Start spreading the news, Un’s leaving today — Kim wants to be a part of it, New York, New York!
With talk of a second US-North Korea summit happening in the Big Apple, The Post took the Supreme Leader on a preview of the city that never sleeps.
The young despot lived it up like a real local — enduring long waits for the F train, pedaling a clunky Citi Bike through Midtown and downing dirty-water dogs while yelling, “I hate America!” at passers-by.
And New Yorkers loved it.
“The Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un!” squealed one onlooker as the socialist state chief was mobbed by selfie-seekers in the icon of capitalism — Times Square.
Outside Madison Square Garden, cabbies honked their horns at the noted basketball fan and shouted, “Yo! Kim!”
“I’ll drive him to Trump Tower. I had Jerry Seinfeld in my cab once — I’d say Kim Jong Un is cooler,” said cabby Rashid Aziz, 50, of Brooklyn.
Once the totalitarian leader made it to Donald Trump’s Fifth Avenue skyscraper — the proposed site of the September summit — he mocked the president’s claim that he has “a much bigger and more powerful” nuclear button by pulling out his own.
That didn’t sit well with some onlookers.
“It’s Li’l Kim, you’re going to hell,” one passer-by yelled at him.
Other New Yorkers were willing to cut the world’s most brutal dictator a break.
“It’s time for people to open up a little and give the North Koreans a chance,” said retired postal worker Bobby Hernandez.
Even the city’s surly straphangers stopped ignoring the world leader on the subway and saw an upside.
“I don’t know who Kim Jong Un is,” said Queens entertainer WaiMark Anthony-Coleman, 29, as he sat next to him on the F train. “Maybe he can fix the subway?”
