In the New York apartment of the guy from “Dude with a sign” for almost 6 thousand dollars a month

The man behind the meme is doing well.

Seth Phillips, the content creator best known as the face of the 8 million-follower Dude With Sign Instagram account, offered an inside look at his New York home.

From Caleb Simpson – The Influencer Who Brought To The Internet A Guy Who Lives In An Ambulance, A Former Laundromat Now Used As A One-Bedroom Home, A Tour Of A $3,000 A Month Apartment A Woman Shares With Her Pet Possum And Peek inside the “shark tank” investor’s penthouse – now you can look into the residence of a man who regularly goes viral due to clever cardboard messages.

“I feel like I’m being attacked,” Phillips says at the beginning of the video, ironically holding up a sign that says “Stop letting vloggers into your house.” pays for rent.

Simpson then visits Phillips’ sunny apartment, for which he pays just under $6,000 a month. Location not disclosed.

Highlights include a basketball used as a planter, an NBA Jam arcade game that Phillips says he finds “perfect, like between bells or whatever”, a pre-installed chessboard, and a closet full of his buzzing cardboard signs.

“This closet has about a billion likes,” Simpson says of the viral content storage space. Indeed, ever since Elliot Tebele of Phillips and Jerry Media (known as @f***jerry) first started using cardboard signs in October 2019, the concept has taken off online and on the streets.

Among other highlights of the tour, Simpson chides Phillips for the number of empty shelves in a single wall cabinet (“You literally have nothing on the shelves up there. That’s where you think, right?”), Phillips admits he doesn’t “cook everything” and Simpson rates his bed a 9 out of 10 in terms of comfort level.

“Your apartment is like the movie Big,” Simpson summed up at the end, referring to the general atmosphere of the apartment.