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this is the total opposite 💀😭

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Remember you voted for Trump! So suck it up!!!

It says Boston but shows new York 🤔

Firstly ur edits are slay their giving that u just went to a university just to educate yourself to edit keep on going to be a editor in movies and even famous movies

Sydney Australia

Can’t stand the nerdy voice.

i live in a very small town 50 miles away from okc.

That was a very good list. Short, to the point and a great overview of each place. Looking forward to trying some of these places soon.

How about the Koke'e Mountains or Diamond Head, Hawaii?

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Сайхан өдрийн мэнд хүргэе! - Have a nice day! 🙂🙂

Nice video, except you kept showing the Kimball Art Museum when you were discussing the Fort Worth Modern Art Museum.

No Orlando? You put Phoenix, San Antonio, San Jose and Dan Diego over Orlando and Miami??? Obviously you just hate Florida. Your list is worthless.

Wow, I live in a big city in Brazil. I’m visiting Texas as a tourist and reading all the bad comments about Dallas I can say I wish you cry babies were born in Brazil. It’s all about context and POV. The same could be applied to myself if I complain about my city without knowing how a city on a war zone would be like, anyway. All I’m saying is that Dallas is NOT as bad as you citizens are crying about.

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Going to Dallas tmrw def will be going to most of these places

“Măt uh gor dah” is the proper pronunciation!!!

Galveston is the dirtiest beach with muddy waters lol, its not beautiful if you live in Texas

Twilight from the ground is under construction.

You forgot Morro bay

This was a nice video, but the narrator didn’t pronounce Aliso Viejo or Mission Viejo correctly. Also, Turtle Rock is a part of Irvine.

thats alarming

Mexico City has been sinking for 100 years +, the same goes for Venice. It has nothing to do with climate change. During the Medieval Warm Period, the climate was 3 degrees hotter than now, and sea levels were not noticeably higher... other than a few key castles in England that have moved further inland because of the colder climate starting in 1250 AD. I have visited and lived in most of the cities in the video except for 2 and it's been this way for 40 years and is nothing new.

lol the big D 😂

I haven't been to Texas.....but I feel like my heart is there

you nowhat somebody told me they had a ruff part that it was a gang mafia out there and if they dont like you they will mess with you 😀

yeah i got cousins in out there

Why do you speak like that

Trying to decide between Frankfurt and Dallas. Dallas has amazing apartment complexes...but Frankfurt is more interesting.

NASA left, interruptions and tons of interference. Not even NASA wanted to stay there... Sad

My fav. Will always be Manhattan Beach

Southern Gem? More like a Southern Toilet. All the cities in the DFW area were built to accommodate the human population as it was in the 1950s, 1960s, 1970s. There are too many people in North Texas today. Do not relocate to North Texas. You will hate it. We have 6 months of each year ruined by nasty heat and humidity. County and city planning is all done by morons. The local government tax parasites issue building permits and do zoning for structures that are problematic, annoying, and inefficient in all ways other than expanding the tax base. We have one continuous vicious crime wave that has been ongoing for at least the last 40 years. The presence of vagrants is near the level of failed cities like San FranLibtopia or Suck York City. Prostitutes use the DART system to meet with customers in every public park in the DFW area. Criminals use the DART system to invade nice neighborhoods and retail businesses. Every time we have a national recession the wretched refuse from other States invade Texas and contribute to its decay. Approximately 1-3% of all residential housing is used by drug cartels to traffic drugs, weapons, and humans. The top three major cities for commercial property crime in the USA are Phoenix, AZ, Houston, TX, and Dallas, TX. The order changes but they are always the top three. Do not ever move to North Texas.

Bungalow. Key largo. Florida. Can you give me the phone number of the resort. Thanks.

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I know another thing you can do in Dallas .... try not to get robbed

Lived here all my life, this city is a soulless, dirty crap hole, ridden with bars and miles of concrete and strip malls. Horrible weather and hideous architecture. This video is not the hype it tries to be. Ugly, soulless and crowded forgettable city.

Drive to Austin😂

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I left my heart in Colorado! My little girl! Lived there 16 years, She's the only NATIVE! Best STATE EVER and I've been to many...Snow skiing at Copper Mtn, the GREENERY, the snow :( LOL It's pretty mellow compared to other states though.

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Though I live in Texas now. 5280 Mile high will always be home. Would love to see a part two maybe??

#11. Hang out with a bunch of damn liberals.

THE BEST BEACH IN TEXAS !! South Padre Island Vlog Part 1 ua-cam.com/video/b0q-Q_UmQU8/v-deo.html

Every time he says fantastic drink

Your over-the-top promotion of Dallas is ridiculous.

South padre is def the best beach in Texas by far. If you want clearer water the further south you go in Texas the better it gets.

While you forgot the most representative attraction in Houston (Greenspoint Mall), I think the video does a good job showing how fun Houston is, what’s more impressive than NASA? A man who built his house purely as a biproduct of his alchoholism? Only in Houston!

Excellent video!

When I clicked on a video called “Best things to do in Paphos” I kind of expected it show things to see and do actually in Paphos rather than being a bunch of things that are near 2 hour drive away from it…