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1. Come Out and Play in New Orleans

by New Orleans Tourism

6 months ago

A new music video featuring New Orleans.

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MILTON LONGOBARDI 6 months ago

That's New Orleans!
Milton, Sao Paulo, Brazil
Lea Sinclair 6 months ago

Love it...
Mauri Berry 6 months ago

Fantastic!
Jackie Adams 6 months ago

New Orleanian in Exile -- just saw this on NY1 at my Brooklyn apartment -- thanks for making me miss all of the things that make New Orleans a unique American city! Especially those softshell crabs, yummy! Very cool representation of the NEW New Orleans!
Hassan Babajane 6 months ago

Great Video, in Boston now.... can't wait to get back to NOLA.
Tyson 6 months ago

cool

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joe gellar 6 months ago

this is awesome. i want to go to bourbon street!
joe gellar 6 months ago

I want to go NOW!!
Nancy Buongiorne 6 months ago

After seeing the video, New Orleans looks pretty good...didn't know if it would ever get back to normal.
Tim McMahon 6 months ago

If you don't want to visit New Orleans after watching that video, there must be something wrong with you!!!
onaje lombard 6 months ago

I'm waxing nostalgic.. Great times, good food. This is why we love New Orleans!
Melissa Wolf 6 months ago

As a recent NOLA convert, this video perfectly captures my experiences there...the vibrancy, the energy, the sights, the friendliness, the TASTES (dear god, the crab, the beignets...). I can't wait to go back. Fantastic video!!! (Melissa in Portland, OR)
Theo Kitchen 6 months ago

Just took a mental vacation and cant' wait to really get back! Theo (Los Angeles, CA)
Jeffrey Weibel 5 months ago

Great video and Bourbon street looks better than ever! Give me some of dem oysters!
Jim Cummings 29 days ago

I have never seen a clip of the real new orleans. I've always seen the glorified, addicted to motion cinematography and jazz bands at mardi gras. The forced fun-loving chefs and enforced New Orleans stereotype that is only there for tourists. In other words, I've only seen us represented by television executives. But there are real things down there, the river, the people, the violence, the drawl, the depth that can never be represented through the cutesy and commercial. And I urge you to find it.

Jim Cummings
New Orleans, LA

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