San Antonio is a great City. I had a girlfriend that lived off of Yellowknife an Indian Creek my mom lives off of Marbach I lived off of General McMullen I was working at Kelly Air Force Base at the time loved it around South Laredo Street in between the veda mendi projects and the cassiano homes and some really good friends that lived right there on South Laredo barbecues and Good Times God bless San Antonio
I thank both of you for this video, I used to live in this area back in the '80s, and seeing the street signs I used to drive past every day blew me away, Thanks again and safe and happy travels
Welcome to San Antonio, TX. I love living here. It's a big city so traffic can be bad at certain times but not as bad as Houston traffic . Over here you're not far from the Gulf of Mexico (2 to 3 hours depends on where you go ) . We also are close to some beautiful lakes called Canyon Lake and Medina Lake in the Hill Country. Also numerous parks and great rivers in and around SA. The most beautiful parts outside of downtown are located more in the north/northwest . Enjoy your stay!!!! Remember the Alamo !
@@eeeveee9176 more warm and hot. Winter is very short with occasional cold snaps around 30s ,even 20s at night but gets warmer during the day. Most of the time from January to end of February daytime temperatures are somewhere between upper 50s and low 70s . In March weather gets very warm 80s most of the time . April 80s and 90s, May upper 80s to 100 and that's not going to change until October. Basically it's warm and hot with very little rain. Sunny mostly or party cloudy .
@@eeeveee9176 moved here from Germany a half year ago. I'm used to a lot colder weather but I guess I acclimatized to the heat . Prefer it over freezing winter. Plus it's sunny most of the time even when it's cloudy the sun still manages to find its way through the clouds. Well welcome to San Antonio.
I have a Sister that Lives in San Antonio and I visit sometimes and I can tell you that there is a lot of fun and exciting places to visit and a whole lot if historical things! The Riverwalk is a must if you're visiting and the nearby Canyon Lake and the Comal and Guadalupe Rivers are great for tubing! Of course like any other city of its size there are bad parts if town, but there are a lot of very nice neighborhoods and as far as hotels go there are some really nice 4 and 5 star hotels in and around San Antonio! It's a fun city and it's hard to cover it all in just a day or two because it's rather large in area! Not quite as big as Houston, but pretty big! There's also Sux Flage Fiesta Texas and SeaWorld San Antonio next door! Enjoy your stay and enjoy the great food!
Fred Rd, (Art Deco district, missed some great architecture) Los Angeles Heights, Culebra Rd, (Zarzamora/Elmendorf (west side!!) I10, Tobin Hill, Main Ave (100 years ago, it was the Main drag) Ashby Pl, (you missed Monte Vista neighborhood & Alamo Heights, dome is Temple Beth-El) before that on the left you missed the beautiful Koehler house, then up San Pedro to 410E, 35N to Selma. 35N in that area is all a construction zone now, with support columns for the elevated lanes that’s gonna run for 17 miles .. you missed Broadway, Alamo St, Alamo Plaza, S Flores, all the Missions, and then Commerce on the EastSide, Commerce on the WestSide!!
Austin and Texas Hill Country is close by.Traffic can be heavy in Texas like in Houston and Dallas but unlike Florida the have the highways to handle it better plus the drivers are more courteous and courtesy plus hospitality can go a long way!!
sorry to necro, but i grew up down in uptown central (mainly where he's showing), and yeah, it's pretty dumpy. a lot of homeless junkies and weirdos hang around there.
I know this is an older video I am commenting on, but when you first started driving, there is a GREAT popsicle place right to the right, makes traditional mexican style types, then right near that Original Jefferson Bank, there is a famous donut and taco place (called Original Donut Shop), seriously best damn donuts ever! That road you are on, Fredericksburg road has a lot of rich history!
My aunt Dad’s sister lives in San Antonio it’s really great and lovely over there I’ve been down there a lot when I was a little boy visiting my family down there mainly my dad’s sister my aunt lives down there and not only just visiting my aunt, uncle, and cousins down there but with friends too going to downtown on the river walk and visiting Sea world too
Aye I’m from San Antonio Texas. I grew up here if you want to see the real street of San Antonio start reaching out the the natives . Interview people from around the area . Like me I’ll take you around and show you the streets where your at right now ain’t nothing! GOD BLESS
At 18:40 when yall were at Zarzamora and Carter, that blue building up front is a place they filmed a scene from the movie Selena. It was called Lermas back then. When i was a kid I would go there to play street fighter when it first came out in arcades. It was a bad neighborhood then and it still is now.
Tripping aqui, smiling seeing old Woodlawn Theatre area & Tip Top Cafe. In 70s every couple yrs we get real adventurous drive south off Fred Rd down N. Zarz to get overpriced texmex at Karams. I grew up ⬆️ n general area up VJ Rd . Our church was on Olmos Drive by Ben Franklin. Hey But hey y’all missed by about 1 block the historic Whittier Junior High which was originally Edison where I actually learned how to play tennis for first time before Lee HS. Enjoyed ur passenger la wifa too funny…. Cailete!
I been here for 41 yrs and it's a retirement for military because we have like 5 or 6 basis here and a lot of senior citizens stay in San Antonio too but love my city and it's not bad like Dallas or Houston on violence
I’m 22 minutes in, and wondering while you’re driving around in the slums of the Westside. I think he was just hoping to show us a bunch of street walkers… He’s just circling the blocks off of Culebra over and over. This is not a good representation of San Antonio, that’s for sure.
Thanks for showing this. San Antonio looks likes one of the better choices for a Texas city to live in. If Florida didn't exist I'd most likely choose to live in Texas
That side of town as of now we don’t hang out on the southwest side at all that’s the bad side of town you missed a good parts like the west side and the northside I mean hell even show the Riverwalk, and some of the stuff down by there maybe Alamo Heights?
It doesn't look hood just looks like a normal neighborhood. If that's hood westchester is hood too. Believe it or not flint is like that with the businesses close to the road minus the palm trees. U should check out Michigan. Ud be surprised how nice the detroit suburbs are some of the nicest suburbs in the usa as well as one of the best downtowns too.
You never showed any of the nice hoods, which are mainly on the far north side. You skipped the Riverwalk downtown too. Plus the beautiful old missions on the south side. Plus the King William District (very nice) just south of the Riverwalk. It's like going to LA and only showing barrios.
I mean, honestly, are you two high while you’re doing this film? Nobody really hangs out in his area in the gibberish y’all are sprouting is like nonsense.
So far nothing has happened to me besides getting ripped off by taxi drivers and prostitutes in Tijuana. No violence whatsoever. Other RUclipsrs like yourself enjoy recording the prostitutes in Zona Norte with a HIDDEN CAMERA. Safer areas include Playas de Tijuana, Rosario, Ensenada, etc. You will get a lot more viewers and subscribers if you shoot videos here. You will like the food here too. You won’t like the traffic though🤣
Avoid Texas Tire at all costs, unless you don't mind them destroying your vehicle and nearly killing your family multiple times due to shit installation work, they should not in any way be allowed to exist as a company.
@@thisismagacountry1318 yea i like to see the best parts of a city since thats where i would want to live and spend time at. From looking at that video i would think thats what san antonio really was haha
No Sul do Brasil tem algumas cidades com as casas abertas, sem grades como Gramado, Canelas, cidades que são mais um pedaço da Europa. Eu gosto muito dessa geografia americana com ruas bem largas e casas bem afastadas das ruas, tem muitas casas históricas, o pessoal daí não é muito de mexer nas casas.
I saw nothing spcial in this video. Not sure what you likd. Why don’t you check out Kansas City Missouri. It has amazing foid, architecture and live music. Great museums and the Latin hoods are huge.
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS bro, best BBQ, Mexican and steaks. Live music everywhere, free Museums. If you go check out downtown, City Market, Crown Center, Westport and Plaza neighborhoods. ruclips.net/video/bhmv_cH56vo/видео.html
This does not show any of San Antonio's trendy urban historic neighborhoods just the gritty sketchy sections. San Antonio has ranked as one of the U.S. cities with the most new apartment construction more than 60,000 new residential units built over the past few years a lot in the Urban core and you see none of this in this video. San Antonio is one of the fastest growing metros in the nation. It is an old city but is also modern and progressive. San Antonio does have it's share of inner city neighborhoods that need urban renewal but what big city doesn't. The urban core has 4 arts districts full of public art, shops, galleries, theatres, museums, parks, all kinds of dining options and beautiful architecture.
LA can be bad but it really isn't as bad in it's worst neighborhoods then some of what you show on this video (just from my superficial impression and what others who are familiar with the city have told me) partly because SoCal has a much higher percentage of immigrants then San Antonio. I've never been to San Antonio myself but I have read a lot of history about it. More broadly, IMHO LA sucks, especially these days, though the beaches and many outlying areas of SoCal are quite nice. I've spent time there in recent years and am definitely not a fan...
That is one of the weirdest videos I've ever seen. San Antonio, Texas ( San Antonio de Padua ) is one of the most historical and beautiful cities in the United States. Our tourist industry brings in millions of dollars per year. We have so so much to see here. You were right by the Monticello neighborhood and did not visit. It includes one of the oldest schools in the United States with architecture that is world renowned. That is only one neighborhood in the city. We have stunning neighborhoods to visit. We have so much to see in our city it's hard to believe. Contact me if you are interested in a real and significant tour of our city, after all I am a certified tour ambassador of this beautiful city. Of course, there is no charge for the tour, we are warm and friendly people in this wonderful city named San Antonio. Remember, when you are in San Antonio, You're Home.
Nobody gives a crap about history ? WOW ! No, that's not the REAL San Antonio. Some of that is the West Side of San Antonio. That was a quick little ride. By the way, what city do you call home ?
Lmao I grew up in San Antonio and travel a lot, people here think we are so historic and different. This is one of the least visited “tourist towns” we have the same amount of history as any major city and there is nothing special about San Antonio. Travel more
Most of Hispanic people in San Antonio are descendants of early 20'th century Immigrants, not immigrants themselves nor even their children, and that has a lot to do with why many of the poorer neighborhoods are as bad as they are. Of course, there ARE some immigrants too, some of whom do end up having their life fall apart after arrival in the US though that is the exception. The Northside has a lot of prosperity however.
@@derekbuxton6626 actually Texas is about 40% Hispanic overall but the percentage varies widely by county. Yes, Texas was once Mexico and some Hispanic Texans do descent from that period, but even the settlement during Mexican Texas was mostly by Anglo Americans and Germans, which is a big part of why Mexico lost Texas early on.
@@Dangic23 no, Dangic23 I am correct. I never said Hispanics weren't in Texas before it was part of the US. Of course they were in Texas back then, including in San Antonio! But the biggest portion (far from all) of San Antonio's Hispanic population is in fact descended from early 20'th Mexican Migration, both before, during and after world war l, but mostly before the War.
WOW IF YOU GO BACK ON SAN PEDRO AVE THERE ARE THOUSANDS OF MIGRANTS SLEEPING ON THE SIDE WALK, HANGING OUT IN GROUPS EVEN AT 1AM. WOW IF THIS VIDEO WAS RECORDED A YEAR AGO ALOT HAS CHANGED RECENTLY WITH THIS OPEN BORDER
You only driving around around small area of San Antonio. You picked this area so you can lie to the public saying the this are the real streets of San Antonio 😂😂😂😂 go to the hundred and hundred of beautiful neighborhoods all around San Antonio.
Who’s directing did you’ll take this is not the city “I” know you’ll going through a drive through, yes this is how we live but you’ll in some erea that you’lls room was in ! !!!
were you in Texas or in Mexico every were you look you see Mexican business you talk about an ugly town what a shame what is this country coming to stay safe .
San Antonio WAS part of Mexico (Texas was) before 1838. San Antonio was then called San Antonio de Bejar de Tejas. Once Texas became part of the USA, San Antonio became known has just San Antonio, Texas. Learn your history
San Antonio is a great City. I had a girlfriend that lived off of Yellowknife an Indian Creek my mom lives off of Marbach I lived off of General McMullen I was working at Kelly Air Force Base at the time loved it around South Laredo Street in between the veda mendi projects and the cassiano homes and some really good friends that lived right there on South Laredo barbecues and Good Times God bless San Antonio
ORALE! Was raised in Indian Creek since 1981! Rough fkn Barrio, homito!
Indian Creek, Five Palms!! I grew up there.
I thank both of you for this video, I used to live in this area back in the '80s, and seeing the street signs I used to drive past every day blew me away, Thanks again and safe and happy travels
I really appreciate your video, I miss so much my home at San Antonio Texas. God bless you.
Welcome to San Antonio, TX. I love living here. It's a big city so traffic can be bad at certain times but not as bad as Houston traffic . Over here you're not far from the Gulf of Mexico (2 to 3 hours depends on where you go ) . We also are close to some beautiful lakes called Canyon Lake and Medina Lake in the Hill Country. Also numerous parks and great rivers in and around SA. The most beautiful parts outside of downtown are located more in the north/northwest . Enjoy your stay!!!! Remember the Alamo !
whats the weather like?
@@eeeveee9176 more warm and hot. Winter is very short with occasional cold snaps around 30s ,even 20s at night but gets warmer during the day. Most of the time from January to end of February daytime temperatures are somewhere between upper 50s and low 70s . In March weather gets very warm 80s most of the time . April 80s and 90s, May upper 80s to 100 and that's not going to change until October. Basically it's warm and hot with very little rain. Sunny mostly or party cloudy .
@@texastravelers210 gotchu. i will be moving there in 2 weeks.
@@eeeveee9176 moved here from Germany a half year ago. I'm used to a lot colder weather but I guess I acclimatized to the heat . Prefer it over freezing winter. Plus it's sunny most of the time even when it's cloudy the sun still manages to find its way through the clouds. Well welcome to San Antonio.
I have a Sister that Lives in San Antonio and I visit sometimes and I can tell you that there is a lot of fun and exciting places to visit and a whole lot if historical things! The Riverwalk is a must if you're visiting and the nearby Canyon Lake and the Comal and Guadalupe Rivers are great for tubing! Of course like any other city of its size there are bad parts if town, but there are a lot of very nice neighborhoods and as far as hotels go there are some really nice 4 and 5 star hotels in and around San Antonio! It's a fun city and it's hard to cover it all in just a day or two because it's rather large in area! Not quite as big as Houston, but pretty big! There's also Sux Flage Fiesta Texas and SeaWorld San Antonio next door! Enjoy your stay and enjoy the great food!
Fred Rd, (Art Deco district, missed some great architecture) Los Angeles Heights, Culebra Rd, (Zarzamora/Elmendorf (west side!!) I10, Tobin Hill, Main Ave (100 years ago, it was the Main drag) Ashby Pl, (you missed Monte Vista neighborhood & Alamo Heights, dome is Temple Beth-El) before that on the left you missed the beautiful Koehler house, then up San Pedro to 410E, 35N to Selma. 35N in that area is all a construction zone now, with support columns for the elevated lanes that’s gonna run for 17 miles
.. you missed Broadway, Alamo St, Alamo Plaza, S Flores, all the Missions, and then Commerce on the EastSide, Commerce on the WestSide!!
Austin and Texas Hill Country is close by.Traffic can be heavy in Texas like in Houston and Dallas but unlike Florida the have the highways to handle it better plus the drivers are more courteous and courtesy plus hospitality can go a long way!!
I love San Antonio better than Austin
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San Antonio larger than Austin, unlike Austin San Antonio is spread out…. Austin centralized within the downtown bubble.
I live in both.. But prefer San Antonio.. I call Austin Little California..
I grew up in San Antonio moved away 25 years ago looks run down pretty bad my sister said downtown was dead
My husband has been out of San Antonio since about 2016 ish...
sorry to necro, but i grew up down in uptown central (mainly where he's showing), and yeah, it's pretty dumpy. a lot of homeless junkies and weirdos hang around there.
Very nice looking areas later in the video. Love the architecture and old oak and palm Trees that remind me of central California!
San Antonio is nice.
Lived there for 10 years.
But the allergies made me leave.
Is it all year around how bad is it
@@cosmopaynetv9099
About 3-4 months.
Mountain Cedar.
I had to take DayQuil and Benadryl every day to function at work (worked at pharmacy)
@@cosmopaynetv9099 Year round
I know this is an older video I am commenting on, but when you first started driving, there is a GREAT popsicle place right to the right, makes traditional mexican style types, then right near that Original Jefferson Bank, there is a famous donut and taco place (called Original Donut Shop), seriously best damn donuts ever! That road you are on, Fredericksburg road has a lot of rich history!
I wanna see more of Texas
I think they are called paletas.
My aunt Dad’s sister lives in San Antonio it’s really great and lovely over there I’ve been down there a lot when I was a little boy visiting my family down there mainly my dad’s sister my aunt lives down there and not only just visiting my aunt, uncle, and cousins down there but with friends too going to downtown on the river walk and visiting Sea world too
Aye I’m from San Antonio Texas. I grew up here if you want to see the real street of San Antonio start reaching out the the natives . Interview people from around the area . Like me I’ll take you around and show you the streets where your at right now ain’t nothing! GOD BLESS
At 18:40 when yall were at Zarzamora and Carter, that blue building up front is a place they filmed a scene from the movie Selena. It was called Lermas back then. When i was a kid I would go there to play street fighter when it first came out in arcades. It was a bad neighborhood then and it still is now.
Dang thats cool!
Tripping aqui, smiling seeing old Woodlawn Theatre area & Tip Top Cafe. In 70s every couple yrs we get real adventurous drive south off Fred Rd down N. Zarz to get overpriced texmex at Karams. I grew up ⬆️ n general area up VJ Rd . Our church was on Olmos Drive by Ben Franklin. Hey But hey y’all missed by about 1 block the historic Whittier Junior High which was originally Edison where I actually learned how to play tennis for first time before Lee HS. Enjoyed ur passenger la wifa too funny…. Cailete!
Saludos
I been here for 41 yrs and it's a retirement for military because we have like 5 or 6 basis here and a lot of senior citizens stay in San Antonio too but love my city and it's not bad like Dallas or Houston on violence
0:57 Building on the left with a blank white sign... (Just before Woodlawn Theater) there's a Datsun Z parked on the roof
For real!
Hey where you guy's been? I missed you guys...much love from Hollywood FL..🤟
Thanks bro. Hopefully soon we can start traveling again
I’ve been everywhere in this video. I will only miss the Tex-Mex food.
San Antonio looks beautiful 😍
Towards the end you passed through my little city of Live Oak Texas.
Next please do a video of Clearwater and St Petersburg. Since you work for us now.
At 36:36 corner house front porch pillars I refinished wood floors there
nice
I’m 22 minutes in, and wondering while you’re driving around in the slums of the Westside. I think he was just hoping to show us a bunch of street walkers… He’s just circling the blocks off of Culebra over and over. This is not a good representation of San Antonio, that’s for sure.
Thanks for showing this. San Antonio looks likes one of the better choices for a Texas city to live in. If Florida didn't exist I'd most likely choose to live in Texas
San Antonio is definitely one of the best cities to live in Texas. It has a much more laid back vibe than Dallas, Houston and Austin.
Florida has no state tax right, and neither does Texas but Texas is played out.
What's so great about Florida?
It would be so nice if these things had captions indicating where the car is when the film is taken.
Well anyway, if you come back to San Antonio let me know and if you want to I will be glad to show you around. Take care guys and safe travels Mauro
1:40 Starbucks 🤣
It reminds me of Riverside California
I love San Antonio
Glad you loved San Antonio. It's a great city. We sure as hell ain't Montgomery, Alabama.
😊🤣🤣🤣🤣✌️
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS what tex mex food
It's all authentic and damn good!!
You missed the nice parts of SA like the Quarry,Alamo heights, dominion and stone oaks areas, looks like you visited the old parts of SA.
Yes the beautiful parts were missed!!
My husband went to Alamo Heights until 8th grade(2012ish)
That side of town as of now we don’t hang out on the southwest side at all that’s the bad side of town you missed a good parts like the west side and the northside I mean hell even show the Riverwalk, and some of the stuff down by there maybe Alamo Heights?
It doesn't look hood just looks like a normal neighborhood. If that's hood westchester is hood too. Believe it or not flint is like that with the businesses close to the road minus the palm trees. U should check out Michigan. Ud be surprised how nice the detroit suburbs are some of the nicest suburbs in the usa as well as one of the best downtowns too.
Lol some parts did look like Flint tho lol
Lone Star District and the King William area.
I love San Antonio tx
You never showed any of the nice hoods, which are mainly on the far north side. You skipped the Riverwalk downtown too. Plus the beautiful old missions on the south side. Plus the King William District (very nice) just south of the Riverwalk. It's like going to LA and only showing barrios.
True
I mean, honestly, are you two high while you’re doing this film? Nobody really hangs out in his area in the gibberish y’all are sprouting is like nonsense.
Glad you're enjoying San Antonio but your in some BAD neighborhoods!!!! Enjoy your stay!
what camera?
You passed my house in the first minute.. lol
I got tired of San Antonio and moved to Baja California. I don’t regret my decision.
Is it safe there? I would love to find a good place in mexico to record. How would you compare crime and safety from one place to the other?
So far nothing has happened to me besides getting ripped off by taxi drivers and prostitutes in Tijuana. No violence whatsoever. Other RUclipsrs like yourself enjoy recording the prostitutes in Zona Norte with a HIDDEN CAMERA. Safer areas include Playas de Tijuana, Rosario, Ensenada, etc. You will get a lot more viewers and subscribers if you shoot videos here. You will like the food here too. You won’t like the traffic though🤣
I'm from Moses Lake, Washington moved San Antonio Southside I love it here a lot of Hispanics here I ain't going back
Y’all should try out that doughnut shop
You did a lot of slummin on this day
San Antonio Texas is the best
I live by north San Pedro yeaa
Wait you’re literally in my hood u passed my apts how cool … where y’all from ??
I used to live in that neighborhood but moved it’s getting bad in that area!.
Avoid Texas Tire at all costs, unless you don't mind them destroying your vehicle and nearly killing your family multiple times due to shit installation work, they should not in any way be allowed to exist as a company.
Honestly, never heard of them they’re not any other side of town anywhere it’s not a chain that’s for damn sure
The "mute" button is your friend, folks....
Also just saw my old house😂😭
You covered the most middle class, Non-Vacationy, Straight up largest Residential area of San Antonio.. lol
It looks kinda dull and dusty lol. I like places with color.
True!
They were driving through the hood.
There are much nicer streets and neighborhoods around SA.
@@thisismagacountry1318 yea i like to see the best parts of a city since thats where i would want to live and spend time at. From looking at that video i would think thats what san antonio really was haha
No Sul do Brasil tem algumas cidades com as casas abertas, sem grades como Gramado, Canelas, cidades que são mais um pedaço da Europa. Eu gosto muito dessa geografia americana com ruas bem largas e casas bem afastadas das ruas, tem muitas casas históricas, o pessoal daí não é muito de mexer nas casas.
Muito bom
@1:30 HEB on the right I stopped there once about 5 years ago for a booty call. San Antonio thank you
what a remarkable memory sir.
Where's the Riverwalk area?
Riverwalk is in Downtown San Antonio.
My husband said you didn't show Jones-Maltsberger, McCullough, Steves, Kings Highway, etc
they passed Kings hwy briefly.
People never do when I record San Antonio. They always show the bullshit side of town.
i had mcdonald for lunch there
I saw nothing spcial in this video. Not sure what you likd. Why don’t you check out Kansas City Missouri. It has amazing foid, architecture and live music. Great museums and the Latin hoods are huge.
Had no idea they had latin hoods! Now i wanna go
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS bro, best BBQ, Mexican and steaks. Live music everywhere, free Museums. If you go check out downtown, City Market, Crown Center, Westport and Plaza neighborhoods. ruclips.net/video/bhmv_cH56vo/видео.html
This does not show any of San Antonio's trendy urban historic neighborhoods just the gritty sketchy sections.
San Antonio has ranked as one of the U.S. cities with the most new apartment construction more than 60,000 new residential units built over the past few years a lot in the Urban core and you see none of this in this video. San Antonio is one of the fastest growing metros in the nation. It is an old city but is also modern and progressive.
San Antonio does have it's share of inner city neighborhoods that need urban renewal but what big city doesn't.
The urban core has 4 arts districts full of public art, shops, galleries, theatres, museums, parks, all kinds of dining options and beautiful architecture.
What's foid? Is that what Missourians call food but they went to Missouri public schools?
LA can be bad but it really isn't as bad in it's worst neighborhoods then some of what you show on this video (just from my superficial impression and what others who are familiar with the city have told me) partly because SoCal has a much higher percentage of immigrants then San Antonio. I've never been to San Antonio myself but I have read a lot of history about it. More broadly, IMHO LA sucks, especially these days, though the beaches and many outlying areas of SoCal are quite nice. I've spent time there in recent years and am definitely not a fan...
I knew a Laredo girl who moved to Los Angeles. She said Los Angeles sucked, and likened it to quote Laredo, with a lot more people.“
Dude so much of this looks like jacked up Bakersfield CA. I don’t know what’s appealing about it
😊san antonio texas
That's san Pedro st by the heb
I heard that lol
For a better experience, put this video on mute. The discussion in this video is worse than the direction they're driving in.
Everything in San Antonio is from the 70s except outside of 410 homeless everywhere..it's Mexico man . 😂
MEXICANS ARE GOING BACK TO MEXICO BCUS OF UR CURRENT PRESIDENT LOL. THEY SAID HECK WITH THIS LOL HAHAHA. MEXICO IS BETTER NOW THAN USA.
That is one of the weirdest videos I've ever seen. San Antonio, Texas ( San Antonio de Padua ) is one of the most historical and beautiful cities in the United States. Our tourist industry brings in millions of dollars per year. We have so so much to see here. You were right by the Monticello neighborhood and did not visit. It includes one of the oldest schools in the United States with architecture that is world renowned. That is only one neighborhood in the city. We have stunning neighborhoods to visit. We have so much to see in our city it's hard to believe. Contact me if you are interested in a real and significant tour of our city, after all I am a certified tour ambassador of this beautiful city. Of course, there is no charge for the tour, we are warm and friendly people in this wonderful city named San Antonio. Remember, when you are in San Antonio, You're Home.
This video is the REAL San Antonio nobody gives a crap about history
Nobody gives a crap about history ? WOW ! No, that's not the REAL San Antonio. Some of that is the West Side of San Antonio. That was a quick little ride. By the way, what city do you call home ?
Lmao I grew up in San Antonio and travel a lot, people here think we are so historic and different. This is one of the least visited “tourist towns” we have the same amount of history as any major city and there is nothing special about San Antonio. Travel more
@@mrpozthehappymanSan Antonio has the same amount of history than any other big city and we ain’t even a big city
So old city
Is it 1909 ?
1718
Fredericksburg is Mexico...
You missed the good parts of SA.
Most of Hispanic people in San Antonio are descendants of early 20'th century Immigrants, not immigrants themselves nor even their children, and that has a lot to do with why many of the poorer neighborhoods are as bad as they are. Of course, there ARE some immigrants too, some of whom do end up having their life fall apart after arrival in the US though that is the exception. The Northside has a lot of prosperity however.
SA is a major city you'll find poor neighborhoods in every other major city .
No Samuel.
Hispanic people were in San Antonio before the USA was even a thought.
Texas use to belong to Mexico so that explains there’s so many Hispanic people. Perhaps a little bit more than 50% of the population is Hispanic.
@@derekbuxton6626 actually Texas is about 40% Hispanic overall but the percentage varies widely by county. Yes, Texas was once Mexico and some Hispanic Texans do descent from that period, but even the settlement during Mexican Texas was mostly by Anglo Americans and Germans, which is a big part of why Mexico lost Texas early on.
@@Dangic23 no, Dangic23 I am correct. I never said Hispanics weren't in Texas before it was part of the US. Of course they were in Texas back then, including in San Antonio! But the biggest portion (far from all) of San Antonio's Hispanic population is in fact descended from early 20'th Mexican Migration, both before, during and after world war l, but mostly before the War.
210 Texas
You should do videos by yourself
Please, it's nothing but Criminals and Scammers.
I’ll bet San Antonio is a large city in Texas.
It’s huge here the city feels packed lol
7th largest in the U.S.
2nd largest in Texas
Interesting video listening to you 2 bicker in meskin
WOW IF YOU GO BACK ON SAN PEDRO AVE THERE ARE THOUSANDS OF MIGRANTS SLEEPING ON THE SIDE WALK, HANGING OUT IN GROUPS EVEN AT 1AM.
WOW IF THIS VIDEO WAS RECORDED A YEAR AGO ALOT HAS CHANGED RECENTLY WITH THIS OPEN BORDER
The border isn’t open. Latin America is hungry
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!SOUTHWESTSIDE!
!WESTSIDE!
#puropinchespurs
Ewww.
San Antonio is clean
You only driving around around small area of San Antonio. You picked this area so you can lie to the public saying the this are the real streets of San Antonio 😂😂😂😂 go to the hundred and hundred of beautiful neighborhoods all around San Antonio.
This is an insult to our city .
Whoever did this Video isn't familiar w this historical and history !
There are Beautiful homes and businesses. ❤
Dude just be whining bout shyt being sooo bad .. and it’s not… oh my god he’s on H.. 🤦🏾♂️ foh
You can't get in the nicest areas of S.A
Who’s directing did you’ll take this is not the city “I” know you’ll going through a drive through, yes this is how we live but you’ll in some erea that you’lls room was in ! !!!
Living here for 3 years I can honestly say San Antonio is the worst of all the major cities in texas
Whats the best in your opinion?
@@uneyedentified2017 honestly Dallas
Beautiful ass city
And there are a lot of homeless over there and everywhere. Coolest city? 😂 No.
The worst neighborhoods the east side the west side the Southside and southeast side
Fredericksburg Rd. SAT
Looks Africa
were you in Texas or in Mexico every were you look you see Mexican business you talk about an ugly town what a shame what is this country coming to stay safe .
Mexico lindo y querido
San Antonio WAS part of Mexico (Texas was) before 1838. San Antonio was then called San Antonio de Bejar de Tejas. Once Texas became part of the USA, San Antonio became known has just San Antonio, Texas. Learn your history
You are right, what a shame this country has become
Texas is going back to it's orginal people
Texas turning back into Mexico
Next please do a video of Clearwater and St Petersburg. Since you work for us now.