(photo via Twitter user @forrest1175)
51st Street and 10th Avenue in Hell’s Kitchen, 7 pm. pic.twitter.com/NgZo4QIrlQ
— Liam Stack (@liamstack) April 5, 2020
Yes! The ambulances were even louder and more constant today, so we were, too. #nyc #ThankYouHealthCareWorkers pic.twitter.com/smG7LKF9Bz
— Joanna D. (@JoannaInNY_MPH) April 3, 2020
Probably the loudest cheering night so far. #newyorkstrong #NewYorkTough @NYTMetro pic.twitter.com/eKVvc7O45u
— Abe Rothstein (@RothsteinAbe) April 5, 2020
Nightly clap fest at my bldg. Tonight they played “New York, New York” + everyone made noise. #NYC #uws Nothing is more fashionable right now than supporting our medical workers as they fight coronavirus. Staying home is easy. Saving lives is hard. #dothefive #istayhomefor pic.twitter.com/BH9IAq9czR
— @nylonista (@nylonistagirls) March 31, 2020
51st Street and 10th Avenue in Hell’s Kitchen, 7 pm. pic.twitter.com/NgZo4QIrlQ
— Liam Stack (@liamstack) April 5, 2020
Listen to New York’s spirit roar. In this moment of crisis, we may not be able to see our city’s strength, but we can damn sure hear it. Keep truckin’ on, New York. #nyc #EssentialWorkers #HealthcareHeroes #nytough #ClapBecauseWeCare #inwood #uptown #BeatTheVirus pic.twitter.com/wY3YoID01r
— Derek M. Norman (@derek_m_norman) April 4, 2020
To the man on the UWS #NYC who screamed “I love New York” over and over again: u have impressive lungs, sir. ♥️💪#ClapBecauseWeCare #ClapForCarers #ClapForCleaners 👏🌈 pic.twitter.com/8KmvedWHmv
— Stephanie Gillis (@stevie_gillis) April 2, 2020
This past Sunday night, as the 7PM Cheer began to die down, a rainbow appeared over the city. At the same time, a man who apparently goes by the handle ‘John the Baptist’ ripped a tribute to Jimi Hendrix’s national anthem.
Rainbow over New York City at 7 p.m. as people cheer for health care workers. pic.twitter.com/0NiLiqkH69
— Vaughn Sterling (@vplus) April 13, 2020
Right as the cheering died down in Jersey City at 7PM tonight, a rainbow appeared outside our window over the Hudson. Made me cry. Tough week. Stay safe everyone. pic.twitter.com/Y8AmltWwaQ
— Matt Doyle (@MattfDoyle) April 13, 2020
A crazy beautiful rainbow from the top of One World Trade Center to the top of the Empire State Building as the sun set tonight in New York City #NewYork #newyorkcity #nyc @EmpireStateBldg @wtc #rainbow @agreatbigcity pic.twitter.com/rdw6WzwUqK
— Gary Hershorn (@GaryHershorn) April 13, 2020
Via Gothamist (filmed by Rainer Turim and shared with Gothamist):
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