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Driving Downtown - Houston 4K - USA
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2016
- Driving Downtown - Houston Texas USA - Episode 38.
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Houston is the most populous city in Texas and the fourth-most populous city in the United States. With a census-estimated 2014 population of 2.2 million, it also is the largest city in the Southern United States.
Houston's economy has a broad industrial base in energy, manufacturing, aeronautics, and transportation. It is also leading in health care sectors and building oilfield equipment; only New York City is home to more Fortune 500 headquarters within its city limits.[11][12] The Port of Houston ranks first in the United States in international waterborne tonnage handled and second in total cargo tonnage handled.[13] Nicknamed the "Space City", Houston is a global city, with strengths in business, international trade, entertainment, culture, media, fashion, science, sports, technology, education, medicine, and research. The city has a population from various ethnic and religious backgrounds and a large and growing international community. Houston is the most diverse city in Texas and has been described as the most diverse in the United States.[14] It is home to many cultural institutions and exhibits, which attract more than 7 million visitors a year to the Museum District. Houston has an active visual and performing arts scene in the Theater District and offers year-round resident companies in all major performing arts.
Architecture
Houston has the fourth-tallest skyline in North America (after New York City, Chicago, and Toronto) and 12th-tallest in the world, as of 2014.
Economy
Houston is recognized worldwide for its energy industry-particularly for oil and natural gas-as well as for biomedical research and aeronautics. Renewable energy sources-wind and solar-are also growing economic bases in the city.[99][100] The Houston Ship Channel is also a large part of Houston's economic base.
The Houston area is a leading center for building oilfield equipment.[103] Much of its success as a petrochemical complex is due to its busy ship channel, the Port of Houston.[104] In the United States, the port ranks first in international commerce and 10th among the largest ports in the world.[13][105] Unlike most places, high oil and gasoline prices are beneficial for Houston's economy, as many of its residents are employed in the energy industry.[106] Houston is the beginning or end point of numerous oil, gas, and products pipelines.
Tourism and Recreation
The Theater District is a 17-block area in the center of downtown Houston that is home to the Bayou Place entertainment complex, restaurants, movies, plazas, and parks. Bayou Place is a large multilevel building containing full-service restaurants, bars, live music, billiards, and Sundance Cinema. The Bayou Music Center stages live concerts, stage plays, and stand-up comedy. Space Center Houston is the official visitors' center of NASA's Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center. The Space Center has many interactive exhibits including moon rocks, a shuttle simulator, and presentations about the history of NASA's manned space flight program. Other tourist attractions include the Galleria (Texas's largest shopping mall, located in the Uptown District), Old Market Square, the Downtown Aquarium, and Sam Houston Race Park.
Sports
Houston has sports teams for every major professional league except the National Hockey League. The Houston Astros are a Major League Baseball expansion team formed in 1962. The Houston Rockets are a National Basketball Association franchise based in the city since 1971. The Houston Texans are a National Football League expansion team formed in 2002. The Houston Dynamo is a Major League Soccer franchise that has been based in Houston since 2006.
Healthcare
Houston is the seat of the internationally renowned Texas Medical Center, which contains the world's largest concentration of research and healthcare institutions.[196] All 49 member institutions of the Texas Medical Center are non-profit organizations. They provide patient and preventive care, research, education, and local, national, and international community well-being.
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My brother lives in Houston and he talks about the gentrification of the city from downtown heading outwards. There's no zoning laws so you will see town homes right next to an old ranch style house right next to an apartment complex across the street. The sky lines were springing up a few years ago and have slowed down the past year.
I would love to see a video on all the hot spots in downtown Houston. Moonshiners, House of Blues and perhaps up and down Main Street. Also, all the go to places around Westheimer, Montrose, etc.
What kind of camera are you using
OF COURSE
Fantastic city, modern and stylish.
Thanks for sharing these videos!
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To those of you wondering where all the people are....we are all inside enjoying the air conditioning. It is toooooooo hot to be out walking around. When it is in the 90s, it feels like it in in the 100s on the concrete sidewalks downtown! There is a large underground tunnel system where many people walk from one building to another. It has restaurants and stores and air conditioining! There are almost no stores above ground, just office buildings; thus there is no reason to be out in the heat walking around. We are all underground:) Also, the publish date Aug. 26 was a Sunday. So this was probably filmed on a weekend. Weekdays, the streets are full of cars.
The amount of people on the streets is a popular topic on this video - Thanks for the input Nancy! :)
Nancy Holdamlpf Funny how its just as empty when the weather is 75 degrees, you people are all in denial and are delusional, the fact of the matter is that downtown Houston is mostly empty because its a 9-5 office park, and everyone drives back home after work to the suburbs, including everyone in those tunnels.
Nancy Holdamlpf wait so if there's an underground tunnel, why isn't there a subway system??
I'm from Philly, and I stayed in Houston for a while. Philly is a walkable city, I assumed the same in Houston. I was wondering where is everyone. I took a long walk and my relatives where calling me asking me why am I walking. I said to look around. They were like....why? I'm like huh?! Big difference in Houston.
Houston is huge, over 600 sq miles twice the size of NYC. It's like a gigantic suburb with superhighways everywhere. Most streets have a on ramp to a highway somewhere.
You are such a calm, steady driver. Really a total delight to watch. Thanks!
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Because he's not talking that's why
Or you can't hear him/her because the camera is probably mounted on the hood? Unless he/she has windows down.
WTF, this looks 100x cleaner than L.A.
Jay Garza not really there is more crime in L.A.
Lumosmaxima •*• I think
@willis mckay : Houstons dem mostly stupid
tghetto5 it is.
Jaric Johnson even though Houston wins liberal there a lot of conservatives and republicans in Houston. Me being one of them and I’m in a club with like a 100 more. Lol we are still very conservative in Houston.
Texas and Tampa are the two most beautiful cities I’ve ever seen. It’s so clean
Texas city or texas the state?
Thanks for the tour.
I grew up in Houston, moved in the 60's, but that is where I left my heart.
What some people do not realize is that this is mostly the business center. There are several other centers.
If you put the Medical Center, the Museum District, the Galleria/Uptown area, City Centre, River Oaks District, and others, all downtown , you would have a much different downtown. There is virtually no retail downtown.
There are tunnels connecting a lot of the buildings. And there are bridges connecting others. That is why you do not see a lot of people on the streets.
I love Houston. We are one of the most slept on cities
Heck no How is houston slept on
Everyone who lives there must be sleeping too since none of them were outside.
redcomic619 bro this was filmed in August it’s 90 degrees plus nobody wants to be outside in 90-100 degree weather plus lot of plus this was filmed on a Sunday on weekdays there’s a lot of traffic if that’s what you want...so don’t trash h town I doubt where you live is better than Houston foh 😂🖕🏽
Lawson Bujanos NY shits ALL OVER Houston and you know it bruh 😂
@@redcomic619 new york aint shit👊🔨😂😂😂🤣
Houston looks like a pretty cool place. If I lived in Texas it would be nice to live close by.
the more close u live of the downtown more homeless and expensive are the property
You don’t wanna live in Houston
EpicTacoCatGalaxy I’m trying to decide between Houston, Dallas, and San Antonio
Allyn Follette Houston definitely I live here and it is so much better also san an tonio is very full of crime
Grew up here and don’t miss the city vibe. Hot and empty. Everyone’s in their cars. Unnecessary noise. No scenic viewpoints except the tops of a few buildings if they allow you up. Anyone who LOVES this city must not have spent much time in other cities. Even LA is similar in terms of size and population but at least it’s somewhere people are out walking around and socializing, with gathering squares all over. It feels alive. Same for San Francisco, or Boulder, or Miami, or Atlanta, or NYC, or Portland, or Seattle... I could go on. It’s just weird to me that Houston often feels so empty and lame when you’re walking around the city during the day.
Yea your right people are walking around in L.A. Mostly homeless people tho! out and roaming the streets begging && harassing people just ask Elon musk tht was the whole reason he relocated not only himself But also his businesses to Texas in the first place And the fact you said L.A of all places you could’ve said only shows you wouldn’t know beauty && vibrant if they both came up and slapped you in the face🤣
I worked in the chase building downtown for 3 years, this was probably on a weekend with no events. Downtown is filled with people on week days in the tunnels and streets. Weekend nights is filled with people bar hopping or simply walking the streets. I have heard many complements from people visiting from other states.
It's so relaxing.. driving on Houston's streets.. luv Houston! Thank u!
Hope the drivers are no aggressive as Miami :(
Thank you for this!! This literally brought back memories of my visit last month. Been wanting to go back ever since.
Hello Houston from Beirut, Lebanon ! I am proud that Dr Michael DeBakey served well the people of Houston
What I dont like about my City is that no on walks around because you need a car to get around. its so depressing having been born and raised here its so idk I wished it was different, I like walking around and seeing people. I guess thats why I like walking around that Memorial City mall so much.
Well yeah Memorial City isn't Houston proper, it's the suburbs. And people do walk downtown, not sure what you mean?
I love Texas City 😍🇺🇸
I live in houston. It gets busier. Believe me, im in that traffic
Depends on the hours lol
But than this ain’t really downtown either it’s more like the outskirts of downtown
@@kenshinyo22 excuses excuses
@@kenshinyo22 Houston dead asf lol
METALFACEDOOM well yea I don’t really care i live in Atlanta now lmfao
Incredibly awesome! Love from Moscow.
All my ex's live in Texas, and Texas is the place I'd dearly love to be...
All my ex’s live in Texas like I’m George straight
All my exes are my exes therefore I don't keep in contact with them.
Ok i don't want to be one those repetitive gta comments , but i heard this song in gta san andreas lol
shout out to H-town..lived there from 1978 to 1983.. in riveroaks off of san felipe
Dadecounty Dale I live in San Felipe! Heh, it feels funny calling Austin San Felipe.
Yo ass didn't live in River Oaks lol
Im from Bronx, and went to vist my cousin in houston and mannn i tell you guys..its the shitt,they have the best craziest places to party n have lots of fun.n mannn the girls are fine ass hell..and next thing i know, i moved to houston n been here for 3yrs n i love it..i guess they dont call it the space city for nothing..houston its gonna become the future..and mostly i love the skyline on sundown.. beautiful buildings of the reflection of the Sun...
how do you compare Houston to New York ? I am sure it is cheaper on all aspects and less taxation !
I'm from Australia and high temperatures are normal for us, but we still have streets packed with life. This is a bloody ghost town!
Too bad you can't even write English. America is a shithole.
Better go back to your $3.00 per hour job and enjoy the lack of universal health care in your country and try and fix the multiple school shootings that happen every week. You've got slums in that country that don't even exist in Africa, so enjoy your time there.
Lmao "america is a shithole" It's the richest shithole on the planet and even Houston's downtown looks bigger than the entirety of Sydney. You're basically just a discount Canada buddy and even comparing the US to aus is unfair considering how third world your entire country is.
That's because Australia actually puts some thought into designing their cities while in Texas, they don't even have city planners. Anybody can just build anything, anywhere, so when you let the free market determine your city, this is what you get. I would hate to live in a city where there is no urban heart or anywhere fun/interesting to hang out. I don't see one single nice street for shopping or dining or nightlife or anything, just boring office towers everywhere. Sydney and Melbourne both put this place to shame! I love the new buildings in Sydney! King's Cross is cooler than anything here!
Oh come on, Sydney is quite nice! Australia is a very lucky country, it has everything! @@nwgwa8ybwahwa610
I'm a native Houstonian, this looks like a Sunday morning. You should film on any given weekday at 5:00pm. I ride the rail from the Medical Center thru downtown, there's so many people. I love my city!😍
Gotta love H-Town 💕
You must be boring too
Like your dumb-ass town METALFACEDOOM-ASS..
Meh...Houston sucks ngl
EpicTacoCatGalaxy ever been?
@@METALFACEDOOMXXXX stfu lame ass kid
Breathtaking! What a city!
Not breathtaking but its ok. I live here, its not a Paris or a San Francisco.
@@BAYAREA_PizzaParty Paris and San Francisco are memories now,on the plus side they weren't that great to begin with anyway.
WroightIronMGTOW Lol they are compared to Houston. No one even visits Houston, there's nothing to see here. Cali and Paris have all year round tourists. It must be worth it.
@@BAYAREA_PizzaParty if you're going by tourism then Disneyland must be the most important place lol
WroughtIronMGTOW No dude that's just one thing. I was more along the lines of Yosemite National Park, Wine Country, Big Sur, sweeping and rolling hills of SF, I can't even list everything you can do in SF or LA for that matter; Point Reyes, San Diego, San Simeon, Half Moon Bay, the Sierra Nevada, Death Valley National Park, the Shasta Cascades, Mendocino County, the Redwood Forests. I could literally go on and on but it would be too much to read. Those are the things that attract those 12 million tourists to our state and its also what makes us the most visited state by Americans. Even I explored the state from top to bottom. And people here in Houston know what I'm talking about if they've been there but most people here haven't so they just think we have Disneyland. Its kinda sad, no one travels here. You could find yourself in a place like California. I'd definitely be a different person if I grew up here in Texas.
Probably the most underrated American city. A big city with a small town feel to it. I also like the fact that it's not overcrowded like New York City. Looks very clean. I also love how they have trains running in the middle of the roads.
I haven't spent enough time there to really explore but I get the sense there is a lot to do!
It actually is pretty darn clean, most of the time. Driving with trains on the street kinda sucks sometimes
the best city in the world H TOWN baby HOUSTON
Most boring city in the world
Like that Public Transportation rail system
Don’t ever get on the metros
@@epictacocatgalaxy4697 why?
The city looks nice and it's one of the most interesting US cities go visit for me, but it's hard to believe that it has like 2,3 million inhabitants regarding the empty streets. It seems it is a city for driving but not for walking (Downtown area I mean)
Absolutely. Everybody drives in Houston. It's not a walkable city.
Salvador Leiva they are not taxis in there
many Indian students live in Texas
+Salvador Leiva - everybody is walking down below in the tunnel system where the air conditioning is. It's nice down there too, with shops and restaurants.
they have 6 dollar flat fee taxis no matter the distance
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@watergod 83 you are wellcome🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
I'm going to finally be able. to call Houston home sometime this year maybe during the fall or. something but it's definitely going to be this year though I can't wait lol I am so excited for myself lol.haha ,tehe 😁😀😂😂😂😀👌👌👌😎😎
So how’s houston so far?
Hope you made it.. here since 78
Finally Houston. Thanks!
Loooks so clean and calm ❤️
Houston is my favorite city on earth
I did this on a weekday morning I think. I need to go back and spend a few days more videos when its busier and not the middle of summer! :)
MJT I live in Houston. And I’m so stuck on if I should move to Atlanta or not :(
Gerardo Jasso You'd probably experience better weather in Atlanta. But I wouldnt trade Houston in for anything...
Feel sorry for you
Actually we all feel sorry for "METALFACEDOOM".. (lol)
Houston Beautiful City ❤
And that people is why Manhattan and Center city Philly is the largest and busiest business districts in America. No matter what day and time you will always be met with traffic and a crowd
This is definitely a Sunday morning...so everybody can relax about the streets being empty were all recovering from the night before getting ready for church 🙌😀
Nice clean streets
Almost an hour, Well done! Many thanks!
That has to be one of the most unwalkable cities I have ever seen! It's like a ghost town, yet it's one of the largest cities in America! It's just so badly designed, I can't see any street that's even moderately animated or interesting! It has no soul.
Torontopia Houston has underground tunnels this was filmed in August it’s very hot outside so people are in the underground air conditioned tunnels don’t talk trash about Houston when you have no idea wtf you’re talking about
No, I don't know what I'm talking about, I'm just observing what I've seen in a number of videos, so if I am wrong and Houston is a lively, vibrant city, post a video of it or point me to one, where downtown Houston is vibrant and happening! Show me the evidence and educate me! @@lawsonbujanos7624
Houston is for the hard- working American, the hustler who rewards themselves during the weekend after a long week at work by going to either Midtown, Main St, Washington St or all the other clubs. Not to mention mini getaways at Austin, San Antonio, Dallas, New Braunfels,Galveston. Millennials currently reside in Downtown, Galleria, Medical District or Midtown/Montrose. Home to the Rockets, Texans, Dynamo and our World Series champions, the Astro’s.
21:10 that bridge is so freaking cool !
I would love to do this in the future. I love this city and am happy to live here. The parade are awesome too!
Terrific city . Awesome vídeo.
Congrats !!!
Incredible. No people. Just roads and buildings.
its on a Sunday
Don't listen to this guy, downtown Houston for the most part is a 9-5 office park.
Joe Martinez on a Sunday
XTRABIG I live in Houston and this looks odd when I go even on the weekend I am used to seeing a lot of cars and a bunch of people walking this had to be after rain or a flood because this is not Houston AT ALL
Thank you for this!
I've been to Houston. Too bad you can't show the underground portion of the city. It's near the area this video starts. Anyway, I live in Idaho and when I was there, I went to Whattaburger. Will never forget that establishment. Great food and how they serve it to you.
you mean the portion that ruins cities? yeah forget about it
My 2nd home (after Dallas) Love the Hines tower U/C at the beginning. Great video.
Thanks for the feedback!
real nice looking city
Love texas
Same :)
Kimberly Gutierrez Same here it's so beautiful
I've lived in Houston all my life (13 years old) I'm slept on Houston but the cities are just amazing
Same i love Houston, TX, dude
Thank you for uploading. I am VIRTUALLY visiting USA in this way.
Hermosa mi ciudad adoptiva, ya la extrañaba pase 23 años sin regresar a ella, esta muy cambiada y mas moderna aun, Gessner y long point, mi barrii.
Spring branch
Honestly i think that Texas is one of the states to live in the US , However it's disadvantages specially the weather absolutely, but i think it has a lot of advantages like low prices of houses compared to other states, no income tax, there's a lot of opportunities to grow up there for getting a job or great up a family , there's something special in this state idk why really i feel in love with Texas more than any other states, does anyone living there tell me what's the thing that let someone love's Texas so much?
As a resident of Texas, you're absolutely right about the low housing prices and opportunities. There's so much diversity and so many activities to do here. There are many great universities, restaurants, and places to visit. Texas is the place for everyone!
Very nice and clean city,I wish to have chance to live here.Looks like perfect place for living.
I hope you get to visit! :)
Houston TX interesting City ,# 4th in the nation. Is multicultural you find people of all parts of the world. Alot of employment opportunities, is affordable to live here. I live in Texas since 1987 , I love Texas ♥️ is my second house after Guatemala. I'm invited everybody to visit Houston TX and NASA space center.
Arely Sanchez
You have a lucky friend 🤗😚 ..God bless USA
Its amazing because I loved my time in Houston. After my first summer, I was done. The heat was devastating. Now, that was awhile back. Houston had no metro or underground air conditioned anything. At least you have enough sense to go underground. I will be back but only at night.
love the view of the light rail train from behind
This must be taken Saturday morning when most stores are still closed.I love Houston but I do live in Katy and we are booming also.Will u do Katy Texas next.
Disappointing for a metropolitan area of 7million+ Houston is no true big city like San Francisco or Los Ángeles or Chicago or New York. Not even comparable
very nice , full of great buildings around there
J Utah you are awesome.. I'm in Africa hoping to come to the USA someday watching your videos gives me the feel of being there already 😂 funny yea.. but that's how I feel.. i love love love your channel & I already subscribed too.. 😁 Great job u doing ! 👍👍👍
What I like about houston is that it has a railroad trains where they didn't have it in Austin Texas
Austin does have a smaller rail line now and overall the best public transportation in Texas.
Even when I got to downtown it's never this empty, there's usually at least some hustle and bustle but it was probably a scorching 9 AM on a Wednesday or something lmao
Exactly or places just hadn't opened up. I always see downtown pretty busy.
Wat sup H Town!! I want to move there from Bangkok.
Pally Supatra it goes down over here
Pally Supatra not much u
Come on down 😏
You just pack up your stuff and come on over. You'll be welcomed with open arms, and I think you'll love it here.
@Alien shut yo ass up, you not from houston saying that dumb shit. Houston loves and shows the chinese culture all the time. They are well appreciated. Any houstonian can tell you this.
I just ran across this video, great video content. Subscribed! Hope to see more of this kind of content!
Houston was very clean, modern, and looked like a booming & promising place to be! Thinking about moving to Texas.
Houston is great. I prefer Austin. Much more lively/active population in Austin plus a lot more nature (lots of natural swimming holes and hiking trails)
Love this! Thank you
thank you for uploading! enjoy it :)
good video
H-Town Texas where I'm from and where I'm born you know that's why I said he will ride swangas candy paint and Bangin that screw
Strange city. No one on the streets. We have an underground path covering a few blocks in Toronto with restaurants, food malls, shops, etc., for the cold winter weather, but there are still hundreds of people walking on the streets.
About to say the same thing , you see more people walking around in much smaller cities. Where all the people even on a Sunday .Not sure what day of the week it is. More people walking around downtown Charlotte NC.
I see the same comments about Dallas. These 2 cities(including other sunbelt cities) are very spread out. Populations spread out over a large land area with multiple city centers ("downtowns") and skylines. Northerners seem to have never seen this before and it shocks them.
21:00 Nice bridge
Either they're at work or underground.
They at work cuz we all Republicans lol
@@mobbob4012 looks like you’re playing Minecraft
There are no people on the streets like a ghost town
Really appreciate it 🙏
Enjoy our beautiful city ♥️ 🤘🏼
Our city sucks
its looks like the freedom tower in the beginning
I have to watch this after the Astros won the world series
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I am from KABYLIA and immigrant to the US and I choose houston because the city has an International aspect where you can see all the nationalities like New-York and San Francisco and LA and Chicago
Alors it's very cheap city to live
The only bad thing about Houston is the humid and hot weather in the summer time after may to October
Alison everybody is driving and the obesity is common
+J Utah Pls do for Houston what you did for the boroughs of New York and show a breakdown of the entire Houston skyline, Uptown, Greenway Plaza, Texas Med Ctr, which all rival cities like Dallas, Fort Worth, Atlanta,..The view from the Ship Channel Bridge looks like Chicago or New York, speaking of Houston was founded by two brothers from NYC, the Allen Brothers.
What kind of camera were you using, great video
I always likes orintation tour and cities of u s a this Houston orintation video is excellent dilip
I always likes.orintation tour and cities of u s a.this Houston orintatipn video is excellent dilip
Beautiful city.
nice job .we don't stop on traffic lights on Sundays your city looks likes beautiful Nairobi Kenya.
Wow, this was hard to watch! Houston's downtown seems like the world's largest office park. Not only was the downtown virtually empty, it seems quite disjointed and with absolutely no cohesiveness. There was never a since of downtown at all until the last 5 mins. During the entire other 43:00 I kept thinking is he just driving on the side streets or maybe he is still on the out skirts of the downtown.
It's huge with lots of tall buildings, but it will never be on the same level as Chicago.
BoxHead 42 yea it will never be freezing, filled with speed and traffic cameras like Shitcago.
BoxHead 42 give me Houston any day
ELBandido freezing? It's 60 today lol Houston not even close to Chicago level
Probably in the underground tunnels. Houston is hot.
BoxHead 42 Houston's downtown pedestrians mainly travel underground for your information
Nice! Didn't know there are quite a few beautiful old buildings as well, only think of glass and steel when thinking about Houston.
This city contrasts with the dynamic, bustling New York and other major cities
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Since this video was made, downtown has added at least 5 new skyscrapers and or high rises.
which city has a worse downtown Dallas or Houston?.. I know Dallas has Fancy Department stores now, but haven't been to Houston for work in a while though. so I can't say if they at least progressed.. I hate seeing cities like these two. It's feels like they're designed for highways and not people... I see it's still very much dead as when I used to visit. how sad..
Dallas' downtown + Uptown is becoming very active. Much more than the past.
yeah i'm from houston and sadly i'd have to say Dallas has a significantly better Downtown and central area. Dallas has way more new residential buildings near downtown and it's making it way more pedestrian friendly. On the other hand though, Houston probably has a better culture and weather.
You know there's an entire underground tunnel system that people walk through right? Peopleuseit to get to building to building, and there's many restaurants and stores there. It's hot and humid in Houston, sometimes really cold too, so people just don't walk outside. Besides, people not walking around us a good thing for getting where you need to go in a vehicle.
I'm from Houston & have to respectfully disagree. Houston weather is trash. More humid than Dallas & it floods often.
For all y'all saying it looks empty and boring just go ay night time and it's the bomb
Stop lying.
METALFACEDOOM, STOP being an annoying little bitch. H O U S T O N is da' SHIT.
You can tell Houston summers are dangerously hot, cause Downtown Chicago is very crowded around this time.
Never been to H town but it looks beautiful
Beautiful video, I miss Houston TX
Ooh nice it's just the same climate here in El Vigan, Philippines. I wanna move there...
I kicked habits and i quit to drink but some old habits are hard to broke like love to Houston
what kind of camera did you use to record the action?
tomcata1467 GoPro 3
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The my opinion it's video is one best. The best city for tourism the us