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Jonathan is pretty much the only DJ we actually like.” VICE

“The most-liked man in the soul music scene” Rolling Stone

Particularly chic… one of the most popular spinners in Williamsburg and the founder of the New York Night Train dance parties. His fare is already cleaner and more appreciative of American pop music history than much of the rest.” The New York Times

“This 45 hoarder made soul music fun again with his Soul Clap & Dance Off parties, where five-hour sets of rare grooves and B-sides provided a fleshy alternative to the club scene’s industrial snarl. Instead of bucking the trends of American pop music for some underground alternative, Toubin has made his name by embracing pop’s connective tissue, tracing the rhythm and blues, soul, and rock and roll of the nineteen-fifties and sixties.” The New Yorker

JT was awarded 2015’s “BEST DJ” in The Village Voice 60th Anniversary “Best of NYC” issue: “We might live in an EDM world, but Jonathan Toubin has no truck with today’s musical whims. Since 2007, Toubin’s Soul Clap and Dance-Off has brought throwback pizzazz and retro cool to New York’s late-night underground. Culled from an endless array of long-forgotten Sixties soul singles, Soul Clap is pure musical dynamite, the kind of after-hours party that exposes today’s iTunes-bred, press-play DJs for their relative lack of roots and ingenuity. No fist-bumps or atomic bass drops here; instead, Toubin lovingly crafts five-hour sets that bring lost chestnuts from the likes of Vernon Harrell and the Blendells into clearer focus for a new generation of dance enthusiasts. You can try to put your moves to better use, but you’ll be hard-pressed to find more cathartic, sweatier fun elsewhere in the city.” The Village Voice

NEW YORK NIGHT TRAIN is the party machine of Jonathan Toubin! The subject of features in Rolling Stone, Village Voice, New York Times, Wall Street Journal, The Guardian, Pitchfork, BBC World Service, VICE, Interview, Huffington Post, Interview, The New Yorker, and other major publications.

Since 2006, Jonathan Toubin, rock and soul 45 DJ and proprietor of the New York Night Train party production enterprise, has charted a career that is culturally and commercially unparalleled, reigning as both America’s most popular and prolific soul party DJ and 45rpm vinyl DJ. With a visionary take on nightlife and an unusual perspective on rare 7-inch vinyl and how it is juxtaposed, Toubin sells out clubs and performs at major rock concerts and festivals around the world. Though known for the burning immediacy of his “maximum rock and soul” sets at his sixteen year weekly residency, Shakin’ All Over Under Sideways Down, his elaborate multi-media NY Night Train Happenings, Summer Sunday Soul Scream marathon rooftop fiestas, and massive spectacles like the annual 3000+ ticket multi-room Halloween Haunted Hop and his live legends NY Night Train Soul Review, Toubin’s take on 1960s soul music, the Soul Clap and Dance-Off, has left the biggest footprint on contemporary urban nightlife and put Mr. T on the map as soul man.

Working well over 2500 gigs in eighteen years, Jonathan Toubin has managed to keep one zip boot in the counter-culture from which he emerged (punk bars, DIY basements, loft parties, art galleries, rock venues, and shady afterhours spots) while crossing over to dance clubs, prestigious festivals (Bonnaroo, All Tomorrow’s Parties, End of The Road, etc each multiple times) boutique hotels, museums, ivy league colleges, fashion parties, arena pop/rock shows, raves, and even headlining his second gig at Lincoln Center. He’s also the only DJ given an entire official night at South By Southwest. And it repeated annually – becoming the festival’s official closing party for nine consecutive years! Toubin continues to play the world’s most famous rock clubs and infamous dives while garnering press in highbrow publications and receiving nominations for prestigious nightlife awards in the process. He’s also the first living DJ with compilations on the legendary Norton Records – with five sold-out editions of his LP series Souvenirs of the Soul Clap, Vol 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5.

Jonathan Toubin debuted the Soul Clap and Dance-Off in March 2007 as a monthly outlet to play his growing collection of soul 45s to a tightly-knit Williamsburg underground art/rock community in the spirit of the 1990s D.I.Y. indie/punk scene parties from which he emerged. He added a brief dance-contest to the mix to make the event more fun and interesting. As this humble makeshift neighborhood underdog evolved into an institution, Mr. T employed the party’s popularity as a weapon against Top 40 nights, 80s/90s nights, and other mediocre contemporary night culture of the time – offering an alternative in the possibility of dancing to exciting music most of us have never heard before with the unparalleled sound of the original recordings. The epic size, frequency, and geographical breadth of the Soul Clap has been a seed for a new wave of soul dance culture among indie rockers, punks, and hipsters (for lack of a better term? Contemporary culture-consuming urbanites?) first in Brooklyn, next in Manhattan, then across the USA, and, by 2009, around the world – inspiring slews of imitators and developing new nightlife economies everywhere from Portland, Oregon to Portland, Maine, from Berlin to Buenos Aires, from Tasmania to Tel Aviv.

When Jonathan Toubin began regularly DJing punk and garage rock weekly at the Lower East Side’s infamous Motor City Bar in October 2006, he was a small record label-owner, a musician, a graduate student finishing up his thesis and paying rent as a freelance writer. Within a year, Mr. Toubin had become a full-time professional DJ/party promoter – working nightly around New York mixing in eclectic genres (psych, punk, reggae, etc.) with the garage, rockabilly, doo wop, r&b, and soul sounds that he’s best known for today. Casting aside mp3s, CDs, and eventually LPs once he began hitting dance spots, he stepped up to the challenge of spinning exclusively the biggest, baddest, and most challenging musical medium, the 45rpm record. Switching to a vinyl singles format not only meant spending all of his time and hard-earned cash obtaining his favorite records and deep new discoveries, but also taking a step back in his repertoire for a spell. The gamble, the expense, and the hard work rapidly paid off – New York Night Train’s nightly 7-inch ragers quickly became the stuff of legend from Brooklyn to the Bowery.

Playing only the original vinyl (no repros, comps, etc) for dancers instead of collectors, cutting $5 commoners with $500 rarities with strategic pitching, sequencing, EQ-ing, and transitioning, Jonathan Toubin distinguishes his sets from typical 45 DJs by focusing on the dance floor, the juxtaposition of beats, the strategic mix of selections, showmanship, aesthetics, and energy. In the process he also stood in contrast to the hit-players and digital jocks on the other end of culture by playing uncommon music on all-original vinyl with playful live improvisation. Years of nightly gigging in a variety of settings offered NYNT’s conductor a huge advantage over his peers in that his labor also served as an infinite laboratory regarding the subtleties of how, without spinning obvious or even familiar material, to make a variety of cultures and subcultures dance together – uniting dance floors of even the most jaded wallflowers to get up and get down to the power of his live mixes of real deal records. Jonathan Toubin’s primary goal remains offering a supreme unforgettable one-of-a-kind experience to nightlife denizens everywhere.

In addition to the notorious dance contest, New York Night Train parties have been made even more interesting by including live music, notable guest DJs, visuals, dancers and performance in the mix. Archie Bell, Ari Up and The Slits, Baby Washington, Betty Harris, Black Lips, Charles Bradley, The Coathangers, David Johansen, Hailu Mergia, The Gories, Hank Wood and The Hammerheads, Irma Thomas, James Chance and the Contortions, Joe Bataan, John Batiste, Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, La La Brooks, King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizzard, King Khan and the BBQ / King Khan and the Shrines, Kool Keith, La Luz, Swamp Dogg, Lemon Twigs, Mac DeMarco, The Make-Up, Martin Rev, Maxine Brown, Miss Lavelle White, Mystery Lights, Nude Party, Thee Oh Sees, Quintron and Ms Pussycat, Reigning Sound, Roky Erickson, Screaming Females, Shannon and the Clams, Sheer Mag, Shopping, Sky Saxon, Sun Ra Arkestra, Surfbort, Thee Midniters, Ty Segall, Wreckless Eric, Young Jessie, and dozens and dozens more have played at NYNT events. In addition to practically every major American 45 DJ of note, the hoodangs have also featured guest selectors from across music: Calvin Johnson (Beat Happening), Danny Kroha and Mick Collins (The Gories), David Johansen (New York Dolls), Genesis P-Orridge (Throbbing Gristle), Gibby Haynes (Butthole Surfers), Ian Svenonius (Make-Up), James Chance (Contortions), Jared Swiley and Cole Alexander (Black Lips), Jello Biafra (Dead Kennedy’s), Jon Spencer (Pussy Galore/JSBX/etc), Kembra Pfahler (Veloptuous Horror of Karen Black), Kool Herc (father of hip hop), Kyp Malone (TV on the Radio), Lenny Kaye (Patti Smith Group), Neil Hamburger, Nick Waterhouse, Sean Yseult (White Zombie), Nick Zinner (Yeah Yeah Yeahs), Randy Jones (The Village People), and many more. Finally, outside of his own parties and rock festivals, Jonathan DJs at shows by all the kind of legends and underground rock and roll bands you would expect but has also has found himself DJing on bills headlined by mainstream artists like Action Bronson, Black Keys, Bon Iver, Ceelo Green, Charlie XCX, Dinosaur Jr, Erykah Badu, Faith No More, Glass Candy, Interpol, Jack White, Kendrick Lamar, Killer Mike, LCD Soundsystems, MGMT, MIA, Odd Future, and Rick Ross.

December 7, 2011, while Toubin was on tour in Portland, OR, a runaway cab crashed through his first-floor hotel room – landing on top of him. In critical condition and sedated in the ICU for over five weeks, and in full-time rehabilitation for months, the soul proprietor’s friends and fans around the United States took action – throwing dozens of benefits in his honor everywhere from New York to Los Angeles and Detroit to New Orleans – featuring everyone from Yeah Yeah Yeahs to Ty Segall to Maragaret Cho. Many operations and months of physical therapy later, New York Night Train’s conductor proved that he would not let 26 major injuries bring him down – making his public debut as the surprise DJ at Jack White‘s Webster Hall show April 27 (less than five months after the accident that doctors predicted would take at least a year to minimally recover from).

Putting these obstacles behind him, Jonathan Toubin continued to move forward, building the kind of nightlife universe he always dreamed of, upping the ante for both his DJing and parties, and in the process becoming more popular than ever. Thousands of records and thousands of parties since, the New York Night Train keeps a rollin’ all night long…



Still a professional DJ, curator, and party promoter, Jonathan Toubin is also currently an owner/operator of TV Eye, 96 Tears, and Shady Spex sunglasses on the side.Jonathan Toubin/NY Night Train Current Reoccurring Parties:
– Soul Clap and Dance-Off (2007-present) – Saturdays worldwide ( Glasslands 2007-2012 / Brooklyn Bowl 2012-2016 / Market Hotel 2016 – present / Elsewhere 2018 / Brooklyn Bazaar 2019) / TV Eye (2023 – present) The 21st Century’s most popular and prolific soul party…

– Sunday Soul Scream (2016 – present) – Summer Sundays at Our Wicked Lady – The big all night soul dance party every summer Sunday on a Bushwick rooftop! With weekly early performances by bands like King Khan and the Shrines, Chain and the Gang, and Mystery Lights plus cameos by every 45 DJ there is.

– Haunted Hop (2006 – present) at Knockdown Center – NY Night Train’s annual Halloween Hop multi-room mutli-media extravaganza with all original horror 45s all night, decor, bands, go go, and more! now over 3000 strong attendance with dozens of live acts like Roky Erickson, Shannon and the Clams, The Make-Up, Hunx & His Punx, and more!

– Valentines Village of Love (2013 – present) – Valentines Day TV Eye – Annual Feb 14 tradition featuring a live revue, performance, and DJs – a cast of dozens assembled every year to benefit Planned Parenthood.

– Shakin’ All Over Under Sideways Down! (2008 – 2022) – Fridays at TV Eye (2020-2022) Home Sweet Home (2008-2019) – “maximum rock and soul” dancing every Friday night – wild raw rhythm and blues and early rock’n’roll! Plus occasional global guest DJs and live performances by the likes of Wreckless Eric, Kid Congo Powers, King Khan and the BBQ,, etc. Hundreds and hundreds of Fridays since 2008 at HSH and started in 2007 at Savalas. Now sporadically at TV Eye!

– NY Night Train Live Legends Soul Review (2017 – present) – at Warsaw and SummerStage’s Ford Amphitheater – a Soul Clap and Dance-Off with dancing to a full live band and soul legends in a review format – Irma Thomas, Archie Bell, John Batiste, Joe Bataan, Maxine Brown, Betty Harris, Baby Washington, etc etc etc

– Tardy Gras (2007 – present) – NY Night Train’s own holiday, Mardi Gras celebrated late – the Saturday after Fat Tuesday to be exact. Costume party where JT plays only the finest original Louisiana 45s, bands play, king cake is eaten, and other entertainment!

– New York Night Train Happening (2007 – present) randomly in NYC and on the road – visuals by Spencer Bewley, go go dancing by Anna Copa Cabanna, DJ-ing by Jonathan Toubin and guests – plus live bands and performance artists – a contemporary multimedia dance party inspired by Andy Warhol’s Exploding Plastic Inevitable with guest performers like HEALTH, King Khan & the BBQ, Quintron and Ms. Pussycat, Chain and the Gang, Calvin Johnson, Gibby Haynes, etc etc etc…

– Sally Can’t Dance (2014 – present) – random Thursdays at Bowery Electric – Jesse Malin‘s very downtown historical rock’n’roll party with resident DJs Jonathan Toubin and Alix Brown and live performances by rock’n’roll legends like Captain Sensible, Cheeta Chrome, Clem Burke, Dinosaur Jr, Genesis P-Orridge, Lydia Lunch, Rick Ocasek, Walter Lure, Wayne Kramer, etc

– Polyglot Discotheque (2009 – present) – randomly at Secret Project Robot, Live With Animals, Zebulon, and TV Eye – featuring dancing to trippy international 60s freakbeat, psych, etc w/Toubin and Josh Styles (Smashed! Blocked!), visuals, go go dancers, etc.

– Boogie Night (2010 – present) – randomly – a roving electric boogie and blues get-down featuring Jonathan Toubin and a live bands like Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, Daddy Long Legs, and Endless Boogie

– James Brown Night (2011 – present) – a roving sporadic dance party where James Chance and the J.C.’s, Charles Bradley as Black Velvet and others play all James Brown covers live and Jonathan Toubin turns hours of original 45s written, produced, and/or performed by James Brown…

– Animal Print Party (2013 – present) – randomly, everyone wears jungle print! The people become the decor and Jonathan Toubin takes you around the world with 1950s/1960s exotic rock and roll for dancing.


Former Residencies:
– 2006 – 2013: NY Night Train Wednesdays – Motor City Bar (weekly)
– 2011 – 2013: Land of 1000 Dances – Le Poisson Rouge etc (randomly)
– 2011: Sit-Down Soul – Ace Hotel (weekly)
– 2011: Summer Soul (randomly – at outdoor locations around NYC)
– 2010: Rocks Off Cruises presente NY Night Train’s Ya Ya Yacht – The Half-Moon (monthly)
– 2008 – 2010: Thursday Thump – Enid’s (weekly – curated but not regularly DJ-ed by Jonathan Toubin)
– 2007 – 2009: Boogaloo Shampoo – Beauty Bar Manhattan/Brooklyn (weekly)
– 2007 – 2009: Animal Train Happening – Glasslands (monthly)
– 2008: Secret Santo and Declassified – Santos’ Party House (weekly)
– 2007 – 2008: Ants in Your Pants Dance Party – Savalas (weekly)
– 2007: Loose Caboose – Club Midway (weekly)


07/21 NYC – Ford Amphitheater at CNew York Night Train throws parties featuring Jonathan Toubin and guest DJs like: Austin Brown (Parquet Courts) – Beyonda (I’ve Got a Hole In My Soul) – Billy Miller and Miraim Linna (Norton Records) – Brian DeGraw (Gang Gang Dance) – Calvin Johnson (Beat Happening, Dub Narcotic, etc) – Charless Bradley – Cole Alexander (Black Lips) – Dale Crover (The Melvins) – Danny Kroha (The Gories) – David Johansen (New York Dolls, etc) – Don Bolles (The Germs, 45 Grave, etc.) – Dusty Sparkles (Danava) – Edan -Eleanor Friedburger – Frankie Rose (Vivian Girls, Crystal Stilts, Dum Dum Girls, etc.) – Gabriel Roth (Dap-Tone Records, Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings) – Genesis P-Orridge (Throbbing Gristle, Psychic TV) – Georgia Hubley and Ira Kaplan (Yo La Tengo) – Gibby Haynes (Butthole Surfers) – Greg Cartwright (Reigning Sound) – Howie Pyro (Intoxica Radio, Danzig, D-Generation, The Blessed, etc) – Ian Svenonius (Make-Up, Nation of Ulysses, Chain and the Gang, etc) – Ivan Sunshine (Hidden Fees) – James Chance (The Contortions), James White and the Blacks) – Jared Swiley (Black Lips) – Jello Biafra (Dead Kennedy’s etc) – Jim Sclavunos (Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, Grinderman, etc) – Jon Spencer (Blues Explosion, Pussy Galore, etc) – Josh Styles (Smashed! Blocked!) – Kid Congo Powers (Gun Club, Cramps, etc) – Kembra Pfahler (Veloptuous Horror of Karen Black) – Kyp Malone (TV on the Radio) – Lenny Kaye (Patty Smith Band) – Mac DeMarco – Marky Ramone – Matt Pinfield – Mick Collins (Gories / Dirtbombs) – Moses Archuleta (Deerhunter) – Mr. Fine Wine (WFMU’s Downtown Soulville) – Nick Waterhouse – Nick Zinner (Yeah Yeah Yeahs) – Phast Phreddie (Backdoor Man, Subway Soul, etc) – Primo (Oldies Night) – Randy Jones (Village People) – Sammy Yaffa (New York Dolls, Hanoi Rocks) – Sean Yseult (White Zombie) – Shannon Funchess (Light Asylum, The Knife, etc) – Shannon Shaw – $mall Change – Steve Krakow (Plastic Crimewave Sound) – The Shins – Tim Kerr (Big Boys, Poison 13, Monkeywrench, Jack of Fire, Lord High Fixers, etc.) – Tim Warren (Crypt Records) – Todd-O-Phonic Todd (WFMU, Telstar, Candy, and Satan Records) – Tony Sylvester (Turbo Negro) – Ty Segall

New York Night Train throws parties featuring DJ Jonathan Toubin and live acts like: ..And You Will Know Us By The Trail of Dead (2-piece hardcore lineup) – A-Bones – Apache – April March – A.R.E. Weapons – Andrew WK – Archie Bell – Awesome Color – Baby Shakes – Baby Washington – Beets – Betty Harris – Big Freedia – Binky Griptite – Black Lips – Blank Dogs – Bloodshot Bill – Bodega – Boss Hog – Calvin Johnson – Chain and the Gang – Charles Bradley – Cheap Time – The Coathangers – Crystal Stilts – Cult of Youth – Daddy Long Legs – Danny Kroha – David Johansen – Death Valley Girls – Delicate Steve – Don Bryant – Drones – Dum Dum Girls – El Vez – Eleanor Friedberger – Eli Paperboy Reed – Endless Boogie – Escape-Ism – Excepter – Frankie Rose – Fresh and Onlys – Garotas Suecas – Gary Lucas – Guantanamo Baywatch – Golden Triangle – Grass Widow – Greg Ashley – Habibi – Hank Wood and the Hammerheads – HEALTH – Heavy Trash – Homosexuals – Human Eye – Hunters – Hunx and His Punx – Indian Jewelry – Intelligence – Irma Thomas – Jacuzzi Boys – James Chance – Joe Bataan – Jon Spencer Blues Explosion – John Batiste – Juan Wauters – Julee Cruise – K-Holes – Kid Congo and the Pink Monkeybirds – King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard – King James and the Special Men – King Khan and the BBQ – King Khan and the Shrines – Kool Keith – La La Brooks – La Luz – Lavelle White – Lemon Twigs – Mac DeMarco – The Make-Up – Mark Sultan – Martin Rev – Maxine Brown – Thee Midniters – Mika Miko – Mikal Cronin – Mungo Jerry – Mystery Lights – Nick Waterhouse – Night Beats – No Bra – Notekillers – Nude Party – Oh Sees – Paint Fumes – The Premiers – Priests – Psychic Ills – Psychedelic Horseshit – Pterodactyl – Quintron and Ms Pussycat – Reigning Sound – Renaldo Domino – Roky Erickson – Screaming Females – Sex Stains – Shannon and the Clams -Shopping – Sky “Sunlight” Saxon – The Slits – So Cow – Spits – Stalkers – Strange Boys – Suckers – Sun Ra Arkestra – Surfer Blood – Surfbort – Talk Normal – Thalia Zedek – Turbo Fruits – Ultimate Ovation and the Force of Power Band – Ural Thomas and the Pain – Velcro Lewis – Vietnam – Vockah Redu – Wolfmanhattan Project – Wreckless Eric -Xylouris White – Young Jessie

Jonathan Toubin DJs at festivals/special events like: 4 Knots (NYC) – 35 Denton (Denton, TX) – All Tomorrow’s Parties (Camber Sands, UK / London / Monticello, NY / NYC) – Art Basel (Miami – annually) – At First Sight (Sydney, Australia) – Best Kept Secret Festival (Hilvarenbeek, Netherlands) – Body and Soul Festival (Dublin, Ireland) – Bonnaroo Festival (Manchester, TN) – Brooklyn Brewery Mash (worldwide) – Bruise Cruise (Miami/The Bahamas) – Burger Boogaloo (Oakland) – Burgerama (Santa Ana, California) – Calgary Stampede (Calgary, Canada) – Calvi On The Rocks Festival (Calvi, Corsica) – Carnaval de Bahidorá (Morelos, Mexico) – Chaos in Tejas (Austin) – CMJ (NYC) – Dour Festival (Dour, Belgium) – Echo Park Rising (Los Angeles) – End of The Road Festival (Larmer Tree, UK) – Eurockeennes Festival (Belfort, France) – Fashion Week (NYC) – Festival de la Cité Lausanne (Lausanne, Switzerland) – Festival Internacional De Benicassim (Benicassim, Spain) – Festival Supreme (Los Angeles) First Saturdays at the Brooklyn Museum (NYC)- Fun Fun Fun (Austin) – Garorock Festival (Marooned, France) – Festival Number 6 (Gwynedd, Wales) – Freakout Festival (Seattle) – Funtastic Dracula Carnival (Benidorm, Spain) – Gonerfest (Memphis) – Guilty Party Boat Cruise (Venice) – Le Guess Who (Utrecht, Netherlands) – Haldern Pop Festival (Rees-Haldern, Germany) – Laurie Anderson’s Live Ideas Festival (NYC) – Le Micro Festival (Liege, Belgium) – Levitation Vancouver – Lucha VaVoom (East Coast Dates) – M for Montreal (Montreal) – Mardi Gras (New Orleans and Mobile) – Mosely Folk Festival (Birmingham, UK) – Lincoln Center Midsummer Night Swing (NYC) – Music Fest NW (Portland, OR) – Neon Reverb Festival (Las Vegas, NV) – Neon Reverb Festival (Las Vegas) – Northern Winter Beat (Alborg, Denmark) – Northside Festival (Brooklyn, NY) – Nuits Sonores (Lyons, France) – NXNW (Toronto) – OFF Festival (Katowice, Poland) – Pickathon Festival (Portland, OR) – Pitchfork Festival (Chicago) – Pliskin Festival (Athens, Greece) – Ponderosa Stomp (New Orleans) – Pop Montreal – Positivus Festival (Salacgriva, Latvia) – River Rocks Festival (NYC) – Rock En Seine Festival (Paris) – Savannah Stopover (Savannah, GA) – Sioux Festival (Liege, Belgium) – Sled Island (Calgary) – Stripdagen Festival (Haarlem, Netherlands) – Sydney Festival (Sydney, Australia) – SXSW (Austin – annually, JT is the only DJ with his own official all-night dance party!) – Teenitus Festival (Berlin) – Vice Scion Garage Rock Festival (Portland, OR) – WFMU Record Fair (NYC) – Zomerparkfeest (Netherlands)

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JONATHAN TOUBIN/NYNT PARTY BOOKING
jonathan not only plays the types of public events listed here but also does regular weddings, birthday parties, and corporate events

UNITED STATES:

Michelle Cable at Panache Booking
panachebooking@gmail.com

EUROPE:
Clemence Renaut at Elastic Artists
clemence@elasticartists.net

Listen to JT’s ” mixes on soundcloud or his NYNT DAILY PARTY PLATTER on youtube