. Jorge Franco saying hi from Astoria, Queens. Hey, my old crib. Funnily enough, yesterday I was watching a stream.

from Astoria, Queens, so it's good to see my old neighborhood is still doing pretty well. Actually, right now in New York City, I've been watching some live streams from there. It's looking pretty lively there on Saturday night. Let's see what's going on at the Bayside Marketplace because I've been here like close to midnight and it's been pretty active. Might be saying it's Greek Easter. Yeah, I think it is. And now that you've said that too, you also remind me today is also Earth Day. So let's promote the health of the planet and use less natural resources, use renewable energy, don't use so much electricity, and keep the planet green. That's the entire theme of today, Earth Day. Wow, look at this, the yacht is actually setting out to dock here. It's backing in right into the pier. I'm going to be here. Clara says this is late for me. I love how lively Miami is. When I went to New York, everything was shut by 10.

well, you probably didn't know where to look because, uh, I've been out in New York City late at night too, and, uh, there's a lot of places that are shut by 10 o'clock. If you go to hot spots like the East Village near Washington Square Park especially, you'll see places that are open. Venetian lady is coming into Doc Mike T says Earth Day was yesterday, the 22nd. It was yesterday. I'm getting my days mixed up. Now, you might be right on that. Actually, it was yesterday, so I stand, uh, corrected. There are a lot of people here tonight. Mary Reed says Bayside. Yes, I love this place. Always so much going on. [Music] Dolores Dieppa asking if I speak Spanish. Yo hablo poco de español en la escuela secundaria, high school, but I did go to a Colombian restaurant the holiday. I got a chance to use my Spanish. Look at this, folks. This is the liveliest I've seen Bayside Marketplace in the wild.

[Music] Henry says, I was watching New York Life blog yesterday. It's pretty cool. I try to make it a point to watch other YouTubers. What I like to do in my free time. Look at this, folks. This is Miami nighttime Saturday night. [Music] [Music] NYC Walkshow's here. So busy, man. Love the prize. Thanks for tuning in, man. Glad you can make it. [Music] This is the Congo Bar. I love this place. I also hate it at the same time because it keeps playing copyrighted music. It's a fine line. I got a thread with the audio. Here's a place I've yet to try, Lombardi's Italian Restaurant. [Music] Oh, gotta do another walkthrough of this place this Saturday night. [Music] Oh, they're asking. That place is lit. What is it called? Uh, that's the Lola Bar in the Bayside Marketplace. We just got a peace sign, David, with two bucks asking if I moved to Miami. Yes, I have.

since March 1st, I've been a Floridian resident here. Thanks for tuning in. Veronique says good music. Yep, they gotta have good music to keep people coming and partying. Good [Applause]. Sanjay and Kingston asked if I got a Florida driver's license. Go to the Department of Motor Vehicles about a week ago, only to get there and not being able to be seen because they only go by appointments only. My appointment, I scheduled it for next month. Caddy Tenney, thank you for 3001. Appreciate it. Happy Saturday to you. Chris says thanks for the bicycle riding video yesterday. You've missed seeing those. Yeah, I have a lot more bike riding videos planned. Sasha Jean says Florida is beautiful, but I miss your New York City walks. You were the only one that went to all the boroughs. Other vloggers tend to just focus on Manhattan. Thank you so much for the support about that. The other vloggers, I do, I see they do cover other parts also. They

may not do it as much as I used to do, but give them a chance as well. And you could also watch the older videos. I don't want to bash any of my fellow New York City vloggers, and even when I was there, I couldn't cover the outer boroughs all the time either. Thanks, C. Medina 238, with 10 bucks. Loving the walk. Appreciate it very much. Mary Reed, you love Bayside. I love this place too, especially on the weekends. It's hopping. Judy Rosario wants to move to Florida so bad, tired of New York City. There's a lot of people. Would you share your opinion with that? [Music] Bob says, I recall you covered three boroughs in one live stream once. Yes, I did. And over here is still a pain in the butt. They're doing a lot of construction here. What's up? I wonder when they're gonna get finished with this. It's like they have this construction fence up for the longest time. I wonder if they're gonna take this down.

the swordfish that says uh pier 5. yeah lizzo the shops are still open sonya says which did you like better miami or new york city. i love them both to which one i like better probably i like new york city better because uh more my friends and family are there but as i get settled down here and make new connections that may change [Music] emilia wants to check out the dino safari. they have jurassic park going upstairs yeah i keep seeing advertisements for it [Music] okay [Music] oh he's so bored pretty active. let's go off the escalator check what's going on the second floor in bayside marketplace. five guys have some business scott morris watched part 10 in new york city. it was great why do you think so. i enjoyed doing the ride too to uh new york city [Music] how's role is bistro [Applause] uh bty f2l me which wi-fi slash internet company have

you found success in Miami. I remember some areas the interconnection was spotty. I still like that it's spotty. I have all three providers: T-Mobile, AT&T, and Verizon. In general, I find AT&T works the best here in South Florida, but T-Mobile is a close second. Right now, I'm streaming with T-Mobile, and I have Verizon as a backup. Chili's has some customers now. Sapphire's asked if I have a favorite place to eat at Bayside. I haven't really tried too many places around here, to be honest. I did try Ben's Pizza; they were really good. So, I guess over there, I would recommend Ben's Pizza, and also the gelato place is really good too. I remember having that last year. Lizzo asks what kind of pizza crust do I like. I like thin pizza crust. What's going on down here? Premiero asks if I plan to walk by Miami Beach or Windward. Not in this stream. I think I'll stay within downtown today.

maybe head over to the Brickell area. Uh, I think we got to go down this way, escalator. Oh, uh, Godot asks if I've ever seen these Florida-set movie Body Heat. No, I've never heard of it before. I think my plan for tonight is to, uh, head over there close to the Paramount building. I think that area of downtown is known as the Trade Center. I haven't really been exploring too much of that area, but I'd like to get to know it better. So, let's head over there and see what's up. And I'd also like to explore, uh, some more nightlife areas in downtown other than the Bayside Marketplace. Claire Wedgworth says, Not like the New York City World Trade Center though, it's not. Carlos Mina or Mena, 499 Super Chat, Can I do a video on the Bal Harbour Shops? Cheers from North Carolina. Yeah, that'll be a good video. I think I did somewhat of a video there, uh, last year when I did my whole live stream up, but never a dedicated one. I

like to go back there and make a video of that really exclusive shopping mall. It's so high-end. John Paul Paramount is part of a major complex under construction called Miami World Center. Oh, it's not the trade center; it's called World Center. These people are going to be in for a sticker shock. Parking in this garage: ten dollars for the first hour, and then twenty bucks up to two hours. And I think they charge like ten an hour after that. Lizzo asks if I've ever checked out the guitar hotel, one Seminole Way in Hollywood. I haven't been to Hollywood that much yet, actually. I haven't really been outside of Miami that much. Maybe you don't think there's much nightlife areas besides Bayside, downtown, a couple of hotel rooftops. Yeah, we'll take a look. I have to warn people though, a lot of parts of downtown, they're a little bit shifty at nighttime. You don't really want to be wandering too far into downtown because uh

some of the streets can get quiet, and not everyone is of the best mind, so just putting that out there. So, Elita loves Miami as your hometown. Excellent. Saffraz says, Don't ever do a video from 79th Street. I've gotten a lot of warnings about that street already. 79th Street. I've heard there's a lot of illegal activity that happens on that street, as well as sex work as well. Might help if I push this button, and now I have the walking signal. They don't really give you that much time to cross the street, do they? I'm in the middle of crossing it. It's counted down to zero. Pouring Glitter says, How have you settled into Miami so far, mate? Um, I'm getting some progress done. I like it to be faster, but that's not going to happen with a lot of the delays caused by shipping and production. Furniture especially is a problem. I do have some temporary furniture set up in my place, but getting the bigger items is going to require a lot of

months of patience. So, my plan is to walk over to the Miami World Center. This place looks so different when there's not a basketball game going on. Sasha Jean says Ikea is a good place for temporary furniture till you get better ones. I have a word to say about Ikea though. So, um, Ikea. I was gonna go there, actually. I did go there to order some furniture. And you know how Ikea is, right? They give you all the furniture, but they make you assemble it. And they give it to you in pieces. Well, I was going to order a wardrobe unit, except they said, Sure, we can send you this wardrobe, but you're not going to have these shelves. You're not going to have these poles. You're not going to have this base frame assembly. So, what's the point of ordering the wardrobe if like half of it they don't have the parts for? And that's the flaw with Ikea. You need all the parts in order to build it. And if one part is missing or a few parts are

missing. You're not going to be able to assemble it, and with the supply chain issues and delays, it's getting very frustrating. And I've placed an order for furniture that's not going to get delivered until like September. That's the timeline that they're giving to me. So, can you believe that, folks? I've ordered furniture in April, and I need to wait until September to get it. At least that's their estimate. So, five months from when I placed the order. Now, I can go to a local furniture place or get temporary furniture, but I don't want to be doing that, moving temporary furniture in and out. I'd rather wait if I have to already for the furniture that I actually do need. Let's push the button 3. You bought a mattress and a couch on Amazon. That's good for you. I did order some like really quick to put up temporary furniture from Amazon and other online sites, but the quality is not all there. Lizzo sets a higher an interior designer. They will get you furniture faster. That's what you would think, right, but

they're not. They're also not immune to the delays in the shipping and the production of all this furniture. So, I've never walked through this part of downtown before. This looks like a brand new building, the bezel. I like these palm trees that they have. 21 says we just spent all day trying to get furniture as well as a nightmare. Yeah, tell me about it. And it seems like it's everything in the supply chain now. Sometimes the grocery stores don't even have all the products. Going to buy my car, they didn't even have cars on the lot. You had to pre-order them, and I had to pay up for it too. I had to pay up over manufacturer's list price. Before a few years ago, you were able to get a new car under MSRP, but the markup on the new cars now is astronomical, and I had to pay up for it. And it seems like it's that way for a lot of things, with the semiconductor shortage affecting everything from computers to cars to electronics.

and these days that's how it is. Now there's shortages, and we have to pay up more for things that we can normally get for much cheaper. It's a nice clean space. Bob Kish says some new computers don't have the latest graphics cards. Yeah, about that too. Graphics cards on computers, they've been under a supply constraint for a long time and being marked up like crazy. Because not only that is there a shortage on graphics cards, but people are also using it to mine cryptocurrency. So as a result, people are buying up these graphics cards, and there's no more supplies. So the graphics cards that are left, you have to pay up more for. And these days, it may actually be cheaper to buy a pre-built computer that has a modern graphics card rather than build a computer yourself, which is what I used to do. I've built so many computers over my lifetime, but this time I actually ordered a pre-built computer just so I wouldn't get price gouged on the price of a new graphics card. So this is the paramount building.

Is there a sidewalk to get over there? Do I have to cross over again? I guess so, yeah. Sapphire is saying it's not going to get better anytime soon. The ports in Shanghai are delayed. Ava asking what town this is. This is downtown Miami. I'm in the Miami World Center area. There's a new development area under construction. Okay [Music] Oh, this driver's got a trigger foot. Wants to jump the light, but it's still red. Hello [Music] Paramount Miami World Center. You can see that they have big developments going on. Hey, Jaycation, what's up, my man, on a Saturday night in Miami? That's right. Construction complex here and another one on the other side of the street. Big cranes. Paulie asking if there's a Chinatown around for good food or high-end restaurants. There isn't a Chinatown per se, but there is an area around the North Miami Beach section, which I've covered before. I did two videos on restaurants there.

on my action kid extra channel, there are a small group of Asian businesses there that are actually pretty good. Va, you think everyone's in Brickell? I think I'll eventually make my way down there in this live stream. So, here's the Paramount building, very fancy lobby. The lights are very modern, and if you want to valet your car, they charge you eight bucks up to three hours, and the daily maximum is 35. Not too bad. Harry Wilkes saying, Beli, you believe Miami wants to be the most modern city in the U.S.? Yeah, I think it seems that they are pushing for that over here, and I could see it. Cube is can only imagine what downtown Miami is going to look like in 2030. Yeah, I can only imagine it too. That's why I had the foresight to think about moving down here. That was one of my major considerations because if this area gets really built up the way I think it is, and I'm already settled here before that happens, then

It may probably be a very good move on my part. Well, this is so nice. There's like artwork on both sides, considering there's a construction site, but still, uh, Claudia asking any advice for people aspiring to move to Miami in the near future, currently living in Atlanta and looking for change. Uh, love your videos. Thank you, Claudia. Um, about that, I think what you need to ask yourself is, uh, what do you want out of Miami, and write those on a piece of paper. Do you want good schools? Do you want job opportunities? Do you want nightlife? Do you want inexpensive living? And you have to do your own research to see how that will all fit into your lifestyle. Like, some people may prefer the beach life, and they really value the beach, so Miami Beach will be more desirable to them than, say, living in downtown. This is an amazing area, and that's the metro mover there. Safra says the problem with Miami is climate change. Scientists claim Miami Beach is going to

be submerged by 2100. Yes, set fries. I did um hear about that as well about climate change. But then again, it comes down to my point again about natural disasters. Because I really think that nowhere in the world are you going to be safe from a natural disaster. Whether it's hurricanes or volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, landslides. So uh, I don't think I have to worry about rising sea levels for the immediate future. Because if it's going to happen, then uh, that's what's going to happen. I don't want it to happen, but I'm not going to let the threat of rising sea levels stop me from moving here. And then again, this comes down to my other point too where uh, sometimes we hear things that go away too. Like I remember back when I was a wee little child and in school, I heard about oh the threat of greenhouse gases, how we need to stop the depletion of the ozone layer because it's going to kill us. The ozone layer is so important. We've banned the CFCS. We can't

keep having these harmful chemicals, and what happened? We never hear about the ozone layer being depleted anymore. In fact, I think the ozone layer has almost completely healed itself now. So, whatever happened to that? There's no more talk about the ozone layer. Well, at least you don't hear as much of it as it used to. And uh, that's kind of like the same thing too with California and out west. There's not enough water there. There's a mega drought happening, yet people there are still living their lives and moving there. I think as a human race, we will find solutions to these problems, whether it's droughts, whether it's rising tides and sea levels. So, we'll get over it and find a solution somehow. I believe in the progress of the world and the ability of us to stop all this. And then we gotta go back to uh 2020 as well when the killer virus was supposed to destroy the world, right? Oh no, it's coronavirus. It's going to destroy the world. It's going to wipe out all of humanity.

What happened? We're still alive. We're living with it. Not to say it's not dangerous, but I really think that we shouldn't live our lives in fear because sometimes things in the world are really sensationalized and they just get, uh, we just move on from them. So, I think my, uh, plan for right now since I want to make my way to Brickell. Wow, it's getting windy out. Let's, uh, take the metronome over here and I'll take it to the Brickell City Center. Oh no, it just came. We're gonna have to wait for the next one, the next metro mover train. We're at the Park West station. Actually, let me see, uh, where I am. Well, I know where I am, but am I close to the next station down? Yeah, let's take this, the um, train because I figured if um, the next step stop was close, I could walk there instead of waiting for the next train. Robin says, Does a metro mover arrive every 15 minutes? Um, I'm not really sure the exact schedule.

especially this late at night, but I think it does run pretty frequently. We might have to wait like another 10 minutes for the next train. Bob says it reminds you of the Airbus to John F. Kennedy Airport. Yes, it does. It's only one other person on this platform, so we're over there. Let me move up to the route map. I'll show you. Oh wait, this is going the wrong way. We need to go the other way. So here we are, Park West Station. And um, I need to get off at the next station, transfer to the other trains, the Brickell [Music] a train to school passengers for your safety stand back from the platform edge when the train arrives, allow passengers to exit before attempting to. Speaking of JFK, unless you got time, try to avoid flying too many flights getting canceled because of a lack of workers. Yeah, I've heard that John F. Kennedy Airport and other airlines, the canceling flights. I have to take two trains. Young Zed asking how much are the

rail swipes. Uh, this one is completely free. I know POV HFR. You believe it's going to be an interesting decade in general, a lot of social issues, but we shall see how it actually goes. To be honest, I'm actually getting pretty tired of all these social issues that come up. What I really want in life is just a simple life where we can all live in harmony and not have to worry about the next big event that causes the world to worry and cause chaos, because that seems like what's been happening a lot, right? [Music] Your now stand back from the platform edge when the train arrives. Allow passengers to exit before attempting, because it seems like there's so much going on with the world that's wrong, whether it's weather-related issues or mass casualties, health issues, war, famine, flooding. The list goes on and on, and I'm just tired of it already. That's also part of the reason why I make these videos too, to show people that there's more to life in the world and

a lot of these things that the media talks about to try to sensationalize about because life still continues on. Okay, the train's coming. All right, the train to downtown Park West Station. Yeah, we got a view in the front here. Excellent to look better and wide angle a little bit. I think it's better like this. Place down clear of the doors and hold the handrails. This train will depart momentarily. The next stop is College North Station. Transfer here for tours. What's the point of having a metro mover train there? Because isn't everything close together? You would think so, but this metro mover actually goes a pretty far distance. If you're taking it from the school board station all the way to Brickell, it's a good distance. And not only that, but people don't need to go out and walk in the streets, and it's waterproof or weather protected. Seth saying, Is this cyberpunk? No, not cyberpunk, but it looks futuristic, right? And I don't think this metro mover is

recent either it's been here since the 90s. Please hold on. The train is approaching College North Station. Transfer here for transfer here for something that we don't know. [Music] This is College North Station. Transfer here for in a loop. Let me actually look it up when the metro mover got installed here. The next stop is Wilkin D. Ferguson Jr. Station. Executive Christopher. You're saying since 1984 along with the metro rail. It says it originally began service to the downtown via the inner loop on April 17, 1986 and was later expanding with the army and brickell state extensions on May 26, 1994. Okay, so the latest expansion was in May 1994. By the way, this is where you get the bright line train that goes to Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach. This train will depart momentarily. [Music] So this is the main station, busiest nation, the system government center. [Music] [Music] It's true. [Music] This train stops running at midnight.

by the way [Music] and it runs. Uh, it starts up again at 5 am. Government Center Station. Transfer here for Metro Rail. This is Government Center Station. Transfer here for Lecture Rail only. Loop and drink a loop. Please stand clear of the doors and hold the handrails. This train will depart momentarily. The next stop is Third Street Station. That's a full shot of the inner loop. [Music] Yeah, Mira saw the Metro railroad tracks above me, and I think this is Interstate 95 to the right of me. Please hold on. The train is approaching Third Street Station, so I need to get off here to transfer to the Brickell Loop, which is coming in four minutes. Otherwise, I'll go back around, and I don't want to do that. Here's Miami Avenue. Only 59.99 for a one-hour massage. You see this train just continues straight. I'm waiting for the next train, the Brickell Loop, which makes the right turn, so they come pretty frequently. It looks like it comes every five minutes. I'll show you what happened, so uh

you get a sense of what happened. Um, how I boarded. So, I got off here, right, got on here, and I took it all the way to here. Now, this dark blue train, it goes back around, it goes up here. So, I don't want to stay on that one. Instead, I got off here. I'm waiting for the yellow one, which is the brick loop, and I'll get off here. And then, you also have the inner loop train, which goes this way. [Applause] Yeah, Valerie, you can bring a bicycle on this people mover. [Applause] Yeah, Tony, it's basically like the airtrain JFK. You're right on that. I wish they would expand public transit more, though, because this only serves a few stops. I wish it would go west and east and more north, but that's wishful thinking. Miami desperately needs better public transportation. Ian Garner says that freeway looks like Miami Vice at night. Yeah, it kind of does. And a lot of things about Miami drivers, too. They can get quite dangerous.

I remember driving and coming off at this exit. I wanted to go to the right here, and there was a driver who was getting off here. They immediately changed their mind and went into my lane and almost caused a crash. For your safety, stand back on the platform edge. Thank you for your cooperation. Hey, look, the bridge is going up. Oh, they raised the gate rather. All right, we're on the Brickell loop now. Hey, Wall Street, welcome. I tuned in to your stream from Washington Square Park today just for a little bit. Third Street Station, the next stop is Riverwalk Station. So, this is the highest station in the metro movie. Hold on, the train is approaching Riverwalk Station. Carlos, you're worried about my safety. I worry about myself all the time when I do these videos, but luckily nothing too bad has happened yet. I'm also not completely new to this city. I know where I'm going when the trees. I wonder if this will help a little bit if

I uh please hold on. The train is approaching 5th Street Station Road. The metro mover and lived in Miami all your life. Thanks for the ride. Well, you should try it one day. It's pretty fun. The next stop is the Brickell City Center 5th Street Station. Please stand clear of the doors and hold the handrails. This train will depart momentarily. The next stop is Brickell City Centre Station. This is where people said that the nightlife is wrinkles. Should have all the nightlife. So, we'll check it out. It's Saturday night. Still wait. Is it Saturday night or Sunday morning now? It's 11:30. Okay, 11:34. It's still Saturday night. Well, I see a lot of cars. Definitely a lot of traffic over there. So, uh, we may be getting some activity. Blk cover boy. The metro mover runs until midnight and then it stays closed until 5 AM. Look at all these cars. Hello. I think I'll be the most active around the Mary Brickell Village area. Sapphire says, where are they going? I'm

not sure yes sam the metro mover could easily extend south. I think I found all the nightlife folks. This is the party section of Miami on Saturday night. Bob says everyone's well dressed. Yes, this place is called Sugar. Reservations required. There's also the party bus, the Fiesta bus. Jerry says uh party section seems so yeah and Asher says more nightlife in Wynwood and South Beach. I'll have to check Wynwood sometime. Some well-dressed people in this corner. Let's cross the street with them. Let's check them out. BLK cover boy, you prefer this than South Beach? Much different vibe here than South Beach for sure. I heard one of those people say oh that guy is live streaming. Everyone's so well dressed too and I wonder if they could still dress in like long clothes and jeans and stuff when the weather gets so humid. [Music] GG, you love the street fashion in Miami? I do too. Everyone's dressed up so colorfully. [Music] Daryl Jennings says hey Action Kid, Fernando misses you. He's

live in Times Square now. Yeah, I miss Fernando too from Super Friends and the city. Astrid says check out downtown Coral Gables, Coconut Grove. Also, I do need to check that out. Cube is you see more couples holding hands in Miami than anywhere else. You've noticed. I think there's a high-end Chinese restaurant, PF Changs. I'm gonna have to try this one out too. Lots of people here at Ballons Bar and Rassaree. ABX girls saying it's a chain. Yeah, I think I've seen them around a few other places too. BLK cover board says Brickell looks great for date nights. It'll be an excellent place for a date night. That says nice. Well, you record when you try new restaurants. That's what I've been doing. It's a rooftop bar there, by the way. This place, Sexy Fish. I think there must be like millions of dollars of artwork. It's also some kind of special event happening. People are dressed up. Look at these clothes. Says what camera are you using. It's very

clear uh I'm using the iPhone 13 Pro to live stream. [Applause] [Music] I think I'm gonna have to walk across on the other side of the street too. There's more restaurants there. Tara Levy, the best Peruvian food, is right around the corner. And what restaurant would that be? Is it on uh 11th Street? Tara Levy says Su Viche. I'm going to have to uh check it out right now. You know uh regarding food tonight, I didn't go out to eat. I cooked my own meal. Let's check Su Viche. I think it's like so Tara, you're saying this is the best Peruvian uh food, huh? Here's a Japanese restaurant, ramen. Yeah boy. If you want to drive here and park in this lot, it's 15 bucks. And how full is this lot? Looks pretty full already. So you pay 15, you can't even get a spot. So this is Tara's pick for best Peruvian food, Su Viche, sushi, and ceviche. I've only tried one really good uh

Peruvian restaurant and that's ceviche 105. Sushi Tuesday's buy one roll get one half off wine Wednesday's half off bottles happy hour every day from three to seven really cool I'll have to try this place sometime oh bob you like the Chinese Peruvian place in Woodside in New York City right Queens let's go back the other way Seth says you need to eat this is making you hungry good thing I had a big dinner before I came out onto this walk but great suggestion Tara I have to uh come here next time I haven't really been um eating in Brickell too much I need to explore Brickell some more uh Tony McLean 22 said did I go to downtown Miami yet yeah I was just there hi hi you're enjoying your Saturday night all right right now okay ready ready I'm ready oh my gosh I know some people are happy Yang Khan says DMCA unfortunately I don't think I'll get in trouble for

that little bit of snippet gg you thought they were going to kidnap me. That might be a uh a reasonable point there man. Look at this so many people here [Music] jolly girl twin says street side karaoke iron chain one two three. That's why you love watching these streams you never know what you're gonna run into. That's so true so uh this state says we are that famous hidden place and the name of it is mr01 extraordinary pizza [Music] oh my goodness the local bus m.i.a [Music] can it get more cramped on that bus or what whoa what's up [Music] that's the only thing those people know how to say. They don't know how to say anything else hey hey hey hey hey why not add some oohs and odds to it oh well why not say another letter how about instead of a's we go to z's right a a z z x y z a. Now I know my alphabet. I would be down to go to the war

[Music] bsn says the colorful building next blog. Yeah, this is part of the Brickell City Center on the next block. Tony says Miami and New York, both party cities. Yeah, you can get pretty party in New York as well. I've been out when it's been a party time in New York. Z chances the friends can call you ZZZZZ knee news says you want to be on that bus guy with 15 bucks. I hope you're making it out there. I miss New York. Thank you, Dallas guy. Yeah, pretty fun here, right? I miss New York too, but I can't be in two places at once. [Music] [Music] Oh yeah, Tara, two blocks to the left is the Brickell Station where you could transfer trains. Yeah, I'm going to make a left on 8th Street here, and I'll show you shots by Scott D. You love the late-night episode. Thanks. Uh, glad you could tune in. What's this colorful building to my right? This is the uh

sls lux building, and this is the Brickell City Center, which is a combination shopping mall, commercial space, and residential. I just realized that, uh, that person is the one that's playing the copyright music, and I don't want to fight him by walking alongside him. You know what? I don't think I have a choice, really. I'm just going to mute as I get past. Thank you. There's a pizza. I like it too. Fancy car park here. That's right, yeah. Look at that security guy knows this is [Music]. Yeah, the internet is not too good here. He's the bouncer for, uh, 88 Southwest 8th Street. Yeah, I muted the sound there because of the copyright music. I don't want to mute the sound, but, uh, I have to as I've gotten trouble with the music in the chat already, and I got a super chat from, uh, Gerard Vincent, 499. Do you get recognized in Miami? Right there, just happened. I got recognized. That was really cool. The bouncer knew me. He knew me from New York. He was saying, Oh.

I saw you with Tom Delgado, the uh super friends in the city. Jerry says that was cool and awesome. Glad you think so. That was really fun. Yeah, Bob. Party buses are popular here. I've seen them so many uh times in uh Miami. The party buses. There's put on a bucket list ride on a Latin party bus. I wonder if Publix is still open. The supermarket kind of looks like it. If it is, then uh I may consider ending my live stream here just to do some grocery shopping and then I'll head back. Oh no, it's closed and uh what in the world. I cannot walk to the corner here. I guess gotta go around that way. Yeah, this Publix closes at 10 o'clock. I'll have to do my grocery shopping another time. Not a big deal. I don't expect a lot of places to be open. It's uh almost midnight now and speaking of which maybe I should uh wait. It is midnight now 1201. I wonder if the metro mover is still running now because I I said that it closes at

midnight. Let's try it. They make an announcement that no trains are running, or what Carolyn says was wondering how you're going to get back. It's not running. I can always just walk back, or I can get a car service. It's not that bad. So, I feel like I won't be able to take this train. It's going to be past the service hours. Valerie says, If the last train leaves at 12 midnight, you may be able to catch the last one. Yeah, that's what I'm hoping for. I may be able to catch the last train out. Then I guess you're gonna see me walking back downtown on live stream. [Music] [Music] You know what? We're not already closing the gate. All right, let's walk back. We got no other choice other than getting a cab. Wow, this place is hopping. Look at it. There's so many people here. This is like the busiest place outside of Mary Brickell Village. Burger Meister, what's up, what's up. Hey, I'm on YouTube here in Miami. If

you're not in Miami. Go [ __ ] yourself. That's right, you gotta be here. That's where the party is. 21st birthday. Happy birthday, man. Look at that, you can drink now, all you want. I forgot I wear this. This is why I'm so [ __ ] up. That's right, YouTube, 21st birthday. Let's go prank Pacheco. Happy birthday, man. Take care. Mike says makes no sense to shut down the train at midnight on Saturday. Well, it is what it is. That guy is going to have the time of his life tonight. Speaking of which, is it his birthday now or was it a few minutes ago? Because, uh, we're back to SUVishay. Hey, that was my train. I could have possibly taken that one unless that one's running back to, uh, wherever it needs to go. It's how we probably won't remember being livestreamed. I don't know, we will see, right? Are you on YouTube? I am. Hey, sure. Are you vlogging? Yeah. How is this place?

I've never tried it. Yeah, fantastic. All right, best ramen place I've ever had in my life. I gotta try it, man. You have to. Yes, you're all expensive, but it's good. Yeah, thank you. Well, have a good night. Bye. A lot of people. Yeah, I do. What's up? Hey, what do you do? I'm, uh, action four places to check nightlife and stuff. It's awesome. That's cool. Yeah, you all right. Let's get it. Let's call it. Yeah. Carolyn says nice people. Yep, I think this is probably like the most happening block on Brickell here. POV says this is the best area. Yeah, I think this is the best area right here. There's like so many people here and everything, man. Okay, good night. I didn't even expect to come back here and, uh, because the metro is not running. Now I'm walking back. There's a park. What do these guys do? What's up? We need more cowbell. At least they're not saying, Hey, oh yeah. Okay, covered with another manga boy.

[Music] All right, I'm going to go this way. So Valerie says, Les cowbells. Dwayne, you play percussion, including cowbell in drums. This person's weighing up yet valet parked zero to three hours, 15 bucks. I wonder where they parked these cars. Jose says, Too many cowbells. Tara Levy, they parked them in the garages. Oh, interesting. [Music] Uh, not quite. Saffron says, How long is the walk back to your place? I would say another uh, 20 minutes or so. It's not too bad when I end them. People are still coming out. See what's the best way to cross the street here. Light turns first, this one. Hey, what's up? Hangman says, Doesn't look like past midnight based on the activities. It doesn't, right? Eyeglass lady, thanks for tuning in late to the party, but good evening. Should be a good morning. Now we're ready into Sunday. Foreign. Well, we're going back to this place again. Did the line get any shorter? It didn't. [Music]

this place is so busy. [Applause] People double park just to get into here. Okay, uh, Z Chan saying, Is the grocery store open at this time? No, I found out it wasn't so. So, well, here's the metro station, but uh, it's not running right now. Ten dollars only for early bird special. You have to be in before 8 PM. Uh, Sam says, Do people walk on the metro mover track at nights? I would assume that it's only the people who work on the uh, the system. I can make this light. BSM asked if I'm facing the Biscayne Bay. I was. Now I'm headed north towards downtown. Uh, I needed to make sure that driver saw me before passing by. Tara Levy asked if I like living in downtown. I do. Has a lot of the conveniences of a large city, and it's close by to everything. [Applause] Uh, Arturo, a good question. You saw there's a train station for Miami International Airport in one of your videos. Is that a direct

stop at the airport or is it stopped to the bus or air train to the airport uh you're correct there. It's a stop where you need to transfer to the air train to get there. They call it mia mover. I think one of these days I'll uh make a video showing my journey to the airport. This guy's music's so loud you hear it rumbling [Music]. All right, here's the bridge going to downtown. Lewis says I should check out winwood on Saturday night. I will do that [Music]. Mary reads saying the stream is awesome. Thank you, Glorious Lawrence. You want me to take a cruise ship one day. I'll love it. Yeah, I'm looking into that too. It might be fun. Michael says you think people really want to see the river. Yes, I will show the Miami river. Kind of windy up here saying the view. Yes, also look at this view behind me. Party bus, the local bus, Mia [Music]. Bob Kish saying it's a cowbell flea bust.

yeah, no cowboy on this bus. So, you know what I want to show you, and maybe there's a good place for me to end this stream, is inside the JW Marriott Marquis building. I actually went inside this hotel the other day, and the lobby is so nice. Oh goodness, let me just cross. Gotta be quick about it if you're gonna do it. So, this hotel here is incredible, JW Marriott Marquis. It's got the waterfall, and this lobby is incredible. Take a look at this chandelier. Saffran says better than the epic hotel across the street. I don't know, I kind of like them both. Alright folks, I'm going to end my stream here. It's been a pleasure streaming downtown and Brickell here in Miami. I want to thank all of you for tuning out, tuning in today. Appreciate all the support. Smash the like button. I will see you next time. Bye.

Miami LIVE Exploring Downtown & Brickell on Saturday Night (April 24, 2022)

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Bayfront Park has successfully replaced damaged grass from the Ultra Music Festival, and the area is now lively with people.

The host shares updates on their move to Miami and upcoming bike riding videos, while also promoting Earth Day and discussing the vibrant nightlife in the city.

The vlogger shares their experiences in Bayside, discussing the lively atmosphere and construction challenges in the area.

They mention their preference for New York City but are starting to make new connections in Miami.

The vlogger also provides insights on internet providers, favorite dining spots, and plans to explore more of downtown's nightlife.

Furniture Struggles and Downtown Miami's Transformation

The speaker is facing delays and frustrations with ordering furniture from Ikea, which is struggling with supply chain issues.

They have also experienced price hikes for other essentials, like cars and graphics cards, due to shortages and high demand.

Meanwhile, downtown Miami is undergoing significant development, with new buildings and modern amenities, creating a vibrant and changing urban landscape.

Claudia, currently in Atlanta, is seeking advice for moving to Miami and is advised to clarify her priorities and do research on the city's lifestyle options.

The speaker acknowledges climate change concerns but believes that natural disasters are a global issue and not a reason to avoid moving.

They express optimism about humanity's ability to find solutions to social and environmental challenges, while also sharing their desire for a simpler, harmonious life.

The Metro Mover in Miami has been in operation since the 1980s, providing a crucial transportation link between downtown and Brickell.

The train offers a weather-protected alternative to walking and runs frequently, with services until midnight and starting again at 5 AM.

The system's expansion and unique design aim to improve public transportation in the city, although there are calls for further expansion to better serve more areas.

Miami's party scene is vibrant, with well-dressed people and popular spots like Sugar and the Fiesta bus.

Wynwood and South Beach offer different nightlife vibes, while Brickell is great for date nights.

The area is bustling with restaurants, including the highly recommended Su Viche for Peruvian food.

The Brickell City Center, with its colorful buildings, offers a mix of shopping, commercial, and residential spaces.

The area is lively, with party buses and a bustling nightlife, drawing comparisons to New York.

The live streamer faces challenges with copyright music and missed train services, but enjoys the vibrant atmosphere and interactions with people, including being recognized by a bouncer from New York.

The speaker shares their positive experience at a fantastic ramen place and explores the lively nightlife in Brickell.

They encounter a busy atmosphere with people double parking and enjoying the area.

The speaker also discusses the metro's schedule, the convenience of living in downtown, and plans to show more of Miami in future streams.