Take a Ride Miami | Social Issues Documentary | Full Movie
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.ย. 2023
- When many people think of Miami, they immediately think of South Beach - an outstretch of beautiful sand. This documentary raises awareness about the violence in Miami and reveals daily problems Miami residents face.
Stars: Anthon Samuel, Soulja Livin Tru, Yung Quay, Project Stacks, Lil Josh
Directed by Anthon Samuel, Guillermo Olivo
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We as black folk really need to watch this. This is the most heartfelt and touching documentary that I've seen in a long time. As a 50 year old father, my face was wet during the segment about King Carter. I felt the pain in his father's voice. The struggle continues. B1
Why we need to watch this it's been the same story for the pass 50 years
@@battletestedcane8457 you sound hopeless. Like a mofo that’s about to give up…
@@battletestedcane8457💯
Heart felt? Don’t fool yourself, ain’t no hearts out here. It was already written…
Especially in the MIA
Miami born & raised! This doc hits hard! 💯
Miami made Lauderdale raised
Broward in the house!!! I've only made it 4min into this but let me just go ahead and say I appreciate all the hard work {I'm sure} this took! And to show people what it's really like instead of JUST THE COLORFUL/LIGHTED PALM TREES YOU SEE ON THE POSTCARDS
Miami needed this documentary, much respect!
Who in their right mind want to go visit that side of Miami. Im from Miami, and I for sure won't go there even if they paid me.
That should tell you something in itself
Im from liberty City. Like the dude said the game has changed. In the 80's and 90's it was a lot of drugs but nobody was getting killed like that.
The only thing that can change your life is YOU. Don’t sit around waiting for someone to do it for you it will never happen. Believe in yourself it can be done. Blessings
Miami is my home town. I left year ago and I am sad to see that nothing ever changes.
I used to live in Overtown for almost 2 years. The locals HATE Wynwood but Wynwood is Overtown 💯
Locals hate new Wynwood
@@lthudgins love it
Anthon story as well as the man that lost his 6 year old son to gun violence brought tears to my eyes. Anthon losing his father made me think about my grandfather that passed away who was my father. We do have a choice as black people who’s faced trauma due to our environment and our losses. You can either become what you been through or you can overcome it. The choice is yours!
I grew up in Broward always hearing stories everyday about Miami and seeing how shit really go down. This was the most heartfelt and inspiring documentary I’ve watched in a while. I felt the pain and struggle throughout the whole video ! Keep going you got this !
Accurate AF. Born and raised and people totally dismiss this part of the 305.
Miami is what’s on the other side of that bridge. Kudos for showing the outta towners the real dade county, for most locals and natives it’s not some paradise it’s a real struggle. Love from palm beach.
Everywhere in the US is a struggle but I understand how miami ppl feel cause out if towners and transplants move down there and act like shit is sweet there yet the cities they come from the struggle is no different
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A real struggle🤔but why? Perhaps it is because there are so many opportunities that out of towners don't take for granted. Look at how the Hispanics have taken over.
This was beautiful and inspirational on so many levels.Much Respect
Born and raised in the County of Dade aka Fade County! 43 years. This doc hit close to home..
The premature deaths of young African American males in America have been identified as a public health crisis.
This film gives a vivid depiction of this crisis. Thank all of you for sharing your story and I greatly appreciate the work all of you are doing. It is time for us to change the narrative to our story on the G Code.
Great video.. thank you!
Congratulations on your success, academic achievements & overcoming your trial & tribulations Anton Samuels!
This was a dope documentary👏🏾💪🏾
I've been living in Miami 35 years I can honestly say not one single life in this video matters they could all be gone today and they wouldn't be missed by anyone that's why they are the way they are because their lives don't matter to even them.
Come on now. They all just victims of their environment. To say their lives are worthless is harsh.
Man shut up
Miami is a tough place but mane you could have your time of your life in the city you just gotta stay out the way and move militant
So the women, children and normal, non criminal men should move "militant " and then they won't be a victim of random violence? You are severely delusional.
Not to take anything away from Miami but all of this is nothing new this is life in every major city in America and even some small cities just a different landscape
Yea seriously dat Een exclusive to no one City in America awl of em wit colored people like dat in da ghetto
Excellent documentary. Very well done. We hear news reports of these shootings so often that we tend to become desensitized to the tragedy of the shattered families left behind.
Much luv and respect for this amazing documentary 👏🏾 🖤✊🏽
This should be shown thru schools thruout the u.s. every child every teenager every adult should and needs to watch this. My heart goes out to Kung Carters family may you always rest in peace King Anthon you are truly an inspiration
This was such a great documentary. So blessed to have been raised in the suburbs about 30 mins away from the cities mentioned. My family members have all moved from down there by the 90’s. The gun violence is disgusting. Violence can happen anywhere however it is much more common there. My condolences to every last person lost to gun violence. We can continue to mentor the youth through our various organizations and pray for a change. ❤
Great documentary!
This needs to be seen worldwide 👍
Aint the rest of the worlds problem.
Stop saying that bullshit “military type weapon.” Firearms manufacturer do not sell consumers the same thing they produce for the military. We don’t use AKs, bootleg Macs, or even AR15s. Fully Educate yourself before publishing ignorance. All those dudes you see with the guns, I bet none of them have had any form of formal training to learns how to safely and accurately operate that firearm; yet alone allowed to own that firearm. They buy what they see on TV and in music videos or whatever they can get their hands on. I’m from Dade County, I know a few people in this video and related to a one. But we took different paths, they chose the “thug life,” I chose the military then law enforcement. The Circle of Brotherhood said it best: “guns don’t kill people, people with guns and bad intentions kill people.”
I love what this documentary shows because I’m sick of explaining to people there’s more to Miami than beaches and what’s shown in TV. But there is also good within these areas (which some was shown). I feel a documentary about the firearm community in Florida should also be shown, shoot, I’ll help.
great documentary
everyone wanna be a smakka .. no one wanna get money ... to much hate in the city .. them broward kids all show each other love
🫡 💯🏝️😬⛅️🥷
This is a great film
If that was my son I would lose my mind and start tearing up the city
The pain must have been crazy for the family.
Same thing I was thinking.
They don't care, they still on the same bs that killed they son. The people in the community gave them money to move and get away from Miami guess what the moved right back 😂😂
The only thing holding them jits back is their “MINDSET” it starts with your MIND … shout out to them OGs who trying to help solve their problems in their communities because it’s not a hood.
Anton is very bright and articulate and hopefully he can push through all that adversity and become the greatest version of himself.
Great documentary from the visuals to the pace and flow … very captivating.
RIP King and Alexandria and the too many to name that has perished over individuals who refuse to change their mindset and brag about being X times a felon.
Amazing job
As a dude from the streets when I came to Miami I did not want to see the hood, crime, violence etc. I want the Miami i need to see not more street shit. That’s backwards. Every city got their problems. That’s for yall not visitors.
Ain't no way where ever you from you never heard of football and that miami is the ruffest in the sport. The otherside of the causeway miami beach is what you was looking to visit not miami in that case cousin
@@user-ne7yl3op7m huh? 😂
I've never been to the Miami area but there is no way I'd want to visit Miami inner city after seeing this. No one wants to visit the projects of NYC or LA. People visit other cities for the beauty that is marketed to them. What's the purpose of visiting the hood in another major city unless you're trying to get gp. Logical people don't go on vacation for gp
Im a dade baby. Us colombians never had fathers none of us 90's babies had fathers they all was killed.. however i must say the streets raised me and i appreciate it like you do not imagine. Me coming from such a strong environment and not done one day in prison is truely a miracle . im now a great example to my children. Ima excellent person in my society. miami is the greatest city ever america is beautiful it has giving me everything. That starts to become a reality once you leave the streets alone.
Salute
Nice work 👍🏽
Facts I have a similar story I’m Colombian born in Fort Lauderdale without a father it’s hard out here
Wow this documentary is so insightful and real eye opener very sad 😢 to see so many young innocent kids dying we as parents try not to let our kids become a product of there own environment rest in paradise🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 to all the young fallen kings n queens
Great Documentary.
What an incredible documentary. Miami needs this, it's getting worse out here. Keep The Most Highs Commandments. It's the only thing that can help us. Keep faith in Christ & go forward. My condolences to those who lost their loved ones.
Opa-Locka is where I lived after coming from Dominican Republic! Back in the day, we would play outside all day with no worries about getting shot!
The biggest threat to the inner city is the no-snitch policy.
the beans and overtown beef with subs and opa locka
man I love this coming from a real man a real Miami soul Always 4-life
love My city
Thank you for giving a face to victims who are usually just news headlines and statistics.
I wish I had the answers
I live in Baltimore Maryland and it goes the same way and it's crazy and it's sad
Nawl bro it’s definitely different in the sun state MIAMI 😂😂
Alexandria Dean the young lady that lost her soul may she rest in peace condolences to her family and friends but she got the same last name as me my name is Peter Dean i'm from the Bahamas 🇧🇸
Great documentary job well done 305 all day
Dudes from Miami green as hell. If you a convicted felon, why would you publicly say you tote pistols at all times? Wanna bees!
There’s no way I could deal with losing son like that. I feel for anyone that has to live this lifestyle. Sad sad
Goodbye 3👌5 🥺 it's never been the same... RIP💔
This is crazy, the difference a city and circumstances make. I have been living in Miami for 24 years! They keep saying how bad "Miami is", I have never once ever concerned about being shot and i have been every where, not in personal ways to say i hang out in really bad spots but passing through to go to a store or food spot. Car accident is probably my biggest concern living in Miami. Hair spots in Miami Gardens, Vendors, Strip clubs, Food in Little Haiti, Opa Loka, Overtown. The way this show makes it seem like guns are on my back passing through, not saying this is not real it clearly is but clearly this is more rooted in small small circles.
First of all you are younger than two of my sons. Also MIAMI was predominantly black especially in the inner city of MIAMI. You couldn’t have never rode through no part of Miami back in our days especially if you wasn’t black. This new look MIAMI since 2012 is fooling you homeboy
Real miami starts in the south with downtown, and ends in the north with the carol city/Miramar border
To get to the north from the south you pass lil Havana, overtown, wynwood, ap, east Hialeah, brown subs, the city, opa Locka, north Miami and then Miami Gardens.
I respect South beach, kendall, Doral, cutler bay, etc, but they aren’t in the city of Miami mane
Ima
I’m from Ap 22Ave.. put it like this you act though anywhere in dade county you could get your head bust shit it could be in Kendall cutler bay etc shit even on the beach niggas getting they wig split
Don’t forget Richmond heights, Perrine, Goulds, Homestead, Naranja, Florida city. It’s not city of Miami but it’s all dade county
To be real with u the "city of miami" starts in coconut Grove n ends in little Haiti and liberty city.. if u go gonna talk about Miami Dade County u can't leave out the Southside
@@gregdagreat8698 yeah, if that’s what helps you sleep at night then, ima let you keep thinking that
Nor coral gables or coconut grove are part of inner city Miami. Which is true Miami
The heart of Miami is the ap, overtown, lil Havana area. Don’t believe me, then just open up a map
Coconut Grove is city of miami check your map homie.. n I lived all over miami dade n the same shit that happens in Carol city happens in Florida city, the same shit that happens in the Beans happens n Chocolate city
Ughh, how many times ima hear “ya feel me”?? Thru out this video??? If I keep hearing it, and I’m only 9:37 in the video, ima thumbs down and move on to something better. “Ya feel me”?
Some people say ok a lot , some people apologize a million times a day , some people say alright a lot , some people say “like” a lot 😂
Just listen to the main message . You can’t watch a hood documentary/ movie and not hear street terms / slang 🤦🏻♂️.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Born and raised in Miami Liberty City whenever his mom talked about him not going to that party I felt it 😞 I use to attend parties but always left whenever it got crazy I had those feelings like something about to happen I had friends that I lost because of block parties 😢
Yung Quay “I’m a convicted felon,
(Shows himself carrying a army gun) “I’m strapped everyday.
Next week
Free yung quay he didn’t do nothing….#stopsnitching
😂😂😂😂😂🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
LMFAO I'm telling you
😂😂😂😂 said the same shxt I thought on video 🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️
I can relate we got to do better as a people
Kids today will never really understand how it was back in the days , me coming up in the Bunky Brown Era / Vonda Era and the War. Being from 13th and 1st , seeing and being in the trenches and still alive when alot of people i went to Booker T as a shawty no longer here.....Thank you for making us remember
Whats the name of the first song ?
I love Miami. I live on the ocean and life is great!
I love Miami too, just left cause my soul start getting evil just like dem city boys
The intro song is Sleepy Andolini- What Tha Licc Read. Can be found on Soundcloud
Audio is rough in multiple spots
dade county miami got to much neighborhood beef . every hood hate the other hood
THATS EVERYWHERE BUT MIAMI ISNT AS BAD AS SAY CHICAGO, PHILADELPHIA, MEMPHIS
@DueceSpice So what. Bad is bad!
@@DueceSpiceI agree. Miami isn’t as bad as locals think it is.
@@DueceSpicethat's everywhere Chicago just gets lotta press
@@peanuthldYou don't even live here how would you know.
Rip King Carter long❤live your legacy baby boy prayers blessings & condolences to dad Blaze Carter & family ❤️🙏 😇 🕊️❤️
9:05 them pants!! 😂 and the dude with the gun a red painties omg yea florida it 💀
22:45 I felt that went thru the same ish 😢
A great point was made @ 45:55.. wherever there is spiritual illiteracy, there is a net of bad air ( coined luck ) casted out from that illiterate point; that's where "random" accidents happen rapidly and chaotically like bad chemical reactions
I've lived in miami my entire life and let me just say... Things are only going to get worse cause of the younger generations
Wow. Unbelievable documentary
th-cam.com/video/oTMcZLeMvR0/w-d-xo.htmlsi=va6tbLPz58vOsAfh
My neighborhood soulja livin tru on da map 🗺️
Yung Quay is sum else “im a 2x convicted felon” proceeds to earn the 3rd conviction 🤦🏾
That ops locka rap was straight trash #facts
Start song name???
Don’t take that short turn it’s the wrong turn in Miami 😂😂😂💯💪🏾💪🏾
Great documentary, I'm from the 305 . Hut after 51:30 can you please edit the smoke chirp, it distracts from the mesage because it stereotypes us..
am Miami grown i grew up in memories liberty city Carl moorehead jamaican born Rip my friend
😂 i did over 20 yrs in prison so i read people that are in the street. These young dudes here are mostly sweet, gay, under cover. they talk hard to hide that fact. There mostly kids of drug addicts moms. Like 80's crack babies no different other then there gay.
If you studying other dudes like that then you might be the sweet one homeboy
North Miami had their beef Eastside vs. Westside, a feud that bought the gang unit and the feds around.
I grew up in North Miami in the 80s and it was almost a completely White city with some Latinos back then. I don't recall any Gangs back then.
Im born and raised in the county of Dade. Liberty City too Carol City to 95 st and 27 ave. Looked up to Boobie and E4 in the 90's. I hate to say i miss those years and the gangsters because of the love and loyalty they showed me. I never understood it was two side of stories that involved murder drugs and kidnapping i used to think it was the way of life. Now I respect those soldiers but I personally rather live in peace and take care of my little family than be on the battle field with this new generation
I'M SORRY IN THE 90'S OUTSIDE OF DRUG CLICKS GANGS WERE NOT A FACTOR IN MIAMI, THAT'S SOMETHING THAT BECAME SOMETHING LATER
I don’t think you know what you are talking about. th-cam.com/video/oTMcZLeMvR0/w-d-xo.htmlsi=va6tbLPz58vOsAfh
Was more grimey in the 80/90s only the strong Survived now days you can be a rat and be boss if a rat gets bread everyone turns a blind eye 🫣
I recommend going to liberty city, overtown, lil Haiti for sure best places in Miami if it’s your first time
50 years from now “ they’ll “ still be talking about the same thing. Crying victim is all they do. Meanwhile people come to this country from 3rd world countries & succeed.
May Allah bless my hometown
Mia #305
Inshallah ☪️🤲🏾✊🏾
Good doc…. Revenge is a hell of a thing!
With all due respect 🫡 shorty wit the blonde hair n nose ring is soo sweet n sincere , Real and beautiful too
Too bad she ruins her face with that ring
@@Rocka7038that’s subjective. To him it’s beautiful, to you it ruins it for you . Just gives him more of a chance with her than you 😂 natural process of elimination
@@floridaboybrandon954 ok weirdo
Why them lighters never work. Documentary is 🔥 btw
❤❤❤🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
7:23 sound like Lil herb flow and song 😔
🔥 PALM BEACH 🔥561🔥 five six ain't the one 🔥
Respect 🫡
How your papers ain’t straight and you not laying low. Smh…
I tell people all the time it's real across the bridge... LIL'RIVER/ROBNHD.. CITII BOUND..
Wonder how many cops run the serial numbers you can see on the guns 🤣
Miami born n raised. Always keep my head down. Been shot at :/
its rawness to our people down in florida particularly Miami. no glitz and glamour in appearance just soulja'd up and money getters
Im from miami to but now i live in Broward where is better and noce places to be at then the bus stop.
Lincoln field Scott project's olinda brown subs poke n beans p.s.u little haiti 7th ave. The village sabal palms
This is sad man. My guy holding guns like this is crazy man…side not, I’ve been to Miami a lot of times. Caught a Uber to Wynwood and we had to stop and drop off a girl in Overton. That was some real shit out there. My girl was nervous. But s/o to the real Miami tho. Ya’ll good people, love ya’ll city. Bless up
Well do something good and get yourself out of there
Long live twan🕊🕊🕊🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾