Dallas and Houston are massive. You can drive 2-3 hours in either direction and still be in the metro area. They both have legit hoods as well as rich black areas.
I grew up right behind Hobby and I too use to ride horses on the streets. Looked normal to me! Hell, this person should've went to Timmy Chan's while they were in Sunnyside. Next time, stop the car and have a beer with the homies.
Nothing random about it. We used to have match ropings in more than one of the wards. Roping calves in alleyways, vacant lots and riding bulls in downtown Houston.
I’m not going to argue with you fam because Dallas do got thick fine ass chicks. I never been to Houston but I can imagine the women being just as thick as Dallas chicks. But I gotta say Atlanta got thick ones too, not like Dallas but it’s not like they far behind. New Orleans have some thick ones too, but not like Dallas. So thick fine chicks yeah ima say Texas got it. But Miami has the most beautiful women, at least in the southern places/states/city’s/.
@@teezee1000 u right cause it be them creole women most creoles a lot of them settle in Texas too a lot I see a whole bunch of creole women they cute but a lot of them be with there kind
Yeah we got those drainage ditches in houston too. I think more money need to go to the drainage system cuz the 1’s in front of the houses look so damn ugly but thankfully not all the neighborhoods look like that
@@johnnyflores1978 that’s definitely happening in Dallas too and a lot of hoods in America rn even Chicago it’s gentrification matter of fact I just left Atlanta they doing it too tearing down the projects putting luxury lofts and expensive apartments
Howdy , Texas !!!! I had been Texas for 7 years for my both undergraduate & graduated degree. I’m now back to my home which somewhere in Asia . Those Texas roads remind me everyday I spent in Texas . Texans were good and kind , they been nice to me .
Happy to have you in Houston fam. I've seem every hood in America because of you. Be safe my brother and keep rolling. Your car has the heart of a Lion
@Nit L What? The next time u open your mouth to give me an opinion, firstly wait until I give the opinion, secondly make sure u speak proper English to me. I just said I didn't like ratchetness.
That's all the time. We do that in Texas, especially if we need sugar or kool aid, we just ask the neighbor for a horse ride or to borrow it. We race horses with cars all the time as well.
We still have tie offs at whataburger if you need to tie off your horse outside...I wouldn't say riding horses up the streets is super common but it's not uncommon either. It's something you see regularly. Lol. And it's normal to see houses in the hood that have horses in the yard. If you got a good size yard, you can put a horse in it out here.
Houston on that Third Coast and if floods a lot because of that lack of elevation. I don't understand the point of this video??? Hood is hood no matter where you go . You will see hard working people trying to make ends meet and others trying to bust your head to get or because they feel like it .
I fuck wit dville I'm from Houston tho.. I went to duncanville 2 yrs dropped out my senior yr, I stay in the apartments by the Whip in corner store not to far from redbird mall... It go down out there
He roll thru my hood..south Dallas..malcolm x carpenter ave..thats all south...naw but salute homie..salute H town..funky town..and salute every city..keep grindin..
@@just_a5.7 facts my bm from the grove Bruton street.. Shoutout to the Grove and cliff too.man i love my city..i brought Dallas to iraq😂😂😂everybody knew Dallas after i left..even some Iraqis
Great video showing casing it all every city has the good the bad & the ugly I’m from philly and let me tell you what you see is what you get and those videos were spot on but a lot of these cities overall have something unique about them. Appreciate the vid would love to see you hit some different cities showing what it’s like over there you should hit up , San Antonio,tx / Omaha,Nebraska/ Tulsa,Oklahoma/ San Diego,Ca /Kansas city,Missouri/green bay,Wisconsin/ but man there isn’t anyone doing what you do keep it up
Way more hoods in Houston. Third Ward is a huge hood. Next time slide up to that Northside of Houston.. Greenspoint aka Gunspoint, Acres Homes, Haverstock, Trinity Gardens, Fifth Ward aka the Bloody Nickel. I can’t say too much about Dallas because I haven’t lived there but I’ve been through Oak Cliff a few times
Dallas has Pleasant Grove, Oak Cliff, Fishtrap, Webb Chapel, Hurstside, Dixon Circle, Old East Dallas, and a bunch more. They got hoods in these hoods lol
I’ve always seen Houston like this (I’m from Beaumont, TX btw) 1st off the North and the south are kinda different South side always been the playa laid back type while the North is known for its hardcore exterior or grimy ways but Houston as a whole is more so chill laid back type of ppl but they will get down if they have to...Most people are just laid back playa type about they money. That’s why most Blacks and Hispanics get along here cus if it’s about the money it’s no problems..It’s not as aggressive or grimy like ya. Chicago’s, New Orleans or Midwest cities I’ve been to. Don’t get it twisted though they definitely will get with you if that’s what you looking for I haven’t really been to Dallas or known many people from there....
@Carl's Brother yes I’m still in Texas I love the south side SunnySide is where I was born then my mom moved us to the Northside where I was raised! I’ve visited Austin twice cool city and the country is cool and definitely peaceful I love visiting but this city girl misses home!
@@christianjackson7896 you’re going to love it now let me tell you people drive fast and bad out here so please drive safe if you’re driving, you have to drive for you and other’s we are turning into Newyork not many have common courtesy for other’s and no patience! Other than that there’s plenty to do and a lot to see goggle and Yelp is your friend safe travels to and from ❤️
Yes, they do mostly on the southside in South Park around Bellfort and Reed road area. And on the Norrh side as well. When Rodeo season in Feb n March u will see alot of trail riders in the streets riding their horses.
He toured the southside of Houston, First part is driving through South Union area, Southlawn complex by Cullen middle school and up n down Scott street. Then 3rd ward and what is called the Bottom in 3rd ward, also he went through the Quiny home area which is across from TSU and JY high school. Then he drove down Macgowan street where Ralston liquid store been there since the 1970's. If he would have went on the other side of 3rd/midtown by Emancipation park where most of the shot guns houses were sold n that area was revitalized. Thats the old part of 3rd ward were he toured not the new part. Of course if u ride in low income / housings areas that's exactly what u going to see in any cities u go too.✌🏽
Correction he also went thru LUCKY 7 BLOCK, THATS MY BLOCK AS WELL. Now I know you saw that dude driving down Callie thats Lucky 7. Anita Drew Tuam Callie Lucinda Hadley etc....DONT LEAVE US OUT THE MIX . Born and raised Dodson Ryan and Yates 🤘🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾
Yeah. He went to Dodge City and Sugar Hill parts of 3rd Ward. And all the Wards originally touched downtown. 3rd Ward used to go all the way to where HCC-Downton is and where midtown is now. Gentrification is shyt.
Having lived in Dallas my whole life, I know exactly where you were driving. Those were definitely low income housing areas. Seeing a car wreck just there out of the blue, very very common. Yup, I know exactly where you were driving, those speed bumps shock everyone driving down the road. Free tip, if you see a car with its lights out at night driving along the road opposite you in the hood, don't blink your lights to warn them their headlights are off. That is a gang initiation, and the first car to blink their lights at them they will follow, beat you down and may even kill you as part of their gang initiation. Just a free tip from someone who grew up in Dallas, TX.
Haha. I remember that. I don't know if they still do that. I remember when I was a kid, that was common though. Haven't heard about that for a long time.
@@ScrewedUpGangsta13 but screwed up click started in Houston. That's where he made all of his money and that's what he represented. So again, you talking down on Houston, but you got the name of their rap crew🤣🤣🤣. Come to the south side of Houston and disrespect them like you're doing ov on here, don't talk to me about it because I'm a woman come talk to these goons out here. Come on🤣 I'm a Goon 💯 Straight from Louisiana.
@@Fannymae79 you’re talking about my name but my profile picture it’s DALLAS bitch Houstonians don’t even like Louisianans 🤣 like I said Dj Screwed ain’t even from Houston 🤣
@@shecravesit7072 sarcastic? Read again.. or check my other comment.. we're All Offended that he Didn't recognize the NAWF.. speaking facts, I'm from the Nawfside, born & raised 🤷🏽♀️🤘🏽
Thats just 3rd ward and some of the south side. That’s the old parts of Houston. He barely scratched the surface. I’m from the north side acres homes Houston born and raised. It will take forever to film all of Houston.
Houston also have some fine black neighborhoods that I guess they are not interested in filming. Beautiful neighborhood's. If you are going to show H-town, cover the good parts too. They out number where you focused on!
One thing that people in *DTX/HTX* should be proud of is how less ghetto both cities are compared to some other places like Detroit/Philly/New orleans/Chicago/St louis...
@Jimmy Garza it's not the same, there's a difference between South Dallas/Oak Cliff and Kensington Philly or Northeast Detroit or 5th ward New orleans or many areas in Baton Rouge. It's a lot better in Dallas / Houston and that's a good thing. Why the hell would you want to be the MOST ghetto that's backwards. But some people really think this way
Hahaha damn....yo 10th December bout to move in TX for oil rig project but the problem is company telln I gotta get my own place to stay .so it'll be safe for nigga to stay alone ion have no niggas I fuck with but me n oil we friends..south Africa cape town
They do look alike in a lot of the run down areas, but they look more different in the working, and middle class areas. Dallas has a lot of west coast influence, and also southern. Houston is straight up deep south. Crime wise I would say pretty close, both have good and really rough areas Dallas might be slightly worse crime wise.
Yeah Dallas worst than houston to me. The mindset of Dallas people is grimy af. Houston folks show more love. They’ll flip ya in Dallas no matter the hood
@@CharlieBo313 I read this comment agreed, and press like. Then I google both of their statistics out of curiosity and Houston looks like it has a good deal higher amount of murders, rapes, robberies, etc. per year. Maybe the per capita is higher for Dallas. I know Houston has a more laid back vibe. Dallas has more tension in the air to me.
Kyng I think you get a lot of people from Louisiana migrating to Houston in search of jobs etc. I think it’s been that way since the end of the civil war when freed slaves couldn’t really find work in those rural areas.
Yup that's right I use to stay in the pinks and I still reppin highland hills no matter where I'm at in the triple d even though I don't stay there no more but I never forget where I came from and hhp is always be in my heart. I reppin hhp for my dead homies that's not here, Fizz, X-Man and Bodyguard of the city Chester Pickett. To my favorite rapper and other rappers who reppin highland hills O.G Gator Mane, A1, Quint Foxx, Tum Tum of DSR and TBG'z, DJ D. Porter, Lil Boy Blue, Low Deezy and Yella Beezy
I stayed in both before. Dallas was oakcliff Houston was 3rd ward. Both was bad but i feel like oakcliff was a little worse NOT SAYING IT IS FOR SURE . I dont know all of 3rd ward and oaklciff just the part i stayed.in Im from fl though so yeah.
The plus side of 3rd ward is Texas Southern University and University of Houston. There's also a section with nice, older 2 story brick homes. The Jews built the nice homes back when the whites wouldn't let them live in River Oaks. After the Jews moved to Meyerland, the Blacks migrated and took over 3rd ward. Some of those older brick homes are still nice and well kept. As we see, the other part of 3rd ward is as pictured.
1000+ comments on here and Yall the only ones to shout out Dallas North side hoods...What hood legends, schools, athletes, artists from N. Dallas? My boys live in Dallas and they never acknowledge the north side as hood...I'm not saying that it dont go down over there but I've never heard of N. Dallas being certified HAM, hard-body hood...
@goodfella 214 - So you're saying that them hoods is on Pleasant Grove and SOC level? Them hoods on Acres Homes, 5th Ward, Haverstock and Gunspoint level? H-Town NS hoods are more grimey and just as hood-fab as the SS and that's a well known fact....
Ima Texas nigga who can tell you first hand we square bizness. To me Fort Worth is our California they Gang Bang in the funk on a different altitude, Dallas produce a lot of killers, Houston got the playas and hustlers they’ll finesse yo ass quick too, San Antonio got a lot of jack boys and grimey niggas.... anything bound to happen to you in Austin if you ain’t on yo toes. Beautiful part is every city got it’s on lingo and style but we all have the same urban culture.... sippin drank, candy paint, swangs, braids and fades, and having a playas demeanor, a pimps lingo and Mexicans hustle especially seeing that blacks and Mexicans fw with each other hard out here. Texas stand tf up!
Houston is about 350 miles South of Dallas and a world apart. They took in huge amounts of Katrina refugees temporarily but......they never went back home. The neighborhoods there are much more southern Louisiana in mentality and style.
@WORDto BIGbird They were those that took advantage of the hospitality and wore out their welcome with a huge spike in violent crimes. If you were here at that time, you would know better.
Houston has had strong ties to Louisiana even before the hurricanes and floods caused people to leave. Like everybody grandparents or parents are usually from Louisiana and moved to Houston back in the days, especially during the oil boom.
What city should I move to, Dallas or Houston? I want to move where there's a lot of interracial dating between Black men and other race women, good nightlife and stripclubs and a lot to do. What's the easiest city to make friends for somebody who's just moving there? How do Blacks and Hispanics get along in both cities? And which one got the craziest weather?
that neighborhood in the very beginning--I think I saw a rapper I like named "k-rino" there like a year ago doing a video where he was handing out meals on his YT channel. what a coincidence huh
this video reminds me when I first moved to Houston, being originally from NYC. If im waiting for someone outside their house, I usually pull over to the side. right? You cant do that here, they have storm ditches on most of the streets. Im pushing my new Tahoe in the hood, pull over to wait for shorty to come out and got stuck in a ditch...LOL . definitely gotta watch where u going around there.
Seems like the Houston Hood looks worse than the Dallas hoods, I know those Brothers on horses on the roads are a little over the top, but it is..what it is... that's how they do it in D-Town in certain southern hoods.✌
I didn't know they did that in Houston. There are a few families in my neighborhood in Dallas that own horses and ride them up the street to the store.
ok u mostly riding through 3rd ward im really surprised but imma show this video where u first started and then in my hood of 3rd ward its nice to see the hood on the tube 😘😘😘😘
As a life-long TeXan, all major cities here have hoods. That said, all these hoods are part of what make up and give each city it's own flavor. There's no way they'd be the same without the "hoods!" Salute to my fellow TeXans and everyone else out there, stay safe.
@Thundering Applause ain't know looting in that store, definitely not from the people who live there. When other ethnic people set up there, don't live there, then take money out of the hood they create the problem
One thing that distinguishes lower income neighborhoods is the vast number of people loitering all over the streets and alleys.... it's like a festival ....typically synonymous with drug activity.
