Houston and Dallas Compared
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- Опубликовано: 25 июл 2019
- Mr. Beat compares and contrasts two iconic Texas cities, Dallas and Houston.
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Houston and Dallas
Space City and Big D
The biggest and third biggest cities in Texas, which is impressive, because everything is bigger in Texas. To say there is a rivalry between the two iconic cities is an understatement.
They are 240 miles, or 386 km apart. About 3 and a half hour drive. And yeah, both are huge.
In fact, with around 2.4 million people, Houston is the 4th largest city in the United States. With 1.4 million people, Dallas is the 9th largest. Houston actually is the biggest city in the country by total area. I know, I know. Dallas is part of the 4th largest metro area in the country (7.6 million). I mean, it’s close to Fort Worth and Arlington. Their metro is also known as DFW, or simply The Metroplex. Houston’s metro area is 5th (7 million). And for the rest of this video, I will give you statistics based on their metros areas, unless I state otherwise, mmk?
First of all, Dallas has a lower population density.
Ok next, so apparently there are these rankings by the Globalization and World Cities Research Network that look at global cities. While it considers both Dallas and Houston global cities, Houston is ranked Alpha - and Dallas is ranked at Beta +. Have fun with that in the comments.
Houston is a short drive from the ocean. More specifically, the Gulf of Mexico or even more specifically, Galveston Bay. It’s a Gulf Coast city. Dallas is...uh...a longer drive from the ocean. It’s at the edge of the Great Plains, and you’re not going to see as many palm trees there.
Due to this, Dallas gets more tornadoes and Houston gets more hurricanes. Dallas is at the southern end of what’s known as Tornado Alley, where tornadoes are more common. Dallas has been directly hit by tornadoes multiple times in its history. Houston has been hit by hurricanes multiple times. Most recently, in 2017 Hurricane Harvey caused parts of Houston to flood. Flooding is actually a regularly occurring problem in Houston, but not in Dallas as they’ve figured out a way to tame the mighty Trinity River, for the most part. Related to this...Houston is sinking. Literally. Dallas is not.
Which is better? Houston or Dallas? Which two cities should I compare next?
Mr. Beat San Francisco and Seattle.
Houston is better.
Indianapolis and Columbus, Ohio
Houston gave us Wes Anderson and Indy Neidell. Also I changed planes there once. So it wins.
When the Hurricane comes, Dallas is the city you evacuate to and Houston is the city you evacuate from. So I like being in a city that does not need evacuation.
Houston only has 3 seasons: summer, hurricane, and football season.
We only have a couple hurricanes and most of the time they aren't that bad
There's a 4th, Astros season.
Football??? 🤦🏻♂️
ross rubin shame on you don’t put Houston that low
Football is overrated..
We in Houston also have the worlds widest freeway, which is ALSO the worlds biggest parking lot at 5PM.
Because Houston got bigger over the years. Good thing for them to plan ahead at least! If it wasn't for them we would be worse than LA traffic.
You’ve never lived until you’ve driven in the loop
All the freeways are getting expanded ..... soo more parking lots
Daniel Lopez LMAO try 59 downtown, now 610 on the other hand... *shudders*
That made me LOL but so true
Houston DEFINITELY doesn't have zoning laws. In less than 2 miles you can find a neighborhood, slums, a library, a church, a strip club, welfare assistance, and a high end shopping center all in a small area!
@@hiphipjorge5755 you must live in a bubble, because slums never went anywhere
Then you don’t know what zoning laws are and result to. The Netherlands typically sees a lot of neighborhoods with stores, supermarkets, restaurants, and a whole bunch of appartements in one building in suburbia you’ll barely find a store in a residential street
@@royhoeksema5720 is this supposed to refute what I'm saying?
Alc Breland Yes, because houston definetly has strict zoning laws
@@royhoeksema5720 do you live in Houston? Or even the US for that matter?
I’ve been in Houston all my life, there’s no rivalry between Houston and Dallas but when it comes to football that’s a different story.
I hate where I live and I'm a cook, 🇺🇸 citizen, speak, 3 languages and conservative.
Which city would you recommend?
I'm serious please help
@Free Facts appreciate reply. I'm going to look into Fort Worth
Why would there be a rivalry in football? The texans and cowboys aren't even in the same conference.I remember when I was a child Houston had no football team. The cowboys just won the super bowl and everyone in Houston was cheering for the cowboys. As soon as the Texans became a team things changed. Even a news reporter from Houston said, "Even if we lose every game, as long as we beat dallas." There is a type of jealousy from houston when it comes to dallas.
J. T. I agree with “Free facts” either city is will do they’re both big in restaurants that you’ll be able to find a job cooking any kind of food you want. Not sure about now with this whole COVID thing, but when things get back to normal 👍🏾
@@aaronjohnson8159
Thank you Aaron.
I'll start with researching both but the idea of evacuation really sucks then you come back and everything is tore up. Not good
Houston: We're the better part of this rivalry.
Dallas: Wait, theres a rivalry?
Austin: Dude, like, let's just live in harmony, you know?
San Antonio: Remember the Alamo!
This could not be more accurate
Pretty much. Born and bread in Dallas and never heard of a rivalry. Even in sports
Abel Ramirez Dallas people like to say there’s no rivalry until you point out how Houston is better in some small way. Then they go ape-s*** and start screeching about the Cowboys and how that somehow makes their city better in every way
😂 Facts!
😂😂😂 this is so accurate
Despite the prediction, it doesn't look like much trash talking here...as much as there might be a rivalry....we Texans are pretty proud of all of our cities....just my opinion....
I lived in Texas for almost ten years and I believe that Houston, San Antonio, and Fort Worth are the best of your major cities. Dallas is okay for the most part but its arrogance pushes it down several notches. Austin is unfriendly and overrated as well as architecturally hideous. It resembles a massive, soulless suburb that is in search of a major city.
@Anthony Harris the thing that forced me out of Austin was the unreasonably high rents, low wage scales, and the arrogant attitudes. I cant imagine what Austin is like now and much rather not know..
@@robertpreskop4425 Houston sucks. It has the worst summers in the world and it's not a pretty city
Robert Preskop I live in Fort Worth, nice to get some recognition over Dallas
Houston has a very Diverse locations and in terms of ethnicity’s
Southern Houston, Suburbs, Old County’s, and downtown to Montrose
"Both cities have four seasons."
Me, a Dallas dweller: "We...do...?"
Which is better? Houston or Dallas? Which two cities should I compare next?
Dallas gets snow more often than Houston, my cousins' pictures prove it lol winter definitely happens more often there
Dallas *does* have 4 seasons. But other than summer, they can happen whenever it feels like it.
I mean it's about to be below freezing for a few days in a row with a risk of snow and below 0 temps so yeah. Have you ever been to Dallas?
@@lordhelmit1499 There is snow on the street in front of my house right now, and it's 18 degrees outside. This one is a particularly nasty 2 week winter.
HOUSTON IS HUMID AS HELL!!!!!
SO IS NEW ORLEANS AND MIAMI IF NOT MORE MY FRIEND!
Dallas is humid as hell too, just slightly less than Houston. But the feels like temperature (heat index) is almost the same for both cities. Houston's slightly higher humidity offsets Dallas's slightly higher temperatures
@Cool Dude I just came from Dallas and it’s in the 80-95 it’s always wet and hot which makes me feel really uncomfortable
@@watermelon_boi That's nothing compared to Houston humid
@Ahsuhyah Arts yea my bad I mean it’s wet and humid in Houston and cool in Dallas
Houston won my heart last year. Cancer research saved my family from a bad situation and during the two weeks we were there getting my dad treated we never ran into an unfriendly person.
Dad treated*
Houston is definitely a world class medical mecca.
You must not have gone into the city much then. Or driven around in the highways. You'd be suffering from ptsd after two weeks.
@@x1928 if you really want ptsd, go to either Baltimore, St Louis, or Memphis. Than you will really be suffering from ptsd.
@@x1928
Aw man! Driving here is like a video game. I played Enduro when I had an Atari console, it's just like that.
Two seasons in Houston... T-shirt weather and long sleeve T-shirt weather.
Nope, 4 seasons - Summer, Football, Christmas, & Allergy
I just wear short sleeves all year
What part of Houston have you been to where long sleeves are worn? The hospital? The cold food section? A freezer? Because those are the only cold places in Houston
Dallas has gotten hot
@@Kingus_Dingus
When it gets below 85, I don't want to catch a chill!
Houston and Dallas are best buddies in everything except American football
Fuck that’s so true
I've lived in both cities and like them both. I like the Galleria in Houston and like hanging out in Kemah. It's nice occasionally getting cold weather in Dallas.
American football?!? Um no. Just Football. Take your soccer playing ass back to.. lol. Soccer sucks
@@eddiedavis9873 agreed
@@dianewinfield5798 Fun fact: Houston’s Galleria was the inspiration for Dallas’s Galleria, which by the way is my favorite mall in the area.
moved from Los Angeles to Houston, what was I ever doing in California.
welcome to Texas the sights and culture are beautiful, the people are welcoming and nice. So when will you be returning?
@@Sora_Nai lmfao
For real tho, nice to have you here, I live in the greater houston area too. I just hope you remember how all your government's attempts to fight injustice and inequality only made it worse. Please remember, the real answer might not be in outlawing independent contractors and building nice apartments to give away for free to the homeless that never get built because of bureaucracy. Sometimes it comes from not seizing crowdfunded miniature homes, and letting the free market work itself out. My family moved from cali in 2001 when i was a baby. I think you'll like it here after a while.
Glad you realized California was not doing good for you!! Welcome to Texas!
Houston is has more to do that Dallas and it's close to the water but it's a wreck and the land area is too big. Dallas is centric and everything is more organized. Sure it's smaller but the downtown is actually fun. I wish houston had a district like Austin with 6th st, Memphis with Beale st, or New Orleans with Bourbon st. In Houston everything is spread all over the place. I do like the weather better in dallas but being able to have a water front home is nice. Either city is great in my opinion.
We actually have all 4 seasons in a week at times 😂😂😂
This needs to have at least 1k likes, that’s the worst thing here, the weather changes like a girl’s mood swings 😄😄😅😁
Yea, four of them are summer
Four season in a day can also be found
Also a day sometimes
One day it could be cold af and the next day hot af
No one:
Houstonian: HTOWN DOUBLE CUP LEAN SITTIN SIDEWAYS
Budfox 89 lmao
Budfox 89 that comment was so chopped and screwed
😂😂😂😂😂🤣
Yes
still tippin on fo fours
I always felt Dallas was pretty clean for a big city, especially a lot of the suburbs. There's traffic, but compared to driving in Houston (or worse, Austin), it feels way easier to get around Dallas. I was always amazed about how easy it was to get to & from downtown with such little effort.
Dallas is for sure one of the easier cities to get around, Houston has way too many one way streets for my liking
Um, Dallas freeways are way worse than Houston. Signed, dual resident.
@@legendpybro5016 Because Dallas, itself, is tiny compared to Houston.
@@tonycrabtree3416 well of course it is tiny compared to a megacity
@@legendpybro5016 Dallas one-ways in downtown are comparable to Houston's for sure
I live in the DFW metroplex and must say that Dallas has a safer climate due to less flooding and no hurricanes. 100+ degree days are commonplace during the summer, but the dewpoints are generally in the upper 60s to lower 70s. With dewpoints near 80 during the summer, Houston feels like a tropical island.
You can keep your hail and tornados. That's much less safe than the every few years of floods.
@@stx43203 Houston floods every year now and I have not seen large hail or tornadoes in my area for the last three years, so don't get me started on that.
It only floods in a few parts of Houston every few years. DFW gets hailstorms and tornadoes every year. These are facts
@J Fitz yes they are, especially in dallas
I think I would prefer a cooler winter too, so I pick Dallas
I think us Texans can agree on one thing. We're better than all the other states😆
That's right Texas and it's 49 bitches
Yaaaaas we are the best
Yeehaw
My previous boss:
There's so much diversity! So many types of foods! People are so welcoming, really laid back. I really thought Texas was going to be different.
Me: Where are you from?
Him: Utah.
Me:😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 well that's why!
Can’t relate ;(
Now do Dallas and Fort Worth compared. You will be seriously surprised by the fierce rivalry between Dallas and Fort Worth.
I mean Dallas doesn't really think about Houston or Fort Worth... I didn't know we had a rivalry with either city until I turned 21.
But what about Arlington? Is it just stuck in the middle trying to break up the fight? :D
Really isnt a rivalry, there is Dallas and then there is Ft worth in its shadow.
Fort Worth is for community, Dallas is for business, and Arlington is for entertainment.
Still since we're in the topic of rivalry (going to be bais):
1. Fort Worth Zoo had been ranked in the top 10 zoo in the US, while Dallas Zoo had already killed off couple of young animals that barely lived an entire year.
2. Dallas is currently dealing with corruption in the Mayor team (city councilors), while Fort Worth haven't in the past decades (Democrat vs Republican).
3. Dallas used to had Little Mexico near it's Downtown, but tear it down to make way for Victory Park and the American Airlines Stadium. Fort Worth never done that, and still had it's historic Hispanic neighborhoods (West Seminary and Northside).
4. American Airlines (major hub for DFW airport), has it headquarters at the Fort Worth side, and currently their new Headquarters is still located at the Fort Worth (or Tarrant County) side.
5. Fort Worth is currently making an effort to make their city walkable (Panther City projects), but also has more parks (Trinity Park is near downtown), and a nature preservation (Fort Worth Nature & Refuge). Dallas have Kyle Park, but also Trinity Forest (tho it was menmade). Dallas also have a project that make their city more walkable (Trinity River Corridor Project).
6. Oh yeah the Stockyards is in Fort Worth, and was part of the Cattle Drive, not Dallas (except the train of course).
@@iammrbeat Arlington has all the cool attractions. AT&T Cowboys Stadium, The new Texas Rangers Stadium (set to open in 2020), Six Flags Over Texas and Hurricane Harbor. Unfortunately, it's also become one of the largest cities in the country without public transit.
As for DART, I'm not a big fan because it's incredibly slow and not on time very much. Also, the DFW Area is just so extensive that it takes a long time to get everywhere on DART.
As for the NHL possibly coming to Houston. They is a growing effort to get a NHL Team in Houston right now that could be a reality soon (possibly if a team like the Arizona Coyotes, Florida Panthers or Ottawa Senators were to move in the not to distant future).
As someone who has lived in Dallas for nearly their whole life, I can tell you that we don't actually get tornadoes that often. We get more microbursts than tornadoes, at least in the area I live in.
Microburts, yes. But DFW also gets tornadoes every year, checkout the stats
I haven't seen much of a tornado myself I always here it's coming or did sum small damage that I wouldn't really consider a tornado
Microbursts are no small matter mind you. They can drop like bombs and eerily destroy a single house on the block , leaving all the others essentially untouched. I’ve only seen it happen in the Midwest though...
Maybe the DFW metroplex doesn’t get as much tornadoes as you think, but compared to most parts of the country that is actually true, it is on the southern end of “Tornado Alley” which stretches up north towards the midwestern states. Oklahoma is definitely the worst.
I love Houston for the easy access diverse food, parks, and different housing styles but the humidity is killer. Dallas is full of suburbs but all round a pretty great city.
It’s gonna get worse with climate change
They lied Houston don’t have 4 season it has two, hot and hotter
No that's El Paso =) lol
@@christinacastillo2249 that's also houston
nah, hot, hotter, and floods
In Dallas we got hot hotter an f3 tornadoes
KTS Bleed bruh ain’t nobody like Dallas gtf outta here with talks bs
Another quick fact about Houston. Outside New York, Houston has the most fortune 500 companies.
troy sherman Dallas is #3. That’s an important follow-up fact in the context of this video.
@@lance.newman thanks for that info
We also have the largest medical center in the world here in Houston.
Then tell them to pay their taxes so we can fix these trash roads.
Hopefully Houstin will surpass New York in the number of fortune 500 headquarters since it is a better and easier city for business than overtaxed, overcrowded New York City.
Houston is a massive concrete bowl that fills up with water on occasion.
Facts
972 Candywet the beach and nasa ....
@972 Candywet its suburbs do though
Just like NOLA
Amen.
I have lived in both cities and I honestly like more Dallas, it is safer, cleaner and people are friendlier in Dallas than in Houston.
I don’t know. There are parts of Dallas that have become slums. I feel like you moved somewhere bad in Houston to somewhere nice in Dallas. I believe there are simply more opportunities in Houston.
@@proameoba5283 nah Houston just sucks even the sport teams are worst than Dallas sport teams
Haven't lived anywhere else, but I feel like the hoods in Dallas are pretty friendly actually lol. Still bad with crime and poverty, but the people are just great.
Oooo no way. The horrid freeways in Dallas are enough to keep me away
Houston is great especially the center with the Christmas lights
I’ve lived and both and they are both really great cities. They aren’t that different. But I will say that houston has amazing food.
ALREADY 💅🙌🙌
I’ve lived in Dallas, Houston, humble, spring and now cypress. It’s hot is all I can say.
Yeah...we like to poke fun at each other but they're relatively similar. My wife is from Dallas but we live in Houston. One thing where Dallas simply can't hang with Houston is the food. Houston food scene is f'in insane!
Lucius Sulla - The only “crap hole” here is your mouth channeling your text.
That made no sense. Better luck next time, Mr. IQ of 80.
I don't know any Dallas Citizen that calls themselves Dallasites.
@Philip S me
You're right we don't call ourselves dallasites. We proudly scream to the heavens up we are from Dallas there's no cute nickname for it
Dalmatians
Dallasite here! I just learned this word today and I do not approve...
Dallasite sounds like parasite...
Born in Chicago, raised in dfw. Love it. From Grand Prairie to oak cliff to cedar hill. Southwest all day. Have cousins in East Houston and southwest. Nothing but love.
From Chicago also ! Thinking bout moving to Houston or Dallas which would you recommend bro?
@@danhilarious1395 dallas
@@danhilarious1395 Houston
@@danhilarious1395 come to the Southwest side of Houston bro!! We got a lot of restaurants different type of food around here like Mexican, Salvadoran, Honduran, Middle eastern, Chinese and Japanese food and there's a lot of apartment complexes which are affordable then a mf, there's also affordable houses here mayne fr💯but the weather might be a problem lol, it's all up to you tho homie
I live in Dallas born and raised, I also have family in Houston and San Antonio I visit both whenever I can but if I had to choose where to live in the future it would be San Antonio
Dallas is my city and I love it. We have to be the rivals of Houston, just because. But one thing everyone in Dallas and Houston will agree with, it’s pretty damn nice to be in Texas.
Joshua hale I’m from Houston and I couldn’t agree more
tru shit
Aside from professional sports, I really don't see much of a rivalry anymore. I think both cities have pretty much outgrown that now that they're both big, diverse, multicultural cities. I still see some bickering on the internet and occasionally hear older people talk smack, but after having lived in both cities I honestly never heard it much in either one. Most of the people I know either didn't have an opinion at all, or they actually spoke positively about the other city.
Although I live in Dallas I gotta think twice bout summer doe
Wolfish B Texas summers are the worst
I live in Houston but I don't care about the "rivalry" them both are great citys
Roy Soliz Of course! They both are in Texas!
Molly Ivins: "Houston is Los Angeles with the climate of Calcutta."
And as a St. John's grad, she'd know.
Houstonian here. I think this video needs to stress more just HOW MUCH IT RAINS. Its literally every day. This summer has been one giant rainstorm
It sucks to live in Houston while here in Dallas is all sunny & clear right now we got better weather even tho both cities get too hot
@@ScrewedUpGangsta13 Dallas is boring I lived there for 2 years and I am glad to live in Houston now, originally from San Diego
@@jasonmateo3348 of course you’re a liberal from California who moved to Texas for cheap taxes & gun rights 🤦♂️
@@ScrewedUpGangsta13 boy hush plz you always running your damn mouth && just like he said it's boring as hell in Dallas only y'all think Dallas is fun which is no surprise y'all lame && wack as f*** thtz Why end of story🥱
@@S.west_R3ALHtownSHITT_713 & only houston ppl think houston is fun which is a boring city end of the story 😂😂
As a Houstonian I would like to say thank you for the comparison and mention. Honestly though, Texas is there greatest place to live anywhere. You could do a series about comparing any other place to Texas. Same goes for California, except not as great as Texas. Go Stros!
Damn straight brother i may love dallas more than houston but we can at least band together as the great state of texas. Also how bout them cowboys
Let's Go Stros
@@emmanuelojeda1618 hell yeah
Best part of Texas was when the market crashed in 2008 Texas wasn't ass affected than the rest of the states. We can basically be our own country and maintain a stable economy.
I've been in Houston for 6 years and I love it. I dont know if I'm ever going back to New Orleans because I love the vibe of Houston so much. After 5 years here, I'm proud to say that I'm a SW Veteran. 😛
Relatives not from Texas: Yeehaw partner.
Me (a Texan): wtf are you talking about?
Yeeeeehaw, pardner! Giddy up!
I heard someone say howdy for the first time and thought I was tripping balls
You just made 4 grammatical errors in "Yeehaw partner"
Occam’s Razor Been wearin’ a ten gallon hat with muh barbeque. YEEEEHAWW!!
Badd Apple you don’t say “y’all” all the time?
As a houston resident but frequent Dallas visitor, I enjoy Dallas a lot more. I believe their skyline is nicer as well. The city looks cleaner and grass on the side of highways is mowed. While both are similar Houston just seems a little dirtier and not as maintained as Dallas. Either cities are great places to live regardless and offer pretty much the same things
Dallas has such a nice skyline. I'm moving to Houston and I'm kind of bummed about it.
@@therealwhoopigoldbergwell then move back? Who is stopping you? You sound like one of those Cali libs that move to Texas. LOL 🤣🤣
The medical houston is like a city.
Even in Novelas they come to Houston🤣
Yeah when I was little I thought we were in downtown
@@aslan9334 wait wtf are you frrr??
The Med Center is a little downtown entirely made of hospitals and biotech. It has about the same floor area as downtown Denver.
Texas Medical Center has a better skyline than Dallas tbh lol can you imagine that xD it isnt even Houston's main skyline. Houston has like 5 different skyscrapers concentrations
I'm a Houstonian and when I talked to people back in the day specially coming from Cali and N.Y they thought that we Texans
rode horses to work!🤔 🤣🤣😂😂
How often does Houston flood ? Does flooding occur frequently during rainy days ?
If you haven't seen anyone riding a horse into town, you haven't been to real texas
@@hockeymaskbob2942 How often does Houston have hurricanes or flooding frequently ?
@@khriskhaid6860 Hurricanes are mostly misses but once in a few years we might get a direct hit in Houston. We get more flooding from tropical storms than a direct hit from hurricanes. Nowadays it seem like flooding happens at least once or twice a year during hurricane season. Part of the reason why it floods badly is because the way Houston build their infrastructures. Too many pavements and roads block any possibilities for the water to run off or absorb into the ground.
@@jhoang861 Is that a severe issue Houstonians worry over living there ?
Either way...we both have Whataburger 🙌🏽 Texans win
Wow you’re so full of shi
Darius Brown your so dumb, that’s 100% beef, and you can tell, it’s not that crap from Burger King or McDonald’s
Haha
I love it I get the chicken tender barbaque sandwich
Technically Chicago has Whataburger now lmao
As a houstonian, I must say Mr Beat be killing it with these comparison videos. Spot on 💯 And the drone footage used was pretty cool
I have lived in both cities and mistakenly misjudge Dallas. I currently live in Houston and I regret moving from Dallas, which has more to offer, better nightlife, cleaner, safer, more fun.
Too bad Houston isn't doing well when it comes to crimes... I think it has to do with its infamous lack of zoning. Not to mention humidity there sucks. I love Houston regardless, though.
@@joonkwon9303more like bad mayors
Surprised the State Fair of Texas wasnt mentioned...
Eidolon Bidadari Cause every state has a state fair
But we have the LARGEST
Or king of the hill
Or Walker Texas Ranger
Rodeo housron is largest event in state
Whether from HTX or DTX, we can agree the Texas is #1.
no y'all vote Republican and Texas laws are racist asf
@@Keke-dg6qk shut up slave
@@Keke-dg6qk ok than, than dont come here we dont want libtards here anyways
@@Sora_Nai y'all are dumb asf!!
@@Keke-dg6qk 1. What's wrong with republicans?
2. Excuse me? Racist laws? How?
basically in dallas you can breathe normally but in houston you need a water bottle everywhere you go. (unless its winter or fall)
the temperature in houston may not be high but dont let that fool you. It may be 90 degrees but it feels like 120.
Also Its usually people in houston who have this rivalry and people in dallas usually dont care.
My brother was once wearing a dallas cap in Houston and people started to get offended
Dallas is humid as hell too, just slightly less than Houston. But the feels like temperature (heat index) is almost the same for both cities. Houston's slightly higher humidity offsets Dallas's slightly higher temperatures
Dallas folx don't care...,it's not that deep! Y'all by the water, we come down...we have State Fair..y'all come up! It's all love!😷🙃😍#Beforepandemic
Houstonians get offended when people from Dallas go to their city but when they come to our city they are welcomed never understood why they started the beef with Dallas
@I Am Who I Am To be honest, that's not a very common attitude in Dallas at all. I get that attitude a lot more commonly in Charleston, South Carolina, and also in some parts of New England (especially Vermont). That's the main cultural difference between Mississippi and Alabama actually: MS hates and is instantly suspicious of outsiders, whereas AL tends much more of an open, individualistic vibe.
@I Am Who I Am Sorry I've actually lived in places that have that attitude.
I grew up in Arlington and moved to Houston when I was 20. I never thought there was a rivalry. Dallas is more Formal where Houston is more casual because of the heat I guess. The humidity took a good year to get used to. Houston has to season’s Summer and August couple weeks of winter just not together.
I feel that the Dallas skyline is better than Houston’s. Houston’s is slightly taller, but the Dallas entire skyline can now largely sync up with LED lights for different themes on different nights, and is a little more aesthetically pleasing
Correct , Houston Does Have LED's on Rooftops . Dallas Does Have More Cool Lights Surounding
DrHeadShot LEDs on rooftops are pointless when people are not in the sky
@@earth3450you wish houston was better.
Houston is only better at Flooding.
Dallas is better...Houston can go jump in the ocean
I agree the Dallas skyline is more aesthetically pleasing than Houston’s. Houston’s skyline is nondescript.
Gael Torres nice grammar, man. The Dallas skyline is 10x more recognizable than Houston’s. Houston’s looks miscellaneous as hell. There’s only two buildings that are unique and distinguishable from other skylines
Might talk mess about Dallas every now and then but its like a brother thing, only we can talk mess about them
and the California and Chicago implants
You've been talking mess about us? We forgot you guys even existed, tbh.
@@braceyourselvesfortruth2492 So your phone service is wack. Must be bad to not be considered for 5G.😂. H-town bby
Love it!!!
1 Jg1666 sprint and at and t are sad
I remember staying in this hotel on the beach in Galveston, TX back in 2012. It was pretty cool seeing the ships line up at night to go upstream to Houston.
Was this on a Sunday. The lineup is always biggest on Sunday, though it can be quite impressive other times.
I lived in Dallas my whole life and was unaware of this rivalry. If anything Dallas is always going head to head with Fort Worth...although there is no comparison. Dallas is far superior
@Tr3y5 BigTone fort worth is still better than Dallas 💁♂️ive lived in both.
@@cristianhernandez1045 what's the point of tryna beef ..it's literally the same metro area...
Dallas wins then Fortworth wins..
@Tr3y5 BigTone hahah, best skyline yes, dining, fort worth takes the spot. Fort Worth has more culture than Dallas.
@Tr3y5 BigTone I lived and worked in FW, I could walk to my job downtown. They legit have the same things as Dallas lol
@Tr3y5 BigTone not to mention, #1 zoo in the Country and #1 hospital in the nation.😜
Born and raised in Dallas never knew of a rivalry. I love Houston, Austin, and San Antonio.
Baby Lebron with a grown up Lebron beard?
@Regina Latson I've live in both. Houston just a more geto Dallas
@Regina Latson fake houston? You sound stupid af
I think the rivalry was mostly a late seventies through eighties thing. We hated the "America's Team" rhetoric and the Cheerleaders. And we hated that "Dallas" was a primetime hit. There was for a year a daytime soap called "Texas" set in Sugar Land and Houston. It flopped. There was a crime drama called Houston Knights that aired only a few episodes and was publicly denounced by the mayor, the chief of police, and the county DA.
At this point the rivalry is over. Houston now pretends it is some kind of medieval Free City with special access to the governments in Austin and Washington DC.
I’ve lived in both and I definitely prefer Houston. That’s why I moved back this year. Keeping it real....... Dallas people are not that friendly. And Houston has way more restaurants
The dating scene for young black professionals better in Houston?
To me it is
@@kedronmarsh1773 did you see many blacks in Dallas? I was there for a week and didnt see to many, except in the mall
King Gon yeah I saw quite a bit of black people but I already had friends that lived there from college. But the black people there can be uppity so I stuck to my crew.
@@kedronmarsh1773 nice! Thanks for the feedback. Do you feel the crime rate is about the same in both cities? Also, Houston flood alot right?
I have lived in both Dallas and Houston and I liked Dallas better!
But the suburbs in Houston are nicer.
Yh u probably didn't have a childhood in Houston bc it would be 1000 Times better
@@RaulFlores-ge7uh nostalgia is indeed a hell of a drug
I like Dallas better better food sports weather jobs. Houston has more gulf ports and seas.
Most suburbs are better in Dallas.
I'm from Houston I can say at night Dallas have a better skyline
If you like the cheesy strip club type of neon lights on buildings then you must like Dallaa skyline. Houston skyline is much better: it has taller buildings, and it is much more spread out with more buildings. Plus Houston downtown has an air-conditioned underground tunnel system with restaurants/shops and connecting most buildings, it has a great performing arts district, it has vibrant and beautiful parks, it has baseball, basketball, and soccer stadiums, and more. Dallas downtown is at best average.
@local bruhman LOL you wish. I have been to Dallas many times, its downtown is average, much worse than Houston. It is no wonder they call Dallas as dull-ass. Houston museum and performing arts districts are the largest in Texas. You can keep loving ur strip club style lighted Dallas skyline, but Houston has class with the largest area, tallest buildings, and a lot more activities to offer. I know truth hurts you!
@local bruhman you sound ignorant, obviously you dont know anything about Houston. Get educated
@local bruhman you seem like a habitual liar, and keep making absurd claims about Houston, its your inferiority complex at play here. How ignorant of you to say that Houston doesnt have sidewalks, amusement parks, rail system, etc. you are truly a laughing stock living in some cave, lol....lol
@@CoolDude-uh3ke Houston doesn't have a commuter rail system.
And Houston I the largest city without a massive sidewalk coverage
And Houston has no amusement parks...he's not lying...
Wouldn't be great if we had a Bullet Train to link Dallas and Houston, together?
Jennifer Gellar YES! That would be the best I could pop down to Houston and see family without all that traffic! This is a genius idea! I’m excited for something that may never happen.
It's actually being looked into. A hyperloop connecting, DFW, Greater Houston, and the Austin San Antonio corridor is very possible.
Its about to be under construction. First bullet train in USA. Dallas and Houston.
According to Dallas Magazines it will just take about 90 minutes from Dallas to Houston and I heard that there was problem with landlords. I think it now solved and will start to construct the plan. We can work in either city by that time. More information: www.texascentral.com/project/
No
At the end of the day when it come to Houston & Dallas it's all ♥️💙 we are all Texas. 🤘
Interstate Eddie TV amen
Interstate Eddie Texas love man we’re all one 🤠
Period
I've lived in both places(living in dallas now) and I have to say dallas is soo much better,more highways and better public transportation means traffic only really gets super bad at about 7-9 am or 5-6 pm,and all in all I've found dallas residents are much more kind and just have a better attitude
Nice try mark cuban
@@animock3051 better than Houston's flooding, Mesquito infested, Alligator, roach crawling,Traffic sitting, no sidewalk having, ugly skyline sitting, Cruse oil infested Coastal having ass
@@neiandresamuels5428 LMAO
Thank you, Tyler!😉😷🤠🤓🤗
@@neiandresamuels5428 Sister snapped
Living in Dallas and I can tell you it is a great place to live. And frankly outside of American Football I am just proud to be a TEXAN!!
They really like this sport? American football sucks.
I used to live in Houston AND IT'S AMAZING!!! But then we moved to Massachusetts 2 months ago and I like Texas better.
Come home! :)
I can’t. School
We have better schools. lol
Um hello? More schools=Rating means less
Less schools=Rating means more because there aren’t more schools and it's a state rating
I moved from fort Worth to Missouri a year ago and I want to go back and the schools in Missouri are the only thing better here
Honestly I live in Houston area and visited Dallas area multiple times.. I rather just go hang out in San Antonio..
ArticioFox 😂😂
San Antonio is cool for a day or 2. But that city is old and needs an update.
Yea san Antonio is hella bummy lol depressing ass town outside of the riverwalk. I saw a stray dog last time I was sad:(
@@texasboss5877 exactly! I loved there for 9 months and while I liked the non flat city cause the views were amazing, but when I got back to houston, I loved it even more!!!!!
Lucky you,
For me I've done the opposite with visiting san Antonio more times than I can count while visiting dallas only once
As a matter if fact I went for spring break years ago and it was the best
The week before I went to san Antonio and ate at big Lou's pizza, it wasn't worth it
I grew up in Dallas. When i was very young i remember my mom taking me downtown and on the side of one of the buildings someone had spray painted "Houston #1". Thats when the rivalry started for me lol
@When it Rains it pours its a hurricane what do you expect?
Imagine someone spray painting Dallas #1 on the side of one of Houston’s buildings.
Lived most of my life in Houston but went to college in Dallas. Love BOTH cities for different reasons.
I'm not from the U.S but I'm still hooked to these comparison videos!
Well awesome. :D I have been meaning to ask you...where are you from? I'm not good with accents!
@@iammrbeat I'm from Sweden and I've been wondering if I had an accent, I guess I do! Haha
same here, I'm from Poland, I discovered your channel few days ago and can't stop watching.
@@iammrbeat please make Arizona and new Mexico next
@@iammrbeat Do a comparison on London and New York
Houston was about to pass Chicago as Third largest until Hurricane Harvey hit
Toronto bet you and has now been the 4th largest city in North America for 4 year's 🍁
@Fake News Houston is three times the size of Chicago. Less population density.
@Fake News Like i said, that's because the people are more spread out in Houston.
Wow, more ignorance, ha.
@@chriss4357 Enlighten us
Mr Beat
One of my favorite RUclips creators
Great job I really enjoy your videos and look forward to seeing when you post
Happy New year to you and your family
This is such a great, informative video. I’m from Dallas metropolitan area and Houston is literally my second home. Thanks for the info.
As a New Yorker, from the NYC metro... Houston...Houston is better. But Dallas is also better. Unless you take into consideration the ocean which houston is a short trip from orrr the job market in Dallas... eitherway--this new Yorker loves Texas and I love both Dallas and Houston. Equally.
Make up your mind! lol
As dallas has the cowboys who are better than the giants
Bruh the beaches in texas arent good anyways so the ocean shouldnt really matter, everyone in texas know that galveston has murky brown water to the point where everyone got surprised when the water went blue. Our beaches are only good for fishing
Emmanuel Ojeda Galveston is brown half the time, but the other half it’s usually greenish blue. Texas beaches don’t stop at Galveston though, corpus southward are usually blue. Also having grown up in Hou, and now stuck in San Antonio. I really miss Galveston. And brown water? Go at sunset, doesn’t matter anyways. I miss it. Also most US beaches aren’t that great. Just having one is a nice plus for a city
@@rehsa2194 damn you live in san antonio, f, that river walk is nowhere near as good as galveston
Beat Man, Houston is obviously the better of the two cities.
Mr. Armstrong, the guy who landed the space shuttle on the moon, called Houston to let them know what he did.
Lol
You know what, Imma give ya that. You win. Life long Dallasite here, Houston is the better city.
Amen. Fuck Dallas.
It’s ok I’ll let climate change suck H town away 👌🏾
Dallas and Austin are the most over hyped places I’ve ever been to. I’d take San Antonio and Houston over them
That’s a huge point… Houston is massive is SQMiles. Dallas to a certain extent as well. If it wasn’t for that, Their populations would be as high as they are!
Example: Houston 500SQM and growing do to annexation.
Boston is 55SQM Detroit 136SQM Chicago about 200SQM so it’s not as densely populated as cities on the East Coast or Midwest do to the fact they stopped annexations in the early 20th century
I grew up in a suburb of Houston, but as an adult have lived in both places. I now live in a midsized city that is much closer to Dallas, but my family is still in Houston, so I visit both places frequently.
My Houston family wouldn’t like me saying this but I actually love both cities. It is true that the rivalry is felt more in Houston than Dallas, which probably stems from feeling overlooked in favor of Dallas on a national scale much of the time, despite being the bigger city. But, also the vibe in Dallas is kind of snooty and they won’t hesitate to remind you that they don’t think of Houston very often. This also is part of what fans Houstonian rage, a bit.
Having grown up there, I don’t mind the humidity, but my wife didn’t love it during our time there.
I’m inclined to say Houston is better but it isn’t really fair because I’ve lived in Houston and only ever driven through Dallas. Houston has one of the best parades in the world: the Art Car Parade.
Logo Lee also the worst traffic F not to say Dallas isn’t bad but Huston is way worse
@@chrisraw2938 yup it's a hell storm here
I'm from Texas, lived in both cities and must say Houston is my home. I currently live in Maryland and planning on going back! There's no place like Texas!
Stop playing and come to Paradise on earth lol www.visitRaleigh.com
I'm from the h but dallas seems alot more serene
@Thenis Biggs frls I’m from Houston but live in Charlotte
Lucky I wanna move to the DMV.
I watched to the end! I grew up in the Dallas area and im currently living in the Houston area. Dallas is better hands down!
8:56 the church shown for Dallas is actually Corpus Christi Cathedral, in the city of the same name down the coast from Houston. Note the palm tree.
I live in Houston, who else?!
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Leasia Connaley from San Antonio
Me!
I lived and was born in dallas💛✨but now i live in Houston❤😭
Peace Ninja I get what you are saying.
I have lived in houston for 13 years
I kinda wanna move to Houston since it normally doesn’t snow there (except for that one winter storm) and because it’s an hour drive away from the coastline. But there’s also the heat though, so yeah.
The coastline is excellent. Galveston can get insanely crowded at times, but a 19 minute ferry ride will take you to Bolivar Peninsula. The ride is free. Dolphins will follow the boat. Out on Bolivar you can see the remains of a late 19th century coastal fort and a new coastal fort, the Crenshaw K-8 school. Crenshaw is an absolute fortress, a hurricane-proof behemoth for the children of Bolivar. High School kids have to commute to Galveston on the ferry.
I’m from New Hampshire, moved to northern NJ for 11 years (the temperature change there was drastic, used to be cold as hell and is now actually pretty warm year round) and recently moved to Houston.
I like Houston but good god does the weather suck.
Driving? Every day in the H is an episode of “ The Fast and the Furious”!!
Yes. This. Yes.
tolachero yep yep
The mosquitos there are vicious! They are a whole different breed there. It hurts to get bit! 😂😂
Dallas too..right off 75..between 5pm - 12am... wear your seatbelt!! 🏁 ...when you're NOT stuck in traffic!🙄👁👁😂😷🙈🙉🙊
Anyone else here live in Houston or Dallas and have never heard of "this rivalry" 😂😂
Lol only in sports but that's all. The way they made it seem in the video that Houston and Dallas want to kill each other lol.
Lorelei Laughlin ikr?
Right!!! I stay on the north side of Houston, and Knowingly know that Dallas Sucks donkey balls along with their Shitty Cowgirls Team!!!! Go Stros!!!
I guess it's more for sports, and people who leave home...like going to the military
Unless you have friends that actually like the Cowboys. They are insane! How could you not LOVE JJ Watts? Or his lil bro TJ on the Steelers?
Houston's Rap Culture unlike no other, basically shaped the whole Texas rap culture
megan thee stallion is from there i believe
@@jeremiahsalvadorjuarez553 yes sir
And Travis Scott
I'm white, but went to Cy-Fair in the eighties when the Carverdale kids still got bussed past Jersey Village, and the black farm kids settled out west by the Reconstruction Board still came in because there was no where else to go. There was absolutely a robust rap scene there in 1984. And still some residual racial tension from the closing of Carverdale HS for the sake of integration.
I was not surprised in any way when a couple years later my mom asked me if I had heard of Rap-a-Lot Records that had an office in the building she worked at on the corner of Cypress-North Houston and Jones.
I saw the earliest stage of the NW side hip-hop scene.
Dallas rap is poppin now MO3, Yella Beezy, Trapboy Freddy etc
There is no rivalry (except sports but that’s everywhere) because both forget about each other most of the time
As someone who's lived around Dallas all my life I got to say the seasons things is inaccurate. We have 3 seasons of summer, with one week of mild "winter". :P Seriously if you don't like the heat Texas is not for you. I've lived here all my life and still ain't used to it. Luckily this year has been fairly mild for the most part....so far.
I've noticed that too! It hasn't been too hot this summer up here in Dallas...hope it stays that way
@@VGBNDGRL what do you mean I step outside and sweat 😂
I'm surprised you can say this year been mild. In the Midwest up north its been hot as hell this summer
Bro this year it got down to 9 degrees in the Winter in Dallas, it was brutal.
@@VGBNDGRL Not to mention we have been getting a fair amount of rain to cool things off.
I'm from Baltimore been to both cities plenty of times I moved to Houston so there's my answer. I also prefer SW Houston it just gives me more of the city feel that I'm used to.
Say whats the poppin areas of houston
Yes southwest all day.
jermaine Johnson Gaithersburg to Houston for me
Definitely South west side of Houston(thats where i grew up at) but the south side of houston overall is poppin..alot of clubs, bars, closer to Galveston island and has the galleria mall (top 10 biggest malls in america)
Baltimore ain't no real city. Shit small asf
Have you done Denver and Phoenix? As the two largest cities in the mountain time zone, may be interesting
Phoenix is less of a real city than Houston.
Having lived in Houston most of my life i would say your christian rate is WAY off. Houston would be lucky to claim half that number as Christian
It's based on surveys, not lifestyles. It's a cultural thing to call yourself a Christian in these cities, but then go live however you want and rarely if ever even go to church. It basically just means "I'm a nice person".
What difference does that make.
As someone from dfw, both cities are pretty similar and both are great, we beef but we both know that texas cities are great
We have to save Houston pretty much once a year at least thanks to flooding.
That's right, but there are two major logistic differences:
Houston is humid and has mosquitoes.
Dallas is dry and has scorpions!
Vivian S Sorry did you just say Dallas has scorpions?
Ben Dover
LMAO I LEGIT LAUGHED SO HARD I THOUGHT THE SCORPION THING WAS A JOKE
@@vivians9392 a step outside in dallas would prove you weong
Gotta disagree on the skyline, Houston might have a bigger skyline but you can't beat the looks of the Dallas skyline. Doesn't matter the angle reunion tower makes the whole skyline look beautiful
And Dallas' was voted best skyline in 2017.
reddit had a thread about best skylines in the world and Dallas was actually featured pretty high on it. I was genuinely shocked that it was even on there but people cited reunion tower and fountain place as giving the skyline a very recognizable look
ranking skylines shouldn't be about height, it should be about overall appearance. In that category, Dallas wins (as a houstonian). Although in a few decades time if the Galleria and Texas medical center keep developing we will have a more expansive skyline
@Philip S Sounds like a totally unbiased opinion
Gotta disagree, Reunion Tower is the Dallas skyline. The rest of it is just spread out buildings.. Take a closer look from each angle lol
I live in Arlington, TX in the DFW Metroplex.
Im from Dallas and never knew there was a rivalry issue until I moved to Houston for nursing school. Its definitely one sided lmao
Free Facts I know right, I find it hilarious 😂
i know a lot of Dallasites and they seem to be obsessed with bashing Houston. They are jealous of Houston and call Houston as the armpit of Texas. I tell them if Houston is the armpit of Texas then Dallas is the dull-ass of Texas, lol
@972 Candywet its true. Ur denial doesnt change the reality
@972 Candywet truth hurts you because everyone knows that Dallaa is dull-ass, thats why you Dallasites are jealous of Houston tsk tsk
Hi Meera
You Can't divide Texans, with the Houston/Dallas rivalry. Texas is first. Houston and Dallas have some hate but they have each others backs as cities.
Exactly!!
Yep!
Sean Zamir facts even when Houston had that flood I went down there to help and donate money Texas love.
You're absolutely right, but people from outside of Texas likes to compare the two.
Us Dallasites put on many charities to help you Houstonians out back in Harvey.
Grew up in Austin, brother moved to Dallas, mom moved to Houston, dad stayed in Austin and I moved to San Antonio. Been to all of them numerous times. I like San Antonio best, then Houston, then Austin, last place goes to Dallas.
I love San Antonio. I agree with your order!
Awesome Video. Thank you!
As a person of color thank you for added in the discrimination part for people of color. It is good to know the honest history .
How are you ♥️
I live in Houston and have never really seen any rivalry between Dallas and Houston. We all get along in the Lone Star.
Now New Orleans is another story.
Texas. The greatest Country in the United States.
I took the Greyhound nightbus from New Orleans to Houston. What a tough crew😱😀
A lot of New Orleans in Houston than Texans 😂
What y'all got to say about New Orleans don't play with New Orleans like that that's my city
I'm from New Orleans. I got nothing but love for Houston.
Agreed! Never heard of a rivalry until you talk to a person from Houston. Ask a person from Dallas & they’re like, what rivalry? It’s all love.. all TEXANS!
San Antonio just be there like yo wtf
San Antonio says "There is nothing to see here. Move along, move along."
Wetty Spaghetti y’all got the Spurs thats about it and when I go there I make sure to all maverick shit 😈😈
San Antonio can compete with Austin for 3rd best. HA HA HA
@@rapscallion3506 I'd love to but THEY SPLIT I10 INTO 2 WTF xD
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I live in Houston but I like Dallas better, it is just more expensive and colder in the winter.
Why don't you move to Dallas.
You make learning fun Mr. Beat!
Houston is amazing for single life/ Dallas is great for married life 🤷🏾♀️ I'm from Arkansas... lived in Dallas first now Houston and let me say... I'm just happy to not be in Arkansas 😩😜
I’m so with u on this one I’m moving out of Arkansas this April coming I got to get out of here lol there’s nothing here I’m trying to choose Dallas Fort Worth or San Antonio I’m very cultural Love good Mexican spots great Texan bbq , I would love to have a city that caters to all although I’m married I still want to have a good time without clubbing lol 😂 an be able to go to concerts an shows , I think I’m going to choose San Antonio due to they rent slight cheaper seems cultural and no tolls
Does that mean you moved to Dallas Married, became Single then Moved to Houston ? Then ... Let's not talk about Arkansas 🤐
I agree with that perspective and I also lived in both cities for years and im originally from NYC
U still single because I live in Houston in Heights area love take u out if let me.😊
Moved to little Rock from Houston for work😞 why do people live here
I live in Dallas, but I still like to take trips to Houston.
#DeepintheheartofTexas
Edit: Wow, 100 likes
Drew Butler Houston is boring and has so many pollution/ factories let’s all agree Austin and Dallas are the both cities to live in
@@watermelon_boi I still like to visit the Kemah Boardwalk and Gavelston. Plus I have family that lives there
Fine pro, go play a video game
oscar villarreal bet I’ll play gta
Drew Butler nice but if you think about it there is nothing else to do in Houston that’s why the closed there 6 flags but 1 thing we can all agree on is Austin Texas is one of the best city’s to Live in!
Dallas is one of two of my most favorite places to visit in Texas. I live just outside of the Metroplex, too, which is a funny coincidence. The other is Galveston, which is probably the main reason why I like Houston, too, which I don’t visit very much. I do, however, go through there to get to Galveston (I-45), so I at least get to take a good look at its skyline. I also like to take a good look at Dallas’s skyline whenever I visit or go through there.
@SquirrelNut Gaming A lot of locals here in Houston talk smack about Galveston saying it's too crowded and dirty. But hey, it's crowded, so we must all wanna go. Also, it has a top level biosecurity viral research lab, just like Wuhan. Don't worry, the coronavirus dept there is basically two people. Ebola and other filoviruses are their main thing.
animusic :D
@@NonTwinBrothers I’m glad you noticed my pfp! :)
Dallas’ skyline is aesthetically better, and it’s more widely recognized.
Without a doubt
For sure
That's because HOUSTON has like 3 different Downtowns, way more buildings than Dallas.
doubt that..houston's uptown skyline looks better than dallas' downtown
More widely recognized??? Since when, it looks like any regular ass medium sized city.