I'm glad to see someone drive through the regular neighborhoods of Houston. Everyone else usually focus on the same ones. Theres more to Houston than The Galleria, River Oaks and Midtown
I know H-town all to well, there so many areas in Houston that you can explore like the uptown/galleria area, river oaks, Montrose, upper Kirby,3rd ward, Chinatown, little India district, Texas medical center , museum District and The Heights.
This is what you get from Houston being the only major US city to have NO zoning laws. There are still codes, and some neighborhoods do have private deed restrictions, but there is no actual zoning law in Houston proper at all.
I agree I left Houston after 5 years. I had a 500k home next to a trailer home, I was like WTH??. I moved to Castle Hills that’s a suburb of San Antonio, zoning laws here are high and day here between Houston.
This the very outskirts of the city. That’s like going to NYC and driving in NJ. You should have started in the inner city neighborhoods of Montrose, The Heights, Downtown, Museum District, Rice Village, Upper Kirby, and Uptown. I mean you’re in the boonies.
I used to love going to Houston during the summers when I was a kid. It was my summer vacation from school. I’d stay there the whole summer with my older sister and brother-in-law. AstroWorld theme park, NASA, The Galleria, Houston Oilers and Houston Astros at the Astrodome, Battleship of Texas just outside of Houston in San Jacinto, Galveston Island just a few miles from Houston as well, were some of the places I used to go to. Was there back in 2012, but it was just for the day to take a physical for an offshore oil rig job, other than that, I hadn’t been there in ages, I know a lot has changed throughout the years. So many fond memories spending my summers there. Maybe I’ll move there someday and start a new life if God gives me more years of life here on earth. I’ve been fighting cancer for little over a year.
Oh my gosh. I drive that all the time. I have an adopted aunt in that area. Houston doesn't have formal zoning, so you get many mixed use areas. Subdivisions may have deed restrictions that govern property use and upkeep, but those apply only to that particular subdivision.
This area you see is about 15 miles from downtown. Houston annex a lot of these unincorporated area around the edge of the city. Developments continue moving further out or back inside the loop giving it a donut effect. The inner city and outer suburbs are nice but everything in between is bland and kind of run down
This is literally the same for Kansas City, Missouri. When you go to the inner city it's very dense but you can go 10 miles from Downtown and it is kind of run down and you can even run into some "rural" parts. It's not like KC is a small city either, the city itself has over 500,000 and the metro has around 2.3 Million. So you end up with a dense inner city but as you go out you can get random pockets of low density or even ruralish parts but when you go out further you end up in dense suburbs such as Blue Springs, Lee's Summit, or even Liberty.
I’m glad you made this video because you do show the REAL side of Houston. Where about 50% of our suburbs still have homes from the 50s-70s and 80s. But the reason why ppl don’t change bc it just works. Yes, you could go to the flashy nice new parts of houston and just make your judgements that way but showing this just goes to show that our city still needs a lot of love and has more potential to be even greater. We’re glad you came to visit and you’re always welcome to come back. Be safe and God bless y’all.
It's weird😌 but Houston is the type of city that no two sides of town look alike so titling the video implying that this represents how Houston looks as a whole is a little misleading, and may leave some residents who are not even familiar with this type of area offended. This looks foreign When comparing to the area that I live in. It looks like two different cities. To be honest I'm not even familiar with areas that resemble this, so that tells you how different and unique this place can be. I enjoy your videos😌
Bro this is the flyover part of Houston. The real Houston is Inner Loop, Westheimer to Southwest Houston, and the outer parts. That's where everything is.
We have every type of food: Korean, Ethiopian, Japanese, Mexican, Italian, Middle Eastern/Mediterranean, Vietnamese, BBQ, Houston probably got the most places.
Southwest is not were you want to be . I was born and raised in Houston. That School may have been remodeled, and now the kitchen is open. Richmond Ave. Was our back yard. My Dad bought a house out there . The residents use to ride their horses on Richmond Ave. The road was made of dirt , shell's. People had Stables in their yard. It was very beautiful 🌹❤️. Clean. The area was all Country. I'm just Sharing.
The ease of getting around Houston and its 30+ surrounding cities and unincorporated Harris County makes it a good place to be. Diversity is a huge plus. No matter where you are from you can find other expatriates from your home country or your former state. No zoning helps keep down FRAUD and extortion in the construction industry.
This is part of northwest suburban Houston is actually pretty industrial compared to the other parts. This section is older and peppered with warehouses, cnc shops and oil service companies. Definitely not the nicer part of Northwest Houston like Vintage Park, Champions or other areas further north in the suburbs.
But bro the downtown buildings is fire. Houston has some of the coolest freeway skyway's and one of the realist downtown skylines in the usa. But then again there aint much to do in downtown houston its mostly office towers and lacks entertainment and restaurants in its downtown compared to most cities its size. That was my impression when I stayed in h town for 6 months.
@@Gioskywalker1 well usa is slowly turning third world. I've seen roads like this in Miami detroit and La as well as jersey and pa and throughout most of the south. Its sad. Look at Europe its hundreds of years older but yet maintained better.
@ 8:15 Heck no the climate is rarely Mild. Its disrespectful heat typically. Winter gives a patch of mild as it swings from very cold mornings to hot afternoons.
As a native Houstonian...you did NOT do our city any justice with this tour lol. The NWest part of the city has nothing to show anyhow. Literally you toured the "flyover" part of town. Smh
I think it's only fair to go to surrounding areas for a complete overview of Houston because this is just making our city look lame.. I mean I hope that's not your intention but it might be ok too cause lol we got too many people coming here anyways.. we have some really nice places to visit and live, just like any city.. ya'll wanna see plain? Go to Lubbock Texas😂😂😂
A lot of your comments you made while driving through some of these areas, came off very racist. I grew up in those areas, Some of us didn't have much, but we made it work, Everyone wasn't as fortunate as you to grow up fancy areas, What's looks depressing and. Boring to you, was home to us, With real good loving, down to earth people.
I think he meant the area was boring from a film making perspective. It’s true that the north side doesn’t have much going on but it was still clean and it’s still probably safe to live there.
What part of cities outside Houston are the cuban located at so when I go visit I'm thinking of maybe moving there I moved out of Miami where I was raised to S.C. but I hate the cold weather so much and my auntie just moved to Katy Texas
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS yes sir. Y’all started out leaving jersey village and drove through hoodlum neighborhoods. The heights is nice, galleria area, memorial, rice village, montrose is ok. Nice video though.
My god, i dont know why anyone would watch a video by someone who doesnt even research the area theyre visiting but just rambles thru the crappy parts of town and then paints Houston as its all being this way . Every city has areas li ke this and ive lived in ...his Miami....yuk...hialeah...little Havannah...inner city going into little haiti...inner city ,west of Brickell airport area around MIA intl...rows of ugly look alike apartments everywhere...no trees...I 've lived in NYC, Charlotte, Atlanta, Tampa, and the Boston area and each of these metros have large swaths of delapidated housing . Houston has a ton of really nice to beautiful areas that compare to any other city just find better researched you tube videos and youll see...
Welcome to suburbia city!! 🤠🤠 Pavement, pavement!! Pavement further than the 👁 could see!! 🛣🛣🛣 And they have parking lots too!! 🤡 35:09 reminds me of PRP/Valley Station.. so you are correct! Bland it is lol #safetravels
This is definitely Houston. People from Houston will argue you down but I have been to Houston a billion times and been to the North & South for the most part this is real life Houston.
OH MY GOD dude you blew my mind,you ended up driving right where I GREW UP when you got to the end of the video at 36;08 of the video if you would have went straight my house would have been on the first road on the right,wow it looks totally different,all of it,the entire place and its because of one thing,TREE'S all the tree's are huge now so it doesnt even look like houston,i was born in houston in 1970 and lived on the north side for 31 yrs right off airline dr. canino and little york rd.and to top it off you ended the video right where i went to high school you were at tidwell and irvington its sam houston high school,one of the worst schools in houston,they tried for several years to just shut it down haha,the first year i went kids that were 18 could buy beer and cigerettes and they were aloud to smoke on campus,so my first yr everyone was standing around smoking and not just cig;s,i was stoned ever morning and at lunch for 4 yrs i had a blast,made it to the 10th grade,skipped every day and not one phone call was made to my mom haha,but yea houston has changed a lot,its mostly mexican as you can see,i grew up with lowriders from elementary thru high school,you talk about good food,and im talking real mexican food,thats one thing i miss so much.but anyways yea houston doesnt look the same all the new roads and tree's make it look totally different.thanks for letting me see my old neighborhood i showed my mom and we watched with our mouthes wide open lol later man,,keep up the great work
Cuando tu novia dijo el ahorro el restaurante que esta ahi se mira se llama el muelle esta rico solo que se tardan mucho en servir la comida porque es de buena calidad 😋😋
Honest to god truth is like detroit better than houston. Not saying houston looks rougher than detroit I just think detroit is a much more interesting city to me and gets the full four seasons with falls and springs to die for.
I can only see the roads It could be any street of usa. Try to show dome nebourhood with appropriate apparent Like hillcroft Bisfonet Kirkwood Bellasair
Man everyone makes Houston sound like Barbieland. Truth is Houston sucks. I'm a 30 year old virgin, autistic empath, & I despise this city, especially it's suburbs. The worst planning in the world, the most inefficient road system ever built, it's as anti-human as a city can possibly be. It's built strictly for cars yet traffic is horrible everywhere. Find a place a bird could fly to in a minute & it takes half an hour by car. Now I am not a virgin out of karma. I have a feeling if I lived in some European cosmopolitan city I would have gotten plenty of female lovers by now. I am not around females enough for them to find me charming or creepy. Most young adult ladies I do see in public don't even know I'm there.
Houston is very bland needs more trees especially palm trees they have the weather for it. Florida cities are much much better looking and look more planned
All you can see is "bland", because that's all you're looking for. What you're showing here is only one small part of the whole of Houston. On any given day, I can easily show you hundreds of places that are a world away from what you've shown here.
@@ajjun8307 lol it’s not my business that you commented the same thing on multiple videos? Pretty sure that’s anyones business. to be nice I deleted my comment but you responded after I deleted somehow lol have a nice day though
I'm glad to see someone drive through the regular neighborhoods of Houston. Everyone else usually focus on the same ones. Theres more to Houston than The Galleria, River Oaks and Midtown
I know H-town all to well, there so many areas in Houston that you can explore like the uptown/galleria area, river oaks, Montrose, upper Kirby,3rd ward, Chinatown, little India district, Texas medical center , museum District and The Heights.
Say what! Y'all got a Chinatown in Houston Texas....????
@@phantomspectre444 Bellaire blvd
This is what you get from Houston being the only major US city to have NO zoning laws. There are still codes, and some neighborhoods do have private deed restrictions, but there is no actual zoning law in Houston proper at all.
I agree I left Houston after 5 years. I had a 500k home next to a trailer home, I was like WTH??.
I moved to Castle Hills that’s a suburb of San Antonio, zoning laws here are high and day here between Houston.
cool video! interesting to see a lot of places look a lot like my hometown in florida. appreciate your documentation!
Your comment about toll roads is gold! love it
This the very outskirts of the city. That’s like going to NYC and driving in NJ. You should have started in the inner city neighborhoods of Montrose, The Heights, Downtown, Museum District, Rice Village, Upper Kirby, and Uptown. I mean you’re in the boonies.
What's the best neighborhood in Houston according to you ??
A video drive down Westhiemer Rd going into the Galleria are would of made a good video of the look and vibe of Houston.
Hello Candy how are you doing today.
@@diegoclark6832 tryna slide on her in a UA-cam comment you goofy 🤣🤣
I used to love going to Houston during the summers when I was a kid. It was my summer vacation from school. I’d stay there the whole summer with my older sister and brother-in-law. AstroWorld theme park, NASA, The Galleria, Houston Oilers and Houston Astros at the Astrodome, Battleship of Texas just outside of Houston in San Jacinto, Galveston Island just a few miles from Houston as well, were some of the places I used to go to. Was there back in 2012, but it was just for the day to take a physical for an offshore oil rig job, other than that, I hadn’t been there in ages, I know a lot has changed throughout the years. So many fond memories spending my summers there. Maybe I’ll move there someday and start a new life if God gives me more years of life here on earth. I’ve been fighting cancer for little over a year.
Cancer
🙏 for ya
May you Triumph over it.🙏
@@user-mm4qv6vr5z thank you 🙏🏻
@@abekemakeoverlimited thank you 🙏🏻
Oh my gosh. I drive that all the time. I have an adopted aunt in that area.
Houston doesn't have formal zoning, so you get many mixed use areas. Subdivisions may have deed restrictions that govern property use and upkeep, but those apply only to that particular subdivision.
This area you see is about 15 miles from downtown. Houston annex a lot of these unincorporated area around the edge of the city. Developments continue moving further out or back inside the loop giving it a donut effect. The inner city and outer suburbs are nice but everything in between is bland and kind of run down
This is literally the same for Kansas City, Missouri. When you go to the inner city it's very dense but you can go 10 miles from Downtown and it is kind of run down and you can even run into some "rural" parts. It's not like KC is a small city either, the city itself has over 500,000 and the metro has around 2.3 Million. So you end up with a dense inner city but as you go out you can get random pockets of low density or even ruralish parts but when you go out further you end up in dense suburbs such as Blue Springs, Lee's Summit, or even Liberty.
Houston is one big hood
I’m glad you made this video because you do show the REAL side of Houston. Where about 50% of our suburbs still have homes from the 50s-70s and 80s. But the reason why ppl don’t change bc it just works. Yes, you could go to the flashy nice new parts of houston and just make your judgements that way but showing this just goes to show that our city still needs a lot of love and has more potential to be even greater. We’re glad you came to visit and you’re always welcome to come back. Be safe and God bless y’all.
Cant wait to go back and all the HTOWN videos did great
Y'all wanna see real houston go to my page i had to show the prostitutes off lockwood and tidwell
It's weird😌 but Houston is the type of city that no two sides of town look alike so titling the video implying that this represents how Houston looks as a whole is a little misleading, and may leave some residents who are not even familiar with this type of area offended. This looks foreign When comparing to the area that I live in. It looks like two different cities. To be honest I'm not even familiar with areas that resemble this, so that tells you how different and unique this place can be. I enjoy your videos😌
Bro this is the flyover part of Houston. The real Houston is Inner Loop, Westheimer to Southwest Houston, and the outer parts. That's where everything is.
We have every type of food: Korean, Ethiopian, Japanese, Mexican, Italian, Middle Eastern/Mediterranean, Vietnamese, BBQ, Houston probably got the most places.
Everyone told me SW 🤦 should have gone. Will have to be for next trip
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS fasho and look at the woodlands too bro 👊🏾
I used to live on Westheimer
Southwest is not were you want to be . I was born and raised in Houston. That School may have been remodeled, and now the kitchen is open. Richmond Ave. Was our back yard. My Dad bought a house out there . The residents use to ride their horses on Richmond Ave. The road was made of dirt , shell's. People had Stables in their yard. It was very beautiful 🌹❤️. Clean. The area was all Country. I'm just Sharing.
Honestly this is one of my favorite areas to pass thru. Every single time I spot someone riding a horse while smoking a j. I love it!
Anyone else see the irony of a person that isn't from Houston giving a "tour" of Houston? 🤔
It is nice to see a presentation of Houston through fresh eyes. Unjaded from knowledge of Houston and its sins.
Cringe af in that te ash city lol
I like what he doing this is home when I see this being from a butiful state. You man thanks
Go down mlk
Houston is trash I regret moving here
This made me home sick, I lived at airline Dr. And dipping lane 20 some years, I'm back in west Virginia where I was born ,but I want to come back
So you frequent the krogers off parker
Go home
Airline dr it's ghetto asf
@@banshee24full they renovated some of airline
@@banshee24full getting gentrified, townhomes & luxury apartments are being built up
Houston is just a big city filled with a lot of Louisiana people
Katrina refugees
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The ease of getting around Houston and its 30+ surrounding cities and unincorporated Harris County makes it a good place to be.
Diversity is a huge plus.
No matter where you are from you can find other expatriates from your home country or your former state.
No zoning helps keep down FRAUD and extortion in the construction industry.
Nice. Its a jungle here in Florida in that category
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS Floridian here. Just got back from Houston/Texas and we have our share of problems but Florida looks a lot nicer.
This is part of northwest suburban Houston is actually pretty industrial compared to the other parts. This section is older and peppered with warehouses, cnc shops and oil service companies. Definitely not the nicer part of Northwest Houston like Vintage Park, Champions or other areas further north in the suburbs.
I’m glad you showed me this because I was looking into Houston just now but no thanks I think I’m going back to Florida . 😂
if Louisiana and California had a kid it would be Houston
Facts
Northwest in the house! I ❤️❤️❤️❤️ Houston! We da best!
Hey bro nice clip of a city Houston, I like to ask you that what kind of dashcam setup do use.?
Hey bro what kind of dashcam setup do you have ,can you show or have link in comments.
Thanks.
The roads look poorly maintained. Over all looks bland and even somewhat country considering its a big city.
Yup
But bro the downtown buildings is fire. Houston has some of the coolest freeway skyway's and one of the realist downtown skylines in the usa. But then again there aint much to do in downtown houston its mostly office towers and lacks entertainment and restaurants in its downtown compared to most cities its size. That was my impression when I stayed in h town for 6 months.
Most of the roads here are the same quailty that you would find in third world countries.
@@Gioskywalker1 well usa is slowly turning third world. I've seen roads like this in Miami detroit and La as well as jersey and pa and throughout most of the south. Its sad. Look at Europe its hundreds of years older but yet maintained better.
That’s the outskirts of Houston, Chicago and even New York have areas like this on the edge of town
@ 8:15 Heck no the climate is rarely Mild. Its disrespectful heat typically. Winter gives a patch of mild as it swings from very cold mornings to hot afternoons.
well on my way to school in New Orleans we do have a good number of tourists that are from Texas
I been to Houston for 2 decades
As a native Houstonian...you did NOT do our city any justice with this tour lol. The NWest part of the city has nothing to show anyhow. Literally you toured the "flyover" part of town. Smh
we can come back, had a great time wanna see more
It’s still a part of our city. And like he said he wanted to show a real perspective of Houston homes.
Wow Houston is so beautiful
you serious?
Balsero cubano te felicito. Eres un loco recorriendo todo USA y mostrando como se viven en cada ciudad. Muy bueno lo que haces.
es mui divertido, y hay veces un poco peligroso yo voy a los barrios
I think it's only fair to go to surrounding areas for a complete overview of Houston because this is just making our city look lame.. I mean I hope that's not your intention but it might be ok too cause lol we got too many people coming here anyways.. we have some really nice places to visit and live, just like any city.. ya'll wanna see plain? Go to Lubbock Texas😂😂😂
I was there in Houston the last week of last year... it was so Cold !!
He didn't tour anything hes just driving. Yall just mad because he showing the real Houston
I was raised in Texas and we grew up watching Beavis and Butt-Head
Ngl ive lived in houston all my life and im still living here and ngl you went thru the worst streets of houston well the “northside” 😭
How do you mount your camera?
A lot of your comments you made while driving through some of these areas, came off very racist. I grew up in those areas, Some of us didn't have much, but we made it work, Everyone wasn't as fortunate as you to grow up fancy areas, What's looks depressing and. Boring to you, was home to us, With real good loving, down to earth people.
Very snowflake type of comment. It's people like you that motivate and encourage the UA-cam police to censor nearly every damn comment.
I think he meant the area was boring from a film making perspective. It’s true that the north side doesn’t have much going on but it was still clean and it’s still probably safe to live there.
You are in my city come to the southwest side that’s where it’s at 🤘🏾
I know i herd but sadly we gotta do it some other trip it sucks how little time we got to travel
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS keep the videos up bro frfr I love the Tampa ones maybe do some more of those if u can
Lived in Houston 10 years. These are typical streets....narrow, no shoulders, emer lanes, bike lanes, sidewslks and they flood
Much obliged, I would kill to get a work visa and eventually imigrate down there from Saskatchewan Canada
What part of cities outside Houston are the cuban located at so when I go visit I'm thinking of maybe moving there I moved out of Miami where I was raised to S.C. but I hate the cold weather so much and my auntie just moved to Katy Texas
Yet it still gets cold?
Y’all chose a pretty shit area to drive around. Lol
Theres better?
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS yes sir. Y’all started out leaving jersey village and drove through hoodlum neighborhoods. The heights is nice, galleria area, memorial, rice village, montrose is ok. Nice video though.
For real lol
I saw a great video of black guys riding horses through those suburban neighborhoods. Two or three spots. It’s true what they say. Only in Texas!
The Hood is Sunny Side , Liberty Rd. That's all from me. I know there are some good nice Houston elderly people live in the Hood.
The roads in Houston need a lot of work.
Yeah everyone pays taxes here I don’t know why they can’t give that money to the road workers to fix them?
Well you're definitely in the place to get car jacked lol. That's a pretty rough area
I drive through there 6 days of the week for work (beginning of video) 😴
Houston is so wide spread
Born and raised in Houston, TX. I'll keep it short, don't come here and don't move here. It sucks.
But, at least it’s better than Las Vegas & cheaper than Los Angeles.
Truth
My god, i dont know why anyone would watch a video by someone who doesnt even research the area theyre visiting but just rambles thru the crappy parts of town and then paints Houston as its all being this way . Every city has areas li ke this and ive lived in ...his Miami....yuk...hialeah...little Havannah...inner city going into little haiti...inner city ,west of Brickell airport area around MIA intl...rows of ugly look alike apartments everywhere...no trees...I 've lived in NYC, Charlotte, Atlanta, Tampa, and the Boston area and each of these metros have large swaths of delapidated housing . Houston has a ton of really nice to beautiful areas that compare to any other city just find better researched you tube videos and youll see...
I bet you could make a killing doing junk removal in houston
We Love Texas from Iran 🇺🇲❤️🇮🇷
Salam Texas ftw
Welcome to suburbia city!! 🤠🤠
Pavement, pavement!! Pavement further than the 👁 could see!! 🛣🛣🛣
And they have parking lots too!! 🤡
35:09 reminds me of PRP/Valley Station.. so you are correct! Bland it is lol
#safetravels
So what do you want dirt roads?!
Can you do one of stink-a-Dina aka Pasadena.
Why is it called that
Lol
I Hate When People Talk Trash About Houston, Yes It Has it's Pros And Cons, But I Love ❤Houston💯 And The Food, GOD Bless.
i had a great time there cant wait to go back
I move to the outskirts of Houston tx
The TRUE Houston is inside 610.
“City Limits”
You’re saying that you live in a 2M+ dollar home?
This is definitely Houston. People from Houston will argue you down but I have been to Houston a billion times and been to the North & South for the most part this is real life Houston.
Stop lying to people. They literally just visited remote small areas that are barely within the city limits
@@Daniel-rc2bu oh ok 😂
@@bossy_ari that’s definitely cypress he’s in not houston yes it’s Harris county but not houston tx it’s the suburbs the outskirts
@@PKOK81 Just got back from Houston and it literally looked like this. If anything, it looks better than where I was at. Richmond Ave in Montrose.
@@angelgregio Most of Houston does not look like this. It is apparent you do not know nor live in Houston.
That was my cousin that was killed. I'm not lying either
OH MY GOD dude you blew my mind,you ended up driving right where I GREW UP when you got to the end of the video at 36;08 of the video if you would have went straight my house would have been on the first road on the right,wow it looks totally different,all of it,the entire place and its because of one thing,TREE'S all the tree's are huge now so it doesnt even look like houston,i was born in houston in 1970 and lived on the north side for 31 yrs right off airline dr. canino and little york rd.and to top it off you ended the video right where i went to high school you were at tidwell and irvington its sam houston high school,one of the worst schools in houston,they tried for several years to just shut it down haha,the first year i went kids that were 18 could buy beer and cigerettes and they were aloud to smoke on campus,so my first yr everyone was standing around smoking and not just cig;s,i was stoned ever morning and at lunch for 4 yrs i had a blast,made it to the 10th grade,skipped every day and not one phone call was made to my mom haha,but yea houston has changed a lot,its mostly mexican as you can see,i grew up with lowriders from elementary thru high school,you talk about good food,and im talking real mexican food,thats one thing i miss so much.but anyways yea houston doesnt look the same all the new roads and tree's make it look totally different.thanks for letting me see my old neighborhood i showed my mom and we watched with our mouthes wide open lol later man,,keep up the great work
@ 7:40 the cough is probably from the pollen
As this video shows if u move to Houston don’t move to the Northside.. from a Houstonian thank me later
Houston is definitely way more than that lol
When you have to drive far everywhere because the city is 660 sq mile, with $4 a gallon gas Houston sucks
I love HOUSTON ❤ 😍 REALLY NICE PLACE TO LIVE I WOULDN'T STAY NOWHERE ELSE LOVE MY CITY
Cuando tu novia dijo el ahorro el restaurante que esta ahi se mira se llama el muelle esta rico solo que se tardan mucho en servir la comida porque es de buena calidad 😋😋
Honest to god truth is like detroit better than houston. Not saying houston looks rougher than detroit I just think detroit is a much more interesting city to me and gets the full four seasons with falls and springs to die for.
To die for, like the murder rate 😅 i do like Detroit tho
@@Shad106_ you just dont know they got great food and amazing suburbs
@@Shad106_ you ever even experienced Detroit or you going by word of mouth? 🧐
This video is only northwest Houston neighborhoods. Not the areas where people go for things to do. It takes a few days to explore all of Houston.
Detroit is a refrigerated ghetto in the winter time what are you talking about?
Hey no for real I like what he's doing this is Sad to me cause it's making me home sick but I'm trapped in this old lane state lol de
Kinda
Yall should go by Bissonnet between 59 & the beltway it's a walking strip club
I can only see the roads
It could be any street of usa.
Try to show dome nebourhood with appropriate apparent
Like hillcroft
Bisfonet
Kirkwood
Bellasair
dude this is spring not Houston, you should go to galleria, city center in energy corridor, montrose uptown
So this isnt inside houston city limits?
Houston is rich in some parts, but also poor in some parts.
No pedestrians anywhere? Too hot, fear of crime, etc.?
No sudewalks
Most places are too far to walk on foot.
The weather and crime part is actually true. Just add the lack of sidewalks and you have the right answer.
No sidewalks in most areas. Sidewalks take space and land that could be used for "bidness", houses and money making. The TX mantra.
@ 6:50 that's Kevin Gates
Drive and show the areas that's full of homeless and drugs addicts people .
Agreed. I’m from Arizona and while we have our share of homelessness and addicts. Houston comparably speaking is a toilet.
Thats not all over Houston, sorry to disappoint
Omega Nine From my observations it is.
@@DavidSmith-sf4rl You see homeless in all areas? I didn't see one in this video and I don't see them in plenty of other areas. I drive all day.
Sunnyside rep
When you have to drive far everywhere because the city is 660 sq mile, with $4 a gallon gas Houston sucks
Man everyone makes Houston sound like Barbieland. Truth is Houston sucks.
I'm a 30 year old virgin, autistic empath, & I despise this city, especially it's suburbs.
The worst planning in the world, the most inefficient road system ever built, it's as anti-human as a city can possibly be.
It's built strictly for cars yet traffic is horrible everywhere. Find a place a bird could fly to in a minute & it takes half an hour by car.
Now I am not a virgin out of karma. I have a feeling if I lived in some European cosmopolitan city I would have gotten plenty of female lovers by now.
I am not around females enough for them to find me charming or creepy. Most young adult ladies I do see in public don't even know I'm there.
👋🏼 bye
@@rogermorales8132 for what?
Right that ain't coo cause he ain't showing nothing interesting I'm with you I'm from Houston Texas third war Sunnyside South Park
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The most boring biggest city that ive ever been to. So BORING. Like its a big suburb
I regret movin here so bad. All I do is drive far af to go everywhere and fish sometimes. that’s it
Looks like L.A ghetto
Well that’s insulting
@@yunyunpilled 🤷♂️
👀 yall on air line yall need to have a gun
Houston is very bland needs more trees especially palm trees they have the weather for it. Florida cities are much much better looking and look more planned
That was a horrible. You went from part of the north west of Houston to part of the north east of Houston, kind of…you drove less than 1% of Houston.
Oh yeah Nothside got Alll tha drugs 😁
all of Texas is bland y'all dont move here
Houston Is Not Bland, And Not All Of Texas Is Bland, Houston is A Beautiful City, It's Just A Old Area .
He's saying that so the new yorkers and Californians won't move here. You ruint it.
All you can see is "bland", because that's all you're looking for. What you're showing here is only one small part of the whole of Houston. On any given day, I can easily show you hundreds of places that are a world away from what you've shown here.
Sorry to say but it looks ugly like Detroit.
I hate Houston tx that damage awful bad areas 🤮
You must be from Dallas
I HATE DALLAS 🤮, LOVE HOUSTON TX ❤
@@PoohBear7747 what are the things hat makes you hate Dallas and what are the things that make you love Houston.
BORING!
Flat too
My God.....what a lot of talking too much from him....he's talking about boring, well his talking is very boring
then turn the volume down and watch the video if you don’t want to hear his voice..
Much better watching ua-cam.com/users/DeceleratedTravel
Metro Houston you will get a job or , go to California . Bye Bye
North side is the worse part of Houston. Go to South, much much better.
Every city is boring to you, all you do is complain.
This is horrible
So Boring city I don’t like it at all nothing to do there
That’s San Antonio, not Houston.
@@user-mm4qv6vr5z It doesn’t matter that not your business
@@ajjun8307 lol it’s not my business that you commented the same thing on multiple videos? Pretty sure that’s anyones business. to be nice I deleted my comment but you responded after I deleted somehow lol have a nice day though
@@ajjun8307 I agree with your initial comment some though
went right by where i grew up.THA.......NORTHSIDEEEEEE ........LOL
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