I agree, but I find Dallas to be much cleaner than Miami! Also, I agree with you, although DFW is a huge place with a lot of nice cities, the nightlife has to go to Miami. Dallas is a more conservative, family-oriented place. It is a place for people who want to advance with their careers and work for a big corporation or start their own business, etc. Dallas is business friendly place, Miami is more into tourism.
@@guayabito6946 Right. You can make it but it’s not like that with everyone. I’m not from Miami, FL but I’m from Fort Lauderdale, FL originally but understood this. I recommend people need to know Florida is one of those states like California don’t come there thinking it’s the place to struggle and strive at all. Florida isn’t the home for middle class or working class or poverty class, people come to do it anyways. I recommend coming there when you already have a set career making well over six figures with notches under your belt or have your business already successful that have been scaled up then you could move to Florida.
I moved from Miami to TX 8 years ago and never turning back! You’re right girl! Mean ass people, lazy and always wanna keep up with the Jones. Too much competition who can wear top brands, fancy cars etc… just too darn much!
Look ima health and fitness coach and I’m moving from Baltimore. I have to start over and rather start over in a new place . I love Miami , but the price of living really got me little taken back . Thanks so much for sharing your experience
I see some people making moving decisions and saying this video is helpful. Please keep in mind she is comparing FRISCO TO DOWNTOWN MIAMI. Very important distinction. Because downtown is not Miami and Frisco is not Dallas. I’ve had terrible experiences in Dallas compared to Miami which was more impactful (for me) and very much missed.
We have literally the same thoughts , I’m in Atlanta right now and I moved here from Charlotte , everything you said about Miami is exactly how I feel about Atlanta . I’m just not into any of that stuff , this city is genuinely not for me and I think you helped me realize that Dallas may be a great place for me to relocate to . Thank uou
I totally agree. I’ve been in Miami for 5 almost 6 years now & I’m looking to move to Dallas in a few months. Miami is definitely overhyped, over priced, & the ppl are mean! Can’t wait to leave! Lol
Miami on top off that 90% are Hispanic that don’t know English! Dallas has a significant amount Hispanic community, but they know how to speak English properly! But Dallas has great night life.
Hey I have a question! I’m coming down from PHILLY to visit Dallas and don’t know anyone there. Should I rent a car from enterprise or I should just Uber? I’ll be there for 3 days doing site seeing. I’m really hoping to enjoy myself even though I’ll be solo and get some good food.
@@priestlygarments4004- I hope you rented a car. You can get a lot more touring done in your own vehicle and at the end of the day it's a lot easier on the wallet. There are likely few places in Dallas you'll want to visit that are close to each other. Usually everything is miles apart.
You are pretty spot on in your assessments. The two cities have two different vibes. You can have fun in both, but I would argue that Miami is the party capital of the states! With that said, I see it more of a vacation spot. Go their to turn up, enjoy the beaches, etc and then leave! Could you live there? Yes, but it’s usually either really young people looking to party or retirees. Once the younger people get a little older and ready to settle down, they move somewhere like Dallas.
I agree im 21 living in midtown miami n this is not a place to raise kids traffics awful. Just here to party hard, work harder n save for a house upstate
@@dejohnnelacy254 DALLAS!Florida has no job opportunities,replublican state so when you go through a rough patch look to find no governmental help,cost of living is insurmountable ,the Karen capital of the US,RACIST,becoming overpopulated,segregated,insurance is SKY HIGH underwriters are taking no breaks on us do to inflation and because we have some of the highest traffic accident cities in the country…Go to Texas save yourself the headache.But I understand everyone looks at Florida with rose colored glasses
Miami is amazing if you have money. Prices have increased substantially in Miami. When I moved to Brickell in 2017, I was paying $2450 for a large 1 bedroom, in 2022, that same apartment is $4400. There's substantial demand to live in Miami. One important thing is that while housing is high, you save money by not needing a car if you live in Brickell, Downtown or SoBe.
Yes Florida is nice when you have acquired wealth or have a decent high income or decent paying career or business. That’s all. It’s not the place to build as a majority but come to the state already successful.
@@MrBojangles-er4hd Yeah, but there are expenses associated with a home as well. And the apartment that you're renting is worth about $1MM. Even so, I agree with you 🙂
Unfortunately Miami is not kind to black people. It’s something I’ve noticed living here my entire life. I’m of Mexican descent and I speak fluid Spanish. If you’re Latino you definitely experience some brown privilege here. Women also have a much different experience here compared to men. They are definitely harassed and this has made Miami women harder to date or approach amongst other reasons. Saying hi to strangers takes a self starter lol people won’t go out of their way to say hello but they do say hello back if you say it first. It’s just that we’re kind of used to people being assholes 😂 Overall I love this city and I’m considering moving elsewhere, but in my travels I have not found a place to call home yet. And maybe that’s okay. I feel like it’s really the people in your life that make a place home.
Lmao. I’m not from Miami but grew up in Fort Lauderdale I never experienced racism until I dated a Colombian man from Staten Island, NY. He was toxic, abusive, and was living in South Florida. He turned out to be a racist but prided himself off liberalism.
You're not lying. There's certain parts of Miami if you don't habla Español you will get bad treatment. Some folks don't speak English and will get mad at you because you don't speak Spanish.
Hey girl 💗💗💗 it’s so crazy because we both from Maryland and I currently in Fort Worth Dallas area and thinking about moving to mami I am excited for this I hope you see this comment 💗🎉❄️💕💕💕
Omg I moved from Philly to Dallas now I’m thinking about moving to Miami… Dallas is was to slow for me I’m young with no kids and I speak Spanish Miami might be for me
I moved from Philly to Vegas and then somehow ended up in Idaho and was thinking about moving to Dallas, but now that I hear this I might look into Miami
@@ARUclipsChannelwithNoName They hate big cities in Florida because it’s expensive and the jobs are there but you need to have a well paying career with experiences or certifications to live well. If not you’ll be struggling making $15.00-17.00 hourly while a single one bedroom in a nice safe area is $1,400-$1,900 a month or working 3 jobs with other side hustles to get by if you don’t already have a greta background or set career or successful business. It’s that simple. Florida is diverse and not only about the night life or partying or having around toxic people unless you’re heavily into that mess. It’s a beautiful place to live and meet all races of people then also there’s hurricane season yearly from June-December. That’s why they all stay in between. The ones who are happy mostly have a good income to live happily or a set job that’s up there in income. People will go through a struggling life in Florida in big cities to live there but don’t wanna admit this expensive in rent like hell. I’m a south Floridian native. Florida isn’t home for the working class trying to build or poverty class. They’re for the upper middle class to wealthy it’s that simple. You’ll be roommating or running rooms off Craigslist forever if you don’t get a college degree in a in demand field there or set business. I dislike people lying, if you’re making $10,000k a month of course you’re not gonna worry about the prices but that’s not the average person in Florida.
I'm from the UK and I visited Miami 2 weeks ago and the welcome wasn't very nice. The customer service was terrible the car I had booked to pick me up left because my flight landed late and he was texting me in Spanish and they were just rude. When I arrived at the hotel the spanish speaking lady dodnt even smile at me I was the one who skilled and greeted her. I'm just used to smile and and say you alright ? because in the UK we do that a lot but I felr like I wasn't even welcome but after few days being there she was being nice to me and she started smiling back when she would see me going in and out and she became very friendly. But the custner service was just terrible but the taxi driver who also spoke Spniahd who dropped me off at the airport was very friendly and he always and said Yes Sir no Sir and he even hotspotted so I can use internet. But overall customer service was not good in Miami even so I agree with her experience some.people there seem to be rude.
I often see people who move to Miami quickly find out that the paradise part ends after 6 months to a year. Spanish is the official language here so learn it or get left behind lol. If you're into the nightlife then Miami is the spot but make sure you have a whole lot of money because it's expensive to live here. Most locals are moving out of Miami because of the cost of living and low wages so there are a lot of businesses understaffed. Miami folks aren't friendly, so keep that in mind. Traffic is a mess because of the influx of people moving here. Can't forget about the road rage😂😂 Homelessness has gotten real bad in the past few years. Living in Brickell looks good until there's heavy rain and you wont be able to leave the area because it's flooded. If you have a jetski then I highly recommend Brickell. If not, your precious vehicle will be submerged. Imagine paying $3k and up in rent to live in an unstable environment. Hurricane warnings are apart of life here so make sure to prepare early or else people will be on demon time. There's plenty of pros The beach, restaurants and shopping but I do not recommend😊
Florida overall is a fun state but you need to come there with big bank to live good or a set career with degrees or a successful business. It’s that simple. It’s not the place to struggle and strive unless you got family support there or a huge support system. Florida don’t care about poor people or working class at all. So you got to be wealthy minded and truly be established being there.
@@AmillionRays I live here. I have lived in Miami all of my life and I would not live anywhere else. Everybody I have seen leaving Miami ends up returning.
facts..... Miami isnt a place to make it...or if you're looking for a city to bring you opportunities ....i'd say once you're in the 6 figure market or in high 80's and up move to maimi plus they have no state tax. if you're working remotely on a Cali or NYC payroll it's golden
@@cutiepiea3687 depends on what you're looking for or trying to accomplish ...type of career, looking for a soul mate, taking up some type of education or trade...btw it's a trip you are replying to this comment now, i was just in Dallas three days ago networking
Wow! I'm from Baltimore Maryland. But i ever been to Miami beach florida and Dallas Texas before all my life. But i did see the footage and movie about it! Yeah! Also i had san Antonio winery on the top of my dresser. My plan is to go for the west coast Los Angeles California cuz of entertainment, all stars, and Hollywood movies and studios. I want to be a famous people. I love Texas and California
Miami is rude, too much competition, and they shouldn’t be driving fancy cars with all the bad drivers down there ! Dallas is much cheaper cleaner and a great place to start a family and better traffic.
i'm still NOT TOTALLY certain which is better between dallas and miami but i did do and will BARELY favor the community entertainment in miami because there waa an event with a famous female who i did do and will really really LOVE being alicia silverstone
I’m a Fort Lauderdale, FL native. I attended broward public schools. I spent my life in Sunrise, Oakland Park, Hollywood, Davie, and Pembroke Pines, Miramar, and West Park. It has cities within cities, it’s not a small place. You have the browsed county buses as well but the central terminal is filled with homeless people and whackos. Then you have North Lauderdale with Coral Springs, Pompano, Coconut Creek, or Tamarac. You also have Plantation area to. Just avoid the hoods there and you’re good. I know Fort Lauderdale like the back of my hand . It’s similar to Miami but more cleaner and safer. It’s a democratic city not liberal or conservative. It’s all races there to and I rarely experienced racism growing up never truly did. Not saying it don’t exist but I never truly encountered that and hand friends of every race growing up. That’s my hometown which I just left. It’s expensive as hell and I won’t lie to people to sell them this fantasy of living on the beaches. Remember Florida is in the Hurricane zone to and flooding zones. Especially, South Florida. I lived through Hurricane Charley, Irma, and Wilma. Fort Lauderdale get hits with category 5s hurricanes most of the time or 4s; so you will experience a hurricane or tropical storm or flash floodings as well if you live there. You will experience the hot Sun then heavy nasty rains that’s strong with winds or thunderstorms that causes flooding depending on where you live. They don’t come yearly but the hurricane season is from June to December. So you got to be prepared for it even if it don’t come at all. I tell you this it’s not the city to build a life, it’s the city to come with your life already set and financially secure. Have your degrees with an education extensive background in a career path or have a really good six figure business that’s established or a really good passive income that’s making you big money to live good. It’s that simple. If not you’ll be working multiple jobs to survive, surviving isn’t living. Jobs mostly pay $14.00-$16.00 or $15.00-$18.00 hourly to where the rent is in the thousands unless you rent a room off Craigslist. It’s also not a place to be homeless or falling on hard times to come up. People need to know this and I’m a true Floridian who could explain that. Most of my relatives struggled badly there financially or just stayed there roughing it out with no true set career path. It’s the state when you make it, then you can live it up.
What about the bugs, weather, crime rates, homelessness, break in in houston? Im debating if I should move or not, Im currently in Georgia but used to live in Palm Beach, FL.
Just visited Miami for an extended amount of time and it's a shithole. Rude people, bipolar weather, food was trash! Dallas is way better even though it gets very boring at times.
Great video. Miami is a great city, but it definitely isn’t for everyone. There’s quieter areas, if the party scene isn’t your kind of thing. It isn’t my kind of thing, so I personally wouldn’t live somewhere like downtown Miami.
Ive been debating between Miami and Dallas or Houston. I only want Miami for the tropical setting but idc for anything else about lol it’s basically like NYC and Im trying to get out of here.
I think its pretty accurate. I've lived in Texas before, from NYC and currently in Tampa. I fucking hate Florida, dirty, huge issues with insurances and rates and everything else, but the number one factor I hate is the people. My god, I've been across most of the US and Florida by far has had the worst drivers and worst people on average. I cant wait to leave...
Hey I have a question! I’m coming down from PHILLY to visit Dallas and don’t know anyone there. Should I rent a car from enterprise or I should just Uber? I’ll be there for 3 days doing site seeing. I’m really hoping to enjoy myself even though I’ll be solo and get some good food.
Girl u described Miami perfectly. i moved here from ny 6yrs ago n I realized new yorkers r mean but the real assholes r in miami 😂 Ive lived here long enough to stop caring about what brands trending etc. Lol miami can suck u in but i just remember the real world isint as superficial as miami. I love miami ❤
I don’t know if people in Miami are meaner than New York but at least New York has more of an excuse. Miami just attracted those kind of people (mean).
Miami if y can afford it. But honestly you can move into many different bordering neighborhoods around Ft Lauderdale that are nice... Davie. Margate. Plantation. etc. check it out.
@@XTRABIG ok my next question is what's wrong with a 34 year old man with no kids or wife an no desire to settle down moving to Dallas Instead of Miami???? An can I ms a living as a bartender In miami???
@@dejohnnelacy254 Nothing wrong at all. Miami and Ft Lauderdale because of the nature of the environment(climate) and tourism offer abundant opportunities for you to make serious cash, and meet people. Check Brickell the new tech hot spot and Las Olas in Ft Lauderdale. I cant speak for Dallas.
It is. I’ve seen people hate other places to lie to say Florida is less. Nah. Florida is a second California. You can live there as long is you have a upper middle class income to wealthy that’s it. It’s not home for those trying to build their lives up and start a new beginning. You need come there with big bucks or rich or have a successful business. Florida isn’t some grinding city or else you’ll be stressed out. Some people can do it but not the majority are bossing up there, people come there already well off or successful or have high paying corporate jobs with certifications.
Born and raised in Dallas, been plenty of other places. You had me until the racist misinformation. People here are nice and very accepting, not sure what you are on about.
So I live in brickell right now. If I wanna live in a nice / new building with lots of restaurants/things to do close by, what neighborhoods in Dallas would you recommend?? Clean and safety and NEW is a a big thing for me. 🤍
Simple, Live in Dallas, vacation in Miami 💯
I agree, but I find Dallas to be much cleaner than Miami! Also, I agree with you, although DFW is a huge place with a lot of nice cities, the nightlife has to go to Miami. Dallas is a more conservative, family-oriented place. It is a place for people who want to advance with their careers and work for a big corporation or start their own business, etc. Dallas is business friendly place, Miami is more into tourism.
Finally someone with knowledge talking, you summed it up perfectly, Miami is for people that made it in life, not starting ... Perfect words
You can still make in Miami, i have, but it could be harder I agree.
@@guayabito6946 Right. You can make it but it’s not like that with everyone. I’m not from Miami, FL but I’m from Fort Lauderdale, FL originally but understood this. I recommend people need to know Florida is one of those states like California don’t come there thinking it’s the place to struggle and strive at all. Florida isn’t the home for middle class or working class or poverty class, people come to do it anyways. I recommend coming there when you already have a set career making well over six figures with notches under your belt or have your business already successful that have been scaled up then you could move to Florida.
Yes you summed up Florida entirely not only just the city Miami. I grew up 45 minutes away from Miami and still the city I grew up in was similar.
I moved from Miami to TX 8 years ago and never turning back! You’re right girl! Mean ass people, lazy and always wanna keep up with the Jones. Too much competition who can wear top brands, fancy cars etc… just too darn much!
This was very informative and to the point👏🏽 We definitely want a part 2!
Look ima health and fitness coach and I’m moving from Baltimore. I have to start over and rather start over in a new place . I love Miami , but the price of living really got me little taken back . Thanks so much for sharing your experience
Currently about to move from Miami (Sunny Isles) to Dallas. The cost of living in Miami is insane.
Sunny Isles is definitely expensive.
I see some people making moving decisions and saying this video is helpful. Please keep in mind she is comparing FRISCO TO DOWNTOWN MIAMI. Very important distinction. Because downtown is not Miami and Frisco is not Dallas. I’ve had terrible experiences in Dallas compared to Miami which was more impactful (for me) and very much missed.
What are you talking about? Downtown is literally the city of Miami.
We have literally the same thoughts , I’m in Atlanta right now and I moved here from Charlotte , everything you said about Miami is exactly how I feel about Atlanta . I’m just not into any of that stuff , this city is genuinely not for me and I think you helped me realize that Dallas may be a great place for me to relocate to . Thank uou
That’s not the true Atlanta, that’s all the people who have moved here. I wish we could go back to old Atlanta before all the transplants.
Prolly also A transplant ^
I totally agree. I’ve been in Miami for 5 almost 6 years now & I’m looking to move to Dallas in a few months. Miami is definitely overhyped, over priced, & the ppl are mean! Can’t wait to leave! Lol
Miami on top off that 90% are Hispanic that don’t know English! Dallas has a significant amount Hispanic community, but they know how to speak English properly! But Dallas has great night life.
Well you do realize according to most locals Miami is a Latin city and part of the Caribbean
This is so crazy. Girl i just moved to Dallas and am now considering moving to Miami lmfao
Hey I have a question! I’m coming down from PHILLY to visit Dallas and don’t know anyone there. Should I rent a car from enterprise or I should just Uber? I’ll be there for 3 days doing site seeing. I’m really hoping to enjoy myself even though I’ll be solo and get some good food.
@@priestlygarments4004 do you know where you’ll be staying?
@@msnealyja I’m actually looking for a hotel right now 😂 but I want to really tour Dallas
@@msnealyja y r u leaving?
@@priestlygarments4004- I hope you rented a car. You can get a lot more touring done in your own vehicle and at the end of the day it's a lot easier on the wallet. There are likely few places in Dallas you'll want to visit that are close to each other. Usually everything is miles apart.
Thank you for your pov. I live in Miami now and can definitely relate to your sentiment
How is it?
You are pretty spot on in your assessments. The two cities have two different vibes. You can have fun in both, but I would argue that Miami is the party capital of the states! With that said, I see it more of a vacation spot. Go their to turn up, enjoy the beaches, etc and then leave! Could you live there? Yes, but it’s usually either really young people looking to party or retirees. Once the younger people get a little older and ready to settle down, they move somewhere like Dallas.
I'm 33 no kids no wife no desire to have a family which city is better for me Dallas or Miami
I always said that about Miami, I like to visit, but to leave permanently there. I am happily retired in Dallas,
I agree im 21 living in midtown miami n this is not a place to raise kids traffics awful. Just here to party hard, work harder n save for a house upstate
@@dejohnnelacy254 definitely Miami if you can afford it.
@@dejohnnelacy254 DALLAS!Florida has no job opportunities,replublican state so when you go through a rough patch look to find no governmental help,cost of living is insurmountable ,the Karen capital of the US,RACIST,becoming overpopulated,segregated,insurance is SKY HIGH underwriters are taking no breaks on us do to inflation and because we have some of the highest traffic accident cities in the country…Go to Texas save yourself the headache.But I understand everyone looks at Florida with rose colored glasses
Miami is amazing if you have money. Prices have increased substantially in Miami. When I moved to Brickell in 2017, I was paying $2450 for a large 1 bedroom, in 2022, that same apartment is $4400. There's substantial demand to live in Miami. One important thing is that while housing is high, you save money by not needing a car if you live in Brickell, Downtown or SoBe.
Yes Florida is nice when you have acquired wealth or have a decent high income or decent paying career or business. That’s all. It’s not the place to build as a majority but come to the state already successful.
4400 for a one bedroom???!! Hell no, I could have a nice house with a cheaper mortgage than that.
@@MrBojangles-er4hd Yeah, but there are expenses associated with a home as well. And the apartment that you're renting is worth about $1MM.
Even so, I agree with you 🙂
Unfortunately Miami is not kind to black people. It’s something I’ve noticed living here my entire life. I’m of Mexican descent and I speak fluid Spanish. If you’re Latino you definitely experience some brown privilege here.
Women also have a much different experience here compared to men. They are definitely harassed and this has made Miami women harder to date or approach amongst other reasons.
Saying hi to strangers takes a self starter lol people won’t go out of their way to say hello but they do say hello back if you say it first. It’s just that we’re kind of used to people being assholes 😂
Overall I love this city and I’m considering moving elsewhere, but in my travels I have not found a place to call home yet.
And maybe that’s okay. I feel like it’s really the people in your life that make a place home.
You do realize that not all Latinos are brown. There’s actually a lot of black and white Latinos also. Just saying
Lmao. I’m not from Miami but grew up in Fort Lauderdale I never experienced racism until I dated a Colombian man from Staten Island, NY. He was toxic, abusive, and was living in South Florida. He turned out to be a racist but prided himself off liberalism.
@@whypanamanowAll those are politically driven labels but I get you. Life is what you make it.
You're not lying. There's certain parts of Miami if you don't habla Español you will get bad treatment. Some folks don't speak English and will get mad at you because you don't speak Spanish.
@@AmillionRayslmfao that’s funny cause Spanish is not the official language
I’m considering moving to either Dallas or South Florida. This was extremely helpful. Great summary of your experiences. Gained a new subscriber.
Where are you from?
where did you move
Hope you have a great job lined up because you'll have to work two to make it here!!!
I’m from Miami & live in Dallas so I can vouch for some of these things lol
Hey girl 💗💗💗 it’s so crazy because we both from Maryland and I currently in Fort Worth Dallas area and thinking about moving to mami I am excited for this I hope you see this comment 💗🎉❄️💕💕💕
I am moving to Dallas from Iceland next year... Got me intrigued to see your part 2 vid.
wow, Iceland!? As an American I'm so curious to know what would make you leave a beautiful place like Iceland to Dallas?
Actually am curious of the same lol why the move ? Any update
Texan now in New York, but I loved Iceland!! 🇮🇸
Omg I moved from Philly to Dallas now I’m thinking about moving to Miami… Dallas is was to slow for me I’m young with no kids and I speak Spanish Miami might be for me
Ya tu sabes 🇨🇺🇭🇹
I moved from Philly to Vegas and then somehow ended up in Idaho and was thinking about moving to Dallas, but now that I hear this I might look into Miami
You should do a Dallas vs Houston video. I lived in Miami and also from Baltimore debating between the two
How did you like Miami? It seems like it’s a mixed bag online. People either love or hate Miami, there’s no in between.
@@ARUclipsChannelwithNoName
They hate big cities in Florida because it’s expensive and the jobs are there but you need to have a well paying career with experiences or certifications to live well. If not you’ll be struggling making $15.00-17.00 hourly while a single one bedroom in a nice safe area is $1,400-$1,900 a month or working 3 jobs with other side hustles to get by if you don’t already have a greta background or set career or successful business.
It’s that simple. Florida is diverse and not only about the night life or partying or having around toxic people unless you’re heavily into that mess. It’s a beautiful place to live and meet all races of people then also there’s hurricane season yearly from June-December. That’s why they all stay in between. The ones who are happy mostly have a good income to live happily or a set job that’s up there in income.
People will go through a struggling life in Florida in big cities to live there but don’t wanna admit this expensive in rent like hell. I’m a south Floridian native. Florida isn’t home for the working class trying to build or poverty class. They’re for the upper middle class to wealthy it’s that simple. You’ll be roommating or running rooms off Craigslist forever if you don’t get a college degree in a in demand field there or set business. I dislike people lying, if you’re making $10,000k a month of course you’re not gonna worry about the prices but that’s not the average person in Florida.
@@Fourwindsofsuccess Well said!
I'm from the UK and I visited Miami 2 weeks ago and the welcome wasn't very nice. The customer service was terrible the car I had booked to pick me up left because my flight landed late and he was texting me in Spanish and they were just rude. When I arrived at the hotel the spanish speaking lady dodnt even smile at me I was the one who skilled and greeted her. I'm just used to smile and and say you alright ? because in the UK we do that a lot but I felr like I wasn't even welcome but after few days being there she was being nice to me and she started smiling back when she would see me going in and out and she became very friendly. But the custner service was just terrible but the taxi driver who also spoke Spniahd who dropped me off at the airport was very friendly and he always and said Yes Sir no Sir and he even hotspotted so I can use internet. But overall customer service was not good in Miami even so I agree with her experience some.people there seem to be rude.
I went to Miami last year it was overrated and racist
texans are worse imo.
@@eeeveee9176 Interesting take. I’m a Texan myself.
ive heard ppl in miami are rude from so many sources, and my personal experience aligns with that info
@@mehdially they are
Thank you for sharing it helps to hear from someone with real experience.
Debating moving from Miami to Dallas. Do a part 2 - thxx
I often see people who move to Miami quickly find out that the paradise part ends after 6 months to a year. Spanish is the official language here so learn it or get left behind lol. If you're into the nightlife then Miami is the spot but make sure you have a whole lot of money because it's expensive to live here. Most locals are moving out of Miami because of the cost of living and low wages so there are a lot of businesses understaffed. Miami folks aren't friendly, so keep that in mind. Traffic is a mess because of the influx of people moving here. Can't forget about the road rage😂😂 Homelessness has gotten real bad in the past few years. Living in Brickell looks good until there's heavy rain and you wont be able to leave the area because it's flooded. If you have a jetski then I highly recommend Brickell. If not, your precious vehicle will be submerged. Imagine paying $3k and up in rent to live in an unstable environment. Hurricane warnings are apart of life here so make sure to prepare early or else people will be on demon time. There's plenty of pros The beach, restaurants and shopping but I do not recommend😊
lol...you said jetski. I can picture someone in a business suit with a briefcase on a jetski, trying commute to work.
Dallas is boring compared to Miami, almost all US cities are boring compared to Miami. the fun in Miami never ends.
Florida overall is a fun state but you need to come there with big bank to live good or a set career with degrees or a successful business. It’s that simple. It’s not the place to struggle and strive unless you got family support there or a huge support system. Florida don’t care about poor people or working class at all. So you got to be wealthy minded and truly be established being there.
Miami is a tourism spot. Living here is different. There's more to Miami than South Beach. Don't let that fool ya.
@@AmillionRays I live here. I have lived in Miami all of my life and I would not live anywhere else. Everybody I have seen leaving Miami ends up returning.
Unless it’s New York City
I wish every city had people as nice as they are in Dallas. New York is the incarnation of leaving you on read
facts..... Miami isnt a place to make it...or if you're looking for a city to bring you opportunities ....i'd say once you're in the 6 figure market or in high 80's and up move to maimi plus they have no state tax. if you're working remotely on a Cali or NYC payroll it's golden
Where in Cali is good to move to?
@@cutiepiea3687 depends on what you're looking for or trying to accomplish ...type of career, looking for a soul mate, taking up some type of education or trade...btw it's a trip you are replying to this comment now, i was just in Dallas three days ago networking
@@micalcre8ts I want to come and do procurement but also chase my reality tv dreams so Miami or Houston??👀
@@micalcre8ts looking for a soulmate too 😂😂✌🏽
Wow! I'm from Baltimore Maryland. But i ever been to Miami beach florida and Dallas Texas before all my life. But i did see the footage and movie about it! Yeah! Also i had san Antonio winery on the top of my dresser. My plan is to go for the west coast Los Angeles California cuz of entertainment, all stars, and Hollywood movies and studios. I want to be a famous people. I love Texas and California
Yes lol I just watched your Miami video. This is an excellent perspective
Thanks for the video on your perspective! I haven’t been to either place but I’m thinking about going to Dallas
Miami is rude, too much competition, and they shouldn’t be driving fancy cars with all the bad drivers down there ! Dallas is much cheaper cleaner and a great place to start a family and better traffic.
I live in Austin and I’m trying to relocate to Dallas. Home prices are crazy especially in Frisco and that’s where I love the most 😩
Y’all need to focus on building wealth so you don’t need to be suffering in any state out here in america. It’s that damn simple.
I feel like Texas' wages are better too.
This video was very helpful thank u!🙏🏽❤️
i'm still NOT TOTALLY certain which is better between dallas and miami but i did do and will BARELY favor the community entertainment in miami because there waa an event with a famous female who i did do and will really really LOVE being alicia silverstone
Wow girl we are the same. Im abt to move up there then!
Great info IC!
Thoughts on austin Texas? Fort Lauderdale if you’ve visited?
I’m a Fort Lauderdale, FL native. I attended broward public schools. I spent my life in Sunrise, Oakland Park, Hollywood, Davie, and Pembroke Pines, Miramar, and West Park. It has cities within cities, it’s not a small place. You have the browsed county buses as well but the central terminal is filled with homeless people and whackos.
Then you have North Lauderdale with Coral Springs, Pompano, Coconut Creek, or Tamarac. You also have Plantation area to. Just avoid the hoods there and you’re good.
I know Fort Lauderdale like the back of my hand . It’s similar to Miami but more cleaner and safer. It’s a democratic city not liberal or conservative. It’s all races there to and I rarely experienced racism growing up never truly did. Not saying it don’t exist but I never truly encountered that and hand friends of every race growing up.
That’s my hometown which I just left. It’s expensive as hell and I won’t lie to people to sell them this fantasy of living on the beaches. Remember Florida is in the Hurricane zone to and flooding zones. Especially, South Florida. I lived through Hurricane Charley, Irma, and Wilma. Fort Lauderdale get hits with category 5s hurricanes most of the time or 4s; so you will experience a hurricane or tropical storm or flash floodings as well if you live there. You will experience the hot Sun then heavy nasty rains that’s strong with winds or thunderstorms that causes flooding depending on where you live.
They don’t come yearly but the hurricane season is from June to December. So you got to be prepared for it even if it don’t come at all.
I tell you this it’s not the city to build a life, it’s the city to come with your life already set and financially secure. Have your degrees with an education extensive background in a career path or have a really good six figure business that’s established or a really good passive income that’s making you big money to live good.
It’s that simple. If not you’ll be working multiple jobs to survive, surviving isn’t living. Jobs mostly pay $14.00-$16.00 or $15.00-$18.00 hourly to where the rent is in the thousands unless you rent a room off Craigslist. It’s also not a place to be homeless or falling on hard times to come up. People need to know this and I’m a true Floridian who could explain that. Most of my relatives struggled badly there financially or just stayed there roughing it out with no true set career path. It’s the state when you make it, then you can live it up.
What about the bugs, weather, crime rates, homelessness, break in in houston? Im debating if I should move or not, Im currently in Georgia but used to live in Palm Beach, FL.
Just visited Miami for an extended amount of time and it's a shithole. Rude people, bipolar weather, food was trash! Dallas is way better even though it gets very boring at times.
Great video. Miami is a great city, but it definitely isn’t for everyone. There’s quieter areas, if the party scene isn’t your kind of thing. It isn’t my kind of thing, so I personally wouldn’t live somewhere like downtown Miami.
Ive been debating between Miami and Dallas or Houston. I only want Miami for the tropical setting but idc for anything else about lol it’s basically like NYC and Im trying to get out of here.
Houston or dallas
I appreciate your breakdown of both cities
Frisco is very nice!
Yes pls! Make a part 2
I think its pretty accurate. I've lived in Texas before, from NYC and currently in Tampa. I fucking hate Florida, dirty, huge issues with insurances and rates and everything else, but the number one factor I hate is the people. My god, I've been across most of the US and Florida by far has had the worst drivers and worst people on average. I cant wait to leave...
Hey I have a question! I’m coming down from PHILLY to visit Dallas and don’t know anyone there. Should I rent a car from enterprise or I should just Uber? I’ll be there for 3 days doing site seeing. I’m really hoping to enjoy myself even though I’ll be solo and get some good food.
I went down there from Philly last year I used turo to rent and car uber to expensive.. from the airport to the rental was like 40
nice video can you do a video on moving to charlotte soon
What’s like some recommended places to live ?
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Why did you leave Baltimore?
My rent in frisco 2bd 2 bath was $1800
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what camera and editing software do you use?
Can you share the name of that apartment in Dallas?
Girl u described Miami perfectly. i moved here from ny 6yrs ago n I realized new yorkers r mean but the real assholes r in miami 😂 Ive lived here long enough to stop caring about what brands trending etc. Lol miami can suck u in but i just remember the real world isint as superficial as miami. I love miami ❤
I don’t know if people in Miami are meaner than New York but at least New York has more of an excuse. Miami just attracted those kind of people (mean).
@@juliostevens9480 The ppl in miami are ostentatious and act rude/entitled bc they never gotten punched in their shit
Miami has a lot of Nyers
W vid
Which city is better for a 34 year old man with no kids and no desire to settle down an start a family... Dallas or Miami
Miami if y can afford it. But honestly you can move into many different bordering neighborhoods around Ft Lauderdale that are nice... Davie. Margate. Plantation. etc. check it out.
@@XTRABIG ok my next question is what's wrong with a 34 year old man with no kids or wife an no desire to settle down moving to Dallas Instead of Miami???? An can I ms a living as a bartender In miami???
@@dejohnnelacy254 Nothing wrong at all. Miami and Ft Lauderdale because of the nature of the environment(climate) and tourism offer abundant opportunities for you to make serious cash, and meet people. Check Brickell the new tech hot spot and Las Olas in Ft Lauderdale. I cant speak for Dallas.
@@dejohnnelacy254well Dallas is an extremely boring city...this is where you come to settle down
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Miami is expensive
It is. I’ve seen people hate other places to lie to say Florida is less. Nah. Florida is a second California. You can live there as long is you have a upper middle class income to wealthy that’s it. It’s not home for those trying to build their lives up and start a new beginning. You need come there with big bucks or rich or have a successful business. Florida isn’t some grinding city or else you’ll be stressed out. Some people can do it but not the majority are bossing up there, people come there already well off or successful or have high paying corporate jobs with certifications.
Miami is not friendly
Only reason ppl consider Texas and a lot of places is the diversity
Born and raised in Dallas, been plenty of other places. You had me until the racist misinformation. People here are nice and very accepting, not sure what you are on about.
No I had racist experiences living there
Born and raised in Dallas, as well. Racism out here is a b’tch.
It depends on where you stay. Frisco Plano Allen Southlake Richland Hills have racism everywhere else no racism. Alot of areas are multicultural
I think people aren’t racist to people that could warrant “pretty privilege”
so true .. she pretty!
Apples to oranges…🙄
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She said “Ten thousand Fifty” 😭
This video was a waste of time without talking about the crime first.
Too bad u watched it 😜
What is the crime like?
@@cuteshanay frisco is super safe
So I live in brickell right now. If I wanna live in a nice / new building with lots of restaurants/things to do close by, what neighborhoods in Dallas would you recommend?? Clean and safety and NEW is a a big thing for me. 🤍