Sisa: Cocaine of the Poor — Greek Street Drug Documentary
Street documentary exploring ‘sisa,’ an ultra-cheap methamphetamine devastating Greece’s poorest communities during the economic crisis (Athens, Greece, 2012).
Triumph the Insult Comic Dog Visits Occupy Wall Street
Triumph roams the Occupy Wall Street encampment, skewering protesters, bankers, and the bull statue alike (Zuccotti Park, Lower Manhattan, New York City, November 2011).
Peter Schiff at Occupy Wall Street: ‘I Am the 1%’
Economist Peter Schiff walks into Occupy Wall Street and debates protesters on capitalism, inequality, and the 1% (New York City, 2011).
Nicole Kidman, Emma Stone, Viola Davis and More: Their Billy on the Street Moments
A compilation of the biggest celebrity appearances on Billy on the Street (New York City, New York, 2011–2019).
Top 10 Funniest Billy on the Street Moments
WatchMojo’s countdown of the ten funniest Billy on the Street moments (New York City, New York, 2011–2018).
Wall Street Guy Mocks Protesting Walmart Workers
A man in a Wall Street office drinks champagne and mockingly waves at Occupy protesters on the street below (New York City, 2011).
Trump Supporter Challenges Obama — Then Regrets It
A Trump supporter confronts Barack Obama with a challenge (United States, 2010s).
Can People Pick Out a Bisexual Person? — Lineup
BuzzFeed’s Lineup format in which strangers try to identify which person in a group is bisexual (United States, 2010s).
A $15 Minimum Wage Will Hurt Workers — Man on the Street
Street interviews exploring the argument that a $15 minimum wage could hurt the workers it’s meant to help (United States, 2010s).
Where Are Your Tax Dollars Going? — Man on the Street
Street interviews asking Americans where they think their tax dollars actually go (United States, 2010s).
The Legendary Dosa Man of NYC — Street Food Icons
A profile of the legendary Indian street food vendor who has served dosas outside the Met for decades (New York City, 2010s).
50 Cent Talks Eminem, Rick Ross, and Hip-Hop Being Pop
50 Cent discusses his relationship with Eminem, his beef with Rick Ross, and argues that hip-hop has become pop music (United States, 2010s).