EVOLUTION OF CITY │ HOUSTON

[@CajunGators]

Houston grew so fast. Really cool video.

[@poseidon3201]

EXCELLENT job in the facts and beautiful footage of multiple skylines.

[@juanmontoya6622]

The video never covered the awesome, but somewhat underrated cuisine.😋👍

[@MrEOM41]

Largest Southern city also

[@Rexag]

Native Houstonian .... always home

[@KevinMartinez-rz7dc]

I live in Houston

[@evolutionchannel86]

wow! that's a great city.

[@juansaldana84]

me too

[@footballkid9240]

Me to bro houston is so beautiful

[@wesmoore436]

Same

[@WSA1587]

Me too

[@DubBeats]

I live in Houston is a pretty cool city…

[@xxxironboy4885]

Good job bro Your editing Is on fleek!

[@evolutionchannel86]

Thank you. I appreciate it.

[@xxxironboy4885]

Thx and I’m gonna subscribe to you

[@jay_7139]

Proud to call H-Town home 🤟🏾

[@gameongrav404]

i was born in Houston but raised in Conroe TX my 1st year was Langley

[@efrainperez2831]

Im proud of my home city

[@Atitlan1222]

I've lived in Houston all my life. It was great until about the early 80's or so. Why? Because it had identifiable neighborhoods, there were still enclaves of "old Houston", you didn't have to go far to get to the countryside, Old Katy Road was still there, downtown was not a New York wanna be, there was countryside between houston and Galveston, strip centers did not line roadways, you could still hear real Houston accents, BEllaire still had a small town feel, SW houston was slowly changing to a cool ethnic enclave, midtown had tons of great Vietnamese restaurants/stores and is not the dangerous thug club zone it is now, Allen Parkway Village was still available to the poor, westheimer had discos and C&W dancehalls, not massage parlors and vape shops, working class people came from the rust belt to find work in the oil fields, roller derby was still around, professional wrestling at Sam Houston Colosseum, people did not pull guns and get so easily offended on the highways, the Janetta road african american cowboys riding club was always reminding us of our western heritage....we'd sit there for hours watching them ride over off Westpark, Sacco Brothers, French Town zydeco music hall off calvacade, (one of the few places blacks and whites mingled and partied peacefully,), the Czech dance hall over on the NW side....forgot the street. Leo's Restaurant on Shephard (Leowas always there) and on and Growth is inevitable change is inevitable but HOuston lacks the texas culture and soul it once had. Seems hard to meet many people that are actually from HOuston anymore. I understand why young professionals like houston....lots of bars, expensive glitzy restaurants where young people meet.....I'd be in the middle of it if I were in my 20's. I'm 59, my daughter is graduating from hs and there's no reason to stay. There's nothing organic about the city anymore. New people to the city should take a drive around and try and find what's left of Old Houston..

[@barclayridge23]

I’m 19 now have lived in Houston all my life however more of a slow life kinda person grew up hunting and fishing with my dad and he makes me mad when he tells me stories of him going out to Katy and laying into geese vs us we have to go all the way down to matagorda just to shoot some but even as a person in there early years I wish Houston was the way that it used to be

[@xochitlanasta4232]

Do the evolution of city of Laredo Tx pls or I will 👍 likes

[@jayd8473]

Hate the AI robot voice, but content is good

[@MikeyMousePLAYZ]

My history of my hometown

[@ls-ji4fv]

Dang I really wanna live in Houston but I live in Dallas

[@evolutionchannel86]

Wow both cities are good.

[@mr.cardguy7635]

Dallas sucks 🤘

[@roygreen9890]

NETFLIX, I guess it sucks to be you! 🤔😂🤣😂

[@BernieSanders-bn5dk]

Dallas is way better than Houston, Dallad is like 3 citys mashed up, DFW

[@jedclams4559]

@@BernieSanders-bn5dk I've lived in both, Houston definitely better than dallas

[@davidmccann9811]

Is that Robby the Robot speaking? 😂🤣😂

[@peterbundy7916]

I moved to Houston in 1978.Now the southwest side in nothing but a ghetto . Why don't you show the thousands of run down apartments along with a few downtown buildings

[@stevedewberry]

There isn't a city in the world without poverty, my friend. In 1978 that was Fifth and Third Ward, Sunnyside, Acres Homes. It's always been a rough town.

[@marcocarbajal9299]

@@stevedewberry It was smaller and more isolated(the wards) back then. Now the poverty is more widespread and covers large swaths of the metropolitan area. In fact, there are several sections of the city that look like 3rd world countries. That was unheard of in 78'. Never ending streams of illegal immigration have to turned this once beautiful, modern looking city into an urban 'eye-sore'. It's been a gradual decline that's really accelerated in the last 20 years. I was fortunate, though, to live in the city during its glory years..

[@DicksonkDickson]

Great city

[@557Franklin]

Sorry, but I live in Houston, and I can't handle the monotonous, robotic voice: yikes!!

[@Limbo-v5z]

I had actually went to the oil rig one time 1:31

[@Mer1912]

Awesome video, it needs more likes. I wonder if you could do the city of Bellaire.

[@evolutionchannel86]

Thank you very much.. I will consider that in my future videos.

[@ACE_IS_BASED123]

Go Houston go Astros

[@isaaksaucedoorendain8897]

Houston was of Mexico when it was founded

[@brandonthomass]

Not true. It was founded a couple months after Texas gained independence from Mexico and was It’s own country. The battle of san Jacinto in houston was where they captured santa anna and made him agree to texas’ independence and sparred his life.

[@gallegoloko3988]

So wrong. Get your facts straight.

[@mr.cardguy7635]

🤘

[@kevinbrignola1468]

You deserve way more views

[@evolutionchannel86]

Thank you

[@kevinbrignola1468]

@@evolutionchannel86 np

[@jesusgarza6759]

a lot of the dates are off especially when trying to show the impact of events.

[@HumbleThyself230]

I'd like this video a lot more if it were a person speaking instead of a robot voice. That robot voice is annoying

[@coolestsupermariofan6326]

Am from there

[@miguelzuniga4872]

I think the future of houston will be alot of free ways as tall as skyscrapers because there is alot of trafic

[@jurydekort3669]

I like your video's, just try to talk less like a computer

[@evolutionchannel86]

Thank you

[@sincicalpvp9252]

Its text to speech he added it in editing obviously.

[@TxTiger23]

They should have never taken apart the trolley system to make way for the horrendous freeways in place now. 😡

[@ArianaSongsInstrumentals]

u need more likes bro, good work

[@evolutionchannel86]

thank you..

[@hypebeastdog518]

Good thing I live in Houston

[@soybeanseb]

Can you do Conroe?

[@evolutionchannel86]

That is excellent idea. I will consider that in my future videos.

[@mr.cardguy7635]

@@evolutionchannel86 lol why would you do a suburb of Houston

[@claudiaavila5770]

No tiene tanta historia porque era parte de Mexico eso no lo dicen que Texas y otros estados fueron parte de 🇲🇽 MEXICO

[@richargamer1070]

Do Dallas Texas

[@evolutionchannel86]

Soon I will consider that on my future videos.

[@charlesthompson3146]

SAD 😭