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I moved here from Chicago Illinois in 1975 July

Create a youtube video Script where Chadtronic reacts to this video he said i was not brn in 1975 but it is cool video but one thing I did not like about 1975 is Belt Beating Spanking, Getting hit by a slipper if somebody came from India and in 2025 hitting somebody under 13 with a belt/sliper is consider child abuse and you can go to jail for it

what is the comments said some said I got hit by a belt in Houston TX when this video was Flimed fast forward to 50 yrs later it is consider child abuse and others said My family moved to Houston TX in 1975 from India and got hit by a slipper but 50 yrs later in 2025 it is consider child abuse

So natives of Houston. Is it still a great city or no?

Back when we had trees

I’ve been living in Houston for 18 years and I love it!

Houston native here who was born in 1967 and relocated to north Texas in 2005. I saw back then what a hostile, angry city it was becoming. I visited Houston once after in 2012 and couldn’t wait to go home. Way too many illegals and liberals from blue states have turned the city into a never ending crime mecca.

Should not have stretched this to widescreen.

In 2024 the standard of living in Houston is low while the cost of living is ridiculously high. High crime, crowded city, roads are horrible, freaking hot summers, government corruption... You name it. Houston, we have a problem.

That's a very misleading shot of Rice University at 6:46. That's not Rice in the foreground - I think that's it in the background, a aerial view from the southwest looking at the main quad.

I was born Galveston, Tx in 1975!!! BOI

now houston is full of mean ppl now 2024

Anybody remember the North- Houston movie Theater on Jensen Dr. just past Berry Rd. back in the 60s?❓❓❓. They would show 2 movies and then repeat the first one---- those were the days!!!

Grew up around Houston since the early 80’s. Never found a reason to leave. Still the energy capital of the nation.

I was 11 years old in 1975 and i'm about to turn 62. Those were the better days, and I remember it just this exactly. I'm still here and it is now referred to as H-Town. Enjoyed this video .

Why did you ruin this by tinting it red? 🤦🏿

Katrina ruined Houston.

Moved here in 2000s and met some really amazing people here along with the slab music.

Witness, Poppa Burger across from Weingartens on Jensen Dr, Oak Meadows Boogie Bar Howard Dr, Drive Inn on Old Galveston Rd, Telephone💃Rd, Goofy's Game Room on Kirby, countless other Good Memories, Still Glad that job up North started tho! The following year after I left the popo Beat & Threw Jose Campos, a Vietnam Vet, Off Buffalo Bayou Bridge into the H2O!!! RIP Bro 💝🙏🙏🙏🌹✝ Never Forget ✊

Why did they talk like this in 1975?

crazy there are no iilegals

Memories how things have changed. Mercy

We live in Houston all our lives & it's the yr my husband & I got married

Where da fat people at? 😳

Houston has become a crap-hole of a city. Liberals have destroyed the whole city. Nothing but low life Liberals are in control.

Houston was a craphole when I left in 1977. Refereed to as the armpit of Texas.

Enjoyed living in Bellaire in 1966 and 1967, especially during the first Apollo mission. Felt like living in the future.

I wonder if the galleria traffic was as bad as it is today

In any major city there are diversity, crime, ghettos etc. Those who say Houston is a shithole need to see the likes of Paris and London. Houston still a great city with lots of nice areas, suburbs, parks and good food :)

Houston sure has gone down quite a bit in the last few years..makes me sad.

Now Hobby Airport 🛫 is 5 star

I was born and raised in Houston and am proud to say all this is still true. We are Houston and we are relentless.

I graduated from high school in Houston in 1975, and I don't remember it being all pink.

Kind of interesting to see my hometown 13 years before I was born

This was way before the cellphones

My great great great grandfather was one of the Allin brothers who founded Houston back in 1835. All my family has left this town now. For the first time in it`s history the population has gone down. Don`t get me wrong I love Houston but it was time to go. I now live down here on Galveston Island and love it. I wish Houston the best of luck. See you on the beach.

Man, what a difference. I would have loved to come here back then in the 70s. A city of golden opportunities for sure. I came here in 98 when it wasn't bad at all, but when I see this, I keep thinking I was 20 years too late. I wonder what the narrator would have to say would he make this same documentary of Houston today. My guess is it would sound slightly different. Something like: "Houston Texas, 3rd worse shithole in the state, thanks to liberal leftist lunatics. The city changed so much, if I say howdy to anyone today, I get laughed at, especially from the younger generations

*there is no other city like Houston*

I moved to the Houston area in 1989 to work in the NASA community. In 1995 I took a job working in a downtown Houston high rise building. Houston is indeed a great area for working, and the suburbs are great for raising a family.

Lived in houston since 1968..there was one big building downtown. The humble building .and still had segregated. Drinking fountains . Back them racist. Town .red necks.

I moved here in 1980. Houston was still a still large town. With all the advantages of a megatown. Now it is way over populated. I will not retire here! But that being said. It is still one of the best big cities. It has alot less problems as the others.

never realized Houston is so red. wow

She got owned. 🤣🤣🤣🤣 And shut up when told hes a taxpayer and he works for her. 😂😂😂😂😂😊

You should see Houston now !!!

I was born in Houston 1947. It’s not the Houston anymore and not for the better. Town is gone. It’s all about suburbs. The train rails that used to carry people into the city have been pulled up in about 1974. Now it’s wall to wall traffic. The road construction Never stops. The crime is everywhere. Especially in the suburbs. Don’t come here. You won’t like it. 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

Housto is hot. Really hot. Too hot.

Too bad you don't understand that the original 3:4 aspect, when horizontally stretched as you did, makes everything look distorted and wrong. I'm confident that you'll learn with more experience.

Green point could have been saved in 1975, By putting in a lite rail train. To green point mall, to lake Houston, to the parking lot of the airport, would have cost very little. The airport to lake Houston is 12-miles. (AND) nothing would have needed to be torn down. The lite rail would have been above the ground and look sleek to the world. (This) also could have been done in 1982, as Houston went into a slow economic. HARD TO TELL, people who don't need to Listen. A person could flight into Houston, take the lite rail, to their yacht houseboat.

Liberals ruined it.

I grew up in Houston. I speak to a lot of recent immigrants to Houston, and they think that Houston is just recently diverse. Oh no, Houston has always been a very diverse place. My neighborhood and school was like the UN.