The water hole is so fun even tho you have to hike for 10mins to it. Austin is a miniature Seattle of Texas. Love my birth state and getaway of Austin❤💙❤💙
I love the diversity here and the culture. I love all the outdoor events here from festivals, celebrations on the river, hiking in the hill country, renting a cabin alongside the lakes, to bat watching. I love knowing that more jobs and economic growth is coming soon and can’t wait to see this city be the most unique major city.
Mr. Booming Houston is a grimy, "wish I could be New York" type of city. Among many things along with Houston traffic, Austin still wins. Everything balanced. Not too big not too small.
Jim E - “wish I could be New York”? Uh... NO. Houston may be a lot of things, but a wanna-be NYC is definitely not one of them. At least not anymore than Austin wishes it could be San Francisco. Let’s not kid ourselves here. Neither Houston nor Austin are even close to what either city cracks themselves up to be. And sorry, but Austin’s traffic is easily worse than Houston’s. Austin has more natural beauty than Houston for sure, but your city still has some serious problems (as does Houston). Neither city should be casting stones at the other.
I like that they named one of their building after Great Texan Legend, Jim Bowie, who died defending the Alamo. I bet half the Californian transplants don't even now who he was. I'm a northeasterner myself, but I got a penchant for history, especially about the great West and the former Republic of Texas.
This is an ideal city, not too big not too small. Sometimes I wished I lived there.My only issue is the traffic on i35 as drive through. It never seems to let up.
Hello, I was wondering about your drone footage of Austin. It's very beautiful. I plan on creating some products that aerial footage of Austin could work really well. Do you share your footage freely? I can't pay for the footage because of Army PA guidance. I wish we had a budget for such things. And if you don't (totally understand) what can you tell me about flying drones downtown? I do appreciate your time and consideration.
Rob V I use Final Cut for all the editing and Adobe After Effects for the titling. Not gonna lie, it's a fairly complicated process but if you can learn After Effects, you can do damn near anything you want in video.
Austin is certainly pretty city love all the new buildings. But it doesn't have as much of the thick urban grit that you find in San Antonio, Houston or Dallas.
Austin is unique not supposed to be like San Anto, or Dallas or any other city in Texas. One of the reason it is always ranked in the top cities in the US. Austin culture is different. I have lived in a few cities in the US, my favorite other the Austin was DC.
And Houston, Dallas, and especially San Antonio don’t have anywhere near the amount of ‘thick urban grit’ that most Northeastern, Midwestern, and West coast cities do. Houston may have a few small areas that come kind of close, but overall you’re just not going to find that level of urbanity anywhere in Texas. All the major Texas cities are overwhelmingly suburban and sprawly in nature. I’ve spent a lot of time in all 4 cities, and personally I can’t really tell the difference between any of them unless I’m right in the middle of their respective cores.
Raymond Alvarado - Sorry to burst your bubble, but whatever unique local flavor Austin once had is almost completely gone now. Today’s Austin much more closely resembles the Dallas and Houston of yesteryear than most Austinites are comfortable admitting to. In the last 20 or so years, Austin has become so corporatized, gentrified, sprawled out, traffic-congested, overpriced, and watered down compared to what it used to be. You’re right though... it was never supposed to become that, but it has happened. Now, if only Austin could add some of the diversity and urban character that Dallas and Houston have. As for San Antonio, well... I think they may now have Austin beat in the ‘unique local charm’ category. San Antonio has actually been smart about planning a few steps ahead of their growth and preserving their local flavor. The only thing all that “top cities in the U.S.” ranking hype nonsense has accomplished is to attract a certain element to Austin (in droves) that has crushed and continues to crush the city’s once-unique character. Austin was a MUCH better place to live when it was still Texas’ best kept secret. There’s just no stuffing that genie back in the bottle.
@catothewiser I hope you realize that the stuff you're talking about happens in every major city. I've lived in Austin for about 7 years or so, and I've never been robbed, vandalized, etc... Austin has one of the lowest crime rates in the country, and most of those crimes are low level. For a city of its size, Austin is very safe. Comparing it to a "third world country"... that's waaay out of proportion.
Hi there, I've been enjoying watching this. We film 4k natural sight and sound walks in soulful cities, and it's lovely to discover how we can share and learn so much from each other through channels such as this, especially about places we may never get to visit, thank you for taking the time to add it. Perhaps we could subscribe to each other and look forward to sharing more of the same.
Austin looks like way more modern than San Jose, where everyone knows is center of Silicon Valley. I've heard of brutal crimes frequently happening in Austin, but I'm not sure if this information is legit. But in overall, this city has better management, especially the downtown, than my current place, San Jose.
OAT351 maybe I misunderstand. It should be Houston where known as crimes not Austin. I haven't been in Texas before so I usually mess up the names of the big cities there. Thank you for correcting my points anw.
Sparkle shines of being shown that's what age is that degree of being shown that's on a NO way of them too is also glistening sprouts. That's babies created show me how much is the only thing that takes us since 2m way of diary to born way
DONT BE FOOLED ITS 104 IN SUMMERS AND 80 IN WINTERS I LIVE IN AUSTIN AND I CAN TELL YOU IF YOU LIVE IN PLACES LIKE COLORADO AND NEW MEXICO AND CALIFORNIA DONT COME IT SUCKS HERE
San Antonio has six flags,sea world,riverwalk the five time champions spurs,Alamodome for final four and Valero AlamoBowl,Splashtown,San Antonio Zoo,BestTEXMEX Food,San Antonio also has more shopping Malls than Austin and lastly We have more tourists for the Alamo and there is so much more to do in San Antonio than Austin though all being said I like Austin but I prefer to live in San Antonio cause there so much to do here with family and friends
Extremely expensive, even more liberal and taxes are unreal. It went from a great place to live to a very unpleasant one due to cost and nightmare traffic.
If you think Austin is extremely expensive you're not very well traveled city wise. It's one of the cheapest city I've seen. I'm moving there from Vegas, the difference in grocery price alone is amazing.
I’ll agree with ‘expensive’, but Austin really isn’t even half as liberal as people make it out to be. Maybe it’s ‘liberal’ by Texas standards, but that’s not saying much. Compared to actual majority-liberal cities like San Francisco, Seattle, Boston, D.C., Los Angeles, etc... Austin is actually much more centrist/moderate. I personally found the inner loop part of Houston to be a few steps to the left of Austin. Even certain parts of Dallas could give Austin a run for it’s money on that end. I think the reason everyone makes this big ordeal about Austin being some kind of heavy liberal bastion is because Austinites are always tooting their horn about it. “Oh look at us. We’re so ‘weird’, kooky, and liberal! Keep Austin weird, blah-blah”. I was pretty disappointed with Austin’s level of ‘weird’ and liberal during my years spent living there. However, yes... compared to places like Waco, Lubbock, and Tyler... Austin is definitely liberal.
Robert Daniel Curtis I lived there and everyone was pretty cool, some of the white people even speak Spanish better than some Mexicans lol, crime isn’t really high at all in Austin compared to Bakersfield CA
@@fishboi6811 It's not high. This comment was made off of a simple assumption I imagine, based on the fact that its Texas, the state where my dad almost was killed for not giving up his camera. I've since done a hell of a lot more research, now I just don't want to move there because it's too damn hot, haha
Congress avenue bat bridge. The Domain, I-Fly, Lakeline, Samsung factory tours, Tarrytown lakeside, Formula 1 racetrack, Tarrytown regattas, South-by-Southwest exposition, lower crime ratings, lower poverty, better schools, Round Rock and Pflugerville water parks nearby. Superior barbecue, police and fire departments. Better news sources. Amazon's main base of operations for Texas in Austin ensures daily minimal delivery times. Better city management- I don't recall Austin attempting to ban Chick-Fil-A from the city airport... San Antonio is a tourist town- that's all it's got going for it. Austin is a real town with major tech and military connections with countless job opportunities.
Check out Chicago skyline 🏙 Getting even bigger, just about to finish up a new building 90 plus stories, and more come, lived in Austin for a few years and was like what a cute little skyline, It’s gotten a little bigger but nothing like NY or Chicago SKYSCRAPERS, AND YET CHINA IS WAY AHEAD OF US NOW , sad to say, O well, not everyone can say they work in Chicago Construction, building these monsters is a blast.👍🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸💪🏼🇺🇸👍🏻👍🏻💪🏼👁👁
Cool to see- what a nightmare to live in. Freezing temperatures, major police corruption, awful public schools, embarrassing crime rates. But yeah, cool skyscrapers!
City, nature, culture. Seems like a perfect place to live.
Nibelheim it is
From my experiences it is
Nibelheim It certainly is
No it’s not. Go away. We don’t need or want more people moving here.
@@EMRP512 😂😂 oh come on now
I love Austin.
I’ll never forget California, but I’m never moving out of here, it’s amazing!
Ugh you’re from California
Hope you left your regressive politics in California.
@@web2yt488 They don't. Austin will look like San Francisco in 10 years sadly
@@brandonanderson5910 i hear it already is...
@@brandonanderson5910 Austin can never look like San Francisco
I lived in Austin in 1983 then visited in 2019 , What a change! But always an excellent place to live , beautiful and unforgettable!
The water hole is so fun even tho you have to hike for 10mins to it. Austin is a miniature Seattle of Texas. Love my birth state and getaway of Austin❤💙❤💙
I love the diversity here and the culture. I love all the outdoor events here from festivals, celebrations on the river, hiking in the hill country, renting a cabin alongside the lakes, to bat watching. I love knowing that more jobs and economic growth is coming soon and can’t wait to see this city be the most unique major city.
that skyline is getting so big !
Yandoff smiff Getting bigger it's getting a new tallest building by end of this year and a 3rd tallest. With way more on the way
Spooder man ya it's so exciting to see its so much more on the way
Mr. Booming Houston is a grimy, "wish I could be New York" type of city. Among many things along with Houston traffic, Austin still wins. Everything balanced. Not too big not too small.
Jim E - “wish I could be New York”? Uh... NO. Houston may be a lot of things, but a wanna-be NYC is definitely not one of them. At least not anymore than Austin wishes it could be San Francisco. Let’s not kid ourselves here. Neither Houston nor Austin are even close to what either city cracks themselves up to be. And sorry, but Austin’s traffic is easily worse than Houston’s. Austin has more natural beauty than Houston for sure, but your city still has some serious problems (as does Houston). Neither city should be casting stones at the other.
lol
Beautiful drone shots. Just what we needed to learn more about Austin.
...but "Specaial Thanks" @ 4:49 ;)
No
I freaking love Austin, it's my favorite part of Texas, because I love city's In general.
Also, I recommend Barton Springs, though it is so so cold
olivia cruz I used to live in Barton springs!👍🏻 but I live in Leander Texas now😕 I miss the city
Dallas !
Fort Stockton!
Texas More tree i love that's
Perfect. I saw first-time but so good.from Turkey
My favorite city, lived there for 2 years and I love it!
As a Houstonian I've got say your skyline getting pretty impressive a top of all the great places you have.
paradise. Austin is such a sweet city
I see this everyday on the drive to school. You get used to it.
Beautiful! The pool is awesome.
Wow,it looks so clean and organised,also very beautiful. Greetings from Greece.
Wow it’s really developing no wonder it’s voted one of the best places to live
wow beauiful city .looks like it rocks .got it all.
Clark Gable It's Texas' own version. :D
Jim E - Texas’ own version of what? California? Give me a break. Not even close, no matter how bad Austin wishes it could be some mini-San Francisco.
Im so happy and proud that i live here😍
great footage. Makes me wish I still lived there
Goofy Ink Caricatures same now I’m back in the Bakersfield, CA area again, wya?
I grew up here !! It's my Hometown !! Good Times !!
I live in Austin Texas I am lucky
Same me too dude
Me too
Yes
I'm lucky too!
People that don't live here always say this place sucks, but in reality its not that bad its good
EXCELLENT CITY
AWESOME CITY!!
I live in Austin it is a really good place too live i love the view 💖👌
Yes true
I live in Austin and last month became FAA certified. These are freaking awesome. I would love to fly my Mavic Air around our city.
Hey, I used to live here. It's a beautiful place definitely, but the cost of living forced us out of there. Austin keeps growing and growing :/
And yet the average wages and salaries remain stuck in the early 90’s.
Lindo lugar hermoso, país USA . Viva Texa!!! saludos. desde CHILE...
Muchas gracias Chile, desde USA!
What a beautiful place 😍
Great video!
Subbed 👍
beautiful city to
visit
Thanks for sharing! New friend from Austin here!
That's what was interesting to find out what's denied them to this lot of saying thank you so very much
Greatest City on Earth
Boa noite nossa que lugar bonito gostei muito
What a beautifully made video.
Very nice video! Great way to showcase a great city.
I like that they named one of their building after Great Texan Legend, Jim Bowie, who died defending the Alamo. I bet half the Californian transplants don't even now who he was. I'm a northeasterner myself, but I got a penchant for history, especially about the great West and the former Republic of Texas.
I love that because I live in Austin
My dream is to be there... Someday
You should do more cities like this! I watch channels that get millions of views for their city drone tours and this better than anything I’ve seen.
What’s the music you used for this video?
It's an original piece by the creator.
Love Austin from India
Love U-2
wow look at those numners!! keep it up man
thanks for the relaxing video
This is an ideal city, not too big not too small. Sometimes I wished I lived there.My only issue is the traffic on i35 as drive through. It never seems to let up.
I went for my b day, I wanna life there and go to UT Austin for college!
Very nice video and scenes.
Hello,
I was wondering about your drone footage of Austin. It's very beautiful. I plan on creating some products that aerial footage of Austin could work really well.
Do you share your footage freely? I can't pay for the footage because of Army PA guidance. I wish we had a budget for such things. And if you don't (totally understand) what can you tell me about flying drones downtown?
I do appreciate your time and consideration.
I live in austin and swim all the time :) wondering where 3:09 is. Would be amazing to go there !
Morgan Green that cliff is just down from The Flats basically in between Gus Fruh and Barton Springs.
Cloud Craft Studios thank you :)
@@morgan2558 really?
@OAT351 Cool👍
Seems idyllic... how many floors are the highest towers there?
Used to live in Leander...Miss Texas
Zoltoks same, I lived in NE Austin
Vidéo très sympa intéressante merci
I Love this Video
I lives in Austin it's beatiful.
Kevin Romo's u still like it?
I do miss my city
Could I use some of these shots for my trip video to austin (credit will be givin and you’ll be tagged)
Very nice
What sound/music is this it’s so soothing
Awesome work guys... What the motions tracking software your using?
can i use this footage for a youtube video?
what software do you use for post? I dig the precision text labels.
Rob V I use Final Cut for all the editing and Adobe After Effects for the titling. Not gonna lie, it's a fairly complicated process but if you can learn After Effects, you can do damn near anything you want in video.
Nice work!
what editing software do u use i do like these same type of vids
perfect to live
Where's the Berkeley campus?
I have been there once city looked like lil San Diego CA
Austin is certainly pretty city love all the new buildings. But it doesn't have as much of the thick urban grit that you find in San Antonio, Houston or Dallas.
Austin is unique not supposed to be like San Anto, or Dallas or any other city in Texas. One of the reason it is always ranked in the top cities in the US. Austin culture is different. I have lived in a few cities in the US, my favorite other the Austin was DC.
And Houston, Dallas, and especially San Antonio don’t have anywhere near the amount of ‘thick urban grit’ that most Northeastern, Midwestern, and West coast cities do. Houston may have a few small areas that come kind of close, but overall you’re just not going to find that level of urbanity anywhere in Texas. All the major Texas cities are overwhelmingly suburban and sprawly in nature. I’ve spent a lot of time in all 4 cities, and personally I can’t really tell the difference between any of them unless I’m right in the middle of their respective cores.
Raymond Alvarado - Sorry to burst your bubble, but whatever unique local flavor Austin once had is almost completely gone now. Today’s Austin much more closely resembles the Dallas and Houston of yesteryear than most Austinites are comfortable admitting to. In the last 20 or so years, Austin has become so corporatized, gentrified, sprawled out, traffic-congested, overpriced, and watered down compared to what it used to be. You’re right though... it was never supposed to become that, but it has happened. Now, if only Austin could add some of the diversity and urban character that Dallas and Houston have. As for San Antonio, well... I think they may now have Austin beat in the ‘unique local charm’ category. San Antonio has actually been smart about planning a few steps ahead of their growth and preserving their local flavor. The only thing all that “top cities in the U.S.” ranking hype nonsense has accomplished is to attract a certain element to Austin (in droves) that has crushed and continues to crush the city’s once-unique character. Austin was a MUCH better place to live when it was still Texas’ best kept secret. There’s just no stuffing that genie back in the bottle.
Austin could be Texas third city to have pro baseball and Pro football. Texas deserves it
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Is austin good to live
no the people are all psychopaths.
Yes I live there and I have a good education very good communities everywhere and every one is accepting of different cultures or beliefs
I've been in Austin my whole life and I go downtown every day. I have never seen or heard of any crime
PiGod 101 so a liberalized town in texas. great right when I thought texas was awesome.
@catothewiser I hope you realize that the stuff you're talking about happens in every major city. I've lived in Austin for about 7 years or so, and I've never been robbed, vandalized, etc... Austin has one of the lowest crime rates in the country, and most of those crimes are low level. For a city of its size, Austin is very safe. Comparing it to a "third world country"... that's waaay out of proportion.
summers are unbearably hot, but it is a nice city.
Now it's tent city
Hi there, I've been enjoying watching this. We film 4k natural sight and sound walks in soulful cities, and it's lovely to discover how we can share and learn so much from each other through channels such as this, especially about places we may never get to visit, thank you for taking the time to add it. Perhaps we could subscribe to each other and look forward to sharing more of the same.
Hey i live there
Jack Daniels same
me to!!
Jack Daniels Yep.
I'll be moving to Austin from Corpus Christi in a few short months. Joining Austin Travis County EMS. Can't wait to take it all in.
ayyyy Are you the guy from reddit?
Hello, The Pack's management team reached out to your email. We would appreciate your response.
Hey I live there 7w7
looks like it needs urban planning to make it more beautiful..
No pics of all the riots nor the blocking of the freeway downtown; nor of the Mayor/City Council wanting to defund the police.
Austin looks like way more modern than San Jose, where everyone knows is center of Silicon Valley. I've heard of brutal crimes frequently happening in Austin, but I'm not sure if this information is legit. But in overall, this city has better management, especially the downtown, than my current place, San Jose.
OAT351 maybe I misunderstand. It should be Houston where known as crimes not Austin. I haven't been in Texas before so I usually mess up the names of the big cities there. Thank you for correcting my points anw.
It is Texas State 'Capitol' !
You cannot love it
But I do, but done be jealous friend
Been living in Austin, finding another place to move to
@OAT351 What the best resources if looking to move to the city or interested at all
2nd favorite city in USA.
My first is San Diego.
Nice city though!
Oh
Sparkle shines of being shown that's what age is that degree of being shown that's on a NO
way of them too is also glistening sprouts.
That's babies created show me how much is the only thing that takes us since 2m way of diary to born way
Stop moving here.
Sorry for bringing tax dollars and jobs
Quality of life ultimately is more attractive than the maddening crowds, soaring housing costs and an over-stressed infrastructure.
Don't worry, too damn expensive for my blood.
Now Democrat own the house now. Not gonna happen because Democrat love jack up the cost of living.
Cory Soto More taxes= more police, fire, and medics. Rather than the one sheriff town Texas aspires to portray.
Too old, time to expand this with new developed area
5:05
DONT BE FOOLED ITS 104 IN SUMMERS AND 80 IN WINTERS I LIVE IN AUSTIN AND I CAN TELL YOU IF YOU LIVE IN PLACES LIKE COLORADO AND NEW MEXICO AND CALIFORNIA DONT COME IT SUCKS HERE
ya it is XD
Well ya... that's what the entire state is like...
San Antonio has six flags,sea world,riverwalk the five time champions spurs,Alamodome for final four and Valero AlamoBowl,Splashtown,San Antonio Zoo,BestTEXMEX Food,San Antonio also has more shopping Malls than Austin and lastly We have more tourists for the Alamo and there is so much more to do in San Antonio than Austin though all being said I like Austin but I prefer to live in San Antonio cause there so much to do here with family and friends
You forgot the most important part - San Antonio actually has decent freeways.
Guadalupe Reyes just put an amazing skyline and San Antonio literally will destroy every other city in Texas 😂😂😂 but as of right now I prefer Austin
🇺🇲🇺🇲✊🌟🌟❤️🤞✝️💐
Extremely expensive, even more liberal and taxes are unreal. It went from a great place to live to a very unpleasant one due to cost and nightmare traffic.
If you think Austin is extremely expensive you're not very well traveled city wise. It's one of the cheapest city I've seen. I'm moving there from Vegas, the difference in grocery price alone is amazing.
I’ll agree with ‘expensive’, but Austin really isn’t even half as liberal as people make it out to be. Maybe it’s ‘liberal’ by Texas standards, but that’s not saying much. Compared to actual majority-liberal cities like San Francisco, Seattle, Boston, D.C., Los Angeles, etc... Austin is actually much more centrist/moderate. I personally found the inner loop part of Houston to be a few steps to the left of Austin. Even certain parts of Dallas could give Austin a run for it’s money on that end.
I think the reason everyone makes this big ordeal about Austin being some kind of heavy liberal bastion is because Austinites are always tooting their horn about it. “Oh look at us. We’re so ‘weird’, kooky, and liberal! Keep Austin weird, blah-blah”. I was pretty disappointed with Austin’s level of ‘weird’ and liberal during my years spent living there. However, yes... compared to places like Waco, Lubbock, and Tyler... Austin is definitely liberal.
Damn hipsters taking over
Boxcar Racer Better than the inbreds at least. Although the prices are getting ridiculous.
Inbred hipsters.
4:13 The Republican section of Austin.
Is Austin far liberal? I’m thinking about moving there from Cali. Trying to get away from the libs..
What? No taco stands? Half of atx is tacos 😏😂
KEEP AUSTIN WEIRD!
Lamest slogan ever.
Rule of thumb, if your hair isn’t purple or blue drive on through!
Austin looks great. It's a bummer that it's in Texas though. Crime is way too high, and it is isn't too welcoming to foreigners.
Robert Daniel Curtis I lived there and everyone was pretty cool, some of the white people even speak Spanish better than some Mexicans lol, crime isn’t really high at all in Austin compared to Bakersfield CA
Crime is high? That’s news to me
@@fishboi6811 It's not high. This comment was made off of a simple assumption I imagine, based on the fact that its Texas, the state where my dad almost was killed for not giving up his camera. I've since done a hell of a lot more research, now I just don't want to move there because it's too damn hot, haha
Your right best stay where you are.
I will. I'd rather not live in a furnace
Skyline is nice to have but there just buildings what’s really there to do besides 6 st
Congress avenue bat bridge. The Domain, I-Fly, Lakeline, Samsung factory tours, Tarrytown lakeside, Formula 1 racetrack, Tarrytown regattas, South-by-Southwest exposition, lower crime ratings, lower poverty, better schools, Round Rock and Pflugerville water parks nearby. Superior barbecue, police and fire departments. Better news sources. Amazon's main base of operations for Texas in Austin ensures daily minimal delivery times. Better city management- I don't recall Austin attempting to ban Chick-Fil-A from the city airport... San Antonio is a tourist town- that's all it's got going for it. Austin is a real town with major tech and military connections with countless job opportunities.
@@jime3281 I stopped reading when you said Samsung factory tours. WTF!👀
@@Boxhead42 Lectured by a guy named "Box Head" WTF! 👀
Check out Chicago skyline 🏙 Getting even bigger, just about to finish up a new building 90 plus stories, and more come, lived in Austin for a few years and was like what a cute little skyline, It’s gotten a little bigger but nothing like NY or Chicago SKYSCRAPERS, AND YET CHINA IS WAY AHEAD OF US NOW ,
sad to say, O well, not everyone can say they work in Chicago Construction, building these monsters is a blast.👍🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸💪🏼🇺🇸👍🏻👍🏻💪🏼👁👁
Cool to see- what a nightmare to live in. Freezing temperatures, major police corruption, awful public schools, embarrassing crime rates. But yeah, cool skyscrapers!
I love you austin Texas .a perfect city tour live👌
The one thing that sucked is. Downtown smell like pee n homeless people.
Cory Soto Which part of downtown? Or were you standing next to a shelter lmao
Oh, you mean just like the downtown of literally every single city in America?
Too flat!