However, other fans have different theories about that imagery — theories that have nothing to do with Kim at all.One Twitter user Princess Nokia does not believe New York City is dying, but rather, it belongs to the kids. “I've been in the parks with the kids. It's very alive. It's maybe too alive," she says with a laugh. "Youth culture has the biggest spirit, and I have a wonderful first-row view to all the people around me." In venues, I have rarely had a problem ever and people are really great. Also, being an underground artist in general, there's already a lot of knowledge of where club culture, in particular, comes from. It comes from Black, Latino, and queer communities. So, people are just accepting in general... But, you know, public, everyday life is not particularly fun, still. There's a lot more choices about personal safety when being out in public, but that's not really been the worry in private spaces like clubs or with friends or at peoples' houses.ContentView Iframe URLTV: present how American cities are being transformed. TheCOVID-19 pandemicwhich hasleft millions