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Just further proof that black guys can make even the whitest songs sound better.
(I know this isn’t the NYC Subway, but it was too good not to post!)
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Great post. What subway system is this? I loved how the riders at first were not into but then got into it all the way.
ReplyLooks like Paris to me, based off the triple handles on the poles. That’s the only place I’ve seen that
ReplyI love how the white folks sit there not knowing what to do…hahahaha. You silly white people, loosen up….where else butthat great city of new york could this happen?
ReplyExcept it’s definitely not NY
ReplyThe group is called Naturally Seven and you can see their video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T5qc3qZqe38
ReplyIt’s Line 1 in Paris. Which has the funniest automated announcements of all time recorded by a completely confused sounding lady who butchers FDR’s poor name. “Franklin Roosevelt?? Franklin Roosevelt…”
ReplyDefinitely the Paris Metro, probably the 1 line.
Check out all of the FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT overhead platform signs visible out the window from 3:46 through 2:52 (remaining) in the video.
Here’s another pic of one of the same platform signs:
http://tinyurl.com/2esvd9
Very nice.
ReplyYes, I can confirm that it is Paris.
I think if it were NYC, people would listen, but act like they weren’t paying attention.
Then again, if it were 3am on a train somewhere in the Village, anything is possible.
ReplyIt definitely looks like New York City, but I guess the reactions would have been the same in either place. It is funny to see the white people react to them though hahaha.
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