In need of an escape from the mundane day-to-day of lockdown living? This incredible site is calling your name. If you haven’t stumbled upon one of TikTok’s most popular pastimes, let us make your acquaintance. Drive & Listen is the latest craze keeping folks going during the darks day of the pandemic.
Okay, so here’s how it works. All you’ve got to do is head to the website. From there you can select from their wide range of cities to explore. They’ve got everywhere from New York to Budapest to Johannesburg to Rio De Janeiro. Once you’ve picked your city, sit back and enjoy the ride.
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The website will take you through a mesmerizing drive through whichever town you picked. While you drive, you can choose to listen to the local radio or just the ambient noise of the city streets. There is seriously something hypnotizing about this site, y’all. We could sit on it for hours.
So the website is the brainchild of Erkam Seker, a Turkish graduate student currently studying in Germany. Apparently, he created the website to deal with the homesickness of studying faraway. But now it’s blossomed into so much more than that.
If you’ve got a thirst for travel in need of quenching, or if you just want a relax accompaniment to play in the background while you work from home, check out Drive & Listen today.
Now if you don’t mind us, we’re thinking today’s drive will take us through… Berlin. Let us know which cities you explore in the comments!
Where: Check it out online
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