Journey Inside Abandoned City | Part 2
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- čas přidán 24. 07. 2019
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I like how good you are getting at spotting those damn sensors.
CagetheKyle it’s eazy dude
Mister CRO motion and light sensors could easily trigger a silent alarm
I'd be shocked if any of them building had an alarm. No ones gunna pay for one on an old as building. Just extremely unlikely.. Unless it's a newer type storage building maybe, which none of these are.
Thos are simply carbon monoxide monitors and shit like that. Nothing police related
@@KingsColas plus, couldn't animals just trigger false alarms all the time?
@@DerGeistMannSPUKA exactly
I'm a simple man, I see ILLEGAL FREEDOM, I click
As long as his heatlh can handle it.
Same
Well said
You are simple,thats for sure,to use that meme.
yellow6100 gottem
(looking through old press and weird rooms with broken lights)
"interesting"
(looks down)
*"and that's a shotgun shell"*
Biggest WTF-moment!
that actually made me laugh
Time?
@@jonas053 5:05
I had the same thought, like WAIT STOP
19:01 take the key! You might need it for a puzzle later
19:30 d amn
This comment made me think like if it was a video game.
i though it had to appear a key before but didnt noticed this
This is what douchtubers would title this video if they did the same thing: "VISITING EXTREMELY HAUNTED BUILDING GONE WRONG!!!! WE SAW A GHOST?!?!?! (SCARY) ". Meanwhile you're just chillin', love it.
thats why i subscribe to this guy and block the others :)
You forgot about "at 3am with my gf)"
At least this dude doesn't clickbait, Or abuse watchtime.
yea, but he is boring as fuck
@@eaglemach9992 disagree
I like how you just walk through the building, respecting and admiring the machines, rooms and people that worked there and not randomly breaking stuff like others would do
Ok
Jesse Koivuniemi ok
@@magnol1a Ok
Danky Ok
@@deadchannelseriouslyitsdea9776 ok
**SHIEY.....I HOPE YOU READ THIS, IT WILL ANSWER SOME OF UR QUESTIONS** 4:45 Those wooden boxes held all the letters in the alphabet(upper/lower letters, different size upper/lower letters, specialty stamps, etc), you put all the letters together to spell words. They were used to print newspapers, books & so on. When you first entered the building, you said there was a hydraulic press, then said it not hydro b/c the gears spin....that was a screw press. JUST 1 LAST TIP, YOU SAID YOU WANTED TO TURN ON ALL THE MACHINES, BUT DIDN'T WANT TO GET CAUGHT.....next time explore the whole place first, then just before leaving, play with the machines. Hopefully, you could let know u read this info....stay safe bro & awesome vid!!!!!
Some of those letters are worth a bit if its an old font type
the machine at 4:20 has to be a sort of linotype. you type on the keyboard and the corresponding letters trickle down and makes a stencil of sort, which is then cast in lead. its the quicker, more noisy alternative to manually putting the sentences together for print. after use, the lead stencils can be thrown right back into the hot lead pot, and the letters get sorted back into the cases. i think they're pretty rare, very intricate machines
Entraya Crosshill hehe, 420
Its awesome to think how many people used to go there everyday. Someone sat at those machines day after day. Coworkers, friends, bosses. At one time that was a booming busy building. Cool shit
@@Crosshill Thank you for identifying it, now I will be able to sleep tonight. My mind was going crazy trying to analyze it. I thought it was some type of encryption/decryption machine.
*That thing is the grandmother of word processors, first one released in 1886!!
Imagine you are walking around in one of those buildings and one of the phones rings. I think i would just instantly die.
My heart dropped. I rember when i was a kid i was walking in an a abandoned building an the phone rang in the next room. I picked it up an the other person on the phone said im watching you.. That was creppy as fuck..
@@thecleaner1237 that's the most made up shit that someone could've said 🤦♂️🤣🤣🤣
I think I would laugh and instantly be reminded of joe wellers videos before he became a failed boxing reject that fell of the face of youtube
Fuck this shit im out
Fabian Rodriguez sounds like the guard was giving you a scare to get you out. Even long abandon places have security.
Your series are so nice. Seeing the city from this perspective is almost like being there...
What city is this?
@@79obrien Latvia, Riga. Honestly, i was suprised after first 20 seconds, cause i'm from Riga and this video i opened randomly 🤷♂️😁😁😁
@@MrCinitis thanks
"made in Soviet Union"
Bald and bankrupt will come there immediately if he sees this lol
hahahaha
imagine the two teaming up would be so awkward lol
@@HeadRecieverAtHeadOffice well apparantly, bb isnt gud in sneaking in buildings. xD
Or even remember the way out of the building.
lol
Especially it is was s sink
Wow! A soviet city! Full of soviet buildings!
Soviet, soviet, soviet...
I really like the absence of music in your videos. I like to hear abandoned places as if I was there. And most of the people who make exploring videos put background music, which I think is very annoying
everytime he gets into pov mode i go: so this is how tall people sees the world, cool.
I mean i guess he's tall but the camera angle makes it look like he's super tall lol
ikennminedaus he’s 1,90 or 6’3” I believe
Julian Duin ok so he is really tall😂
Is that meant to be funny?
@@julianduin1272 He's 1,90 WITH the GoPro. So he's ~1,85 or so.
I love how much he respects the places he visits. Everything he picks up he places it back exactly where it was. No broken windows or doors, he’ll enter via something that already looks accessible. In one video I saw a companion remove the panel from a door to get outside but they placed it back on as soon as they got back in. This is how exploring should always be done.
I hope you don’t stop train surfing to other cities, those videos remind us of The journey of the human spirit
How is he not afraid of azbestos?
He won't, but he will give train surfing a break for now to rest up and get back into the mood.
he is made of asbestos
@@midnightpunching6931 His mouth and nose are covered and he's wearing gloves. Unless he starts tearing up things he should be fine. Everything will want a thorough wash afterwards though.
Shits dangerous. I'd like to call it stupidity but I am entertained by it. I just wouldn't have the balls to do that. You fall off and that train runs you over you're going to bleed out you're done. There is no we're going to call an ambulance or there's a hospital across the street. I have a lot of respect for that that he actually takes the time to do train surfing for our viewing pleasure.
Honestly all his travels/illegal freedom vids are just setups for the best horror survival game ever. Imagine if his videos just him being normal, chilling, *jumps down a broken window*, turns around with flashlight on. BOOM! Sully stands there staring with Mike Wasowski
Lol if the zombie apocalypse every happens he'll have like 100+ compounds to have set up
I absolutely love how Shiey explains shit, "this turn this thing and then that thing turn that which goes down"
Here in united states thoughs abandoned buildings would be filled with crack heads and all that stuff would be completly gone
Especially the machine shops. Hell, even I -kinda- really wanna go see what parts & tools they had in that place...
Yeah thats why I'm scared about my man getting jumped every time he goes to a place like this
I just came home from an abandoned factory in Chicago, place is so torn down and ugly. I’ve lived 2 blocks and always wanted to explore it. Everything is sprayed up w graffiti. Very cool vibe tho it’s humongous
@@ajsotoo7350 I used to live close to Chicago and I've seen so many places that are only a year old and the look terrible it's crazy
@@TheBebuchis me too
Never take off that mask I like the mystery
There is some pictures of him without The mask on Instagram, they are kinda old, but fuck it.
@@erickbaumann9304 I don't want to see them, Mystery man it is
I might Remember Wrong. But some of the livestreams back in the days u could See him
@@lassie8862 Been watching for a couple of years now. Hiding his face is a relatively new thing.
I've seen him without a mask. But he keeps one on now to hide his identity when he's out in public in case someone sees his videos and recognizes him. I definitely agree with you I love the mask I love the anommimity.
"Cool ass..."
*Flips rasp*
"-Nail File."
I'm pretty sure that first building is a metal workshop used to make letter blocks for printing presses, which are located in the second building.
That would explain the separation of buildings, and why they needed lathes, drill presses, mixers, etc. in a building for printing books: They made their fonts instead of buying them from other companies.
Still not sure about that pizza cutter though.
Maybe if the pages are a bit to long to cut the sides off? Idk
I could be mistaken but you have a similar thing in sewing you run it over your material you want to cut and it does layer cutting without having to use scissors
In america red buttons also usually stop a machine.
@OneNerdyBoi or end one
Or starts nuclear
its universal, i honestly dont know why he said that.
Red is easy to spot and thats whats needed in an emergency
Or add more ambargos to turkey :(
Can we talk about how rad it is that most of the machinery still works, some of it possibly being 30+ years old?
I enjoy your way of exploring, Shiey, a lot in fact. You have a way with the camera and a lot of respect for the places you visit.
The Soviets were shit at a lot of things, but somehow their technology was always relatively efficient. Probably due to design simplicity.
@@nomadicjake7292
They "were shit at a lot of things" only because NATO media says so. They had no more or less flaws than anyone else on the planet.
random people outside : sh!t man, that building is haunted, i just heard the machine turn on and off couple times
19:07 all of those open doors r so creepy
All those tools! Shoot, I could use a lot of that stuff. In the U.S. such a building would have been picked clean years ago.
Well thing is back then europe was full of these workshops so its not that rare here. My grandfather worked on a lathe until he retired.
It's a travesty to have those lathes just sitting there gathering dust.
As soon as a place gets abandoned its gets picked clean by crackheads who sell it for crack
How come? So many thieves in the us?
@@rubenbraekman4515 just people who like tools
10:01 that says Tom & Jerry Vakantieboek, which is Dutch and means Tom & Jerry Holiday Book. What the hell is that doing there?!
lekker op vakantie toch
yeah wtf i noticed that too, hella weird
How much do you think it’s worth????
That's capitalism for you. They probably were cheap to make there
Kolonisatie is een bitch
I would always be afraid to "meet" someone in there. I'm thinking about drug addicted and other people who don't want to be found.
nothing wrong with drug addicts, just the ones that steal and hurt, they need more love than some.. some of the nicest people ive met are ex-addicts.. we all human
“Closed from 2011”
me: so, like, 4 years ago? Cool
me, later: wait a second
Yeah time flows so qicly im sick from thinking about that.
Same😭
9buesrs ago it closed how comes?
rainbow snek what am I missing?
@@austinclay1555 that the time goes fast.
I find it facinating that these machines are plugged in and fully working and that there is power going to this building thats clearly been abandoned for years. You really should turn off all the lights after yourself, otherwise youre only creating chnaces for people to realise the building has power and have it cut off. its strange that there isnt homless people living in there considering there is lighting and power.
It's crazy to think how full of life these places were at one point. Those presses are a piece of history, really cool to see.
Warm empty building with electricity and couches, and this man's like imma look for a rooftop to sleep on
I love that there’s no clickbait, just him exploring.
nothing beats coming home from work to a new shiey video every wednesday
we need you to sneak into area 51 to find dem aliens
They have a shoot to kill policy over there. You step over that line and they have a right to kill you.
Murica.
@@EinkOLED thats why we sneacc.. shiey is a professional at that.
@@EinkOLED No they don't. There were two swedish youtubers who made it in. Three miles past the gate actually... Are they dead? No. $1,000 dollar fine and awaiting their court date in their hotel.
Ae86 Hachi becouse they gave up, if they did not give up the soldiers had every right to kill then
When U turned on the drill I was like ; "TURN IT OFF! You're attracting the zombies!!!"
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 your sooo deep in to it
Shiey startled the witch
Really love the evolution of your videos. From silent bunker runs to actually hearing you explain your thoughts and the mission behind what you do...thank you for everything.
I am from Riga and never found interesting abandoned places to explore. You were here for couple days and found some😄
Fairly sure he mentioned that he had other people tell him where these things are (most likely urbex people that live in riga)/ found some on google maps. It was definitely planned weeks/months in prior to his journey to the city, he didnt just stumble across these places.
kamon, aizej kaut uz vefu :D
shiey is definitely a building interpreter. He actually visits most abandoned buildings and tries to discover what it used to be. It's basically a "bedtime-story" type of thing for me lately.
shiey, stay based, king!
All the machinery inside costs hundreds of thousands of euro
Especially the editing one super cool for different projects
That hospital was so creepy. Like straight out of a horror game. I was waiting for a little girl to pop her head out every time you looked inside a new room. You got balls man, I would never have walked inside there.
Electricity is free in Riga.....by the looks of things
Fire risk though
its not riga
@@Markokk888 what is it then ?
@@6___________99_____________64 i think its in lithuania
@@Markokk888 it is Rīga.
Damn this guy is fearless. I would never go inside such a building by myself
"Nice system.I like it....organized,it was.....before the mess."My thoughts on the USSR.
"It's a hydraulic pre-"
*_"HELLO CZcams WELCOME TO HYDRAULIC PRESS CHANNEL"_*
velcome to de hoodraulic press chanel
"helou juutuub velkam tu hydraulik press tsänel" real finnish way to say it
Hallo CZcams velcome to beyon the Pres channel
5:35 NOO, you forgot to switch the light off.
The nagging mom in me watches and wants to say pick up your trash and turn off the lights. Also paranoid as hell he's going to come across someone in the buildings, back alleys, woods, etc.
No he turned them of when he whan heading down the stairs
That non hydraulic press ("spindelpresse") was made by a company in germany my dad worked at. So cool :D the world is small.
I really enjoy your videos, I have some very hectic days and I always come to your videos to relax in the evenings.
3rd building is army barracks, medcommission for new recruits in Riga. As I remember, stopped working somewhere in 2000's.
kur tieshi?
@@jankovskis5186 Brasa, pie brasas cietuma.
@@medikopterslv zini vel kaadu labu vietu Rigaa?
@@jankovskis5186 jaa, sarkanas zvaigznes rupnica pie gaisa tilta, tijai tur neka iznemot kiegelus un tuksas telpas nav, bet skati labi no augsas. Vienigi jauzmanas no lifta shahtas, nav norobezota un ja kriti tad tas ir viss.
@@medikopterslv o labs, par kaadiem bunkuriem nav info?
those mills in the metal workshop sells for around 6000€ used :D ( 2:17 , 7:30 )
Those machines would easily sell for double that here in the States, even in non-working condition. We haven't really been in the machine manufacturing business in several decades, so now your stuck paying a lot of money for either a clapped out SouthBend or Atlas, or pay a huge premium on a nice machine from Taiwan.
@@richard1165 Man here in Czech Republic there was company named Bata and that company was making shoes from 1894. There was big factory full of original old machines but in 90s communism ended here. This big factory ended because borders was free and they start import cheap boots from china. Almost every machine was sold to other countries like india and china. They probably still making boots on these old machines.
Martin Paták Další Čech vítej 🤣
@@athulmohan7305 Yes bata is only one and yes I know even back then years ago Bata build many factories around the world in India too. Its crazy when you realize this brand is from my city :D
Similar situation for the lathe! My heart ached when I saw it. I wanted it bad, even though I probably wouldn't be working.
Heyyy man, if you need anything IN Riga, hit me up, I've lived here for the past 5 years, and I would like to meet you
Zinai kad jis lietuvis ane?
Žinau, bet reikia, kad ir užsieniečiai suprastų (:
Mmmm aisku
Aš neseniai tik supratau, kad jis lietuvis ir buvau šoke, nes pagaliau nuostabus content!!!!
@@milda1220 Yeah I think the same
That place seems like it would've been efficient at printing, considering the amount of shop space devoted to maintaining it, plus typesetting room etc etc. I wanted to know what those books were! Could've held many clues about the nature of the place!
2:05 Those drill bits and fabrication tools would be worth quite a bit of money. If someone sets up a new workshop and buys that stuff new, it costs hundreds of dollars. Can't believe someone would just leave it all behind.
Not Gary Oldman yeah definitely. many thousands. They had lathes and presses and all sorts of goodies in there. Have fun getting those out of there tho lol.
Can we just give this guy a round of applause for risking going to jail to make us amazing content
I like how all these places are still powered. I wander why they never shut off power or if they even know about the lights still working?
G_S they must know as they are still getting charged for it
@@leweee Does not have to be, the place I work for got no water bills for 4 Years and nobody noticed, no one of the city and no one from us. (We obviosly paid the missing bills)
It's probably because someone still owns these places (which makes it illegal to visit btw, but that's why the series is called that way) and they likely plan on reactivating most of the time
I think this place is still in use by someone.
@@PandaLaBlin
Looks like it. Aside from that one spot that caught fire, the infrastructure I saw was nice and functional.
16:38 bruh, that shot is screaming "photo op" *.* cool episode 😊 stay safe when going inside abandoned buildings though, ya know, asbestos, black mold and other hazardous stuff..
God, this makes me so nostalgic for my teenage years, walking around abandoned buildings and shit was some of the best fun I ever had.
I totally dig what you do, interesting that such huge buildings are shut down and not being used, so many people could live in them, keep safe my friend
Shiey you really have steel balls to go alone into those abandoned places, I would probably spend all my time scaring myself because of my own shadow.
You have all of my respect.
P.S. during your explorations have you ever encountered disgusting animals, such as mice or various insects?
Hahahah that is the most random question ever?! I love it
a ghost or a weird psycho
Something relaxing about watching these videos, minus the parts where he is walking on the edge of a rooftop... lol
I like how this guy leaves everything as he found it so the next person can come along and see things in just the same way he did, he doesn't steal or break anything.
Man, i love this dude.
His videos are so nice and different from other exploring youtubers.
Keep up the goodwork man!
great content, I especailly like your calm presentation, without hype, that makes it so awesome to watch ... keep it up and take care
Super ! New episode ! Thank You Shiey ! :)
Shiey, I hope you are happy and safe wherever you are, your videos give me inspiration and have helped me to not feel so alone in these pandemic times, I would road dog with you anyday! Much love dude
Awesome adventure man! I have wandered the earth since I was about 14, Hitchhiking, walking, driving and biking to places most wont go. Love the videos keep up the great work and enjoy the freedom!
19:46 you missed a sensor in the stairwell !
1:31 That buzzed and then I got a notification from Windows, and for a second I was like "WHAT?! That machine is connected to Windows 10???"
Great videos....so unique to see how everything is kinda frozen in time... like every place was abandoned in the 80,s....love it..
These videos are criminally underrated. Thanks Shiey.
" I know I can use public transport.... but.. umm...
NO!"
😂 Love the Shiey way.
Shiey way to say that next place is ten minute walk away..🚶♂️
Last time I was this early,Shiey used to show his face.
Hi, Shiey! I like so much your videos and I love you personality. You have a good energy, a amazing vibe and a comforting voice . I don't know how to explain, but when I watch your videos I kind of feel free through you. So, thank you so much and take care, pls! Hugs from Brazil!🇧🇷💜
"Shiney" at 5:03, I love that level of energy!
whenever he turns around and someone or something is Standing behind him im gonna propably die cuz im Not prepared for this type of horror movie
hey shiey, I wanted to suggest getting a small attachable mic. so there would be less wind noise in your videos. otherwise i love your exploration and work
Don’t worry about wind noise. Who needs extra weight and wires while your climbing water towers and generally kicking ass.
I actually like the noise, the glass crunching, the wind blowing etc. I would be sad if all we could hear was him IMO
(called a lavalier mic for future reference)
@@darkmann12 I'm sure he's referring to the non-powered Røde VideoMicro etc. and not a lavalier microphone.
@@Spergie ah, that's not something i thought of. to be honest, the original comment could apply both ways
One of the coolest things about all the abandoned buildings he visits is the idea of a person using the building and then exiting it for the very last time, making it officially abandoned.
Man that place with the workshops, I could spend hours there, looking at all the bits and pieces. As a bit of a hobby woodworker, I could probably figure out how 90% of the stuff works too. Really awesome place!
"You'd think the red button starts it"
No.. no i would not.. Never would i think a red button or light ever meant something was running/made it run.
yeah, if you have ever touched any machine once in your life you will know that the red button will always be stopping it lol.
still a great video, shiey is one of my favorite youtubers.
@@TheGumiBear Yea, ofc, love Shiey, was just pointing it out since i found it funny. So i hope no one takes it the wrong way and thinks i'm hating on him, i'm obviously not ^^'
I know right? In production, red means power is running to the machine. Industry saying is "red is dead," meaning most dangerous for the operator. Typically a black or green indicator stops the power. Pretty backwards if you think about traffic lights lol
@@putittop1236 I don't know what machines you have worked with but I think you are in the minority with your observations.
This gives me The Last of Us vibe, especially the first minutes with all those overgrown plants.
Shiey you’re such a chill adventurous dude I fucking love it. & you’re brave as hell roaming abandoned buildings by yourself.😂♥️
even if those machines look old it doesnt mean it got abanded to long ago.. we still use old machines becose they work great.. but i still cant say when it got abandoned
and also. love your videos mate. isnpired me to continue with my own climbing and exploring here in sweden
16:38 don't know why for me It's kinda creepy seeing a random chair on a hallway xD
Craze Dhark not really
Peter Hallen that’s why this person said “for me” not just generalizingz
Tyler Butschli Yeah but usually you find chairs in abandoned places
Go to Estonia, Pärnu. Theres an abandoned hospital over there.
Ghozt Tallinnas rohkem tegevust ja ta ei hakka hetkel kindla peal tulema
Läbi pärnu saabki Tallinna, pole hullu :D
võiks Eesti tulla jah :D
Kus see haigla veel on? Eluaeg pärnus elanud
@@Epindary sillutise 6 :p
I liked the theatre and the viewing gallery. All good. Thank you for sharing.
I love the video!Its just shiey saying:
„Old crap…
I like it“
@ 4:25 this is the machine that creates those silver letters, I have seen a similar machine. If this is the same machine I have seen, when you type on the keyboard, the machine actually physically casts the letters from molten metal, the cool thing is you can actually melt down the silver letters once you are finished with them, inside the machine and reuse the metal to create new ones.
Something I’ve noticed with Russian buildings in comparison to US buildings is this: Russian buildings seem like labyrinths with almost no purpose. I understand this building is some sort of factory, however there seems to be no rhyme or reason behind the setup and layout of the building itself, which seems consistent with the prior video. It really helps give off an odd and eerie feeling.
Ussr not Russian
Oh man, that second building was probably a publisher and a big one! By the looks of it they did most of the work in house, from preparing the paper, to the layouts, printing it, covers for the books... really cool!
I can't believe anyone would just leave all those machines and tools man. Those are valuable cnc machines, outdated, but valuable enough that someone could start their own shop with
am I the only dutch one that saw that the Tom & Jerry thing sai 'vakantieboek'? (Vakantieboek is translated as a Holiday book with puzzles and strips for kids)
I saw it too 😊
id like to see him in an abandoned hospital “woah sick red paint”
4:35 - That's a linotype machine. It's a pretty neat piece of gear. Essentially, it's a typewriter that prints blocks of lead. You would type out the lines for a page of newsprint on this thing and it would spit out those lines as a set of lead blocks to be typeset in a press frame, which would then be inked and used to print that page of the paper.
The piece of metal that you can see at 4:57 is what this thing would spit out.
the big machine with a keyboard is a linotype machine. the operator types on the keyboard, and what they type is turned into custom lead case type. the rectangular column on the back of it would hold a flow of hot lead to pour the type.
the skinny drawers would have held standard type fonts for typesetting press plates.
That Tom and Jerry magazine you found was actually in Dutch, God knows how that ends up there.
6:08 "posters of kittens and ladies" **looking at them while deciding if he will look at them again after filming** 😸👩🏻🚀
Your videos are so dope. The camera work and everything you do is so engaging. Thank you for your these
Every time I see shiey uploaded my day gets so much better
Dude I would never go in there I would've peed myself so props to you for doing that and just chillin
you can search for abandoned places map made in google maps
in google. these usually have alot of places written down. i use it in Tallinn to explore
What? What link
Man this shit is so interesting. It’s so cool to explore dead/abandoned living spaces like that, and just try to wonder how many months/years somebody may have spent there
What fun. I wish I had filmed my travels in the early 2010s. We went exploring abandoned places we would see on back highways. When i travel , If Im not in a rush, I LOVE taking old US and State Highways instead of the boring Interstate system.