History of Dallas

[@jonlambert76]

Gotta update these with a human narrator, and imagery that matches the narration.

[@CoolBreezeAnthony]

Dallas is the city with no limits. The future looks bright for Dallas.

[@deanchapman1824]

Water is a limit. They might have to build a new "lake" to be able to sustain the growth.

[@stumpchump7014]

Documentaries with the word 'Probably', used to describe an unsure event, should not be considered a documentary.

[@ellentuton7642]

Wish pics matched narrative.

[@CoolBreezeAnthony]

Yes, a lot of repeated images.

[@greenvelvet]

Yeah between the robotic speech and the disconnected images, it's a disorienting experience

[@austinwaldrop2849]

You end it with a robot killed the 7/7 guy?! This was a great video but holy crap man, I live in Dallas and I remember 7/7 but like holy crap that is where you end the video? Good content man. Thank you for making this.

[@ChrisGageTX]

He glazed over the Mexican revolution in favor of some gun control legislation initiative.....in the last 5 seconds.

[@ChrisGageTX]

History history history history, then gun control plug.

[@austinwaldrop2849]

@@ChrisGageTX yeah the ending felt rushed.

[@jg90049]

Can't you clean up your sound track so it doesn't sound like it's all generated by a crappy computer?

[@danwathen4885]

Could I license some of these shots from you to use in a video I'm working on?

[@jwgroh]

Sam Rayburn was the congressman who sneaked a ryder into a bill involving the southern trans continental rail line that dictated it went within 30 miles of downtown Dallas, after that the advent of air travel made it grow larger as it was perfect for a large airport.

[@RRB_Golf]

notice how some buildings have incredible detail and the others are made of modern day brick?... you gotta wonder how they made such detailed buildings like our government buildings, or huge hotels... when we still had dirt roads and horse and buggies. Not to mention the lightbulb was invented after these castle type buildings were built...

[@Marcel-kn2mh]

With more than eight BILLION humans presently living upon planet earth, the creator couldn't find one human being that speaks English well? I don't believe what robots say; instead, I trust the perspective of Americans.

[@chrisofchris]

Computer voice is bad

[@davidbrooks1724]

the ai voice is garbage. video great

[@CindyRusher-jw2ed]

Old pictures shown over and over. Woul give the impression of a much different place than what it was at the time. Dallasites should be offended.

[@adams8132]

Dallas, the only major city that has no real reason to exist. Sits in the middle of nothing, at the crossroads of nothing. Fort Worth, is similar.

[@sergii_real_estate]

I'm visiting, first time in Dallas, this city is so odd!!! Especially those wide roads built like they expect people to move here in huge numbers and make it like NYC.

[@deanchapman1824]

​@sergii_real_estate yeah!!! It can't be like NYC. For one, there's no bodies of natural water. For another, it's a car oriented area.

[@sergii_real_estate]

@@deanchapman1824 I also heard about utilities problem and particular electricity supply for entire city with new developments growing

[@lisasdfwhightechworld9946]

Dallas had an enormous amount of engineering talent in the 1950s and 1960s, and that created patents, wealth, and then jobs.

[@clayscloset2618]

@@sergii_real_estateyou do realize the wide roads are for cars not trying to be like ny why would we care to be?

[@rodolfo5651]

racist roots