SubwayTakes: Should There Be a Mute Button in the Middle of Your TV Remote?
Subway riders discuss whether the TV remote is poorly designed and what would improve it (New York City subway, 2025).
Month: January 2025
SubwayTakes: Is Jealousy the Most Underrated Emotion?
Subway riders argue whether jealousy is actually a useful and underappreciated emotion (New York City subway, 2025).
SubwayTakes: Is Admitting You Were Wrong the Real Mark of Adulthood?
Subway riders discuss whether the ability to admit you were wrong is the true definition of maturity (New York City subway, 2025).
SubwayTakes: Should People Stop Consuming the News?
Subway riders debate whether people should quit following the news entirely (New York City subway, 2025).
Are Voter ID Laws Racist? People Answer on the Street
A YouTube Shorts clip from November 4, 2025 (USA (specific location not confirmed in available metadata), 2025).
SubwayTakes: Are Women Not Picky Enough in Dating?
Subway riders debate the claim that women lower their standards too quickly in dating (New York City subway, 2025).
Is Voter ID Racist? Man on the Street Asks Tough Questions
A man-on-the-street format interview video asking members of the public the direct question: is requiring a photo ID to vote racist? (USA (specific location not confirmed in available metadata), 2025-2026 (exact date not confirmed; included here as best available MOTS-qualifying candidate; flag for date verification)).
Predicting Incomes on the Streets of London — Did He Get It Right?
Street interviews where a host predicts strangers’ incomes based on appearance before they reveal the truth (London, United Kingdom, 2025).
Guessing Salaries Across London — Every Guess, Every Reaction
Street interviews challenging Londoners to guess each other’s salaries across different parts of the city (London, United Kingdom, 2025).
The Chinese React to the US-China Tariff War | Street Interview
Chinese civilians react to the tariff war between the US and China: some express nationalism and defiance, others show economic anxiety, and many demonstrate surprisingly nuanced views of American consumers versus American policy (China (streets), 2025).
‘A FETISH’: Trump Doubles Down on Unpopular Tariffs Even as Voters Fume Over Rising Costs
Disillusioned Trump supporters speak directly about their buyer’s remorse (Rittman, Ohio, 2025).
As Americans Worry How They’ll Afford Gas and Groceries, Trump Is Mocking Their Concerns
Real voters describe the gap between what basic necessities cost them and what Washington says about the economy (Various U.S. locations, 2025).