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- For this episode of Streets by VICE we are in Miami traveling along Biscayne Blvd. The main artery to the city stretching north to south as it takes us through neighborhoods as marvelous, and strange as the city itself.
We’ll catch up with the people who give Miami its vibrancy, from big budget property developers & international DJ's to former drug traffickers and artists, and get to see what makes Miami and it’s energy so distinct
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anyone notice when he discribes the coffee as brutally dark some old black dude in the backround starts staring him down hard lol
😂😂😂 that was ving rhames
Can you give use a time stamp
8:17 minutes = ving Rhames in a beanie hat chewing his own face off
Lol
Vice Miami or Miami Vice?
+tmac9938 Miami Vice
Aw u said it first! xD
LMAO
Vice city
What about Vice City ? 😎
Yes, but what they don't tell you is that there is also massive poverty, corruption, and violence.
Dominic Slade like any other place NYC & L.A. just as bad, they choose to report positive things though the witchcraft is satanic spirituality
No, that is a fallacy. Miami has a higher crime rate that almost every city in America.
@@dominicslade6977 What Smooth Vibes said is true though. NYC and LA have it just as bad if not worse
Which is what kinda makes gentrification a good thing; it drives out the violent thugs.
@@dominicslade6977 Source?
Lol I like how Miami looks lit in this video. But then I look out my window and I'm just here like where it at though
+Enzo Sanchez LOL, I know right.
+Enzo Sanchez both of you should get out the fucking house more and go see it for yourself.
+TheWeaponzzz yeah and go to every strip club down in brickel and get sti's from whores and end up being mugged by homeless people for having a new pair of shoes on, no thanks
+Enzo Sanchez that;s just for the tourist... we stuck in the hood
you clearly are illiterate too. I said "areas like overtown" and by the way broward is NOT Miami and although fuck ass homestead is in Miami Dade County NO ONE FROM MIAMI COUNTS IT AS MIAMI. When I talk about Miami i talk from doral to coconut grove to aventura to miami lakes. Anything inside those points is really Miami. No one comes to Miami or anyone that truly lives in Miami will waste their time going to any of those locations you just named day or "night"
Living in Brickell. Depressed everyday dealing with these South American snobs all day. Man purses all over the place. Who the fuck dresses in a suit to go across the street to go to Publix to buy a few things? Wtf? The stories our doorman tell me. Lol
Lol! I can't believe people there where suits just to go to the grocery store.
+Daniel B I can only imagine. It's like they live in their little bubble. Sort of like a giant hghschool or a overgrown version of Melrose place. Some may dress "fashionably" but they do not own style as they have none and they can never set trends as they only see what was in style 3 years ago and mimic.
+Daniel B So what if they wear suits, suits can be worn as an everyday attire for anything other than the beach i guess lol, it doesn't really matter, back then that was the norm but apparently in this generation you can't anymore unless you are going to your job/interview or something.
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South Florida is being overrun by fucks. It saddens me
S/o to all the hoods that werent metioned here (Homestead, Perrine, Goulds, Opa locka, Allapattah, Lincoln Field, Brownsville, Overtown, The Grove, etc.) They mentioned Biscayne Blvd but dade county people know thats not Miami.
+mrwaves1 To be fair he probably avoided overtown at all costs.
brownsville ✋
what does the title say... read. clearly states only Biscayne blvd
they made miami seem so awesome but they forgot to mention everything west of south beach....
+oneFichi10 it says "Miami (biscayne blvd). Now a person who does not know anything about miami will think that biscayne blvd is the heart of miami when in reality everything west of this is the true Miami. He only focused on the hipster areas of the city.
Miami is a great city & not everyone's cup of tea. Everyone has their preferences. This documentary doesn't make justice leaves out other places & certainly doesn't represent Miami as whole.
Beautiful people only: VICE takes in the many colors along the Bay via a trip down Biscayne Blvd., Miami's main drag.
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You guys need to make a video about the ghettos of Miami that's the real face of this beautiful cursed place I live here and let me tell you you only scratched the surface
+derty QWERTY 42°N
They should do a special on Opa Locka, or Brownsville, hell even Miami Gardens, it's awful. You're 100% correct.
+VICE Beatiful people only ?? Miami is a fucking Zoo and a shitole.
+VICE should do an special about pork and beans. the real Miami.
+VALDIGNE aand also full of really attractive people
This doesn't show real Miami at all only the most famous part. If you go to the neighborhood of Carol City you'll be shocked of the crime and deaths that goes through a beautiful city. Miami isn't only beaches, parties and drugs; it is a dangerous city.
Carol city aint apart of the City of Miami. It is apart of dade county
They only named it miami gardens to make it seem nice. Lol 😆
1983 was a great year, but it sure was deadly in the 80s. And I was thankful I was just a kid then. Saint Mary Catholic School was a 8 minute walk and Notre Dame was 5 minutes on Sunday mornings. Didn't stop Miami PD messing with you though
Yes, Miami can be pretty depressing. It’s captivating at first glance but you can see through the veneer real quick. I feel like there’s no middle ground there, you’re either doing really well or really bad. The average and affordable house in Miami is comparable to houses in the hoods of other cities.
i can't believe this boy got a spiritual cleansing
Lmaoooo x2
Right!+
Crazy asl
Que clase comepinga
Not the usual cliche tourist spots but real. Although this needs part 2 and 3! Love this city!
These are literally the tourist spots
Love this series. Keep em coming!
That show could have been way longer. So much more to this city.
The host looks like he's an extra from The Warriors.
+Evan Saltare he looks like he's trying to be one, but actually just regular d-bag
***** A cross between them and the dudes on rollerskates they fought in the subway.
spot on bro lol
+Evan Saltare CAN YOU DIG ITTTTT!
MickyAvStickyHands dat Prince profile pic doe lol
Already loving Streets by VICE. Well done! Great choice of music too.
These are my favorite segments on VICE.
Yay! So cool! My hometown and I live right on Biscayne & 125th ;) Very cool seeing Vice wander our familiar artistic and unique streets.
Biscayne and 125 the street, I stay at the Best Western in the corner. I like the location, close to the freeway and cause way.
Shannon Leta wanna chuck?
I lived in Keystone Point the 80's!
@@dougaxio9923 o
hi neighbor, I'm born and raised off of 125st and right by 95. LOL
im from miami but i feel this documentary was missing things
paperfol they missing the porn industry
Like anything even remotely redeeming? I’m not sure there is, but they should have at least tried
I grew up in Miami and finally left in 1986. This is not really Miami. This city has a really ugly side, hate to say
They allways do bro!.
From my glad i left
305 Dade County home of the AK 47 and the 8 Ball
Dade city 352
Voodoo does not come from the Caribbean, it is from Africa, Benin Dahomy , and was transported to the Caribbean from the enslavement of Africans. In Latin countries with large African populations ie: Cuba, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Colombia, Venezuela, Panama, Costa Rica etc, it's referred to as Santaria. the English speaking countries Obeah. It's all African.
And Voodoo isn't the only magical system that came either like Palo Mayombe
@@helielfilmz3348 don't forget Baba Booey.
@@sitdowndogbreath No doubt
nope the one with natral al ha majestico withches gabrielahta thisr@@helielfilmz3348
They forgot to mention sinkholes, reptiles, and meth labs as popular tourist attractions...
Sinkholes are very rare in South Florida.
Most the "sinkholes" in miami are not the ones that occur in northern florida due to limestone. Miamis is usually just shitty built pipes and road that burst underneath lol
This report it is so Shallow and Lazy, before Wynwood art scene there was the Design District art scene made up of most of artists kicked out of places like Lincoln rd and española Way! and just like that Wynwood art scene is controlled by developers using the term of Art Scenes as their cover for their stupid and ridiculous projects . The next phase for the artists trying to make a living is actually Little Haiti, Lemon City and Little river area.
octoloco I wouldn't doubt your input, this short documentary left out Coconut Grove, Kendall etc. maybe not an artist hotspot but part of Miami. Sad that this young man goes to report witchcraft & doesn't check out King Jesus Ministry church in Miami, a thriving congregation in the US
This show is lit. It covered South Miami and where its headed today. Good job!
I remember all of it, cause I was there, my family have generations in Miami. We're black American. It's funny they didn't mention what black American's had here. Like Overtown was like Harlem in New York. All the greats came here like Nat King Cole and so on, Cassius Clay aka Muhammad Ali lived here, tell the whole story, not just the latino side.
Myami One I agree. They try to hide the African American history of Miami. Damn shame.
@z ҉ kinda like how the latin side came up off murders, gang bangs & white collar corruption?
What you talking about luv they mention little haiti. Miami got alot of black American but miami ain't an American culture state like Tennessee or Virginia.thiz is immigrants playground carribeans and South America all day baby baby we made miami.
Being born and raised in Miami, I was really happy watching this video cause ya know, represent. I was also bored cause I already know all this stuff lol
You’re cool
6:57 'I love Cuba' yeah right
A recent Vice video that I really enjoyed watching? Woah!
Amazing video. I'm from Miami and even I learned a lot.
Biscayne Blv is not Miami. That area does not reflect what Miami is. Wynwood is Hipster trash by rich pretentious white kids. If VICE is doing more of a Miami series, please focus on the neighborhoods that make it Miami- Stick to Mainland Miami(Miami Beach is not Miami). Miamian speaking about Miami
There's always gotta be an angry cat lady who has nothing to offer but pointless bickering. And me, the fool who replies to her comment.
Haha. Not even a mention of Overtown. Didn't want any part of that, I guess?
Can't imagine this guy actually having a successful interview with anyone from there. I know Vice goes into dangerous places but..
Nobody wants any part of Overtown. It's pretty much just a drug market.
George Castro that people live in... there’s still stories to be heard from that area
Overtown is all big condos now. Nothing like back in the day. New overtown is different like new biscayne blvd.
Best streets by VICE episode in my opinion.
Bravo. A refreshing perspective of Miami. You dipped your toes in many different ponds and that was most interesting and entertaining. Thx.
These VICE Streets are awesome!
To a local, this looks like a tourist guide.
The big turtle in the little bucket irritated me!
+AnimalHouseforReal yeah.. poor tur tur
too bad
So sad. But animal abuse sadly happens everywhere. :(
that's not even the worst part. . . why do you think botanicas sell live animals?
they kill it and leave it on the side of the street for their rituals..im from miami
Good shit Vice! Next time you pass through Miami hit me up...
Nothing beats Miami or south Florida!
allot of regards there
BlackDeath12345 born and raised here don't care what people say or think
+John hansome They are jealous
+John hansome I lived in Miami, as well as SoCal, Chicago, and many other places. Miami and South Florida were my least favorite places. SoCal rocks!
+krnpowr Well.. we are all glad you no longer live here. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
I live in Miami my whole life and I wouldnt trade it for anything...its unique in its own way
I saw that King Costume guy in the credits on my way to Wolfson the other day. I still have no clue what he does.
I love vice..I love the information....I love life...
Isn't Miami gonna be underwater in 20 years?
It'll take a little more than 20 years
+Nastassia Thompson yes projections are in the 25-40 year range
+rurutu M It will
There would have to be some serious sink holage and a few big storms which is definitely possible. I'm not saying it absolutely won't happen and the more we build here the bigger that possibility becomes but I live on the coast and I feel like if it really was going to just be in 20 years then businesses wouldn't be investing in property nor would normal people for housing. Renovations are always being done to these massive villas on the beach and modern houses are also being incorporated. But hey what do I know. People don't really do shit until something bad happens. And can't always believe what you hear ✌
:( looking at Miami from google earth the average elevation is 9-12 feet. it wouldn't take much of a storm surge to flood most of the residential zones and you guys are in areas prone to hurricanes.
It's good to see such a cool city getting better over the years.
Legit think that's my car at 12:17!! can now say I'm a part of a vice doc hahaha. Love you guys.
12:40 so considerate and such good customer service with the clear piece on the barber thing that keeps the hair off of you
Every hair dresser does that?
Best video every!!! Miami is becoming cultured finally! Miami is the best city for Vice to speak of! Wish they spoke more about the importance and so much more Miami has to say and do!
Lived in Miami for 22 years, hated it, glad I left.
@George Kaftan the pussy kept him here.
he aint know that 305 chocha and thats exactly why he leaving... guess that junkie from the block aint round no'mo' brooo
@@kurisujesusgarcia2800 oh stop it now, he needed time to heal.
Haul ass,u not missed😆😆😆😆✌👏
That's a cool zoom in from outer space in the beginning.
This brings a lot of nostalgia when I was single living in 1990's and stories about women and me I can't describe it....
who is the guy doing the video with the curly hair?
"Miami's future looks bright". Right bro! Maybe if you're growing gills and can breath underwater! The whole bottom part of the state is going to shrink, the ocean is going to reclaim 305.
+tommykwikstep LMAOO will see.
Only people that never been to south florida say that. Look at pictures of the beaches and buildings from the 70s the waterline is at the same place as it is today.
The most detailed view so far of MIAMI. Miami is NOT ONLY South Beach. Even though this video shows a lot of my city. They still don't show a lot of Miami but hey, how much info can you put in one vid? ;)
PS I live in North Bay Village. Literally less than a 2-3 minute drive to biscayne.
Miami. Either you're rich or you're poor if you live there.
That's what my friend from Sunrise, FL told me. I wanted to move there at 19. He convinced me to consider the west coast. Today, I've been living in St. Pete for 13 years and I'm damn glad with my decision. It's a paradise here. If you're young and you want to move to FL, Tampa Bay is amazing. They glamorize Miami in this video, but visit the real city a few times. I stayed in a motel in Opa Locka once. Give that experience a try, seriously.
Thank you Vice for Miami, you give a new step forward to advertorial. I love the fake rebels. They are good for my business.
I laugh at the people that talk shit bout Miami but save money for a whole year just to vacation to Miami. People that aren't from here are salty af.....not saying it's something out this world but Miami is fucking amazing.
Agreed...
Miami is a cool city but I couldn't live there.
+socialchronic you don't want to live here, trust me.
+Streta
What's so bad about it?
+socialchronic why?
Wow, props. As a miami native, i say well done.
That sub he’s eating is actually good I tired it and fell in love since
Miami Vice :)
let's hope this kid never gets in front of a camera again.... you can see how fed up Mikey was, this kid asked the same 3 questions everyone else does when they find out who Mikey was. He should have talked about the pizza, would have been more intresting. I have a lot of love for vice and their gorilla style of documentaries, but take this hipster off camera.
Agree! Dude is just lame, not hating but he does honestly suck at his job
Been here all my life and don’t intend to ever leave ❤
I lived in Biscayne Blvd n Miami since I was born in northeast 28St
Do New Orleans/ burbon st.
I live in miami its wonderful! Magic city also as in 'lets make some money' great place to start! :)
It would be cool if Vice did an episode on Delmar Boulevard in STL.
Love Miami have been going there for years
voodoo started in the carribean? voodoo still has deep strong roots in africa nigerian yorubas especially practiced it alot and still do to this day.
VarsityMedia Yeah, he said it was used by slaves brought to Haiti to combat French rule and their impose of Christianity.
Haitian voodoo did. Because it was basically a mixture of the religions of multiple African countries (not just nigeria)
Basically a pan-african religion type deal
Oh.. we can't dislike VICE Canada videos anymore? Cool. Guess we'll just have to report them until you correct the issue.
Born and raised in Miami and still live in FL and the truth is Miami is like no other city, it has such a rich culture, including its food, music, scenery, fashion and art but it has it’s negative aspects as well not shown in this documentary. Parts of Miami have a real high level of drug, gang, crime and murder rate issues. The Miami Vice tv show isn’t too far fetched from the 1980s Miami but today while the Cocaine hey days are mainly in the past, it still struggles with its issues. Just saying I never go to Miami at night without my steel. I have lots of love for the 305 just wish all parts of Miami could be shown in this.
Correction, Miami's TRUE main artery is 27th avenue.
The 'journalist' (presenter) says "it's impossible today to imagine what it would be like to have to flee your country, leave your parents, leave your life, in order to survive and start anew in another place entirely..." This newsman obviously never watches world news... or maybe he'd just smoked a doobie with Ahol earlier...
I honestly thought that was a joke. Like he was going to say, just kidding it's happening now at the southern border... Haha nope, just a dummy
I only clicked the video because I thought the guy was the Boston bomber
you guys really need to do an episode on Toronto, making the most noise this year
Ooooooooh My Gooooood!!!!! Lmao!!
That spiritual cleansing tho!!!! Lmao!
Props to you boy! Big props to YOU!!!
Wouldn’t have been me! Lol
if you're thinking of coming to Miami: don't.
Why not?
@@erics2305 I have to concur I'm only here because I got family here and kids otherwise I would look at either Texas or Utah.
@@charlesscott27 I see well Eric it's a long story Miami is fun to party but if you think it's going to be easy street living down here it's not it's a different kind of Hustle and the driving here is absolutely horrible you have to bring your A game down here along with Healthcare you have to hustle to get it which you can get it by the way you have to ask every question possible who's paying my bill
weres rick ross?
Love the 305 with all its defects but with all its flavor. GTA VI Coming up, gonna be Miami in the 80s, well actually South Florida, and nearby islands. I am going to be loving it.
Pretty good doc. Not too deep but basically sums it up.
C'mon Vice. . . being all sweetly nostalgic about Cuban culture. How many Afro-cubanos were part of the pedro pan program?
In 50 years, it'll all be underwater due to ice cap melt, so enjoy it while it lasts
No Doubt
wow, great ART from this guy
I came to Miami from Brooklyn when I was 7 years old 1974 we lived in the motels on Collins avenue my mom worked at the conover hotel and the Fontainebleau she actually slept and fell at the fountain blue and sue them and then bought our first house in Hialeah.
Back then Jerry Lewis used to do is telethon at the fountain blue and I used to hang out with the Stars behind the curtain that's when I met Lenny and squiggy and put cigarettes up Lenny's nose on squiggy's request.
Voodoo (or Vodou in Haiti) did not start in the Caribbean. It started in West Africa around Ghana, Sierra Leone, Benin. And it didn't start as some form of guise to be able to practice an actual religion, trying to avoid the pressures of Christianity. It was mixed with Christianity to maintain Vodou traditions, but it wasn't created for that. Come on y'all.
Word they got the whole information wrong
HXGJ2 Seriously I can't believe they didn't fact check their shit more
my parents were born in Haiti but I'm not from Miami
QUEENS,NYC BABY
by the way most haitians dont do voodoo we are mostly protestants
@@zman9315 people who practice that are usually in the country
SHUT*
@@sitdowndogbreath and by the country that means COUNTRY, like the country parts of Haiti
@@mixtapemania6769 get off your cell phone while driving please it's becoming a joke
this was mad interesting
I love living here!
I freakin' love Miami, well...sunny isles, holywood, etc
zeliz so u love north Miami, shit u might as well be in Broward
See, this pisses me off. Cuban's weren't the first ones here. They really didn't make a mark until the late 80's early 90's. Blacks were here also, blacks went through the riots, blacks went through all the B.S. with cops and the Government. Luke Skywalker and 2 live crew, Uncle Al, Jam Pony Express weren't mentioned as far as the music, and the Bass. Bass is an African thing, came from the beating of drums to relay messages and so on. I love everyone in Miami, it took everyone to make Miami what it is, every race, tradition and so on. That's why Miami is Magic City, like no other city.
Its AWESOME hearing a FELLOW FLORIDIAN , STANDING UP FOR HIS HOMETOWN NO, MATTER HOW REALLY FUCKED UP IT HAS BECOME & IT BASICALLY DOESN'T MAKE A DAMN UNLESS YOU ARE IN THE 6 DIGIT INCOME YEARLY CAUSE OTHERWISE LIKE EVERYONE ELSE IN MIAMI, IF YOU'RE NOT PART OF THE MONEY MACHINE, THEN YOU'RE LIKE THE MAJORITY OF FOLKS HERE YOU'RE JUST CIRCLING THE DRAIN TILL ITS YOUR TIME TO END UP IN THE SEWER... A BIG HELP WOULD BE HANDING OUT CONDOMS & CLEAN NEEDLES THOSE TWO SIMPLE ITEMS WILL PREVENT BABY'S THAT CANT BE TAKEN CARE OF OR NOT WANTED & CLEAN NEEDLES WILL HOPEFULLY PREVENT FOLKS FROM SPREADING THERE DISEASES , TO MANY OF THE FOLKS DOWN THERE ESPECIALLY THE SINGLE MOTHERS & THE MALES THAT NO, THEY CANT AFFORD A NEW OR ANOTHER CHILD ITS CALLED TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR ONE'S ACTIONS !!!! BUT IF THEY DONT USE SUCH ITEMS EVEN WHEN THERE AVAILABLE FOR FREE IS LIKE THE OLD SAYING YOU CAN BUY THE BOOKS & SEND THEM TO SCHOOL BUT ITS UP TO THEM TO DO RIGHT OR CONTINUE SETTING A PISS POOR EXAMPLE OF THEMSELVES & ( DESTROYING ) THEMSELVES & THERE RACE FROM THE INSIDE OUT....
Great video! I love MIA!
Vice is the best channel
Steve's is the best pizza place in Miami.
gta vice city :D
You guys have to go an update now!
I thought it's the guy in brother green eats on the thumbnail lol
Informant aka (snitch) so that's how he survived .?
Mickey was not a FBI informant , or he would not be doing 120 months again in FEDERAL PRISON , AS OF TODAY ,MAX MERMERSTEIN IS THE GUY THAT GAVE THEM ALL UP MICKEY AND BOAT CREW , GET YOUR FACT RIGHT YOUNG BOY .
Not a mention of the porn industry. I'm disappointed.
i soooo like these videos!
What's the track in the very beginning of the episode?
Who goes to Steve pizza ?
Everyone
Went there another day. 😁
Voo doo cleansing is possession by other means.
saw you had Micky on there, jaaaa, great pilot there i was in Brunswick Co NC 60's
Was the dude so busy he had to give the interview in the barber chair like an old mafia Don? Lol! I'll bet there's a nice suit under the barber cape.