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Lilah took over the keyboard when I wasn’t in the room
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Okku's Historical Casino Videos & Random Fun Stuff (6 Viewers)
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Getting back into the video stuff here soon, but just wanted to post something that I worked on the last week or so.
I've always listed to Christmas music after my birthday until Christmas for years on end. I find myself listening to playlists on YouTube and Spotify all day long. I wanted to create my own Christmas album! This is volume 1 and I'll be creating more over the next few weeks. I thought this was a fun little project to work on and see what's possible with Ai. Especially with how much I've been using it recently. Hope you enjoy! Let me know if you listen, I'd love to hear some feedback.
Vintage AI Christmas – Volume I
A 1940s–50s inspired holiday album created entirely with AI, capturing the warmth of old vinyl, crooner vocals, and Christmas nostalgia.
Every song — from Snowfall Serenade to Auld Lang AI — was written and arranged using Suno and ChatGPT to feel like a record you’d find spinning beside a glowing fireplace.
Put it on, pour some cocoa (or eggnog), and let it take you back to the golden age of Christmas.
Watch & listen now on YouTube:
I've always listed to Christmas music after my birthday until Christmas for years on end. I find myself listening to playlists on YouTube and Spotify all day long. I wanted to create my own Christmas album! This is volume 1 and I'll be creating more over the next few weeks. I thought this was a fun little project to work on and see what's possible with Ai. Especially with how much I've been using it recently. Hope you enjoy! Let me know if you listen, I'd love to hear some feedback.
Vintage AI Christmas – Volume IA 1940s–50s inspired holiday album created entirely with AI, capturing the warmth of old vinyl, crooner vocals, and Christmas nostalgia.
Every song — from Snowfall Serenade to Auld Lang AI — was written and arranged using Suno and ChatGPT to feel like a record you’d find spinning beside a glowing fireplace.
Put it on, pour some cocoa (or eggnog), and let it take you back to the golden age of Christmas.
Watch & listen now on YouTube:
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Hey everyone just a quick reminder that my 28 auctions wrap up this Sunday.
A lot of them have been sitting at really solid prices, so if you were watching anything, this is probably the time to jump in.
It’s a mix of Vegas, Reno, a couple illegals, and some random singles. Good little variety.
Link here if you want to take a look:
https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_dk...ore_name=topellius&_sop=1&_oac=1&LH_Auction=1
Thanks as always, appreciate the support!
A lot of them have been sitting at really solid prices, so if you were watching anything, this is probably the time to jump in.
It’s a mix of Vegas, Reno, a couple illegals, and some random singles. Good little variety.
Link here if you want to take a look:
https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_dk...ore_name=topellius&_sop=1&_oac=1&LH_Auction=1
Thanks as always, appreciate the support!
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The Story of Our Birth Experience & NICU Journey
The last few months have been some of the hardest and most emotional of our lives. Aili’s pregnancy took a turn we never expected, the delivery was intense, and our tiny fighter Archer spent time in the NICU getting the care he needed.
I finally sat down to share our story about what happened, how it felt in the moment, and what life has been like as we brought our baby boy home. This was the most personal video I’ve ever made, but I’m grateful we’re on the other side of it and able to talk about it now.
If you take a moment to watch, thank you. It means more than you know.
The last few months have been some of the hardest and most emotional of our lives. Aili’s pregnancy took a turn we never expected, the delivery was intense, and our tiny fighter Archer spent time in the NICU getting the care he needed.
I finally sat down to share our story about what happened, how it felt in the moment, and what life has been like as we brought our baby boy home. This was the most personal video I’ve ever made, but I’m grateful we’re on the other side of it and able to talk about it now.
If you take a moment to watch, thank you. It means more than you know.
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The Sahara has always been one of those casinos that meant something to me, and honestly, to a lot of people who grew up around Las Vegas. It opened back in 1952 and went through just about every phase you could imagine — the classic neon era, the Rat Pack years, the rough times, the full shutdown, the SLS experiment… and then somehow made its way back again.
In this video, I break down the entire history of the Sahara from the early days to the way it looks today. This place has seen so much change over the years, and the story behind it is honestly pretty wild. If you love old Vegas, vintage signs, or just want to know how a classic survives decades of ups and downs, this one’s for you.
If you enjoy these Vegas history videos, I’ve got a ton more on the way — old casinos, forgotten clubs, demolished spots, all of it. Feel free to subscribe if you want to follow along.
Here's the link:
In this video, I break down the entire history of the Sahara from the early days to the way it looks today. This place has seen so much change over the years, and the story behind it is honestly pretty wild. If you love old Vegas, vintage signs, or just want to know how a classic survives decades of ups and downs, this one’s for you.
If you enjoy these Vegas history videos, I’ve got a ton more on the way — old casinos, forgotten clubs, demolished spots, all of it. Feel free to subscribe if you want to follow along.
Here's the link:
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Just finished my first 1950s/60s-style music track called Sahara Nights, inspired by the original Sahara Hotel & Casino here in Las Vegas. I’ve been experimenting with creating period-accurate vintage Vegas music to pair with my casino history videos, and this one aims to capture that classic Rat Pack, smoky-lounge feel the Sahara was known for.
It’s the first of several casino-themed songs I’m planning to make, each tied to a specific property and designed to sound like something you could’ve actually heard on the Strip back in the 50s or 60s. More tracks are already in the works.
You can listen to Sahara Nights here:
It’s the first of several casino-themed songs I’m planning to make, each tied to a specific property and designed to sound like something you could’ve actually heard on the Strip back in the 50s or 60s. More tracks are already in the works.
You can listen to Sahara Nights here:
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New video is up. I put together a breakdown of the 1980 MGM Grand Fire, something I’ve wanted to cover for a while, especially with the 45-year anniversary recently passing.
Most of you know I love digging into Vegas history, and this one had a huge impact on the Strip. I go through how the fire started, why it spread so fast, the helicopter rescues, and the changes it forced across every major resort.
If you want to check it out, here’s the link:
Thanks for the support as always. More history pieces coming soon.
Most of you know I love digging into Vegas history, and this one had a huge impact on the Strip. I go through how the fire started, why it spread so fast, the helicopter rescues, and the changes it forced across every major resort.
If you want to check it out, here’s the link:
Thanks for the support as always. More history pieces coming soon.
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The Tropicana was one of those Las Vegas resorts that always felt different. It opened in 1957 with this bright, elegant, tropical look that earned it the nickname “The Tiffany of the Strip,” and for decades it had a personality that people genuinely connected with. From the moment you walked in, it had this soft, classic charm that felt like old Vegas in the best possible way.
One of the things people still remember most is Folies Bergère. For fifty years, that show defined the Tropicana. It was glamorous, colorful, and full of energy, and for many visitors it became the highlight of their trip. And as the years went on, the Trop kept growing — new towers, expanded casino space, and a reputation as one of the warmest, most welcoming resorts on the Strip. Even as Vegas got louder and bigger around it, the Tropicana held onto its identity.
In the 2010s, the “New Tropicana” remodel gave the property a fresh South Beach look and brought that tropical vibe back to life. And even toward the end, people loved staying there because it still felt personal. It wasn’t trying to compete with mega-resorts — it was just being the Tropicana, and that was enough.
This video is simply a celebration of everything the Trop meant to Las Vegas. The memories, the look, the shows, the atmosphere — all the little moments that made it a classic. If you ever visited the Trop, stayed there, worked there, or just loved hearing stories about it, I hope this brings back some good nostalgia.
Here's the link:
One of the things people still remember most is Folies Bergère. For fifty years, that show defined the Tropicana. It was glamorous, colorful, and full of energy, and for many visitors it became the highlight of their trip. And as the years went on, the Trop kept growing — new towers, expanded casino space, and a reputation as one of the warmest, most welcoming resorts on the Strip. Even as Vegas got louder and bigger around it, the Tropicana held onto its identity.
In the 2010s, the “New Tropicana” remodel gave the property a fresh South Beach look and brought that tropical vibe back to life. And even toward the end, people loved staying there because it still felt personal. It wasn’t trying to compete with mega-resorts — it was just being the Tropicana, and that was enough.
This video is simply a celebration of everything the Trop meant to Las Vegas. The memories, the look, the shows, the atmosphere — all the little moments that made it a classic. If you ever visited the Trop, stayed there, worked there, or just loved hearing stories about it, I hope this brings back some good nostalgia.
Here's the link:
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Just finished my second 1950s/60s-style track called Tropicana Twilight, inspired by the original Tropicana Hotel & Casino here in Las Vegas. I’m continuing to build a collection of vintage-style music to pair with my casino history videos, and this one focuses on the Trop’s warm, tropical mid-century vibe with a little bit of that classic Latin-lounge influence.
Each track in this series is tied to a specific casino and designed to sound like something you might’ve actually heard on the Strip back in the 50s or 60s. With the Sahara and Tropicana done, I’ve got more properties lined up next.
You can listen to Tropicana Twilight here:
If you'd like to support the channel, you can join as a member here:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzxTBH19TNIWNsWVxQZQtdg/join
Each track in this series is tied to a specific casino and designed to sound like something you might’ve actually heard on the Strip back in the 50s or 60s. With the Sahara and Tropicana done, I’ve got more properties lined up next.
You can listen to Tropicana Twilight here:
If you'd like to support the channel, you can join as a member here:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzxTBH19TNIWNsWVxQZQtdg/join
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Just uploaded a brand new Vegas history video — this one is all about The Golden Gate, the oldest hotel and casino in Las Vegas.
This building opened in 1906 as the Hotel Nevada, survived the Sal Sagev era in the 1930s, rebranded as the Golden Gate in the 50s, and somehow made it through 119 years of nonstop change on Fremont Street.
If you like vintage Vegas, downtown history, or just want to see how this tiny casino became such a huge part of the city’s story, check it out here:
More history videos coming soon — Orbit Inn, Jay Sarno, and two Howard Hughes videos are already in the pipeline.
This building opened in 1906 as the Hotel Nevada, survived the Sal Sagev era in the 1930s, rebranded as the Golden Gate in the 50s, and somehow made it through 119 years of nonstop change on Fremont Street.
If you like vintage Vegas, downtown history, or just want to see how this tiny casino became such a huge part of the city’s story, check it out here:
More history videos coming soon — Orbit Inn, Jay Sarno, and two Howard Hughes videos are already in the pipeline.
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Over the last few weeks, I’ve been slowly shifting the style of my history videos into something that feels a lot more natural, a lot more enjoyable to make, and honestly, a lot more interesting to watch. Instead of packing every video with niche collector details or long breakdowns of casino chip molds and inlays like I used to, I’m moving toward a format that focuses on what the general public actually wants: the story. The history. The personalities. The strange, forgotten, and entertaining moments that shaped Las Vegas.
In the past, I used to include detailed information about what chips were used, variations, denominations, molds, and all the stuff that serious collectors appreciate. It’s not that I don’t care about the collector community, I absolutely do, but most people watching these videos aren’t chip collectors. They’re here for the history, the fun stories, the random facts, and the feeling of stepping into old Las Vegas for a few minutes. That’s what these videos are going to focus on from now on, and I’ve honestly been having a lot of fun getting back into making them. It feels good to tell these stories again, and even better to present them in a way that really connects with a much wider audience.
If someone wants the deep chip-collector breakdowns, I can always make separate videos for that. But for my main history series, we’re keeping things simple, engaging, and story-driven — and I think this is the right direction going forward.
In the past, I used to include detailed information about what chips were used, variations, denominations, molds, and all the stuff that serious collectors appreciate. It’s not that I don’t care about the collector community, I absolutely do, but most people watching these videos aren’t chip collectors. They’re here for the history, the fun stories, the random facts, and the feeling of stepping into old Las Vegas for a few minutes. That’s what these videos are going to focus on from now on, and I’ve honestly been having a lot of fun getting back into making them. It feels good to tell these stories again, and even better to present them in a way that really connects with a much wider audience.
If someone wants the deep chip-collector breakdowns, I can always make separate videos for that. But for my main history series, we’re keeping things simple, engaging, and story-driven — and I think this is the right direction going forward.
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Just finished my newest 1950s/60s-style track called Midnight at the Golden Gate, inspired by the Golden Gate Hotel & Casino on Fremont Street. This one has more of that classic downtown energy—swinging jazz, upright bass, brass hits, and the feeling of walking under the neon lights of Fremont Street in the 50s and 60s.
I’m continuing to build out this series of vintage-style Vegas music to pair with my casino history videos. Each track is tied to a specific casino and meant to sound like something you could’ve heard during its prime era. With Sahara, Tropicana, and now the Golden Gate, more are already in the works.
Listen to Midnight at the Golden Gate here:
If you'd like to support the channel, you can join as a member here:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzxTBH19TNIWNsWVxQZQtdg/join
I’m continuing to build out this series of vintage-style Vegas music to pair with my casino history videos. Each track is tied to a specific casino and meant to sound like something you could’ve heard during its prime era. With Sahara, Tropicana, and now the Golden Gate, more are already in the works.
Listen to Midnight at the Golden Gate here:
If you'd like to support the channel, you can join as a member here:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzxTBH19TNIWNsWVxQZQtdg/join
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Just uploaded a new Vegas history video — this one’s about the Orbit Inn, a small Space Age-style motel that once sat in downtown Las Vegas.
It opened in the 1960s when the area was filled with neon motels, colorful roadside signs, and that unique mid-century look you don’t really see anymore. Over the years, the city grew, Fremont Street changed, and places like the Orbit Inn slowly disappeared.
If you’re into vintage Vegas, lost motels, or the early days of downtown, you’ll enjoy this one.
More Vegas history videos coming soon!
It opened in the 1960s when the area was filled with neon motels, colorful roadside signs, and that unique mid-century look you don’t really see anymore. Over the years, the city grew, Fremont Street changed, and places like the Orbit Inn slowly disappeared.
If you’re into vintage Vegas, lost motels, or the early days of downtown, you’ll enjoy this one.
More Vegas history videos coming soon!
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Just uploaded a brand new Vegas history video. This one’s all about Jay Sarno, the man who changed Las Vegas forever.
He created Caesars Palace and Circus Circus, two resorts that completely transformed the Strip and helped shape the modern era of Las Vegas.
If you’re into vintage Vegas, casino history, or want to learn how one person reshaped the entire Strip, this one’s worth a watch.
I’ve already covered The Golden Gate and the Orbit Inn, and up next are videos on Howard Hughes, Summerlin, The Mint, and more Vegas history projects I’ve been working on.
He created Caesars Palace and Circus Circus, two resorts that completely transformed the Strip and helped shape the modern era of Las Vegas.
If you’re into vintage Vegas, casino history, or want to learn how one person reshaped the entire Strip, this one’s worth a watch.
I’ve already covered The Golden Gate and the Orbit Inn, and up next are videos on Howard Hughes, Summerlin, The Mint, and more Vegas history projects I’ve been working on.
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Just finished my newest vintage-style Vegas track called Big Top on the Strip, inspired by Circus Circus and Jay Sarno’s late-1960s vision that helped shape the modern Las Vegas Strip. This one is a lot more playful and theatrical compared to the others—big brass, carnival-jazz influence, and the lively energy you’d associate with Circus Circus during its early years.
I’m continuing to build out this series of vintage Vegas music to pair with my casino history videos. Each track is tied to a specific casino and meant to sound like something you might’ve heard during its prime era. With Sahara, Tropicana, Golden Gate, and now Circus Circus, more are already in the works.
Listen to Big Top on the Strip here:
If you'd like to support the channel, you can join as a member here:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzxTBH19TNIWNsWVxQZQtdg/join
I’m continuing to build out this series of vintage Vegas music to pair with my casino history videos. Each track is tied to a specific casino and meant to sound like something you might’ve heard during its prime era. With Sahara, Tropicana, Golden Gate, and now Circus Circus, more are already in the works.
Listen to Big Top on the Strip here:
If you'd like to support the channel, you can join as a member here:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzxTBH19TNIWNsWVxQZQtdg/join
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Just uploaded a new Vegas history video — this time we’re digging into the origins of Summerlin, and how Howard Hughes accidentally set the foundation for one of the most successful master-planned communities in Nevada.
In the 1960s, Hughes quietly purchased nearly 25,000 acres of raw desert on the west side of the valley. Decades later, that land evolved into Summerlin — a community he never lived to see completed, but one that still carries his legacy today. From empty sand and wild burros to one of the most desirable places to live in Las Vegas, it’s a story most people have never heard in full.
If you’re into Vegas development history, forgotten land deals, or Howard Hughes lore, you’ll enjoy this one.
In the 1960s, Hughes quietly purchased nearly 25,000 acres of raw desert on the west side of the valley. Decades later, that land evolved into Summerlin — a community he never lived to see completed, but one that still carries his legacy today. From empty sand and wild burros to one of the most desirable places to live in Las Vegas, it’s a story most people have never heard in full.
If you’re into Vegas development history, forgotten land deals, or Howard Hughes lore, you’ll enjoy this one.
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Very informative and interested!
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New Vegas history video is live — this one’s all about The Mint, one of the brightest casinos to ever light up Fremont Street.
Opened in 1957, The Mint became known for that massive pink neon sign, approachable table limits, and the hotel tower that helped reshape downtown Las Vegas. It also launched the legendary Mint 400, one of the most iconic desert races ever tied to a casino.
If you enjoy vintage Vegas, neon, Fremont nostalgia, or lost casino history — you’ll like this one.
More Vegas history videos coming soon.
Opened in 1957, The Mint became known for that massive pink neon sign, approachable table limits, and the hotel tower that helped reshape downtown Las Vegas. It also launched the legendary Mint 400, one of the most iconic desert races ever tied to a casino.
If you enjoy vintage Vegas, neon, Fremont nostalgia, or lost casino history — you’ll like this one.
More Vegas history videos coming soon.
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Neon at The Mint is a 1950s/60s-style Vegas lounge track inspired by The Mint Hotel & Casino on Fremont Street. This one carries a bit more western swing influence — bold brass, upright bass, and that downtown Las Vegas confidence that made The Mint stand out. The goal was to capture the warm glow of the pink tower, the rhythm of the casino floor, and the glamour that defined early Fremont Street.
This track continues my vintage Vegas music project, where each song is written and styled after a specific casino from this era. Sahara, Tropicana, Golden Gate, Circus Circus, and now The Mint — with more to come.
Listen here:
This track continues my vintage Vegas music project, where each song is written and styled after a specific casino from this era. Sahara, Tropicana, Golden Gate, Circus Circus, and now The Mint — with more to come.
Listen here:
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New Vegas history video is now live. This one is all about The Aladdin, one of the most unique themed resorts to ever sit on the Las Vegas Strip.
From its Arabian Nights design and glowing domed entrance to its warm casino floor and colorful décor, the original Aladdin had a charm that people still remember today. It is also famous for the 1967 wedding of Elvis and Priscilla Presley.
In this video, I go through the full history of the Aladdin. We look at the days of the Tally Ho and King’s Crown, Milton Prell’s redesign, the entertainers who performed there, the expansions through the 70s and 80s, the 1998 implosion, and how the property eventually became Planet Hollywood.
If you remember the old Aladdin or just enjoy classic Strip history, you will enjoy this one.
More Vegas history coming soon.
From its Arabian Nights design and glowing domed entrance to its warm casino floor and colorful décor, the original Aladdin had a charm that people still remember today. It is also famous for the 1967 wedding of Elvis and Priscilla Presley.
In this video, I go through the full history of the Aladdin. We look at the days of the Tally Ho and King’s Crown, Milton Prell’s redesign, the entertainers who performed there, the expansions through the 70s and 80s, the 1998 implosion, and how the property eventually became Planet Hollywood.
If you remember the old Aladdin or just enjoy classic Strip history, you will enjoy this one.
More Vegas history coming soon.
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Stars Over the Aladdin is a 1960s-style Vegas lounge track inspired by Milton Prell’s Aladdin Hotel & Casino on the Las Vegas Strip. The song blends classic mid-century lounge orchestration with a subtle Arabian Nights influence, reflecting the theme and atmosphere the Aladdin was known for in its early years. Smooth strings, warm brass, and a crooner-style vocal help bring back the feeling of classic Aladdin nights.
This track is part of my ongoing vintage Vegas music series, where each casino from the 1950s and 1960s gets its own original song. Sahara, Tropicana, Golden Gate, Circus Circus, The Mint, and now the Aladdin — with more to come.
Listen here:
This track is part of my ongoing vintage Vegas music series, where each casino from the 1950s and 1960s gets its own original song. Sahara, Tropicana, Golden Gate, Circus Circus, The Mint, and now the Aladdin — with more to come.
Listen here:
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This one looks at Frank Sinatra and the Cal-Neva Lodge & Casino, a unique Lake Tahoe property built directly on the California–Nevada border.
In the early 1960s, Sinatra wasn’t just performing in casinos — he was a casino owner. Under his involvement, Cal-Neva became a private, celebrity-focused resort known for entertainment, exclusivity, and its unusual state-line location.
This video focuses on documented history, covering Cal-Neva’s early years, Sinatra’s ownership, the resort’s role during Hollywood’s golden era, and the Nevada gaming regulations that ultimately ended Sinatra’s involvement with the property.
If you enjoy Nevada casino history, Lake Tahoe resorts, and stories from the classic era of gambling and entertainment, you’ll enjoy this one.
Watch here:
More Vegas and Nevada history coming soon.
In the early 1960s, Sinatra wasn’t just performing in casinos — he was a casino owner. Under his involvement, Cal-Neva became a private, celebrity-focused resort known for entertainment, exclusivity, and its unusual state-line location.
This video focuses on documented history, covering Cal-Neva’s early years, Sinatra’s ownership, the resort’s role during Hollywood’s golden era, and the Nevada gaming regulations that ultimately ended Sinatra’s involvement with the property.
If you enjoy Nevada casino history, Lake Tahoe resorts, and stories from the classic era of gambling and entertainment, you’ll enjoy this one.
Watch here:
More Vegas and Nevada history coming soon.
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New Vegas history video is now live! This one takes a deep look at Steve Wynn, the man who helped reinvent modern Las Vegas.
Most people know him for Wynn Las Vegas, but his influence goes way back — from upgrading the Golden Nugget downtown, to the Mirage volcano, to Bellagio’s iconic fountains and beyond. This video explores his full Vegas story and how so many ideas we see today started with him.
If you enjoy Vegas history, you’ll like this one.
More Vegas history videos are coming soon.
Most people know him for Wynn Las Vegas, but his influence goes way back — from upgrading the Golden Nugget downtown, to the Mirage volcano, to Bellagio’s iconic fountains and beyond. This video explores his full Vegas story and how so many ideas we see today started with him.
If you enjoy Vegas history, you’ll like this one.
More Vegas history videos are coming soon.
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Hey everyone — just dropped a new track called End of the Line at Union Plaza.
This one’s a little different from the others. Instead of focusing just on a casino vibe, it’s built around the actual history of the location. Before Fremont, before casinos, this was the Union Pacific Railroad depot — basically where Las Vegas started.
When Union Plaza opened in 1971, it kept that identity as a more straightforward, no-frills downtown property. I tried to reflect that in the song — steady rhythm, less flashy, more grounded.
You can check it out here:
This one’s a little different from the others. Instead of focusing just on a casino vibe, it’s built around the actual history of the location. Before Fremont, before casinos, this was the Union Pacific Railroad depot — basically where Las Vegas started.
When Union Plaza opened in 1971, it kept that identity as a more straightforward, no-frills downtown property. I tried to reflect that in the song — steady rhythm, less flashy, more grounded.
You can check it out here:
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New Vegas casino history video is up: Boardwalk Hotel & Casino.
This was the small Coney Island-style Strip casino with the giant clown-face entrance, carnival facade, Surf Buffet, and a fun collectible identity on chips/tokens. It eventually closed in 2006 and disappeared into the CityCenter era.
I kept the chip/collectible section short, but the Boardwalk has some great visual material for collectors.
Watch here:
This was the small Coney Island-style Strip casino with the giant clown-face entrance, carnival facade, Surf Buffet, and a fun collectible identity on chips/tokens. It eventually closed in 2006 and disappeared into the CityCenter era.
I kept the chip/collectible section short, but the Boardwalk has some great visual material for collectors.
Watch here:
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