We spent New Year’s Eve inside a completely abandoned house, exploring every room before decorating it and counting down to midnight with champagne, noise makers, and a full celebration. This abandoned house exploration turns into a one of a kind New Year’s Eve experience you will not see anywhere else.
In this video, I explore a heavily decaying abandoned house filled with mold, personal belongings, family photos, old calendars, furniture, books, clothing, and rooms frozen in time. After the full walkthrough, RiddimRyder and I turn the house into party central, decorate it, and ring in the New Year right at midnight.
This is raw, old school urban exploration. No intro, no music, just a full abandoned house exploration followed by a New Year’s Eve celebration in a place most people would never step foot inside.
What you’ll see in this video • Full abandoned house exploration • Mold damage, warning signs, and extreme decay • Personal belongings and untouched rooms • Upstairs bedrooms, attic, and hidden spaces • Decorating an abandoned house • Midnight countdown and New Year’s celebration • Champagne, noise makers, and chaos
If you enjoy abandoned places, urban exploration, forgotten homes, or unique New Year’s Eve experiences, this video is for you.
👇 WATCH UNTIL MIDNIGHT The celebration is worth it.
🎥 Featuring: @RiddimRyder
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⏱️ Chapters 00:00 Countdown & Cold Open 00:23 Entering the Abandoned House 01:42 First Room & Severe Mold Damage 03:10 Kitchen Exploration & Left Behind Items 06:05 Living Room Disaster 08:48 Upstairs Rooms & Personal Belongings 12:40 Sewing Room & Bedrooms 15:30 Attic Exploration 18:05 The New Year’s Eve Plan 19:30 Decorating the Abandoned House 21:45 Midnight Countdown 22:30 Happy New Year Celebration 24:00 Final Moments & Wrap Up
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All right, what's up, guys?
Here we are, another Bando adventure.
Where is he?
Right there.
I'm here with Rhythm Rider.
Right there.
We're Urbexing.
This is my second time here.
His first time here.
So we're going to do another video of this crazy house, guys.
This house is completely trashed.
The best room of the house though, definitely right here where UBJ is right there.
You can put that light right in his face.
Check this out, guys.
Wow.
Look at all the mold, all the stuff.
Crazy, crazy, crazy.
So let's do it.
No music today.
No intro.
We're doing it old school.
We're going to get right to it.
Let's go.
All right.
So we're going to head into the kitchen first.
So UBJ can do what he's doing.
Look at this.
We've got sagging wallpaper.
We've got furniture.
We've got so much going on in here.
There's a urn box here.
There's a ashes box, urn box, ashes box, but there's no ashes.
So I don't know where they went.
I don't remember seeing those last time I was here.
Got lots of family photos in this house and check out this.
Now, last time I said this, somebody called me racist, but this is a ghetto blaster.
I don't know why the word ghetto blaster would be considered racist, but that's what I call
a ghetto blaster.
You know what?
I've been called on that too, because that's what I grew up on.
Yeah.
It's a ghetto blaster.
This closet is crazy.
Look at all the black mold on the wall.
So gross.
And everything's just disgusting in here.
This whole house is just nasty.
The worst part, I would say, is this right here in the kitchen.
So we're going to head on in here.
Hold your breath, guys, because it is pretty bad in here.
So first, we're going to take a look.
We've got two calendars.
What have we got for year?
I can't even see the year on the calendars.
2022 on this one.
What?
How is that even possible?
That's like three years ago.
All right.
Anyways, so heading on in to the kitchen, and it's disgusting, guys.
It's so bad.
This is a calendar from 1917, which is a little bit more like it.
There we go.
We got some Betty Crocker recipe books, and we got some light bulbs and some freezer bags,
and then we got all these spices in here.
Okay.
Look at the oven.
Ugh.
Nasty.
Show you the floor, so you see what I'm up against when I'm walking in here.
Bad news, guys.
Bad news.
Heading on in some more here, and I just got so much crap laying around, and all the cupboards
are still full, teacups, saucers, glassware.
Man.
Look at this.
What a mess.
Every room in this house has something else special, guys.
Oh, so special.
There's a sign on the door that says, danger due to health hazard.
All right.
So, we're just going to look at the floor a little bit.
Look at this tennis racket here.
That's pretty cool.
And then we'll do a pan here of this room, and straight ahead, you've got like a hutch,
tiny cabinet type thing.
All right.
And then we'll head into the living room, so you can see the disaster that is the living
room.
Big, long curtain that goes from one side to the next here.
Look at the couch, guys.
Look at all the...
It's so gross.
Man.
And then we go this way, and check out this wall with the black mold.
It's so nasty.
Just going nice and slow.
You guys can take it all in.
There's my tripod there.
What's this?
Some kind of a frame here or something?
Maybe that's a tabletop.
Yeah, that's probably a table.
Big, comfy chair here, and then there's the TV.
Looks like somebody's underwear hanging over the TV.
I have noticed a lot of underwear just randomly placed around in this house.
And then we got...
There's all their books.
Here, we've got a bunch of books, not touching any of them.
This house is most definitely to be condemned and torn down.
Does anybody remember this house from my video here from a couple of years ago?
All right.
We'll take one last look here before we move on.
There he is.
What is up, guys?
What is up?
Guys.
I've got the phone here.
There's the phone.
And lovely couple.
Lovely photo of the couple that lived here.
Okay.
Head on up the stairs.
There's a lot of cool stuff going on up here.
Start with this room.
Guy was like some kind of a scientist or something.
He's got all kinds of stuff in here for doing science experiments.
But you can't see it because there's insulation all over the place.
But there's lots to see in here, guys.
Here.
Nothing is empty.
All right.
And then over here, the science desk doing all the science work.
See?
Okay.
Moving along.
So here's what we're going to do.
We're going to go into this room and then we're going to come out that room and go over
into that room.
This is like a reading room, maybe.
There's the blue dress.
Grandma's blue dress.
It's nice.
A teapot.
And you come on over here and we have several cassettes.
Christmas at the Pops and a festival of England and Gilbert and Sullivan and other things
that I don't know anything about.
All right.
See all the stuff on the floor.
And then we'll take a quick look upstairs in the attic in a minute when we finish this
floor.
There's a really cool old chest right there.
It's just got a bunch of blankets in it.
What's in here?
What do we got in here, guys?
Oh, it's a linen closet filled with old linens and stuff.
Okay.
All right.
Then we can go in here to the bathroom.
Nice shower curtain there, eh?
That's nice.
Look at this rusting away, just rotting away.
Wow.
I'll give you a real quick little what's up, guys, in the mirror here.
There is my biggest fan right there.
All right.
Then we go into the sewing room as we make our way through the mess.
And we have a desk here and a Singer sewing.
No, that's not a Singer sewing machine.
It's a sewing machine and records and maybe some tapes, all kinds of stuff on the floor
here.
Last time I was here, I found one of these for every province in Canada, but now there's
only one left.
I don't know where the rest of them went.
Got a sergeant here.
Somebody was a sergeant.
Then we got this big closet filled with clothes, dry clean clothes and shoes still in boxes
and stuff.
OK, this room here, take a look for you.
And so now here's the hallway that we were in and now we're going to go into the bedroom
here.
And it's been pretty tossed around an alarm clock right there.
Some glasses.
What's up, guys?
There's all the stuff on top of the dresser and then we come around here.
There's another dresser there and here's the bed.
Do you like my play by play?
I wonder if there's anything under the mattress.
Should we look under the mattress?
Let's have a look and see here.
Nope.
Nothing under the mattress.
OK.
Oh, I almost fell.
Oh, no.
OK.
Have a quick look in the attic.
There's quite a bit of neat stuff up here.
This radio here.
And I'll just do like a little pan here.
I remember when I was here last time, I found all whole collection of Dr. Seuss books up
here.
OK, guys, moving right along here, we're almost done.
But as you guys might not know, it's New Year's Eve and you and I are going to stay here for
the night and we're going to have a New Year's Eve celebration.
And we wanted to invite you guys along for the party.
So we're going to go downstairs and celebrate New Year's Eve.
So let's go see if UBJ is here and if he's ready to party.
Oh, I'm ready.
You ready to party?
All right.
This will be party central.
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Happy New Year!
This is sad.
What's up, guys?
Happy New Year, Rhythm Rider.
What is up, guys?
Photography.
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Happy New Year!