im haitian from the bahamas. first lived in little haiti and then north miami. headed down there tomorow for christmas and i served in marine. got an MBA, bought a house, etc. comes a point where you decide how your life turns out. but i understand the mentality of street life that alluring that keep young boyz trapped in da game
@black pope As late as I am to this video and it's comment section, one thing that will remain is the fact that you're absolutely right. In the end, one MUST decide which route they're going to take and mustn't try riding the fence, as that doesn't normally end too well, i.e. Andrew Gillum. Lol 🤣
Naw, there's a certain point where we have to stop placing blame on everyone else and start holding ourselves accountable. I get the struggle. . . HELL I came from struggle, but you have to understand your position and begin to pull yourself out of it. It's a life long process, but isn't everything else?🤔
I'm Nawd and I'm from Dade County. I was born and raised in Miami, South Dade Goulds to be exact. Some of the best memories of my life down south. There's nothing like the crib. I reside in Atlanta now but Miami will forever have my love and respect. Shoutout to Bottom.
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I was raise in miami, I never thought I would of make it past 25 now I'm 40. A lot of people don't understand the hardest thing is getting out the hood without any financial, of course we all want to live a better life who doesn't. All I can say to the youth, keep fighting your way out I made it out so can you I want to give you Hope now I own four businesses without no college education leaving well without worrying about cops come busting on my door.
God bless Miami Dade. I love my county, I love my city and everything around me. It truly sucks that there is so much conflict and violence. I only wish positivity for all my Dade county partners. Cause that's all there is, love and positivity, if you feel negative, get that man made feeling out of you, God ain't made no negative emotions. Low frequency electromagnetic waves are man made.
This was a very interesting video of Miami for real. Im from brooklyn and in nj and I now got a real feel of how Miami is. We all go through life struggles. But you never know what others are going through and this was real deep. All I know is there is great talent in Miami. Keep trying to put yourself out there to be heard...music your fam..everybody
Much respect n love to u my brotha this was real what u said I notice in this era when someone is real they tell the truth about Miami n you are a real one
I always come back to watch this documentary. I am from Miami Dade County.....I’m a product of Brown Subs, Liberty City, Little Haiti, Overtown, Homestead, Florida City, North Miami and Miami Gardens. I am a survivor. This documentary motivates me because we only have one life. I’m doing the best I can and I hope to be a homeowner in the next two years. I wanted to live in Miami Dade County to help the Youth. But, for now I will do what I can from afar. Keep your head up people and keep your nose clean. Get out while you can and see something different. No place like home. Take advantage of the sun and grow food in containers :)
It took alot for me to watch for a number of reason primarily because I'm a teacher and I get very disheartened to see my people living in poverty in which society has them feeling like they are trapped. The ending took me out 😭😭😭 the gentlemen in the army fatigue hat was speaking the absolute truth and the elderly men as well. I hate that our ancestors were brought here its been nothing but CHAOS AND HAVOC every since..😭😭😭 I wish life and the world 🌎 was different however its getting worse those young men alot of them will not make it to see their 40th birthday 💔 or earlier and its not all their fault... I'm going to keep praying for this world even if some people have given up but GOD...🙏 Thanks WSHH great documentary.
@@neosoul7422 The 16 years I have been teaching I do try and push them into a positive direction. I grew up in the same places as these kids did so I get it.
World Star your onto a good thing here. Loads of stories that would NEVER be covered by CNN or the BBC. Also, you should do a sound cloud mix or something of all the artists feature on here. I would love to hear all these tracks in a mix, cause its really good music. Blessings on the effort for this documentary!
Massive respect to the Haitians for earning massive respect in Sfl. That was a huge change from early nineties when they used to get bullied terribly. Next up Trapland Pat from Pompano
"I'm born & raised in the Mia. & I always be the one to SHOUT-OUT ALLAPATTAH anytime any documentary, artist, interview, or DJ fails to mention it because ALLAPATTAH is the Heart of magic city! Everybody always forgets to mention ALLAPATTAH! How you mention Overtown, & Hialeah & Brown Sub but forget to say ALLAPATTAH when we are exactly in the middle of all them sections of miami? AP Show Love!"
I wish that would happen but this is Miami I'm from lil Haiti and now live on myrtle beach sc but shit its nothing but a baby Miami same shit different city
They won't, neither will anybody, it doesn't matter if you're black, white, asian, rich or poor. Everyone tends to only think of their own best outcome and fuck the rest. Shit doesn't even occur that we are all in this together as the HUMAN RACE! Until then we will always be at war with not only ourselves but each other.
Florida ain't a easy spot to live shyt will drive yuh crazy nd yuh start doing things to make sure yuh don't starve neither ur family ,but at the same time yuh trying make it out from a place where ppl will do anything to get couple racks
It's bigger than That.. Like Pac said we gotta change the way we live, we gotta change the way we see things, we gotta change the way we eat... We need change and maybe if we do that things may change a lil.
Thanks for sharing this. Reminds me of people who visit New Orleans they think New Orleans begins in the French Quarter and ends in the French Quarter! There is so much more to a city and it's people.
see the difference between chi n mia hoods. Chicago is more into gang banging killing over petty stuff. Miami. Money Is A Major Issue. Miami hoods it's usually over big money or drugs. that's y it's a lot more money in miami
tell you what tho. Ive noticed in hispanic communities alot of Chi cliqs. Latin Kings, Ylos, Maniac Disciples, Satan Disciples, Spanish Gangsta Disciples, and those are the crews i know of thats here. These niggas bring Chicago Ideology out here
I'm Hispanic. Grew up in little Havana. Went to school in little Havana and in overtown. Hispanic people chill out. We all know and so do people in other parts of the country that Miami is know for its hispanic culture. But this video is what Miami has always been. Think about all the time before Latinos from Latin america started immigrating from our country's. Its the south for gods sake. Black people have been living in Miami long before the first chicos came through. Shout out to everyone that loves Miami. This was a great video. Oh and stop comparing cities in the u.s. as to which one is more violent and fucked up. Have you ever been to Nicaragua? Or Haiti? Or Honduras? Or Guatemala city which is The murder capital of the world? Mexico? Venezuela? Ever heard of las maras? In el Salvador. I know we have some rough spots here. But shit, you gotta some of the places we come from. Shout out to allll the people of Miami.
This is the REAL MIAMI ! I'm happy I've moved from Miami but I do miss my home. It's hard living in Miami. Especially for blacks so I pray for my family that's left in Miami everyday. My home #305
Great documentary. While I felt the Chicago episode of The Field was much deeper and full-on, the production of this Miami piece is much better. Better filming, better production, better editing, better music references (we still need this for the Chicago one, everyone is still asking for various songs/tracks and very little responses). WORLDSTARHIPHOP thanks for uploading these films - very insightful music wise, and also to the level of issues faced by black America. Peace.
This was beautiful! .....if you look deeply. You can see us (humans) no matter what color. Finding out a way to let out are creativity!....thank you,namaste!
@Da Carol city pope idk wat he was tryna say but Florida, we are unique compared to otha southern states.. I'm from Tampa and our artist, Orlando artist and Miami artist got unique rap style that other states cant really imitate
@Mr Md5# more and more cities is sounding like Atlanta, just look at Detroit with 42 Dugg... u cant go outside of FL and find another Plies, kodak, trick daddy.. but I can find. Another jay z type flow outside N.Y. or another Game outside cali etc.. understand b4 u comment bro
From Dallas all down south don't sound the same everyone going to. Show love to they city or state they got real an fake everywhere everyone got they own sauce but u got copycats also
SMH stay in school get your education and learn a trade or something my brothers. You dont have to live like this. People in other countries will kill for the opportunities you guys have.
Much Love For Yall my Brothers, am a caribbean boy living in France, stay in union & stay STRONG my niggas, knowledge is a key for our future, god bless yall
+117677993763407169824 I was raised in Liberty City(Brownsville) and I graduated from Hialeah Miami lakes. I went to Northwestern for 1 year but I left due to so many fights and after school shootings. Miami is nothing like it was in the 90s. The good outweighs the bad though.
Jerome B MY LIFE STORY, i love this video.. left Jamaica at 7yrs old, raised in Miami, never went back to Jamaica for 20yrs, i use to cut hair at 183rd st flea market before THEY changed the name, what you know bout Joe ROBBIE stadium, Pak Jam, went to North Miami elementary, junior, senior , graduated and went to FLORIDA MEMORIAL, my grand daddy was head of security there, my grand mama R.I.H was head of the mail room, My aunty was head of the financial department , and my uncle had a cleaning company contracted to clean the college, when it was called college , now its called a University... remember when Prince had a club on South Beach called GLAM SLAM and we use to go there to sell herbs, walk the strip and get fcked up then fall off in the club at 15-16 cause we was connected.. #memories.. splack pack, and my grand parents still live in CAROL CITY right around the corner from the FLEA to this day 2015... #memories, #souflotv
+106064543144074336383Bro you just brought back so many memories. The splaque PAC... Man those were the days. Do you remember the Jamaican Brotha who use to sell food in the flea parking lot behind the store? Oh yeah and PAC jam was da shit man, . I think Luke Skywalker owned the club at that time. It use to be thick out there. I do remember when Prince had a club on South Beach. Everybody was getting fucked up on dirty in that club. Remember that like it was yesterday.
good documentary I respect florida in alot of ways,and the culture, from music,to styles ,to wearing locs in hair and trends .and I also have family in Jacksonville .
@@carolcitypopepope3179 but what people often means with south Florida is Palm beach and broward but broward and palm beach is greater Miami it belongs to the Miami metropolitan area and it’s the same culture the gold teeth, donk cars, wick dreads, face tats
@@sweentertaiment1402 we don't consider none of that Miami in Miami we just Miami what u talking is yt man demographics and we dont do yt approval in Miami the gold donk n dread culture is founded n invented in Miami the rest of the world followed history got to be started from sumwhere people n place if u take the place n the people away from they history that make you a low down dirty untruthful person I'm telling u wat Miami is those other places is just them other places they copied Miami n they still dont act think or behave like a miamian u got to be from here to act that way n think that way them other places dont experience the samethang we experienced u can get life for a bag of weed in Broward n Miami they let u go the next day or don't go to jail at all so do u still think its the same place as Miami?
I lived in Stuart FL and Port St. Lucie FL. I love fl, the culture down there can be beautiful. Crazy seeing Denzel Curry so young in this video. Berg was right cuz two years later Denzel is killing the game, FL had a great run past couple years
South Florida is such a beautiful place with so many talented and beautiful souls, so many black people done wrong by injustice and then held down further by our own because it’s all we know. we all deserve to get out and i pray that we do 💜
This is where I grew up but I went back and everything has changed. It was a part of me but I can't even recognize it anymore, I was heartbroken because I felt like my whole childhood was wiped out but I refused to raise my son there.😔😔😔
Notice that most of the dudes they're showing are rappers, real Miami street niggas ain't on all that camera shit.. You can't get the real Miami experience through a video, but it was straight.
this whole documentary ain't bout the real miami shit basically bout these young niggas who rap thats tryin to get on if you look at the whole video you'll see most of these niggas try to rap and get noticed this shit ain't on no real life street shit because if it was the nigga who shot the film woulda been scared to fuck wit them boys
I'm from Chicago and man! I appreciate this here. Black People are Beautiful. We are intelligent people. And my man is from Carol City and let me be the first to say, there's NOTHING that can compare to a Florida Nigga.
@@MsWittyReadz u mean a Miami nigga he ain't cheat a man can have mo then one wife our women was dumb down to think men cheat they made us believe that to control our birth rate take that boy back if he did good to you
Wow just finished watching this and it was an amazing doc watching how different each black culture is I love how Bruno raps he has almost a DMX sound very strong powerful and good looking Haitian man their stories are real their lives hard so many people lost it has got to be a hard journey it really has to be I could see the emotions in every person speaking wow amazing would really enjoy more documentary like this love from 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
Ice Berg didn’t lie when he said every 10 years someone from Miami makes it big in the mainstream music 1987: Uncle Luke 1997: Trick Daddy 2007: Rick Ross 2017: City Girls
@@jeffdakid5845 Samething! Jk😄 Though I doubt it'd be another 10 yrs...which btw, pretty sure artist like Pitbull, Trina, and Flo-rida break up that supposed spread.
@@Thkmra lol you good and idk judging by how the stats looking it could be another 10 before someone from Miami does blow up but then again with the age of social media who knows 🤷🏿♂️ And as far as the other artists goes Pitbull mainly does reggaeton/pop music now, Trina came around the time Trick came, and tbh nobody really is listening to Flo-Rida like that lol and I barely considered him a hip hop artist he more in the pop category like Pit
This make me wanna cry as I watch this I see all my Ancestors in them every single person in this documentary was connected in one even the t shirts they were wearing stood out to me God bless the producers that put this together the real shit I ever seen the hunger in their eyes is what I seen in those men....I need to see this man
***** People have been "lookin' to Jesus" for over 2000 years and niggas is still in the same situation they were in last week. Wake up nigga. There ain't no God.
born in cali but came down here in year 96 so forever miami 305 love my city I remember the first song I heard from trick daddy it was the " aha ok wassup shut up" and r.i.p to the orange bowl stadium as well 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Much love to the BOS in the Miami state y'all faced the strongest devil n did not break yah y'all felled but rose up....keep grinding God sees n love y'all all. N he knows the plan used against y'all......much respect n love to GunPlay
" I ain't flipping no burgers, and I ain't washing no dishes" one of the smartest things said, that kind of work is a waste of time and potential. We gotta start small businesses whenever possible to try to get out of poverty and our situations in Miami. Thanks for this documentary. Miami is a hard city to survive in but with hustle and drive you can make it. One love to all the Miami family!
U are very amusing ..am to old to argue with u online .lil ass boy am in Chicago on the south side on 75th Stewart so link up ride down on me and get some free smoke am on the porch
From NW 79th all da say to SW 269 I ran thru there at 9-17 before I came to NC and GA . Miami in the 90s early 2000s was it . S/o LageMont projects Northside Scott's projects 22nd ave Naranja Florida City, Perrine Harlem Heights (Richmond heights/Colonial)
I love Overtown I'm from Georgia but my pop is from OT when I first landed in OT in 1991 I fell in love with that community,NW 2nd Ave and NW 12th St and 13th St was my hang out💙💙
Seen a lot of documentaries about poor America, but this is insane. This looks like Haiti or something. This is liberalism for you, though. Social responsibility is unfortunately not a default setting. People need to realize that helping these people is helping themselves.When you need to move and that big couch needs to be stuffed into the moving van, you're glad that you have a good relationship with your neighbor. Poverty is a national problem, not regional.
Craig Jones yo this world is fukked up and you wonder why it is like it is, same thing in the DR, Haiti is like a toilet and DR is like Napa valley on the same island. I just think a lot of greed is in play when it comes to the state of affairs in this country. It is sad because it’s more than killing and drug dealing going on it’s families, children and grans people just trying to survive. I feel like Lenox when he took Dmx to Jamaica
anyone can make a change but economic disadvantages make the spiral happen. Who's willing to quit their job and become a father or mother figure to all the lost souls?
Man when I see my city shit hurts so much when I think about all the family and friends that are no longer here any more because we all couldn’t be better athletes or rappers and didn’t have the men around or moms to help guide us. Everyone I know that made something of them selves had to leave dade. I love home but damn shit is crazy how you can leave and come back and the city has not changed. I’m perine and raised in the heights , I went to school and played football for south ridge and it was crazy to see all the neighborhoods click up against each other instead of finding away to bind together to beat the system set up against us. I love you Miami
Im all about work ethic. Pride can get in the way tho. And these days that job full time wont support anyone anymore. Keeping options open is ok. Depends how broke u are tho.
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This is the best Miami documentary I’ve seen because it shows each hood through the eyes of those who live there.
im haitian from the bahamas. first lived in little haiti and then north miami. headed down there tomorow for christmas and i served in marine. got an MBA, bought a house, etc. comes a point where you decide how your life turns out. but i understand the mentality of street life that alluring that keep young boyz trapped in da game
Gshit bruh💪
@black pope As late as I am to this video and it's comment section, one thing that will remain is the fact that you're absolutely right. In the end, one MUST decide which route they're going to take and mustn't try riding the fence, as that doesn't normally end too well, i.e. Andrew Gillum. Lol 🤣
Sak Pase
Naw, there's a certain point where we have to stop placing blame on everyone else and start holding ourselves accountable.
I get the struggle. . . HELL I came from struggle, but you have to understand your position and begin to pull yourself out of it. It's a life long process, but isn't everything else?🤔
I'm Nawd and I'm from Dade County. I was born and raised in Miami, South Dade Goulds to be exact. Some of the best memories of my life down south. There's nothing like the crib. I reside in Atlanta now but Miami will forever have my love and respect. Shoutout to Bottom.
G shit dawg I'm from the heights nothing like down south dade
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I was raise in miami, I never thought I would of make it past 25 now I'm 40. A lot of people don't understand the hardest thing is getting out the hood without any financial, of course we all want to live a better life who doesn't. All I can say to the youth, keep fighting your way out I made it out so can you I want to give you Hope now I own four businesses without no college education leaving well without worrying about cops come busting on my door.
Congratulations..coming from a fellow Miami boy. Great message and inspiration.
Shut up bro. I'm from Miami. You have all the opportunity you need out here but you actually have to stop being a moon cric
God bless Miami Dade. I love my county, I love my city and everything around me. It truly sucks that there is so much conflict and violence. I only wish positivity for all my Dade county partners. Cause that's all there is, love and positivity, if you feel negative, get that man made feeling out of you, God ain't made no negative emotions. Low frequency electromagnetic waves are man made.
This was a very interesting video of Miami for real. Im from brooklyn and in nj and I now got a real feel of how Miami is. We all go through life struggles. But you never know what others are going through and this was real deep. All I know is there is great talent in Miami. Keep trying to put yourself out there to be heard...music your fam..everybody
Much respect n love to u my brotha this was real what u said I notice in this era when someone is real they tell the truth about Miami n you are a real one
I always come back to watch this documentary. I am from Miami Dade County.....I’m a product of Brown Subs, Liberty City, Little Haiti, Overtown, Homestead, Florida City, North Miami and Miami Gardens. I am a survivor. This documentary motivates me because we only have one life. I’m doing the best I can and I hope to be a homeowner in the next two years. I wanted to live in Miami Dade County to help the Youth. But, for now I will do what I can from afar. Keep your head up people and keep your nose clean. Get out while you can and see something different. No place like home. Take advantage of the sun and grow food in containers :)
It took alot for me to watch for a number of reason primarily because I'm a teacher and I get very disheartened to see my people living in poverty in which society has them feeling like they are trapped. The ending took me out 😭😭😭 the gentlemen in the army fatigue hat was speaking the absolute truth and the elderly men as well. I hate that our ancestors were brought here its been nothing but CHAOS AND HAVOC every since..😭😭😭 I wish life and the world 🌎 was different however its getting worse those young men alot of them will not make it to see their 40th birthday 💔 or earlier and its not all their fault... I'm going to keep praying for this world even if some people have given up but GOD...🙏 Thanks WSHH great documentary.
The truth is in our African roots and it opens the mind.
You’re a teacher you are an important part of the puzzle. You get to show children the light. Show them something different
@@neosoul7422 The 16 years I have been teaching I do try and push them into a positive direction. I grew up in the same places as these kids did so I get it.
Diamond Diva I used to teach in Overtown and North Miami
Diamond Diva sometimes I would even work with kids in Homestead and Florida City
World Star your onto a good thing here. Loads of stories that would NEVER be covered by CNN or the BBC. Also, you should do a sound cloud mix or something of all the artists feature on here. I would love to hear all these tracks in a mix, cause its really good music. Blessings on the effort for this documentary!
most sensible thing I have seen related to World Star!
+Google User Much obliged mate. Hope they sort of hear this.
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Massive respect to the Haitians for earning massive respect in Sfl. That was a huge change from early nineties when they used to get bullied terribly. Next up Trapland Pat from Pompano
He from Deerfield tho
"I'm born & raised in the Mia. & I always be the one to SHOUT-OUT ALLAPATTAH anytime any documentary, artist, interview, or DJ fails to mention it because ALLAPATTAH is the Heart of magic city! Everybody always forgets to mention ALLAPATTAH! How you mention Overtown, & Hialeah & Brown Sub but forget to say ALLAPATTAH when we are exactly in the middle of all them sections of miami? AP Show Love!"
You said some of the realest shit bro I’m from Allapattah it seems that we get taken out the history books when it comes to Miami #Allapattah 4 LIFE !
Yes Allapattah touch down :) actually where I would love to live.
I feel you That’s always the case I was born in ALLAPATTAH as well!
Anibal Pagan because Allapattah is not hood that’s why ... really think about it ...
@@Jbaby0485 Oh if you not from the hood stay out the convo lil thang - I know you dont know shit about AP now. Lol! Trying to be cute?
Anyone else come back here yearly to rewatch this!!! I love this documentary... oh and Ball Greezy thank you 305 for giving us Greezy
Man when them boys unite from every hood the real Miami will be place to be.
I wish that would happen but this is Miami I'm from lil Haiti and now live on myrtle beach sc but shit its nothing but a baby Miami same shit different city
Ain’t gon happy Miami is heaven for people with Ego.
Powerful words but it's not just Miami .all these rich black rappers drug dealer really broke
Yup till it’s underwater.
Sorry.
They won't, neither will anybody, it doesn't matter if you're black, white, asian, rich or poor. Everyone tends to only think of their own best outcome and fuck the rest. Shit doesn't even occur that we are all in this together as the HUMAN RACE! Until then we will always be at war with not only ourselves but each other.
wtf come on brothers, we got to do better, as a people, we love y'all, but if we keep killing each other, how we gone make it
Florida ain't a easy spot to live shyt will drive yuh crazy nd yuh start doing things to make sure yuh don't starve neither ur family ,but at the same time yuh trying make it out from a place where ppl will do anything to get couple racks
Santiago Hernandez stfu
yaileen mendoza 😂😂😂😂
@@santiagohernandez4506 Was that English?
It's bigger than That.. Like Pac said we gotta change the way we live, we gotta change the way we see things, we gotta change the way we eat... We need change and maybe if we do that things may change a lil.
Thanks for sharing this. Reminds me of people who visit New Orleans they think New Orleans begins in the French Quarter and ends in the French Quarter! There is so much more to a city and it's people.
see the difference between chi n mia hoods. Chicago is more into gang banging killing over petty stuff. Miami. Money Is A Major Issue. Miami hoods it's usually over big money or drugs. that's y it's a lot more money in miami
MrDblock876 exactly
tell you what tho. Ive noticed in hispanic communities alot of Chi cliqs. Latin Kings, Ylos, Maniac Disciples, Satan Disciples, Spanish Gangsta Disciples, and those are the crews i know of thats here. These niggas bring Chicago Ideology out here
Real shit
Miami niggas killing over petty shit too every hood is the same the main goal we need to stop the killing period
@Zanda Williams ion know bout good looking but you can go look on 79th 😭😭😭
I'm Hispanic. Grew up in little Havana. Went to school in little Havana and in overtown. Hispanic people chill out. We all know and so do people in other parts of the country that Miami is know for its hispanic culture. But this video is what Miami has always been. Think about all the time before Latinos from Latin america started immigrating from our country's. Its the south for gods sake. Black people have been living in Miami long before the first chicos came through. Shout out to everyone that loves Miami. This was a great video. Oh and stop comparing cities in the u.s. as to which one is more violent and fucked up. Have you ever been to Nicaragua? Or Haiti? Or Honduras? Or Guatemala city which is The murder capital of the world? Mexico? Venezuela? Ever heard of las maras? In el Salvador. I know we have some rough spots here. But shit, you gotta some of the places we come from. Shout out to allll the people of Miami.
Spain was the first european colony to reach and own florida. indians and spaniards, latinos. And the amount of cubans around there after was crazy
I'm not bragging but Miami is all that in one gangterish thuggish tough and real is one of the most respected places in America
i feel like no one likes miami or florida. I LOVE IT HERE IDGAF
I love Miami to everybody seems to throw hate comments in a Miami video 305 for life
305 BABY !
This is the REAL MIAMI ! I'm happy I've moved from Miami but I do miss my home. It's hard living in Miami. Especially for blacks so I pray for my family that's left in Miami everyday. My home #305
Been almost 4 years. I know this shit didn't even get a million views but it was the best thing worldstar has ever put out. Need more fam.
Almost 8 years now and u right
Got a million
Bruno Mali deserves to make it big. His new shit in the past years has been amazing. First got put on to him in ‘16 from this
Bruno Mali signed to Rick Ross label
Yeah he is tufffff!!
Salute to all the HAITIANS in 305 so much respect to them I'm from Haiti so HAITIAN "sak pase map boule" real things popping in MIA
23:55 yo it’s fire seeing Denzel curry in the this documentary and seeing how he made it now is amazing
They should do the next doc on either Detroit or st.Louis or New Orleans
They really should but its 2019 I heard that Q died which he owns worldstar hiphop but they should've and still should
What up doee
@@biggant4444 when Q died world haven't been doing stuff like this no more
Best Miami documentary ever
This is really beautiful the different cultures. I wish them all a long happy life! Keep your head up 😇
I'm slick mad they ain't go to west grove (black part of coconut grove)
Great documentary.
While I felt the Chicago episode of The Field was much deeper and full-on, the production of this Miami piece is much better. Better filming, better production, better editing, better music references (we still need this for the Chicago one, everyone is still asking for various songs/tracks and very little responses).
WORLDSTARHIPHOP thanks for uploading these films - very insightful music wise, and also to the level of issues faced by black America.
Peace.
these are worldstar's best work
This was beautiful! .....if you look deeply. You can see us (humans) no matter what color. Finding out a way to let out are creativity!....thank you,namaste!
It's only vacation for me in this city. But, they covered everything - I love It!
George Joseph They exposed everything
Gold bottle boys by Bruno Mali was the best song in this video
easily
For real, big tune 🔥💯
YO!!!!!!! Shout out to the Bahamas baby. I c that Bahamian flag in the barber shop. Big Up To Miami !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! VERBAL LEE
The best part of the documentary starts at 47:15. That kid killed it!
So now that Q is gone does this means we are not gonna see another The Field?😕
I swear Florida when it comes to rap is so different from ever other state
What's the difference? To me down south rap sounds the same to me
@Da Carol city pope idk wat he was tryna say but Florida, we are unique compared to otha southern states.. I'm from Tampa and our artist, Orlando artist and Miami artist got unique rap style that other states cant really imitate
@Mr Md5# more and more cities is sounding like Atlanta, just look at Detroit with 42 Dugg... u cant go outside of FL and find another Plies, kodak, trick daddy.. but I can find. Another jay z type flow outside N.Y. or another Game outside cali etc.. understand b4 u comment bro
@Mr Md5# #Facts
From Dallas all down south don't sound the same everyone going to. Show love to they city or state they got real an fake everywhere everyone got they own sauce but u got copycats also
Hip hop has expanded a lot. Some parts of it Have went negative, but there is still a positive side to it.
SMH stay in school get your education and learn a trade or something my brothers. You dont have to live like this. People in other countries will kill for the opportunities you guys have.
Tnx bro,well said
Yes :)
I’m from Dade County I stay in SC now I mean it’s all Dade ...
Damn yall dont show the chikos from dade county but it is what it is shootout for a dope documentary showing love from CAROL CITY 305
MCC ALL DAY
Yeah i noticed that. Where my chicos at?
The city can be so insular that sometimes white and black people can forget about you guys lol but low key like half the city is Chico’s
A really good insight into that world..........thanks
47:12 that gold bottles track goes hard. i see bruno going somewhere.
Dudes got some talent for sure
DADE COUNTY STAND UPPPPPPPPPPPP... THE CITY
Im still WAITING for the next The Field to come out, its been almost a year since Chicago/Miami dropped.
do you no when the next 2 soppose drop because it's been since August of 2014 when this one came out .
+Zabrian Adams I wish i knew... Id really like to see them.
+Fubar231 Coming Soon Fubar!
WORLDSTARHIPHOP is that a new the field Miami documentry.
+WORLDSTARHIPHOP Cant wait!
Much Love For Yall my Brothers, am a caribbean boy living in France, stay in union & stay STRONG my niggas, knowledge is a key for our future, god bless yall
"You haven't been to Miami...You been to South Beach"
Savings this it been years since I been back hm it has changed a lot
Jerome B 1990 still miss hm Miami Edison was my school still talk to old friends
+117677993763407169824 I was raised in Liberty City(Brownsville) and I graduated from Hialeah Miami lakes. I went to Northwestern for 1 year but I left due to so many fights and after school shootings. Miami is nothing like it was in the 90s. The good outweighs the bad though.
Jerome B MY LIFE STORY, i love this video.. left Jamaica at 7yrs old, raised in Miami, never went back to Jamaica for 20yrs, i use to cut hair at 183rd st flea market before THEY changed the name, what you know bout Joe ROBBIE stadium, Pak Jam, went to North Miami elementary, junior, senior , graduated and went to FLORIDA MEMORIAL, my grand daddy was head of security there, my grand mama R.I.H was head of the mail room, My aunty was head of the financial department , and my uncle had a cleaning company contracted to clean the college, when it was called college , now its called a University... remember when Prince had a club on South Beach called GLAM SLAM and we use to go there to sell herbs, walk the strip and get fcked up then fall off in the club at 15-16 cause we was connected.. #memories.. splack pack, and my grand parents still live in CAROL CITY right around the corner from the FLEA to this day 2015... #memories, #souflotv
+106064543144074336383Bro you just brought back so many memories. The splaque PAC... Man those were the days. Do you remember the Jamaican Brotha who use to sell food in the flea parking lot behind the store? Oh yeah and PAC jam was da shit man, . I think Luke Skywalker owned the club at that time. It use to be thick out there. I do remember when Prince had a club on South Beach. Everybody was getting fucked up on dirty in that club. Remember that like it was yesterday.
this is powerful, watching this in Covid 2020 smh, we still fighting even in the big city of NYC. power to our people
man thats home, im from Dade County, love it or hate it!
good documentary I respect florida in alot of ways,and the culture, from music,to styles ,to wearing locs in hair and trends .and I also have family in Jacksonville .
I hear you but let’s be logic it’s just south Florida homie
Everybody had their own lingo or style
This not Florida or south Florida that's Miami
@@carolcitypopepope3179 but what people often means with south Florida is Palm beach and broward but broward and palm beach is greater Miami it belongs to the Miami metropolitan area and it’s the same culture the gold teeth, donk cars, wick dreads, face tats
@@sweentertaiment1402 we don't consider none of that Miami in Miami we just Miami what u talking is yt man demographics and we dont do yt approval in Miami the gold donk n dread culture is founded n invented in Miami the rest of the world followed history got to be started from sumwhere people n place if u take the place n the people away from they history that make you a low down dirty untruthful person I'm telling u wat Miami is those other places is just them other places they copied Miami n they still dont act think or behave like a miamian u got to be from here to act that way n think that way them other places dont experience the samethang we experienced u can get life for a bag of weed in Broward n Miami they let u go the next day or don't go to jail at all so do u still think its the same place as Miami?
@@carolcitypopepope3179 mf I cam from Miami broward and dade is kinda the same shit😂 accept it
I lived in Stuart FL and Port St. Lucie FL. I love fl, the culture down there can be beautiful. Crazy seeing Denzel Curry so young in this video. Berg was right cuz two years later Denzel is killing the game, FL had a great run past couple years
South Florida is such a beautiful place with so many talented and beautiful souls, so many black people done wrong by injustice and then held down further by our own because it’s all we know. we all deserve to get out and i pray that we do 💜
Good doc Worldstar. We need more of this from ya.
Bruno can spit I like his flow
Wow this was great. ......... bitter sweet viewing for me. I love all black people... no matter where you can from. Thanks WSHH
This is really good, thank you. Felt like I was there.
This is where I grew up but I went back and everything has changed. It was a part of me but I can't even recognize it anymore, I was heartbroken because I felt like my whole childhood was wiped out but I refused to raise my son there.😔😔😔
the reason miami crime rate is not that high is because every district n miami has its own crime rate..downtown is what they consider miami
Notice that most of the dudes they're showing are rappers, real Miami street niggas ain't on all that camera shit.. You can't get the real Miami experience through a video, but it was straight.
You do realize this is a worldstar exclusive and worldstar is hiphop so yeah
this whole documentary ain't bout the real miami shit basically bout these young niggas who rap thats tryin to get on if you look at the whole video you'll see most of these niggas try to rap and get noticed this shit ain't on no real life street shit because if it was the nigga who shot the film woulda been scared to fuck wit them boys
inspirational documentary. amazing work,
Watching again. Well done Mandon Lovett!
They should make one of these docs for NY and Cali. That would be dope.
Hell yeah !
UrbanLegendHQ they gone do it watch they gone hit up Detroit d.c. New York and California
Def NYC...
nicholas johnson Can you send me a link of it I only know the Chiraq one & this :o Thx dawg
NY soft as titties. They don't need a doc
dem carol city boys snapping fa sho much love from tha 904!!
I'm from Chicago and man! I appreciate this here. Black People are Beautiful. We are intelligent people. And my man is from Carol City and let me be the first to say, there's NOTHING that can compare to a Florida Nigga.
💝 I love this
@Da Carol city pope yeah, Unfortunately that nigga cheated on me
@@MsWittyReadz get u a south central L.A. nigga
@@MsWittyReadz u mean a Miami nigga he ain't cheat a man can have mo then one wife our women was dumb down to think men cheat they made us believe that to control our birth rate take that boy back if he did good to you
@@carolcitypopepope3179 um no. If our terms and agreement were to be monogamous, then that means he fucked that up
Wow just finished watching this and it was an amazing doc watching how different each black culture is I love how Bruno raps he has almost a DMX sound very strong powerful and good looking Haitian man their stories are real their lives hard so many people lost it has got to be a hard journey it really has to be I could see the emotions in every person speaking wow amazing would really enjoy more documentary like this love from 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
Oh miami how I miss you!! Born in cuba raised in CAROL CITY
Ice Berg didn’t lie when he said every 10 years someone from Miami makes it big in the mainstream music
1987: Uncle Luke
1997: Trick Daddy
2007: Rick Ross
2017: City Girls
Kodak...& X
@@Thkmra they from Broward County NOT Miami
@@jeffdakid5845 Samething! Jk😄
Though I doubt it'd be another 10 yrs...which btw, pretty sure artist like Pitbull, Trina, and Flo-rida break up that supposed spread.
@@Thkmra lol you good and idk judging by how the stats looking it could be another 10 before someone from Miami does blow up but then again with the age of social media who knows 🤷🏿♂️
And as far as the other artists goes Pitbull mainly does reggaeton/pop music now, Trina came around the time Trick came, and tbh nobody really is listening to Flo-Rida like that lol and I barely considered him a hip hop artist he more in the pop category like Pit
City girls lololol good your daughter can learn to be a 304 beautiful culture
Shoutout to a living legend Dono Logiano
Respect from Daytona
Man listen if you ain't never live in Miami went to school in Miami. You never knows how shit is forreal
Gio Stevens g
Real talk
Excatly
💯 only niggaz From The crib who actually Lived There know wuz up
G code
Should link the artist's videos via annotations when the songs appear (if they have them on RUclips). Good documentary!
This make me wanna cry as I watch this I see all my Ancestors in them every single person in this documentary was connected in one even the t shirts they were wearing stood out to me God bless the producers that put this together the real shit I ever seen the hunger in their eyes is what I seen in those men....I need to see this man
Everybody in Florida knows Miami the realest city. Ya'll know too we on every episode of 1st 48. Love that city but we definitely need a savior!
***** People have been "lookin' to Jesus" for over 2000 years and niggas is still in the same situation they were in last week. Wake up nigga. There ain't no God.
***** or you could stop being a sheep and slave and start living an independant and free life.
Being on first 48 don't make you real
terryjones328091 WTF it make it then? Come down here and spark some shit up you won't make it out alive. Now test the "REAL"
Ray Orchestra g shit.on real nigga talk.
Lanche maj projects by the bridge where all the fight used to go down
The intro by trick. Well said very true 👍 represent
Damn yo. That super heavy. And it’s the reality of so many folks across the nation.
born in cali but came down here in year 96 so forever miami 305 love my city I remember the first song I heard from trick daddy it was the " aha ok wassup shut up" and r.i.p to the orange bowl stadium as well 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Bruno Mali AKA Young Spook......That Zoe got it GOLD BOTTLE BOYZ🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
i thought he was bahamian
Thank you!
Luv Miami!!!
Much love to the BOS in the Miami state y'all faced the strongest devil n did not break yah y'all felled but rose up....keep grinding God sees n love y'all all. N he knows the plan used against y'all......much respect n love to GunPlay
This was definitely the one that brought tears to my eyes
" I ain't flipping no burgers, and I ain't washing no dishes" one of the smartest things said, that kind of work is a waste of time and potential. We gotta start small businesses whenever possible to try to get out of poverty and our situations in Miami. Thanks for this documentary. Miami is a hard city to survive in but with hustle and drive you can make it. One love to all the Miami family!
Man rewatching definitely got me feeling some way, some ppl in this documentary dead or in jail 😔 S.I.P rich, free all them boys out that cage man!
much love srt8 from chiraq
Wugga world/bricksquad/jojo world
fake banger
Rey inVomphy did u just say banger ..hell nawww lmao .....lil bit I been there done that I can be yo daddy ..so amusing
U are very amusing ..am to old to argue with u online .lil ass boy am in Chicago on the south side on 75th Stewart so link up ride down on me and get some free smoke am on the porch
Rey inVomphy what makes u think the niggas lyin bruh u salty af just cause u fake don't mean he is
“I ain’t flipping no burgers or washing any dishes..” That explains everything PERFECTLY.
😂😂 man when i heard that i was like "Thats why they out here killin"
this is a eye opener for most children thats bring raised in the hood 💯
From NW 79th all da say to SW 269 I ran thru there at 9-17 before I came to NC and GA . Miami in the 90s early 2000s was it . S/o LageMont projects Northside Scott's projects 22nd ave Naranja Florida City, Perrine Harlem Heights (Richmond heights/Colonial)
salute and love from INDIA
the music from these local artists was pretty good
R.I.P. Q!!! BIG BLOW TO HIP HOP! #WSHH4EVER
LIVE FROM THE BLOCK Miami game
I love Overtown I'm from Georgia but my pop is from OT when I first landed in OT in 1991 I fell in love with that community,NW 2nd Ave and NW 12th St and 13th St was my hang out💙💙
I had family that lived in overtown in the 90s NW 5th St.... North Western high School
you forgot about the notorious lil Haiti that is miami
Little Haiti was the last place they did smh
InfamousJay2488 I'm talking about trick he named all the hoods but left out little haiti smh
Ginio Lamy maybe u wasnt payin attention
kk S. I was paying attention believe me
lil haiti is in there last notorious no one's should ever fuck with
Seen a lot of documentaries about poor America, but this is insane. This looks like Haiti or something. This is liberalism for you, though. Social responsibility is unfortunately not a default setting. People need to realize that helping these people is helping themselves.When you need to move and that big couch needs to be stuffed into the moving van, you're glad that you have a good relationship with your neighbor. Poverty is a national problem, not regional.
Miami is segregated still to this day, once you cross over the train track in Miami it’s a whole different place
jake pip every major city is like that that
Orlando/Miami the Rawest cities in Florida 💰🌴👌🏽
Orlando is weak
@Zanda Williams scarlett's
@Zanda Williams strip club lol. But I said what I said.
Classic. Shout-out to Miami and Broward from KC/STL
That's Miami not Broward go on they documentarys to shot them out Miami is not Broward dont assault us like that
Good to hear Real Miami for a change, brother.
smh...We as a people have spiraled into the moral abyss.
A lost generation being led by a lost generation. Sad.
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MAN WHAT YOU SAID IS POWERFUL. POST THIS ON YOUR FACEBOOK LET THEM KNOW THE TRUTH!!
Craig Jones yo this world is fukked up and you wonder why it is like it is, same thing in the DR, Haiti is like a toilet and DR is like Napa valley on the same island. I just think a lot of greed is in play when it comes to the state of affairs in this country. It is sad because it’s more than killing and drug dealing going on it’s families, children and grans people just trying to survive. I feel like Lenox when he took Dmx to Jamaica
anyone can make a change but economic disadvantages make the spiral happen. Who's willing to quit their job and become a father or mother figure to all the lost souls?
Yall gotta put New Orleans on here mann
Is trick the spokesman for miami, make him governor one time♥️♥️♥️♥️🇧🇸♥️
good documentary....i got out of opa locka and never looked back. told those i knew they need to get out to. life has been grand.
Man when I see my city shit hurts so much when I think about all the family and friends that are no longer here any more because we all couldn’t be better athletes or rappers and didn’t have the men around or moms to help guide us. Everyone I know that made something of them selves had to leave dade. I love home but damn shit is crazy how you can leave and come back and the city has not changed. I’m perine and raised in the heights , I went to school and played football for south ridge and it was crazy to see all the neighborhoods click up against each other instead of finding away to bind together to beat the system set up against us. I love you Miami
Shots outs to MIA, We gonna get it out the mud, not doubt ☝️Much ❤️⭐️
"I ain't flippin' no burgers, and I ain't washing no dishes". That mentality keeps a lot of people from ever being productive in life.
Broughtolife ...creates no work ethic.
🤣 well that particular line is another language in itself. Apologies you don’t understand our dialect.
You didn’t understand what was said
Im all about work ethic. Pride can get in the way tho. And these days that job full time wont support anyone anymore. Keeping options open is ok. Depends how broke u are tho.
Right being humble in life means a lot more