Texas USA: Diverse Cities & Awesome People

Welcome to Texas, USA! In this video, we'll take you on a journey through popular cities like Houston, Dallas, Austin, and San Antonio, showcasing their distinct vibes and iconic landmarks. Learn about must-see sights such as the Alamo, Big Bend National Park, and the beautiful beaches of South Padre Island. Get insider tips on local cuisine, including famous BBQ joints and Tex-Mex favorites, as well as the best times to visit and what to expect in terms of weather and activities throughout the year. Why Everyone is Moving To Texas? lol
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[@kevinw1090]

"Don't California my Texas". It sums up everything so nicely!

[@mrbob9556]

I wish we can say the same thing to New York. rightnow is mostly Texas and Florida.

[@meenam300zx]

Don't worry, as a former Texans, rest assure we will let you All inter marry and mingle with each other. Be sure to arm yourselves to the teeth.

[@fukutube7916]

Let's make Austin Texan again!

[@melissastewart247]

Can I Kentucky it up just a little lol.

[@Yetti0]

I agree! Don’t California our Texas!!!

[@MetaGuideMedia]

My family has been in Texas since 1760s it's an amazing place with very proud and kind people. We love everyone. But please respect the things that make Texas great.

[@robertburks2126]

Thats awesome, wish I could say that about my family! lol Grew up here though and had my kids here, so now they are native!

[@MetaGuideMedia]

@@robertburks2126 Glad to have you here. 😁👍

[@hibern81]

My family was part of the Tennessee volunteer migration to Texas in the 1830's. You got me beat by 70 years, but we got here as quick as we could🤠🇨🇱

[@MetaGuideMedia]

@@hibern81 well it was your ancestors from Tennessee that actually participated in the Texas revolutionary war against the Mexican army. Texas wouldn't be here today without the good people of Tennessee.

[@jsull2891]

@@MetaGuideMedia Spanish background? during that time it was Spanish and Indians in Texas correct?

[@AntonioGarcia-rx2fn]

As a Tejano (Mexican Who resides in Texas) you forgot a major key point here in Texas and that is that there is a large amount of our Mexican culture here from Selena Quintanilla, Mercados, día de los muertos, to the bailes, las cumbias, la comida mexicana, and so much more. Most people will come here and think it’s gringoland and in some areas it is but places like Oak Cliff in Dallas, Market square in San Antonio, Sugar Land in Houston literally are rich in my peoples culture. If your Mexican and your from Texas you know what I mean for those of you who arnt from here remember the Mexican culture here is truly a powerful essence 🇲🇽✊🏻

[@Telonelemon3]

Being Mexican sucks. If you wanna get rich you need to start acting white.

[@jsull2891]

Texas is rich with old Spanish and Mexican culture, tacos are the main food here. I don't think anyone looks at Texas as gringo land. We have always been a mix of independent gringos and mexicans forging a home out of the wild west.

[@cocopebbles7713]

Selena Quintanilla is not a Mexican culture. In fact, her brother AB Quintanilla, dissed the Mexican community a while back.

[@simioneitor1975]

@@Telonelemon3 If you think Mexican culture is Selena Quintanilla, you really need to go to Mexico and pick up some history books. Also, Tejano does not mean what you think it means. Tejano is a term for the original Mexican settlers that settled in Texas while it was still part of Mexico, and into the period when Texas became independent and an American state. They’re the ones that braved it when Texas was desolate and uninhabited.

[@escstudios2068]

@@jsull2891 No problemo amigo

[@chongyang5804]

I lived in Texas my entire life and still find your video to be educational and very informative, not to mention very accurate. Great work!

[@Wendy-q1v]

Is it true?

[@MegaMecoso]

As a Texan (Dallas) , everything was spot on . I feel like you missed 2 important areas. East Texas which some people have mentioned. And the one that always gets overlooked , the Rio Grande Valley.

[@roninbruh]

I used to live in the Valley (Kingsville). It’s hella underrated.

[@_MM03]

@@roninbruh Kingsville is not the valley lol

[@Wendy-q1v]

Hi

[@chorsayanfarmer6082]

I came to live in Texas for 40 years and I've never thought about move to live another States. The atmosphere in Texas is almost like Thailand where I came from. This is my home.

[@giorgiabashidze5178]

Hello! Can you tell me how you were able to move to the USA and help me come to America too and find a job?!! I would be very grateful to you if you can help with this in any way.

[@jakewalker138]

Hi chorsayan... I just read your wonderful comment,you sound great

[@KhAnime]

Moved here for a new career opportunity from NC. There is so much to see, so many different foods to try, and it has that laid back, optimistic vibe as well. I live in the Dallas area, and it has become one of the largest tech hubs in the country, so I'll always will have employment being in IT. No state income tax was also a huge plus for me from my move.

[@wizardh651]

I’m moving to texas soon since you made that comment can I get a referral please 😊

[@ghassanjneinaty4421]

Hello. You work as software developer? May I ask what exactly? Python developer.?

[@jaynesegman7847]

but. they have higher property tax

[@andrewstravels2096]

I went to Texas for the very first time this past Christmas and I had a great time. I’ve been wanting to go there for years and I’m glad that I finally had my chance. I went to San Antonio, Fredericksburg, Austin (Capitol Building), Waco, Dallas, Fort Worth, and Jacksboro. I went to many places, meet many great people, and enjoyed seeing the Texas identity for myself.

[@bishoptatum8737]

Pretty good and fair representation of Texas. I’m a Texas native so I appreciate more accurate depictions of our state. Hopefully if you make another trip to Texas you get a chance to visit East Texas. It’s the most Southern region of Texas. Definitely more Southern than Texan but still has that Texan culture you find throughout the state.

[@realcoolvision]

Thank you

[@juliankonkani]

@@realcoolvision I love your amazing videos. Please visit Florida and make a video about the state, if you are interested.

[@rashukfansgermany1440]

@@juliankonkani hello...how are you ☺️

[@rashukfansgermany1440]

@@juliankonkani I'm from India and want to come America

[@sheryaarahmed9196]

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[@francoislechanceux5818]

Wow, wow... A million thanks for this video on Texas. Never knew and even suspected Texas is this GREAT, beautiful and technologically at the cutting edge. We only have the cowboy image of Texas here in France. Yet Texas is way more modern and way more advanced than France in so many ways and areas of human endeavors. Thanks again for the video.

[@JDere]

You are not the only one think that way. Many lives in New England, New York, and the west coast of the US thinks the same. Texas economy is one of the largest in the 'WORLD'. We have cutting edge technologies, aircraft manufacturing, auto manufacturing, micro chips manufacturing, the largest oil/gas producer in the US, Space research, the largest biomedical research, we even surpass California in exports in recent years. Just the same, many of us wear that silly cowboy hats!!! I still don't understand why people wants to ride that mean bull. Come visit Texas and enjoy our friendly Texas hospitality. Good day.

[@wren9463]

@@JDere ....riding the bull is fun, and the hats work

[@robertburks2126]

You are so correct! and since your from France, did you know that Texas saved the French wine industry in the 1880's? A Texas named T.V. Muncin did. France was importing grape vines from America, and with that came a bad afid (bug) called Phylloxera that almost annihilated the French wine industry. Almost 6 million acres! France sent some officials over to the states to find a cure, and here in Texas, TV Muncin was a horticulturist and grafted the rootstock from Texas vines with the French vines (Sent back to France 100's of them), and it wiped out the problem. The roots here were Phylloxera resilient. Part of this will be in my upcoming Texas Wine Documentary.

[@SinisterLynch]

America is the best country on earth coming from me whose originally from london. The media lies to make this place look bad try to push there stupid agendas

[@powerfulstrong5673]

How can you say that Texas is more modern than France?

[@adamcooper18]

As a native Texan from Houston you nailed this video. From covering her major areas to the political nuances you perfectly describes what it's like in the state at this moment.

[@adamcooper18]

Subscribed btw.

[@realcoolvision]

Thanks Adam! Very good

[@youreacrackhead8887]

@@adamcooper18 Is everything really big in Texas?? Megan Thee Stallion from there so never mind I see it

[@themechanic7732]

U are not native from here Anglo... Go back to Europe

[@cortezyvonne]

@@youreacrackhead8887 woooow😂

[@danbgt]

I’m a sixth generation Texan. My ggggranfather came here from Ohio in 1836, joined Sam Houston’s Army and fought in the revolution. He was awarded a large land grant for his service. Family has been here ever since. I have traveled in all 50 states in the great country. I would not leave Texas to live in any of them. Long live Texas!!

[@Hydroyouwasagooddog]

King of the hill is one of my favorite TV shows. King of the hill is set in Texas!

[@richanddebshawaiiadventure4340]

i checked with all other 49 states math whiz - none of them want you

[@jaynesegman7847]

too red

[@calidawg510]

How are you 6th generation? I didn’t think the U.S has even existed for 6 generations

[@Jessica-hg8bp]

i like houston

[@thullraven1]

This was easily one of the best and most accurate videos I have seen about Texas. Thanks for doing it. I'm originally from NJ. I moved to Texas decades ago when I got out of the military. I live in the DFW Area. It's a great area. There is something for everyone here. I live in the Mid-Cities area, which is a group of small cities between Dallas and Fort Worth. I'm not far from DFW Airport and can fly pretty much anywhere in the world if I need a change of scenery. One thing I would like to make people aware of is that Texas has higher than average Property Taxes and Sales Tax. Well, they have to get money somehow because there isn't any State Income Tax, and we don't get the tourism of other places like CA, FL, or HI.

[@Strongmusic-uk1wr]

Hello brother, can you please help me?

[@thullraven1]

@@Strongmusic-uk1wr Sure, I'll try. What can I do for you?

[@xjayy1613]

@@thullraven1 I've seen this guy leave a spam message on another comment. Probably a scammer. Regarding your comment, it's interesting there's no income tax. That alone makes me want to move there along with the other good aspects of Texas. Always liked the Texan vibe, and I'd love to live in Dallas if it's the place to be for people in finance. Will be good, because I'm planning on trading for a living.

[@xjayy1613]

@Nurpur Jatt Guess people get used to it? Like I mentioned, Texas has so many good aspects about it. So diverse as well, which from Pennsylvania, we have some diversity but definitely not as much as Texas. It's like California in a way, but more appealing to me. Hope the Democrat's don't end up ruining all of Texas. Also, maybe you're not a scammer? Sorry I said that. Can't be too careful though on the internet.

[@xjayy1613]

@Nurpur Jatt So would you recommend a person with good financial status to move to California instead?

[@JDere]

Thanks for showing the world that Texas is not just a cowboy town. Yes, we are that also. We settled in San Antonio 31 years ago with our children. They have attended St. Mary, UTSA and Baylor U. Now our Granddaughter is graduating from Texas A&M and has accepted to Dental School at UT Health Science Center here in San Antonio. We love San Antonio and Texas from the moment we set foot here 31 years ago. You have done a wonderful job of highlighting all the cities in Texas and the best we have to offer. 'You All Come' and enjoy our South Texas hospitality. But please don't Californ-i-a our state. We love it as it is just fine.

[@angel-fz8qg]

🤔 so you must be those people trying to take that away from texas! Why change a culture way! Stay were it is the way you like it. And leave their ways alone! Thats ashame!

[@mariarivera1404]

You right, unfortunately many Californian and new york are moving to Texas, hope they no ruin Texas and Florida

[@wilsonwalker1181]

@@mariarivera1404 Hello. How are you doing?

[@ToThePointCT]

As an English person we are fed a lot of stereotypes just like you guys are fed about England. We speak posh we all love the Queen it rains every day we sit drinking tea it's all just a load of garbage! Over here in our media and in movies Texas is portrayed as a cowboy state that's extremely dangerous and if a black person went there they would be shot on sight and if you went there with your girlfriend she will be kidnapped within half an hour🤣

[@edithaheinitz6591]

Moved to Austin from Michigan in 1991 due to very low housing costs..the year we made the move we bought a brand new home newly built for only 89K. A lot of things to do here, hospitality factor is not up to par like they say, but we live in a nice 3500sq feet home in exclusive neighborhood, ..quiet place, close to the beaches about 4 hrs drive And convenient to cruise ports..my passion for cruise travel is close to my heart.. Will be here for a while 😜

[@innovationscode9909]

This guy is doing city reviews better than most people of have seen . Thanks for the insightful and eye-opening revelations of these cities.

[@realcoolvision]

Appreciate that

[@TravelingForWorkAgain]

9th Generation Texan here... Missed mentioning The Rio Grade Valley, Laredo and South Padre Island... not to mention Space X down at Boca Chica Beach. Great video, Thanks for producing it.

[@ScragNath]

As a British tourist I visited Texas in 2007 From Houston to San Antonio, Austin, Dallas, Fort Worth, Amarillo. Had a fantastic time and would love to live there.

[@ehc1999]

I live in Fort Worth and the city and surrounding areas have grown rapidly, it looks so much different now but i liked it better how it was back then with not that many people lol.

[@helenlouiseadams]

How far is Amarillo from Houston? How long would the journey be?

[@helenlouiseadams]

My son moved over to Houston in April and loves it. He said the lifestyle is way better over there than over here.

[@sdgaming9561]

@@helenlouiseadams like 10 to 13 hours depending on traffic all I know is that it takes 5 hours to get to Dallas from Amarillo

[@helenlouiseadams]

@@sdgaming9561 wow! I’m going to be hiring a car and driving there. My first time driving on the right of the road too….so that’ll be er….interesting! I spoke to my son since I wrote that other comment and he said it’s actually around 9 or 10 hours!

[@teocampos8657]

Love DFW!!! From a Californian! And love the slogan, “don’t California my Texas! Haha

[@obiohaalukogu4713]

Great article. They say ‘when you go Texas, you never go back’. The only thing I don’t think he covered is East Texas. Missing out a great city like Tyler or Longview. They deserve a mention.

[@realcoolvision]

Thank you. I was in a road trip so it was difficult to make the perfect itinerary. But I appreciate the input

[@julioalvarez9650]

Also completely missed El Paso.

[@timothykeith1367]

The Bryan - College Station area needs more attention as one of the fastest growing areas of the U.S., the population is approaching that of Lubbock. With 70,000 A&M students, there are people from all over the world. College Station is still like a small town, but it is changing. Depending upon your career interest there are good jobs. Healthcare is particularly strong because of the A&M affiliated research hospitals.

[@spencervance8484]

@@julioalvarez9650 17:46 give or take a couple seconds

[@AmandaSchnaare]

@@julioalvarez9650 he didn't miss much in El paso. Lol.

[@annc1956]

Favorite city in Texas is Houston. I lived on Westheimer and then on Richmond in Southwest Houston years ago.

[@jamesalias595]

I was surprised you did a pretty good job covering Texas. You missed out covering East Texas which is also it's own region. For one to start to understand Texas you have to understand that Texarkana is farther from El Paso than El Paso is from Los Angeles. The vastness makes for diversity of cultures as Texas is mid-western, western, southern, Mexican, and Texican all intermixed.

[@bruceparker8033]

Hurray for E Texas!

[@dedepyle7046]

It is a 10 hour drive from Dalhart TX to Tyler TX. It take 8 hours to drive from Shreveport Louisiana to Mobile Bay Alabama.

[@dok3685]

Shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

[@BigBBQJones]

East Texas has a lot of KKK

[@Kai-iq2ps]

@@BigBBQJones So pretty Racists you say? So it's basically a Southern culture region?

[@spy967]

I spent a couple of years in the Fort Worth area when I was young, back in 1989-1990 and loved every day of that time.

[@mytruthslays1303]

Fort Worth is the epitome of Texas.

[@dreamweaver1603]

You were here in the heyday. I guess I’m old now, but that period of time was the absolute best time in Texas in my opinion. The clubs, the music, the people, everything was amazing then.

[@spy967]

@@dreamweaver1603 I totally agree. I was 21-22 at the time and had the time of my life.

[@dreamweaver1603]

@@spy967 me too! Those were the days!

[@filmgirl14]

This 4th generation Texan is extremely proud of her state. But as a Houstonian, I must point out one extremely important fact that was missed in this lovely travel piece. Houston is also home to the largest medical center in the world. The Med Center has 21 hospitals that service roughly 10 million patients every year. We have the top cancer center in the world along with one the best burn centers, and children’s hospital. Houston is home to the best heart specialists in the world. So many heart procedures were pioneered here. Now this is certainly not meant as a boast, I merely wanted to share something we all take great pride in 😉

[@westtexas7]

Houston is a Socialist nightmare just like Austin

[@filmgirl14]

@@westtexas7 well the good thing is, no one is forcing people to move and live here!

[@cleverusernamecl5532]

@@westtexas7 How so?

[@westtexas7]

If you don't know there is a good chance you are one.

[@xalpacazeu1332]

@@westtexas7 Doesnt even know what a socialist is or communist 🦍

[@donaldclay9535]

I Love Houston, Texas Fall, Winters & Spring.

[@markwachter9159]

Great job, Slava. I found your channels watching content from Russia, Central Asia, and beyond. But these videos on your trip to my country has not only reinforced how straight forward and accurate your content has been... but have been great entertainment and learning for my home states too! Hoping you get more views on this content now on this channel. Thumbs up everybody!

[@bellathereader1328]

We made four business trips to Fort Worth in 2021. Each time we were there, I felt sane in a world that had gone insane. We bought property in an area west of Fort Worth. Soon we will be moving to Texas and want to uphold the Texan way of God, guns, the Bible, and freedom!!!

[@rubengutierrez19]

We are full

[@bellathereader1328]

@@rubengutierrez19 lol, not quite! It is a pretty big state. And all Texans should be happy when “Texans at heart” want to migrate there

[@samuelrivera5611]

You are absolutely welcome.

[@joycetheobald1717]

My oldest bought her first home there. It's beautiful and her neighbors are wonderful.

[@darrylmcginty1296]

We welcome people like that, we are only full for communist liberals and illegal’s!!

[@markfennell1604]

I’ve never been to Texas but according to What I see from this video, Dallas looks like the best for and my family. Therefore if I ever move to Texas Dallas would be out place

[@austinteutsch]

Born in Alice, Texas 68 yrs. ago. I lived all over the USA, but I always come back to Texas. It's home. No other place I've ever lived has the feel of Texas. It really is a state of mind.

[@jaynesegman7847]

Yecch

[@justinmoore5096]

You did a good job covering the state. I'm a Houstonian myself and can agree with some of the downsides you mentioned. I despise the sprawl! Can't wait until you cover my dream state Washington.

[@tenzinsangpo2221]

I am from Spain and I had a long relationship with a texan girl from Brenham. She broked my heart, but however I still love Texas. I hope to go there someday....

[@vyros.3234]

We need to urbanize. And implement zoning laws.

[@warDaddy1jj]

@@vyros.3234 hahaha no. Countryside rocks!!

[@kennethmcrae1387]

I'd love to go to Texas! My dad has been driving transport truck between Texas and Canada for many years. I hear the Texas Barbecue is awesome!

[@keanureeves257]

I smile when I came across your comment, hello how are you doing?

[@kennethmcrae1387]

@@keanureeves257 Awesome!! Thanks for asking! I've been homeless on and off the last 5 years. But that's ok.

[@keanureeves257]

@@kennethmcrae1387 you really makes me feel somehow but it's ok, where are you from

[@kennethmcrae1387]

@@keanureeves257 I'm from near Peterborough Canada in a farming town. There's a nice farmers market here in the Springtime. This is Lindsay Ontario, Canada. I moved back here from BC in the Springtime.

[@keanureeves257]

@@kennethmcrae1387 I really understand and I'm very happy to meet someone like you, but don't forget this, we are going to talk here on this comment, by this time tomorrow

[@islathemis13]

You are by far the best city documentarist I've ever watched. Its very fun to watch your videos !

[@realcoolvision]

Wow, thank you!

[@lamontjohnson5810]

Nice video. Interesting that you gave Lubbock as much time as big cities like Dallas and San Antonio but totally overlook many other decent-sized cities like Brownsville, McAllen, Laredo, Odessa, Midland, Waco, Tyler, Longview, Texarkana, Bryan/College Station, Killeen/Temple/Fort Hood, Wichita Falls, or Beaumont/Port Arthur.

[@Moses-m1y]

I'm from Lubbock Texas and I will say this. Lubbock is a mid size city and bigger, than any city you mentioned. It also has more to offer. Plus it is growing way faster, than any of those cities. You can't give them as much time as Lubbock bro. And I been to many of these cities you mentioned. Just keeping it Real bro, really no comparison.

[@jimh4727]

There's no place like Texas in America.

[@thomasanderson1416]

Keep Texas Great.

[@keybrent64]

As a Texan and longtime Houstonian you did a great job of showing off each city!

[@greasymuchacho]

As a man who likes pizza I would agree.

[@byluckyde-peige8938]

Hallo. My name is Malachi otwori..am 25 years . Am from Kenya. I need a job.. i would appreciate . Any job that pays and is legal all do pationately. All appreciate⁦🙏🏼⁩⁦🙏🏼⁩⁦🙏🏼⁩⁦🙏🏼⁩

[@dalepreischel6661]

I moved here for my company in January.. from Pennsylvania. Love it so far. I live in Richland Hills (Ft Worth area)

[@TexasMade903]

Your not to far from me, I live in northwest Fort Worth by the community College.

[@laslydia6228]

@Hello Dale how are you doing

[@markomilovic2487]

God bless Texas!

[@evangeloskanalis6887]

Are you sure?

[@billypiton5739]

Tako je brt

[@nemanacemu2024]

Zašto ?

[@mehmetucar3685]

🙏

[@richardedmiston3756]

God bless Tennessee.

[@mikejackson1410]

As a Texan living on the east coast, I really enjoyed you video. I was born in San Antonio, raised in East Texas, lived in both Houston and Dallas. Made me homesick…but the heat is rough. Keep up your videos!!!

[@elcuhangeltv]

I'm a Native Texan. We came from Spain. Ancestors lived in Texas when it was Spain. Then became Mexico. Then we gained independence in 1836. Yes we're still in Texas. Then we gained citizenship. THEN, became Americans. Yes we still speak Spanish till this day. And our skin color is white, because we were originally European.

[@SomeDSquares]

It is cool that i recognize almost every place in this video. I am from Austin! I love texas but im planning to move to the northeast for a while after I graduate university. I can definitely see myself coming back here someday though. One thing I hate is the fact that Texans, and especially Austinites, are so against people moving here. Change is happening, but I am happy that others can come enjoy the great aspects of our state.

[@yamahasuperbike2202]

@@hashh2019that's exactly why we hate all of these people moving to Austin and surrounding towns. Its driving all the prices up and frankly, Austin is too small for all these folks moving here. No we're not happy at all..

[@SomeDSquares]

@@hashh2019 You say "Everyone around should think like them" but you referenced how you disagree with their religious beliefs three times in a short paragraph? I think you're projecting heavily. Not everyone is going to think like YOU. that is what makes the USA so great. Not everyone is Christian, not everyone is Jewish, not everyone is Islamic, etc. We should all accept one another. You have literally no right to judge people off of things like that. You are as anti American as it gets. As a native Texas, I hope YOU leave so we can have more welcoming people and diversity here. It is not about being liberal or conservative, it is about treating one another with respect and being open minded. Get off your high horse.

[@hashh2019]

@@SomeDSquares sir its you projecting your suspicions and you dont even know me. I have given disclaimers exactly for this reason and its apparent you were blind to those and read only what you wanted to. So sorry that I am not sorry.

[@SomeDSquares]

@@hashh2019 go read your original comment and tell me im projecting. lol

[@hashh2019]

I dont want to spend too much time on explaining what i meant and you are definitely reading too much into something that doesn’t exist nor I meant. Please dont falsely accuse someone and be degrading as I didn’t do that to you. You were the one that welcomed yourself to comment and judge based on presumptions and not knowing me personally nor caring to ask what exactly was meant- im the total opposite of what you are labeling and accusing me of (without going into details of how i help outsiders, immigrants, refugees and the homeless besides not subscribing to any religion and creating dialogue events between races and religions). It is a lie that you say i disagreed with other’s beliefs and you portrayed me as unaccepting of others and unnecessarily mentioning other faiths and teaching me how to accept others when I didnt even talk about anything remotely related- honestly its scary that intended or unintended false accusations/witnessing can lead to riots and death and you have been so reckless- theres too much pride, entitlement, judgement, labeling and accusation in your comment. Good day to you and stay blessed- your comments have hurt my heart too much so please don’t respond- i dont want to hear from you anymore. Bye

[@bn1193]

Texas would become more prosperous if it becomes a nation of its own

[@mytruthslays1303]

Here's hoping.

[@sandyovals]

Texas would get the smack down if it tried that. Big Daddy USA wouldn't be having none of that.

[@fazda8073]

Been here for 6 years. I’m never leaving.

[@outgo_thelights]

Glad to be a Texan everyday i wake and say howdy neighbors. It's just feels good to be a texan and I was born and raised here and don't plan on leaving do I think my god for this life wouldn't want to be anywhere else.

[@danielr1615]

Another great video Slava! Thanks for teaching this 65 yr old American about my country. The Texas tourist bureau should use this video to promote the state. Excellent job as usual!

[@realcoolvision]

Thank you.

[@prabakardurairaj9059]

Hello Mr.Daniel I am Prabakar from India Chennai Tamilnadu My age 54. Working here in pvt concern office assistant. Can I come there for job purpose? Any exam for this? CAN YOU HELP ME BROTHER?

[@fernandoclarkwillams3893]

Hello

[@mehmetucar3685]

🙏👏

[@claymorexl]

Austin really is the Little California of Texas, right down to the crime and homelessness.

[@Codenomics_ACTL]

Politics aside... I moved to Texas from the SF Bay Area in Cali. Austin and Houston have the exact same feel. I tend to steer clear of them.

[@albierodriguez9797]

According to this video violent crimes are the lowest in Austin compared to the other 4 largest cities in Texas. Is there a big problem w other types of crimes?

[@Codenomics_ACTL]

@@albierodriguez9797. "All Crimes" Austin bumps up above Fort Worth.

[@kennethblackwell1137]

Fantastic presentation, well thought out with tons of informative statistics and history.

[@mehmetucar3685]

❤️

[@Mike-ze2pg]

Great video! Reminds me of the "Texas Tour" vacation of my youth. Every city has its own special vibe. You captured it well.❤️

[@JuanGarcia-tg4od]

Awesome, I love that Texas is a suitable alternative to California for a Mexican American. I have considered Arizona and New Mexico as a possible future retirement location. But Texas seems averall much better.

[@jsull2891]

Arizona is nice, stay away from new mexico though. texas is defintaly best though.

[@fjg8340]

@@jsull2891 Whats wrong with NM? just curious Cali boy

[@jsull2891]

@@fjg8340 not as developed, not as free....you would think as a place gets more developed freedoms would decrease, but new mexico has worst of both worlds. also, lots of drugs and just a general lack of go getters. Good place to retire if you want to do so isolated in the dessert...otherwise there are much better places to be.

[@jesseporras]

@@jsull2891 you haven't been to Las Cruces.

[@yamahasuperbike2202]

Texas is not an alternative to California. Get real.

[@Victor-tl4dk]

Ironic how one of the biggest and most liked attractions in Texas, the river walk in San Antonio, is one of the least car centric places in Texas.

[@imhoned4532]

I’m from Texas and moved away for over a decade (still don’t live there) but it has changed so much for the better. I really appreciate growing up there though. I’ve lived in other states and none offer the same charm or sanity. I’m 30 now and only recently have learned to really appreciate the state

[@الرجلالاسد-ل5ك]

am from Algeria. I am 32 years old. I have no work or wife. Is there work in America?

[@Brucelee89896]

i live in Florida and sometimes i think is boring but comparing to texas i feel like texas is more boring. Here we have beautiful beaches, disney world, orlando, tampa,etc. The only good about texas would be the tech jobs etc for us young people.

[@Brucelee89896]

@@الرجلالاسد-ل5ك there is alot of jobs in america buddy

[@الرجلالاسد-ل5ك]

@@Brucelee89896 help me my friend 😔

[@SuperDido90]

As a eastern european can't wait to move to Texas! ❤️

[@mindyourbusiness302]

Welcome! Just stay away from the large cities if possible..the crime rate is horrible 😕

[@yamahasuperbike2202]

Please don't. We're full.

[@starcorpvncj]

Hi from an Aussie on lockdown in Saigon, Vietnam. If your have to be stuck in a country, Vietnam is definitely the placeto be. I enjoyed this vid and learned so much. Thank you. Texas has a larger economy than the whole of Oz. But did you know that my home state of Western Australia is 4 times the size of Texas? It only has a population of 2.5M. But we say quality over quantity. Ha ha. All the best and thanks for this great and very educational post.

[@SoloTravelerOffTheBeatenPath]

I hear they are rounding people with covid up and putting them in camps in Australia. wtf is going on down under? In Texas we haven't had an actual lockdown since covid began. People were trusted to do their part and be responsible. Not forbidden to leave their homes and treated like criminals.

[@starcorpvncj]

@@SoloTravelerOffTheBeatenPath I don't support lockdowns either. On the other hand I NEVER trust people to 'do their part' because most will only do this when its suits them without inconvenience. Regarding 'rumors' didn't your Mom remind you to believe nothing you hear and only half of what you see? Cheers from Saigon, Vietnam.

[@xalpacazeu1332]

@@SoloTravelerOffTheBeatenPath Australia is a different government different procedures, let them be. Their covid rates vax vs unvax are really comparable

[@executiveorder7146]

@@xalpacazeu1332 well mostly lots of Australia is a lie like the forced gun buyback failed and yes they paying people in Australia to stay home lots is failed politics so no do not believe everything you hear

[@VAHelix]

You missed East Texas, mainly Tyler's rolling pines, rose capital, and the world's largest trades day. Having moved to my husband's home of Houston for work I deeply miss East Texas. The lakes, water sking, sailing and fishing.

[@realcoolvision]

Thank you. I'll make sure to visit that part on my next trip to Texas. Sounds good

[@thepersianengineer6100]

The Greatest State in The Union. Love Texas!

[@richardedmiston3756]

Tennessee

[@echopropertieskenya3462]

Texas is just so rich with characters.

[@kanmaniramamoorthy3730]

Well informative. A beautiful and scenic documentary.

[@realcoolvision]

Many thanks!

[@blackblue5637]

@@realcoolvision europe is better nigga. Texas has higher racist + rape + assault + gun rate.... and its so fucking dry in the west. But all in all its intimedating. Its chill

[@richardedmiston3756]

​@@realcoolvisionDo Tennessee.

[@MrPinoCavallo]

I've visited the US in 2018 and Houston was the only place I've been in Texas. What I liked most was the Space Center and the bbq-culture of course. However, the city itself looked empty. Next time I will invest more time in Texas. I definitely want to see Austin.

[@darrylmcginty1296]

Please don’t go to Austin, it’s literally a crap hole! San Antonio, Corpus Christi, Fredericksburg, San Angelo, and the valley are all much much better than Austin! Too much traffic, people, druggies and homeless are rampant.

[@meenam300zx]

Don't waste your life in Texas, go visit California if you are looking for sign of intelligence and culture. The only two area in the US worth a visit is Bayarea California and Boston Massachusetts.

[@MrPinoCavallo]

@@meenam300zx Well, as a European I guess that California and the East Coast are pretty much like Europe. The "real America" is the huge area between them. I mean, of course, I will visit these places as well, but I guess that Texas is a special part of the country.

[@MrPinoCavallo]

@@darrylmcginty1296 I've heard that more and more people move to Austin. Why is that so if it's really that bad? :)

[@darrylmcginty1296]

95% of he people moving to Austin are relocating from California because of all of the tech companies fleeing California. They are coming for the high paying jobs not the city. Don’t get me wrong, Austin used to be a great place to visit.

[@howard2031]

I lived in Houston for over 10 years and the DFW metroplex for a couple years. Would probably prefer Dallas overall but mainly because of the flooding in Houston. Visited Austin and San Antonio many times... Way too many homeless in Austin, but I loved the fact you could go Into real wilderness just West of Austin/San Antonio. You definitely practiced the "If you don't have anything nice to say don't say it at all" about El Paso which is basically New Mexico. Overall it is a phenomenal state and I wish I still lived there, especially compared to all the other States I've lived in. But sometimes you gotta go where the job takes you. This is an excellent video.

[@ystud001]

Visited texas last year specifically the dallas fort worth area. As a native californian it was a breath of fresh air. Now as i get older, i plan on moving to texas. Many of the people i met were also friendly. Overall good hospitality in texas.

[@GoldenGod69]

Dude visit Nashville, I liked Tennessee even better than Texas and I’m from the Bay

[@meenam300zx]

LOL, just don't drive at night in Texas and be sure you have good sets of guns and shotguns. I am sure you will love Ted Cruz, really smart senator with your best interest in mind!!🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@yamahasuperbike2202]

I hear Oklahoma is nice. Try that.

[@richardedmiston3756]

​@ejro2820 I agree with about Nashville, no doubt about it.

[@richardedmiston3756]

​@@yamahasuperbike2202Yeah I like Oklahoma City.

[@davidcross701]

God Bless TEXAS!♥

[@ASLUHLUHC3]

This is like a country unto itself. I love the country/wild west vibes, just a shame about the toxicity of American politics right now.

[@jaynesegman7847]

Yes, it is, and it's one sided, and not the Texas side.

[@giovaniteixeira67]

I'm brazilian. My dream is to live in Texas. Wait for me. 🇧🇷🇺🇸

[@ArnoldTeras]

Do most Mexican-Americans today feel that Texas is still rightfully theirs? Serious question, I'm wondering whether it is a very sensitive topic there XD

[@DakotaofRaptors]

The topic is never brought up. We are proud of our heritage and embrace it but we are Texans first and foremost.

[@fernandoperez8587]

Sorta. It's home for Tejanos (Texans of Mexican descent). Not like any wants to rejoin Mexico though.

[@marileejones2908]

Please keep the people of Carbon, Texas in your thoughts and prayers and I just ask the govt organizations please send relief for the people of these towns and communities. around. Carbon Texas residents your are certainly in my prayers.

[@alexwelch1140]

@Marilee Jones How are you doing and how was your night I hope you are having a blessed day, and also tell me how is the situation of things over there ?

[@jakewalker138]

Hi Marilee Jones... I just read your wonderful comment,you sound great

[@LittleTut]

Yes, I've heard for a long time Texas is HOT/HUMID 🔥. A co-worker from Maryland left the company and moved to Texas. She got a job driving one of those bus vans, but came back because she said Texas was too hot. 😄 Your videos always show and explain in great detail, histories of the cities and counties which makes one want to visit. 😊

[@Daniel-gs5wv]

You know it hot when someone from Maryland can't handle it.

[@bmona7550]

Yeah. You can literally boil an egg if you left an uncooked one in a pan outside during the summer 🤣

[@LittleTut]

@@bmona7550 Now, that's hot! 🔥

[@robertstout260]

But most areas the winter is pretty mild and spring starts abot March 1.

[@dawndawn45]

Howdy 👋🏽 from Dallas Texas!!! ♥️❤️💕✊🏾

[@billballeza377]

Everyone is welcome in Texas, but if you’re moving here be sure to embrace it fully, and leave the bad stuff behind. You won’t need it here.

[@kellylozano8899]

Bill...that was a wonderful comment. You nailed it in one sentence!

[@Wendy-q1v]

Maybe we can talk about it so I can understand it better

[@backupyoutube8851]

Texas has alot job opportunities. But is full of twisted cult like people posing as Christians. Lots of weird stuff here and I truly regret moving here 8 months ago. Came here almost 20 years ago to Dallas as a child and fell in love with it. Turns out, childhood fantasies don't make for good future life choices. You live and you learn.

[@richardedmiston3756]

Go visit Nashville.

[@Scoinsoffaterocks]

Excellent footage - although I must say that even though I knew it was rather sprawled, industrial, and arid to some extent, I may have underestimated the extent of it. It could also be the time of year you visited.

[@214dude2]

He didn’t show East Texas, which is very lush and full of pine trees.

[@dukejones5891]

That's the funny thing about Texas. It is so large that we have every climate and terrain you could imagine. One video, albeit a good one, cannot even begin to cover the vastness of Texas!

[@garyhaber333]

Texan living in very small town Brackettville (pop.1500) for 5 yrs now, and love it! So happy I made this my new home. Raised in Ca, but was shunned by family for my conservative values. My wifes family is 4th generation Texan from Brackettville. Did I mention I love it here?

[@metwurst9409]

That was excellent. Thank you!

[@kwamenyame1277]

Oh my… grew up Frisco, lived in Addison and Austin and Dallas. Now living in NJ 🙄 The East coast is just different… ugh… them potholes and cold weather… I miss the Lone Star state

[@TO-nh8rc]

I moved to Frisco Texas last year and it’s probably changed from when you were a child. There’s many new buildings and there is lots of traffic on Eldorado.

[@kwamenyame1277]

@@TO-nh8rc wow… Eldorado was a small street crossing main st. Towards the edge of town. I came to visit… and even Prosper and Celina are big towns now.

[@vijiind]

Wonderful video Awesome ! Love to visit Houston and Dallas and Austin

[@susanlucas1125]

A good video very impressed. Just for your information El Paso is the largest boot maker in Texas as Tony Lama started his boot company there. Also , sad you did not explore El Paso Texas mexican cuisine , the best mexican food ever and Rocket Buster Boots in El Paso where Willie Nelson and other stars buy their cowboy boots.

[@cashstore1]

One problem with Texas is the most of the land is private. Very limited, as far as doing outdoor stuff like hiking, and hunting. Arizona is about 85% public land. You can go almost anywhere. Other than that Texas is very attractive. I could live there.

[@jamie6387]

You would be surprised. Also, 85% of Arizona is not as big as you think here in Texas. There could easily be the same, if not more, public land available in Texas. There are tons of parks for outdoor stuff, that is very misleading.

[@laura53ize]

I juts went to Arizona and I love it.

[@cashstore1]

@@jamie6387 Texas has 8.5 million acres of public land, be it federal, state, and local governments. Arizona which is smaller, has over 40 million acres of state and federal land. That does NOT include city and county public land. Not sure what those numbers are, but they are not small.

[@yamahasuperbike2202]

Than move to Arizona....

[@boejiden1524]

THE DESCRIPTION OF AUSTIN: MOST LIBERAL CITY IN TEXAS WITH CALIFORNIAN STYLE HOUSING IN THE HILLS & 'LOTS OF HOMELESS PEOPLE" RIGHT IN FRONT OF THE CITY COUNCIL BUILDING

[@jeprox120]

I work in the building immediately adjacent to City Hall. The homeless camps near City Hall is now gone. There are still a lot of Conservatives. Keep the faith my friend.

[@darrenjackson2705]

I watched all of your videos on your home country of Russia, and now to see you put together a masterpiece of my state of Texas. Thank you

[@rickrizzo-gfilmproducer1310]

By far the best Infodoc of my home state. I am a 5th generation Texan, and I tip my hat to you on a well-made informative documentary piece. You didn't hesitate to express how conservative Texas is! Thank you! Austin may be our capitol, but it should be shipped to California lol! Typical failed liberal agendas that stand for the exact same humid swamp-like issues that plague other blue cities in the USA: poverty, homelessness, no faith in a higher power, mixed in with wealth and a selfish I don't care attitude with its core citizenship expressing support for quickly drowning agendas like blm, defund the police, overstated-over pushed-forced fed pride issues and so much more ill. Either way keep up the great work!

[@GAURAV25855ify]

They should say Dont New York My Texas

[@merridithvanbritson1292]

Hello how are you doing today I'm Merridith Vanbritson from Michigan and I'm 55 years old and I'm a Business woman but my pastor preached to us on this week Sunday about helping the needy, and it really touched, so that's why I'm here to help other for a little out of what I have, I'm texting you to see if you need some money to payoff bills or do some other things. I will be glad to help you. Matthew 6:3-4..... But when you give to the needy, do not let your left hand know what your right hand is doing, so that your giving may be in secret. Then your Father, who sees what is done in secret, will reward you How can I help you do you need some money to help payoff bills and do some other things? [phone] text me in here

[@bensanders7392]

This Russian traveler, russisn tourist knows so much more about it here than most people born and raised here. He's so knowledgeable and has done so much research and study.( maybe has a staff to look up all this info for him and write a script) but either way he is very knowledgeable of information.

[@dannytu9360]

Howdy! Fantastic presentation, but I couldn't help but notice that you called UT Austin the largest university in Texas. That's not true, as Texas A&M University is larger in both area and student body population! (:

[@realcoolvision]

Thank you. Sorry I was misinformed.

[@waynechristopher6214]

Hello

[@RandomChessTalk]

Stevie Ray Vaughan brought me to this video, I just love Texas, I hope I visit one day. Greetings from Croatia

[@karlireland7771]

This is the best All About Texas Videos I have had the pleasure to watch….. THANKS!!!

[@reneeorr834]

Great review on my home state! Thank you for showing Texas is more than a cow town! 👍🏼

[@waynechristopher6214]

Hello

[@jakewalker138]

Hi Renee Orr... I just read your wonderful comment,you sound great

[@larryben4974]

Nice

[@larryben4974]

Hi friend

[@Insomniakin]

Leave fort worth alone

[@88keysLA]

If they’re moving to Austin to escape California’s Bay Area prices, they better think about how they vote. It won’t stay that way that long if they bring their California policies to Texas.

[@OlgasBritishFells]

Ты/вы такие крутые видео делаешь. Ты прямо и оператор, и монтажер и ведущий, и всё на высшем уровне. Cinematography вообще песня. Плюс так информативно, атас! Мне очень нравится.

[@realcoolvision]

спасибо , Ольга) Очень приятно)

[@juanjacinto3438]

God bless you

[@OlgasBritishFells]

@@rubiconklbrutorowman7577 I am not quite sure who you are referring this whole reply too. Is it to the maker of the video or to me. I did not make this video, but you wrote under my comment.

[@waynechristopher6214]

Hello

[@jessicamatthieu461]

Watching from Nagaland. Texas is really beautiful

[@tigerjonn]

Im not so sure about the infrastructure... I remember being in Texas and seeing a Walmart from my hotel room so I tried to walk there. It was literally less than a quarter mile away, and there was no way I could walk to it... There was no cross walks, no side walks, and the road wasn't designed for people to walk across at all.... I literally had to drive a quarter mile because it was impossible to walk there... I noticed most of Texas is like that, doesnt have sidewalks.... Its nice that Houston has a tunnel system though... thats cool...

[@cleverusernamecl5532]

We have cars, this is not a walking state.

[@techlife4599]

💯👍 I moved to San Antonio from the Bay Area...You are spot on. Infrastructure is 💩💩

[@joncohen6059]

Exactly. What a shithole of a state.

[@Sarcastic_Asmodeus]

We in Texas are so energy efficient that we all shut down our electric grid in really bad winters just to show everyone how it's done! I love my state! 🥰🥰🥰

[@jaynesegman7847]

Your reply is the smartest one on here. Thanks.

[@brancode]

Thank you for this. Very nice video. I hope next year I will visit Texas :)

[@ninosanvithian8116]

Toronto has that same tunnel system but for the cold 🥶🤣

[@pattiabb3259]

As a NY transplant living in TX for 15 years, I think you did an excellent job describing my adopted state.

[@natashagirl7857]

Texcellent video!

[@chany9313]

Love your videos 💖

[@alexwelch1140]

@chandra singh How are you doing and how was your night I hope you are having a blessed day, and also tell me how is the situation of things over there ?

[@samuel14mob]

You did a great job on this video. But you kinda missed the heart and money land of Texas . The Permian Basin it is the 5th producer in Oil and Gas Globally. It is a super growing area and no matter what the situation is good economy or bad economy ppl tend to run to Midland/Odessa and surrounding towns for work . It ain't pretty but let's not forget Dallas and Houston both rely heavily on the Permian Basin considering all headquarters are located their.

[@dante5622]

Don’t California my Texas. Keep Texas Red

[@АлександрГодзиковский-ь1р]

Got me subscribed! Very interesting channel ❤

[@noelgibson5956]

Interesting how when you think Texas, you think cowboys in stetsons. A lot of them likely reside in Dallas or Houston.......both of which are larger than Sydney......... Australia's largest city!

[@tonyaberney156]

Sidewalk Cowboys. Lol in those cities

[@cbeth9209]

Howdy love your travel vids yes I'm native " Dallas " Texan it's very hot 🔥 101 Dallas today, I started with you vid early today - Newyork, then Chicago, it's 830 pm enjoying watching you run through Texas, actually I've learned some things I didn't know, I love the fact that you stop and chat with locals gives a good vibe 😀 God Bless ya Ps we loved former president Jfk we didn't shoot that gun that day. I was 6 yo at the time everyone sobbed for days...

[@madridcucho5483]

The court’s decision meant that no individual states are now allowed to secede from the union. “The union between Texas and the other States was as complete, as perpetual, and as indissoluble as the union between the original States. There was no place for reconsideration, or revocation, except through revolution, or through consent of the States,” according to the decision handed down by the justices. So, without consent from the U.S. or by means of revolution, Texas can’t secede from the union.

[@rubengutierrez19]

It could in the past but yeah, but it still has the option to divide itself into 5 states

[@ganjagrrl4209]

It can make itself into 5 smaller states within Texas any time it wants to - without any consent

[@sheryaarahmed9196]

Dollar 🤑 Rate 50 rupees Pakistani...? General anwar shah.... Banana 🍌 apple 🍎

[@legacy0919]

Great video. I live in Houston. I saw the restaurant I used to work in. Cyclone Anaya’s (4:46)