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@jrallday

7 ай бұрын

No Cap off the Video Title. But I love it because I'm a Boss!

@540trey88

7 ай бұрын

😊

@marilynlucas5128

7 ай бұрын

Dude, I really connected with you in this video. I'm surprised. You're a real one.

I’m born and raised in Miami bro. There’s plenty to do outside of the “tourist” spots because trying to live that beach lifestyle 24/7 will definitely bankrupt the average person! 😂

@provident8732

7 ай бұрын

That goes for all states.

@danmarley2926

7 ай бұрын

You're right about that

@llamasindabahamas

7 ай бұрын

Would you recommend moving there? Im a early 20's hispanic male that works in the restaurant industry trying to escape south texas lol

@Kzx828

7 ай бұрын

Lived all over Florida, the South and the East Coast so i can tell you %100 that florida is a tourist state with people living in between🤷🏽‍♂️ but you def need to get your passport and see the world! I live in the U.K. now and enjoy traveling europe, mediterranean and parts of Africa😎👊🏽!

@jovictor9064

7 ай бұрын

I up n left NY when I was younger for MIA thinking I can live that beach lifestyle with $2k saved up- i lost it In a weekend 😂

Born and raised in Miami. Standard of living has exploded in the city since 2020, but salaries across the board have only risen somewhat. Miami has essentially become Los Angeles but without the same level of pay. Completely unsustainable long term. Housing prices have to go down, or wages gotta go up substantially otherwise expect an ongoing exodus from the city.

@challow90221

7 ай бұрын

This I agree… i give it about 3-5 yrs before the Bubble bursts

@mrbabyears

7 ай бұрын

Exactly right home team. I'm born and raised also.

@VillainArch22

7 ай бұрын

Disagree w/salaries haven’t risen somewhat. You’ve frozen your outlook on the world like the world is full of ppl who only trying to make you make. Stop spreading that negative message. I’ve lived in most major cities in Florida. Miami is where it’s at if you’re trying to make money. If you’re the “get a job” and work hard til you die type like our parents, it’s gone be rough.

@alexvirola864

7 ай бұрын

​@@challow90221 it ain't going away

@brownsense1

7 ай бұрын

Take my advice.... get into Tech. You'll thank me later. Start the process today. Research different tech jobs that are in demand. I'll give you some starter points. Cybersecurity, Cloud Engineering, DevOps, and Data Engineering. Do it right now. It's a whole lot of people here now, (migrants) They are here to get JOBS. If you are in a job or career that doesn't pay well, you might want to consider moving quickly.

Miami is for rich bachelors, OF chicks, unfaithful husbands, h0e trips, party trips and tourists. Theres no middle class there. You either have, or have not. My bro lives there, but he's a doctor. If you dont make at least 6 figures, it's gonna be real rough out there forreal. if you want a family or want to date someone seriously, good luck. An alternative to miami is ft lauderdale. Still expensive but a little less of a fast life culture, and it's only 45 min away.

@caribcarib4337

7 ай бұрын

true dat

@ljthirtyfiver

7 ай бұрын

It’s only spread up to that way you either move way south or way north . I even give West palm the end of the decade til it’s not much different (unless another terrible downturn happens)

@jukejoint523jordan6

7 ай бұрын

I live 2hrs North of Miami, I May visit 2 times a year, it's almost a foreign country to me

@hitzoneproductions7858

7 ай бұрын

​@@jukejoint523jordan6 Exactly

@TheCossack

7 ай бұрын

Don't forget the alphabets too

"It's paradise for people that got money... and it can be a nightmare for the people trying to keep up." - I think Anton sums up Miami perfectly. Too many other cities have gone the same way.

@ascendant95

7 ай бұрын

Lots of people who are wealthy with boatloads of money would never live in Miami. Miami is a snakepit. Miami is a cultural wasteland. Miami has the most uneducated low lives per capita of any major city in the U.S.

Let's not forget that one of the biggest reasons a lot of rich people move to Miami and Florida in general, is to pay as little tax as possible.

@benderblop

4 ай бұрын

Exactly, all the NYC finance bros, crypto bros, online course sellers, it’s a huge flexathon

@nananyantakyi1549

3 ай бұрын

​@@benderblopEven Jeff bezos

I'm from Miami and you have to realize that Miami wouldn't be the way it is today if it wasn't for the Colombians bringing cocaine and the Cubans selling the cocaine back in the late 70's early 80's.The drug money was use to build the skyscrapers that you see here today!

@Longlostpuss

7 ай бұрын

Someone actually prepared to bring some real perspective to these abundantly wealthy areas. I can't believe people are still that naive to think this kind of economy and lifestyle is built on straight laced hard work.

@user-bj3vx8zf4p

6 ай бұрын

totally true, finally someone that says the truth

@datingandlifeadvicechannel7534

5 ай бұрын

😂😂

@Shazzyhtown

3 ай бұрын

all facts. That city was just another sleepy beach town in Florida. The drugs built that city.......and drugs are still a big part of the city. Despite the so called War on Drugs. Its still very easy to get cocaine down there. This is how many in the city's underworld manage to live there with such a high COL. As u know, regular wages in Miami are actually quite low.

@Afrocreolebombshelle

Ай бұрын

Correct!!

BREAKING NEWS: Few of the MAJOR U.S. cities are great places to live for average people. The other places Anton mentioned like LA and NYC are also difficult places to live (unless you have a ridiculous amount of money). Sadly many of the more reasonably priced cities will eventually become overpriced too with people flocking to areas where they can "get a deal".

@gh00stbeard

7 ай бұрын

Welcome to every FORMERLY really nice small town within 50 miles of Salt Lake City. 😡

@Aggie4life77

7 ай бұрын

You are right and it’s already well underway! I’ll put it like this. Right now, the top 25 largest cities(metros) in the US are or close to being too expensive for the average person that wants to buy a home. You may be able to find some deals in a far flung suburb, but by the time this recession is over, that will dry up!

@caribcarib4337

7 ай бұрын

I like cities like Miami without riff-raff

@DarrylCobb

7 ай бұрын

That's what is happening here in Philly. All the New Yorkers are coming here looking for a deal driving up the housing prices.

@jukejoint523jordan6

7 ай бұрын

​@@DarrylCobbwow, they coming to Philly

I grew up in South Florida(North Miami), and I feel like Miami is overrated. Maybe it’s because I seen how much Miami has changed from when I was young, but I feel like it’s extremely overcrowded, and doesn’t have the infrastructure to handle all the people living there now. I’m a little older now, so I’m not impressed by the party lifestyle of any big city, including Miami.

@briandam8126

7 ай бұрын

Exactly. I lived in South Beach before it was SOUTH BEACH. 93-97. Now it’s way overdone. Beautiful losers out at the clubs

@meanmachine99999

7 ай бұрын

The best way I talk about LA is that you can hit the ski and hit the beach in the same day

@miketyler677

7 ай бұрын

I visited Miami three years ago for the first time. It was okay. As you get older, the things you enjoyed as a kid tend to go away. Miami is just a city to visit, but I couldn't live there

@norwegianblue2017

7 ай бұрын

@@meanmachine99999 True, but do you know how few Angelinos actually do that. A lot of them rarely even go to the beach.

@hitzoneproductions7858

7 ай бұрын

Same

I was raised in Miami and just left last year afer 40 years. Miami is a playground for people who already have money. It's generally not a place you go to make money. The real Miami natives aren't the people driving nice cars (unless it's rented for the weekend 😂). They're your waiters, chefs, uber drivers, and hotel staff. I finally left when I traveled and realized there's more to life than just making ends meet. I'm able to save and invest more where I am now while still living in an upper middle class area. There are also much better school systems and resources for raising children elsewhere.

@annastaciabird9060

6 ай бұрын

Don’t mean to be nosey but I currently live in Miami myself and looking to move. Which state did u end up moving to that you felt the cost of living is way better than here?

@bebop4874

6 ай бұрын

Incorrect, you need to go to places that have money to make money. There’s money flowing everywhere there, you just need to get in between it

@Stayvigilant999

5 ай бұрын

I always tell people this, as a Miami native there are definitely plenty of opportunities but you’ll most likely have to do something shady on your way to the top.. that’s just the culture here unfortunately. Miami is great if you’re already settled in life but otherwise I’d recommend not coming if you aren’t yet because you’ll most likely be disappointed with how difficult it is to save.

@marcd_for_death

5 ай бұрын

@@annastaciabird9060 GA but not ATL

@2004cyrus

3 ай бұрын

@@annastaciabird9060I left Miami and come to a nice Oklahoma City suburb called Yukon. Come here. It’s affordable and good for families. It’s slower and quieter of course.

Miami is an Instagram meta server

@marilynlucas5128

7 ай бұрын

Interesting comment.

@tracer073

7 ай бұрын

Lol

@jaws2003

6 ай бұрын

😂😂😂

@nananyantakyi1549

3 ай бұрын

Perfect way to describe it

@locks4

3 ай бұрын

In a sense the influencer genre has in a way cheapened and watered down the aura and mystique of miami

I am currently in the Miami area. My father-in-law has a business in the heart of downtown of Miami. Trust me, like Anton says, “You can’t turn Miami off.” It will turn you off instead. You have to have your head in your shoulder to live in that city. Otherwise, you will get distracted and lost.

too many people think Miami is just south beach, Brickell(I used to think the same before moving here) and Wynwood.. there are areas like Kendall, Doral, Coral Gables, coconut grove that are nice and plenty to do...locals go there... when you visit Miami experience the entire "Miami" not just South Beach and Brickell..... visit Fort Lauderdale too....but you do need to be making about 150k/yr or more to enjoy the restaurants, yachts, jet skiing, and "staycaytions" at all the hotels....good luck to all

The sad part is that the middle class is slowly dying in this counrty.

I lived in Miami for 7 years pre pandemic. After the pandemic it became incredibly expensive to maintain the lifestyle I had become accustomed to living. I have been a digital nomad since then because no other place I’ve considered compares to Miami😢

@marilynlucas5128

7 ай бұрын

Do you have to spend $1,000 a night at restaurants or what?

@aahsimovieprojects

7 ай бұрын

Agreed, I live in North Miami my whole life, but right now splitting time between Colombia and Argentina because financially it doesn't make sense to stick around in SoFlo.

@thedeuceResOWlute

7 ай бұрын

@@aahsimovieprojects I wonder if this will be the new living norm

70% of the exotic cars are rentals. Miami is all perception, nobody is living that yacht/Lambo life every single day, who has time for that? But it's that perception that keeps the city making money because ppl aspire to be that. Locals do go to the beach and get out, but not South Beach! That's like going to Time Square aka a nightmare! A lot of ppl would rather go places with less ppl and that are less expensive. Why would locals want to pay tourist prices on a daily? Moving from NYC to Miami in 2020 I came for peace, I avoided the high rises and kept it residential. If I wanted high rises and a densely populated environment I would have stayed in New York.

@Aggie4life77

7 ай бұрын

Fresh and Fit😂😂😂😂

@caribcarib4337

7 ай бұрын

lots of the rich and famous now call the Miami area home - Tom Brady - Jeff Bezos- Lionel Messi - Ivanka Trump - and so many others

@benderblop

4 ай бұрын

Exactly I was thinking of relocating there because most of the other U.S. cities are just shit now, but they have gone 50% increase in their rents and to give away 15k in rent in 5 months (on the lower side) sounds like I’m just throwing away money. Even up in north Miami, is still pretty pricey, more family oriented but overall decided to pass

This is why you live within a certain range of major cities but never live in the heart of said city you want to be around.

@yungjus1

7 ай бұрын

Yeah.....I agree with this statement alot 💯. I finally visited Miami last year for the first time and honestly I really really liked it. It's a very artistic, colorful,and extremely glamorous city(in my opinion this is good and bad). However be cautious 😬There is alot and I mean alot of real temptation though in this city 😅 beautiful women, are everywhere 😂..and a there's a wide array of never ending materialistic pursuits. Also the traffic is pretty bad lolo. I live in Ohio and man is it boring here 😴 😅but Miami is the complete opposite it's always on lolo 😂 long story short..I'm not sure Miami is the place to live if your looking to live an average lifestyle 🤷🏾‍♂️. I believe I could make it there but I don't know long term if it's worth it.🤷🏾‍♂️😂

@marccus1989

6 ай бұрын

@@yungjus1 Same way with L.A. theirs party 7 days a week ...monday night and people are gonna party like its new years eve...it never stops...

@benderblop

4 ай бұрын

I stayed in south beach and couldn’t get one nights of actual rest. My body would not allow me to rest whatsoever, I couldn’t ever get a good 7-8 hours of sleep. I was starting to become delusional and I was only there for 2 weeks

The vibe there is like no other place love Brickell 😊

He spittin' … I live in Miami, in Brickell, and everything he’s saying in spot on. It’s been nice, but I’m not staying.

Most are influenced by the cities mentioned in rap music videos and popular culture (Miami, LA, Houston, ATL and NY). Real money with a balance of the middle class are quietly in Greenville, South Carolina. This is a gem. “when you know, you know.”

@marilynlucas5128

7 ай бұрын

Why do you say that? Greenville, SC?

@tyroneburris8981

7 ай бұрын

@@marilynlucas5128 Greenville has nice weather, great food culture, art, super clean, modern homes, high-rise apartments, nature , mountains, parks, trails, biotech, minor league baseball. It’s a totally modern city that lots of people are keeping secret. It’s pieces of the best thing about all the cities I mentioned.

@BM_100

Ай бұрын

What do you think about Charlotte, NC?

Can confirm this. Being a Miami resident for the past 10 years, just when you think the city can’t grow anymore, a new wave of development changes entire blocks. Miami is a fantasy land. Particularly the areas he mentioned like Design District, Brickell, and Miami Beach. I can only compare it to the Vegas Strip. Tons of money and luxury lifestyle flashed, pool parties and rooftops galore, wild nightlife and fast cars…but it’s all a facade. Just like Vegas, locals don’t hit these hot spots regularly… The hype of Miami can forge you into something formidable or utterly destroy you.

@benderblop

4 ай бұрын

It’s crazy to me how Miami used to just be a place for spring break, but during and after Covid, a huge wave hit so people could escape major cities. End of 2021 wasn’t too crazy, but as soon as I left, Miami was the biggest hot spot. It’s like the wave of all the influencers moving to LA from 2010-2018

@2004cyrus

3 ай бұрын

Exactly what my comment said, very much like Las Vegas.

The property value, rent and overall standard of living has skyrocketed in Miami in recent years but wages remain the same. The common average earning individual simply cannot afford to live in Miami. The city is a playground for the top 15% of earners. If you are not earning 6 figures or more you have no business living in Miami.

@caribcarib4337

7 ай бұрын

I got lucky bought a place in Northern Miami during Covid when no one was getting out of their homes - got a good deal and now my property has skyrocketed to double in 3 years

@Ikaros23

7 ай бұрын

This is the same case in all large city's around the world. in the 70- early 90s the middle class lived in suburbia. But when the factory's where shipped offshore ( China) out of the urban centers, they started to transform the city center with " gentrification" pushing out the poor/working class. The new " Land lord class" owns the property in big city`s and rent it out to the middle class. Alot of people in the middle class also like to fake beeing more posh/rich than they are so they rent in a more expensive part of the city. But over time they don`t grow capital and are pushed down to the lower part of the middle class because of their " financial illiteracy" The smart way to stay in the middle class and don`t fall down is 1: Own property, that you can afford. Not luxury 2: Live minimalistic with few but high quality posessions 3: Don`t buy a expensiv car 4: Invest in index funds, high quality stock.

@jeffreymassey5541

7 ай бұрын

​@@Ikaros23 Real talk ✅️💯👍🏾

Completely agree with you, Miami can be a nightmare if you don’t make enough 💵 there is so many people living here with poor quality of life; they can’t afford the mortgages so they split their family 🏡 and rented out to someone either family relatives or new immigrants .. also traffic jams is horrible and people driving like crazy they don’t care about others people life.

@ascendant95

7 ай бұрын

Miami can be a nightmare for the uber wealthy too. Miami is a cultural wasteland. It's disgusting. The long line of condo high rises on US-1 are misleading. Florida has the same tax advantages as Texas, and Miami can't land one big corporate headquarters while Texas has half of the S&P 500. You can't plant your flag in a city where most people are scum. Bad for business.

@benderblop

4 ай бұрын

And the people that don’t make enough to live there are constantly finding ways to scam people. Got my car towed and it was over $300 dollars, insane. They were rude as hell with that too, ended up having to pay for a night garage not too far. That city will drain your bank account

@gabyheon21

4 ай бұрын

@@benderblop sorry to hear that, thanks 🙏🏻 that I move out , I feel so peaceful where I’m now I’ve made the right decision.Good luck to you 🍀

I can literally walk to this building he’s in from my house on Atlantic Shores Blvd. Every Sunday I jog to Hallandale Beach. Regular people absolutely don’t live here. Moved here from Chicago in 2014, I love it.

@WICKEDfsho44

7 ай бұрын

Chill

@GanjaBabyy

7 ай бұрын

Same moved from Chicago in 2016. I'm in broward it's Litty 😂

@caribcarib4337

7 ай бұрын

Chicago has morphed into a dreary looking and dangerous city

@caribcarib4337

7 ай бұрын

@@GanjaBabyy same here - moved from Chicago in 2020

No, he’s absolutely right as as a residence of Miami I rarely go into the main city like that or the beach but an average person will go broke trying to stay in my city.😂

@ascendant95

7 ай бұрын

Your city is garbage. I lived there for one year and it was the worst year of my life. It is a cultural wasteland. Florida has the same tax advantages as Texas. Texas has half of the S&P 500 and Miami has NOTHING except for Carnival cruise lines. You can't plant your flag in a city full of scumbags. It's bad for business.

A lot of warm weather places are a pain in the ass to live if you're not a multi-millionaire. I live in Naples and aside from difficulty finding a nice neighborhood if you don't have an extra $2,000 per month for HOA fees, even the little things are a constant headache if you don't have the money to just pay people to do everything for you.

@BM_100

Ай бұрын

The first week I moved to Naples I almost had a heart attack, and I'm not even old yet.

I am also a Miami boi! Born and raised in Liberty City! I love it! But the best thing about Miami, is seeing that big Azz sign that says: Welcome to Georgia! Left that place in '86 for the Army, and never looked back!

@AYouTubeChannelwithNoName

7 ай бұрын

Georgia is nice

Regular ppl will be working all day and sleeping when they off with zero time for leisure hence why you don’t see the locals like that.

Dope perspective bro... Im from NY. I moved down here 7 years ago with my wife and family. We came for the same vibe you explained.. straight paradise, everyday even on a bad day! Youre 100% right.. it can do both. Inspire you to be better or get you caught up in trying to live a life you havent earned yet!. I experienced both... I first got caught up, but having a family helps lol. I snapped out of it and realized the true miami life comes in time. We were able to buy a home, build credit and start dope careers in that 7 years. Now, we can get back to enjoying that true miami life, responsibly of course! PLUS!!!! on the low... the places outside of the tourist area are better, more affordable and still give the paradise vibe. Also, I dont LIVE in Miami... im like 40mins north, so thats different from trying to live in actual Miami. Thats a BIG NO! for your bank account.

Facts I’m from midtown Detroit I stay in Wynwood rn You are exactly on point with what it is that you’re saying about Miami

@Bmg312

7 ай бұрын

If u staying in the D u live in jail

@brian782

6 ай бұрын

Is Wynwood the same as what he says about Miami generally. I’m researching. I know it’s obviously in Miami but I’m not sure if wynwood is what the video is talking about or not

Real miamians know these tourists parts are just a few in between once you bend the corner you in murder city lol

@AntonDaniels

7 ай бұрын

right

@MongaBoyz123

7 ай бұрын

Miami hasn’t been murder city since the 80s stop spreading that BS.

@CookWithStephh

7 ай бұрын

@@MongaBoyz123 not sure about the 80s because I was born in the late 90s but as a person born and raised in Miami I think I’m pretty sure of what I’m talking about so please stop

@MongaBoyz123

7 ай бұрын

@@CookWithStephh lady I live in Miami, the crime rate literally drops yearly. The news makes it seem way worse than it is. You can stand on any street in Miami 2 or 3 in the morning and nothing will happen

@CookWithStephh

7 ай бұрын

@@MongaBoyz123 well I never will be crazy enough to stand outside at 2 or 3 am in Miami but I hear the news everyday. I lived in Miami Gardens which is literally called murder gardens. Bodies show up everyday. Maybe your idea of safe is more dangerous than the average.

It looks like a tourist area, that's basically what you're describing here. Naturally, tourist areas aren't really meant for permanent residence, they're for revenue generation and a place to party and create memories, then you go back home. That's it really.

He ain’t lying I move there for a year but visiting vs living there is two complete things! Definitely gotta be making north of 150k plus minimum to actually enjoy it

@Newyork305_

2 ай бұрын

More like close to 200k or over

Living in NYC was like that. When people came to visit they didn't usually see my daily life out in Brooklyn. I typically stayed in my own neighborhood that had everything in it. It was relatively boring. People need to be realistic about how they really live their life.

@novelaego2404

2 ай бұрын

nyc is way better

Miami is a great city, but you can definitely get distracted easily, and become lost. But remember, this is just one side of Miami; the beach. For “regular” folks like me, there’s plenty of quiet spots on the mainland that are free of most of the distractions on the beach. This is especially true for most major cities, but I believe the party culture of Miami can make one miserable.

@vernonpaigejr.1517

7 ай бұрын

when i visited. I made sure I went to a "hood" strip club. It was so much damn fun.

@mikedavis7921

7 ай бұрын

I think it’s best to live in coconut grove

@ascendant95

7 ай бұрын

Miami is not a great city. Period. End of story.

@benderblop

4 ай бұрын

@@ascendant95only some parts are great, but I drove inland and it looked rundown and undeveloped, didn’t feel safe in the night. It’s definitely sketch depends where you go

@ascendant95

4 ай бұрын

@@benderblop You have to go all the way up to the Palm Beach County line to meet a nice person. Miami and Fort Lauderdale have the worst people in America. Period. I'm sticking to that story. New Yorkers were complaining about how rude and nasty people are there.

Nothing wrong with traveling. We have always loved to travel we just go to different attractions. You got to live life. Miami is just an attraction. We were the first in our family to go to Mexico and the Bahamas 20 years ago in high school. Now the rest of the extended family out in the Caribbean. So glad they can expand their mind and see the rest of the world. Personally natural or ancient attractions are for me. Man vs nature. Just a rare breed. Black cowboy for sure.

I live in Miami..born and raised. It is wack as hell. Most people are faking it.

@caribcarib4337

7 ай бұрын

fake it until you make it

@dequanm3509

7 ай бұрын

I agree with u on that I’m from Miami too.

@lowkey6597

6 ай бұрын

Only wack if your broke, get your money up kiddo

I visited Miami three years ago for the first time. It was okay. As you get older, the things you enjoyed as a kid tend to go away. Miami is just a city to visit, but I couldn't live there.

@Mistersupafly

7 ай бұрын

Miami has more to offer than "party" but yea i get it.

@user-ng2gf4ox9q

7 ай бұрын

I live in Miami Florida. I was born and raised in Miami. I remember back in 2005 I wanted to move to New Orleans because I love their Cajun rice and food, but now I think I'll just stay in Miami because after being in a state for so long it individually becomes your comfort zone and this is all I know is Miami and Fort Lauderdale. So I am staying in Miami.

@unknowndriver6652

7 ай бұрын

​@@user-ng2gf4ox9qyou better stay in miami cause the other 49 states are garbage.. insane traffic, freesing weather, no beach, and always working

@ascendant95

7 ай бұрын

@@Mistersupafly What does it have to offer? Nothing as far as I can see. Florida and Texas have the same tax advantages. Half of the S&P 500 is headquartered in Texas. Miami has NOTHING. Sorry I lied. Miami has Carnival Cruise Lines. You can't plant your flag in a city full of scumbags. It's bad for business.

@ChinonyelumEzenwaka

Ай бұрын

@@user-ng2gf4ox9qinteresting

I grew up in Miami Beach (92-04). Sleepy town for a while. Developers showed up and started building pricing out all the residents that worked in that town. Growing up, my parents paid $950.00 for a two-bedroom apartment on 69th Av, two blocks from the beach.

@caribcarib4337

7 ай бұрын

I went to Barry University in 78 - Miami then was like a Country and Western town but with Palm trees and with the Cuban dialect

@D2OFFICIALYOUTUBE

7 ай бұрын

When I first moved to Miami in 2014 I had a studio apt in surfside for $900 that same studio is now $2400

I agree with your perspective. $ 100k a year is the bare minimum to live in Miami. If you're a single man you're going to have trouble dating if you're not handsome and well off. I've seen hunks here having trouble hooking up with 5s and 6s. Great vacation spot, though.

@OmarOsman98

7 ай бұрын

Who cares about dating? I would move to Miami simply for the beach culture and warm weather. If you want women, you can travel to Cuba or Dominican Republic

Anton, I agree with everything you say! We currently live in a suburb of Dallas called Frisco, but we own several properties in other states. We have property in northern Florida that we rent long term, but we’ve been eying Miami for a vacation spot. With that said, I could never live there permanently. I’m 46 and can only take it in doses. You are so spot on that it’s not reality. We’re multimillionaires and we feel average in Miami lol!

@professionalsalesman3303

7 ай бұрын

Really? Geeze!

@ljthirtyfiver

7 ай бұрын

Frisco is the equivalent to coconut grove jus south of downtown Miami . Few million dollar homes some 3/4 million dollar homes but got actual houses and not as much condos.

@jasonleveck8546

7 ай бұрын

It's incredible to be a multi millionaire and feel like you're not top rung economically in some place?! Good on you guys for being financially successful! God bless and keep your family.

@Preciousvibez

7 ай бұрын

Big bosses live in Texas !!

Anton! Welcome back to South Florida! If you ever want to adventure out of Miami for a livable place, Boca Raton Florida has the same weather AND the luxuries that you would find in Miami. Red Reef Park is a great beach area for families, Boca Town Center is the best indoor shopping mall in Palm Beach county, and you get a good mix of city and suburbs life. Also, you should look up the school districts as well of Boca! Anyways! Enjoy your time away from winters. Always enjoy your content!

@redkisses4362

7 ай бұрын

Isn't Boca a Jewish town?

@BocaRatonLiving

7 ай бұрын

@@redkisses4362 There is a really good mix of people there. If actively look for something, you will find it. People used to think that Boca was normally for older people. But, the average age in parts of Boca has fallen down into the 40's now due to younger families moving there for the schools. I was looking to surround myself with people who are focus on making money. You will find that here too.

A lotta folks run to Miami for status...but daytona beach will always be my home from home since I was a kid..I'm 51 now and it still feels the same every time I go there..

@Afrocreolebombshelle

3 ай бұрын

Is Daytona better?

It’s beautiful there. Your camera captured the beauty so well.

100k? That’s dirt poor in Miami and Manhattan etc

@BitterPeachh

7 ай бұрын

$2000 a week before taxes. Not enough money.

nobody who lives in miami more than 1-2 years really goes to south beach

I lived in Miami for over 20 years, and I can tell you that most millionaires that live in Miami, made their money OUTSIDE of Miami. The regular citizen in Miami is broke.

It looks like you are staying in Hallandale Beach . You should have stayed right down the street in “Sunny Isles Beach”, where I reside. Anyway welcome to Miami. I have lived here since 2010 , I moved from NYC , it’s real life to me and I love it. I love the International Vibe where multiple languages are spoken on the daily. Blessings

That’s not Miami.That’s South Beach,it’s a difference.Real Miami ppl don’t really go to south beach.

@captainhook00900

6 ай бұрын

Is south beach in Miami?

@prolific_outlaw3057

6 ай бұрын

@@captainhook00900It’s Miami Beach.Ppl who grow up in Miami consider South Beach aka Miami Beach is pretty much off limits till the weekend.Back in the 60’s my grandparents said you would need a pass (document) just to work over there.and it literally was a sun down town.Miami Police are very well known to give black ppl extra attention when you cross the bridge.And last but not least…South Beach is literally a island connected by 2 major bridges from the main land aka the real Miami.So you have Miami and Miami Beach.Different incorporated cities,same county (Dade).

South FLo native here for 38+ years and almost Antons age. Miami Beach is filled with wannabe rich folks, douche bags and folks stunting on each other with a fake TikTok lifestyle. Extremely overcrowded, folks don’t know how to drive (make sure to have full coverage on cars) and most have no common basic courtesies. Miami Beach bleeds narcissism and me-ism. Extremely overpriced parking and activities. Unfortunately this culture is slowly creeping up in Downtown Ft Lauderdale by the beach. Miami Beach is beautiful and is a good place to tour but like Anton said I wouldn’t want to live down there. Only place I love down there is Wynwood.

@tawandathurman886

6 ай бұрын

WOW! I better rethink my plans about relocating to Miami. I think Vegas would be better then. I love that place. Thanks.

@2004cyrus

3 ай бұрын

@@tawandathurman886lmao omg I left Vegas and let me tell you it’s the same as Miami. Rich fast lifestyle and glossy folks with glossy facades- all fantasy and shallow. Hard to make friends and hard to keep them. Hard to be in relationships if you can’t shower your woman with riches.

@tawandathurman886

3 ай бұрын

@@2004cyrus I am a Mid-west girl. Honest hard working. And happy -go-Lucky. UM. I will keep my options open. For now. I will just keep visiting my happy place for now, LOL!

@2004cyrus

3 ай бұрын

@@tawandathurman886 that’s absolutely a good plan: happiness and peace is what we all should strive for you deserve.

NO ONE PRETENDS TO BE RICH ALL DAY EXCEPT KZread CHARACTERS AND RAPPERS. THE PROBLEM WITH YOU ANTON IS YOU LIKE TO COMPARE YOURSELF WITH PEOPLE THAT HAVE LESS SO NOW YOU ARE NO ONE 😂

It actually is real, its next level real, This life. That is the next level beauty, and its ok. The fact that he said you cant turn Miami off, is what makes Miami GREAT!!!!!! Dont ever change Miami.

@dSergies

7 ай бұрын

This.

@ascendant95

7 ай бұрын

Yes!!! Don't ever change Miami!!! Stay a cultural wasteland. Keep building high rise condos on US-1 to give people the impression that Miami has a real downtown, when the reality is Miami can't attract one corporate headquarters to its city when it has the same tax advantages as Texas who has half of the S&P 500. Look at that long line of glassy buildings though! Big things happening in the 305!

As someone who grew up in Miami during the wonderful years of the '80s and '90s, I agree. However, Miami was great during my youth. Now, it's a shell of it's former self.

Def didn't need this in my life. I'm heading to MIA for my advanced residency program next year. I'm already stressed tf out about the COL, and it's a solid 6-7 months away. Iykyk. 😢😂

@AYouTubeChannelwithNoName

7 ай бұрын

Have fun then!

@ascendant95

7 ай бұрын

Well your time in Miami will probably be one of the most unhappy chapters of your life, but on the bright side you can move somewhere with decent people after your residency program ends.

@lowkey6597

6 ай бұрын

Only broke unattractive people don't like Miami 😂😂😂

that's surely your opinion, Miami has totally changed my life. Being from the islands, it's perfect for me.

@GWUJO

7 ай бұрын

How is the cost of living?

@caribcarib4337

7 ай бұрын

it's like back home but on steroids

@D2OFFICIALYOUTUBE

7 ай бұрын

@@GWUJOIt used to be manageable but after the pandemic it’s basically just as expensive as nyc, la, and San Fran.

i moved down here last year from northern NJ and i live in coral gables with a very normal life. i make decent money but i really need people to stop generalizing all of miami. there’s so many different parts that cater to different lifestyles. you can make it out here as a single person making $110k+, i do (or even less) and i’m nowhere near struggling. middle class people can certainly make it. the fancy cars, money, BBLs, etc. do not intimidate me or make me feel like i don’t belong. if you’re not prepared or secure with yourself, you won’t make it in ANY BIG CITY, not just miami.

I live in Orlando and I'm in Miami often. He's absolutely right about it all... But it's definitely doable. Find a higher paying job or create a business that does well and you can have that high rise in Brickell.

@D2OFFICIALYOUTUBE

7 ай бұрын

Or start scamming like half of the people in Miami

@my-merethoughts5742

7 ай бұрын

You have a firm grasp on the obvious sir...but it's easier said than done. That's why it's not a permanent place for middle class Americans.

@brownsense1

7 ай бұрын

Orlando, in my opinion... is the best place to live in Florida. Anton travels to Miami... you can't pay me to go to Miami but I freaking LOVE Orlando. I am considering moving to Orlando, for business reasons obviously. If I move to Orlando... that means my business is successful... that's the only way I'm moving to Florida.

@kingzOFdollaz-tv8jj

7 ай бұрын

Underrated.

@timjames.w

7 ай бұрын

@@brownsense1 yeah, Orlando is amazing. I wouldn't trade it for any other city.

Why does it bother you that Miami doesn’t turn off for holidays lol you don’t have to be out. You can stay at your home and be with family like anywhere else 😂

@ascendant95

7 ай бұрын

Or drive up to Fort Lauderdale and wait in line for 2 hours at the Chinese restaurant since all the Jewish people are there on Christmas Day.

I'm glad somebody who have touched real money but also are amongst real people and never forgot where they came from, said something 💯 👏🏿. Thank you Anton.

Lol this guy shows off more than he be passing a message 😂

@kathyrodriguez820

7 ай бұрын

This was a great message. So many people think the tourist life in a city is real life and it's not.

Your right Anton. I live here born and raised. Most people work 2 jobs or work alot of over time to survive. If you don't make 6 figs. You have to atlease own your home and car. No mortgage or car note. Then your good. Horrible place to find a mate. Miami is a party town. Great food. Beautiful women. Luxury exotic cars are a dime a dozen. Everything you said is right. I'm always working ad much as I can.

@marilynlucas5128

7 ай бұрын

Why is it a horrible place to find a mate?

@redkisses4362

7 ай бұрын

Because most people here have multiple partners. There's many swingers here too. ​@@marilynlucas5128

@unknowndriver6652

7 ай бұрын

​@@marilynlucas5128cause everybody go there for party and afterwards leave.. miami is 80% foreigners that come and go

Yeah I live in Las Vegas and its exactly the same way.. I was on the strip for Christmas and it was packed out with thousands of ppl.. any big city with major attractions will be like that

Yes, you're right is not for the poor!! But this can be applied to many cities in the world !!

May, I was in Orlando 2 months ago. I loved it! However, I realized how hard people that live there have to work. And the pay isn't that ideal.

@StaticbeyfrmSemoran

7 ай бұрын

The minimum wage is still 7.42 and the tech and Major big companies aren't to fond on getting new employees

@TP3_5

7 ай бұрын

That's crazy, I couldn't do that to myself. But Florida is a nice place to visit!@@StaticbeyfrmSemoran

@raskash3495

7 ай бұрын

​​​@@StaticbeyfrmSemoran Florida minimum wage just went up to 12 an hour few months ago next September in 2024 goes up to 13 an hour goes up 1 dollar every year until reaches 15 hr in 2026

@StaticbeyfrmSemoran

7 ай бұрын

@@raskash3495 hat still ain't shit bri

Its definitely people that live on that side of Miami and dont dare go across the bridge. Bandman kevo

@Bmg312

7 ай бұрын

Wym bandman kevo? He’s not scared….. he’s with the 7414…

I am from Pensacola Florida. Here is for the Regular folks......... Beaches but a lot smaller & more family vibe vacation 💋

Unless it’s to operate a business, I don’t see a logical reason to live in a tourist destination.

@datingandlifeadvicechannel7534

6 ай бұрын

Most global tourist cities aren’t good for living but are good for business

Love the perspective. As a person who is from the Seattle Washington area , i visited Florida 3 times in the last 2 years. It's winter here and it makes me crave that Florida sun. I love the Kissimmee area because its hour or more from both coast. If you love nature and water you have to hit those natural Springs. It's breathe taking and real earthly Paradise. Peace!!!!

@benderblop

4 ай бұрын

I am in Seattle too, I feel like Seattle is more work and family oriented, not too much night life focused. So in that way it’s not balanced, and I don’t get the stimulation I need here unfortunately, I do love the climate most of the time, however the constant lingering cloudiness gets to me, of course you’re going to need sun at some point. Doesn’t even start warming up till may, then back in the cooler weather in September. Miami is completely tipped on the other side, too much night life, no serious corporate side, couldn’t even get rest when I was there because the energy was constant.

Miami is great to visit but I can’t see myself living there even if I’m a millionaire. I agree Anton there is no off button in Miami. I grew up in NJ/NYC area and it’s the same thing no off button lol I live in Delaware for 18 years now and it’s perfect for me.

I woke up this morning trying to decide wether i want to stay in Miami and continue to hold onto a situation thats not benefiting me directly or just put my apartment up for rent, take the money and move back to ATL, Houston or Fort Lauderdale, this video helped me make my mind up. Ive been in Miami 4 years now and my life has gone to shit the longer ive stayed. Ill sum it up like this....if youre "Hispanic" and you speak "spanish" then you may love Miami. Outside of that you need to gwt back to "Normal" life

@marilynlucas5128

7 ай бұрын

Cool

@marilynlucas5128

7 ай бұрын

What's yoour definition of normal life?

@raulnavejar474

7 ай бұрын

@royaltykonceptz I hear Houston is expensive as well. They say if the crime ain't killing you the taxes are.

@ibizawavey8630

7 ай бұрын

I'm Canadian and hoping to move to florida for the weather. You would recommend fort Lauderdale huh? i'll look into it.

@unknowndriver6652

7 ай бұрын

I've lived in 4 different states in this country what you are experiencing is called depresion and anxiety miami does that to you specially if you moved there alone overtime you will feel miserable living the beach lifestyle 24/7 that will drive you nuts miami population is 80% tourists and investors you as a regular person are a stranger .. im spanish myself and i experienced the same thing.😅 speaking spanish won't change shit

What ANTON said was spot on!! The cost of living here in Miami is expensive. You can let the fancy cars and designer clothes lead you to believe everyone down here is getting money. There are a lot of people barely making it. Tourist and people move here to work remote from places like NYC and San Francisco to name a few are able to afford 3K plus a month for the nicer apartments. Locals are being pushed out every day further up north. Come visit and go back home. Miami isn’t for everyone to come live and get rich quick.

@user-bj3vx8zf4p

6 ай бұрын

Totally agree

I’m from Miami, Lil Haiti to be exact & we definitely not going to no South Beach, no Miami Beach & nowhere where shit goes down. If you know you know, especially on holidays. Better not get caught up in that crossfire 😂

My wife and I visited Miami the week before christmas. We went to Brickell on the first day and we so BORED. It was just very expensive and actually very lame. It seems its just for posers trying to look rich. I guess if it makes people happy to try to give off that image I guess that's the area for you. But its a very boring area. We have the money to afford stuff but also we aren't going to throw away money just because we want people to think we have it. Doesn't matter to me what people think. Went to Aventura mall the next day which is supposed to be a cheaper mall and it was much better. We also went to Lincoln road and those places actually were better over all. We have recently started travelling alot over the last 2-3 years and this is what we have realized. Most places try to curate and recommend the most expensive livestyles or paths for tourists and there is alot of undeserved hype for many tourist destinations. When you get there you actually have to ask yourself is this it? Is this what people were saying is so great etc. Our trip to Bahamas is actually the worst trip we ever had. We made the best of it but we were shocked at how bad it actually was for the money that we paid and how hyped Bahamas is. I feel like alot of persons once they get to the destinations they just try to console themselves by posting pictures and saying how great it was as they dont want to feel stupid.

@OffTheHookGirls

7 ай бұрын

What didnt you like about the Bahamas? Please elaborate

@caribcarib4337

7 ай бұрын

then stay in the cold North East or Mid West

@jessxander99

7 ай бұрын

Maybe you are just a boring person

@ascendant95

7 ай бұрын

If you moved there the misery you would experience would take care of the boredom. You won't be bored when you hate your life.

He just described Rio de Janeiro Brazil. Except Rio is not fake and overly expensive. Miami is an overpriced fantasyland. Rio has the exact same lifestyle for a fraction of the cost (and hotter, more humble women).

Wynwood is a relatively affordable neighborhood in Miami, and there are other areas nearby like Coral Gables that are still within reach for middle class incomes. SoBe lifestyle is nice but doing that every day even pulling in mid to high six figures or even moderate seven figures is unsustainable.

I'm 53 born and raised in Miami. I lived in N.C. during my 20's. Unfortunately, I moved back and the only thing that I can say, is Miami Sucks.

Agreed w/ everything you said Miami is def one of a kind…I grew up in Wash DC. Nations capital also attracts many tourists, but also as of late, many transplants are moving to the city now as well…natives never/if rarely, go downtown to visit the White House or the monuments. Museums at that…only time you’ll catch me downtown is for a Wizards game or some new restaurant/speakeasy.

@laroyrichardson

7 ай бұрын

I'm from DC too bro, Happy New Year's to you. #DMV.

@laroyrichardson

7 ай бұрын

Corvettes in Miami are considered broke boy status. Even Lamborghinis are considered average.

@PabloZoelife

7 ай бұрын

@@laroyrichardson Yessir. Happy to new Years brother.

@PabloZoelife

7 ай бұрын

@@laroyrichardson facts. It’s cliche and corny at this point…but for newgoers it could seem cool I guess. Novelty wears off tho..just like Vegas, NY, Dubai. Etc

@laurenxo6503

7 ай бұрын

I’m a native Washingtonian too. I haven’t been to most monuments - for what? Honoring who? And I don’t go to downtown that much although I do live within the city. I never lived in, or near, downtown. My dad used to when I was a kid though.

December is the best time to go in my opinion aside from NYE. Not much tourists and you’ll feel more like a local. Will be there for a conference next month and interviewing right now for a job at a hedge fund there. May be new home in the future but I’m 24.

@user-ln2fj8cn1r

6 ай бұрын

what job did you interview for?

When I moved to miami from PHX in 2013, miami was cheaper to live in than PHX. Even then, making $7k/month was on the average scale. Hurricane Irma brought in all the big money so $125k/yr might as well be poverty level there. I’ve since relocated north to Sebring as I no longer require what Miami has to offer. I don’t miss the traffic, rude people, and no longer have to feel like I need to conceal carry everywhere in case something were to pop off. My cost of living here is down 75% from Miami-Dade county. This area is far more conducive to family living than there. I think Miami is best suited for single millionaires between 30-50.

@caribcarib4337

7 ай бұрын

sounds like you are describing Chicago

MAKING A 100HUNDRED GRAND A YEAR AFTER TAXES WILL NOT CUT IT IN LIVING IN THE GOOD & GREAT PARTS OF MIAMI & NEW YORK CALI CALABASAS😂😢 NO CAPPING

@clockwork9825

7 ай бұрын

It won’t.

@Aggie4life77

7 ай бұрын

You’re telling the truth my guy! You can get a spot there, but your funds will get tight real quick if you’re trying to live that Miami lifestyle!

Live within your means and you can live a nice life.

@wb1738

7 ай бұрын

How can you live within your means if you don't have the means?

We mainly schedule our Miami Beach visits around flights year around that we get from $100 to $150 round trip to compensate for the hotels costs. Nothing like seeing thongs on the beach in November through February while everybody at home freezing

@IamKingReacts

7 ай бұрын

Facts😂

@brownsense1

7 ай бұрын

I rather focus my attention on increasing my value so I can be more resourceful, and travel to these places whenever I want, and not have to worry about catching deals. I don't mind sitting thru the storm so I can fight my way to paradise

@kathyrodriguez820

7 ай бұрын

Those are the best months to travel. It's hard to enjoy yourself on summer vacation when there are a ton of people all over the place.

Regular folks like me can live in Miami , it’s not only Brickell & South Beach , it’s a huge City surrounded by small cities , people watch too many movies 😂

I was just in miami...I love the wynwood art area downtown..the locals dont go to south beach.. i like the Hallandale, Penbroke area

@caribcarib4337

7 ай бұрын

did you also like Hollywood beach ?

@ochunsalter7242

7 ай бұрын

@@caribcarib4337 yes..

How many times did you get mistaken for Rick Ross walking around down there🤣🤣

@fonsecarichard

7 ай бұрын

I thought it was the boss talking about economics before I clicked on the video lol

@ascendant95

7 ай бұрын

Rick Ross the C.O. prison guard lives in Plantation, Florida by all Jewish people. He lives in a gated neighborhood too next to Seth and Stuart and Nathaniel. He's doin it like a real G.

I'M FROM DADE- COUNTY DA' 305, DOWN SOUTH. PLENTY TO DO, AND NOT DO. ANTON.. YOU'RE DEFINITELY, LIKE THE WOMEN YOU TALK ABOUT. GO HOME🤨. YOU DON'T HAVE ENOUGH MONEY TO GENERALLY, MOVE TO DA' MIA☀️🏝️🌴🌅🌞🌺

Great video! I used to live in Miami so everything you said I can agree with I currently have been considering moving back but not sure yet but love that you kept it real because it’s definitely not the fantasy that tourists see lol 😅

If you want a "cheap" Miami experience, go to Santo Domingo. You can do 90% of everything you do in Miami without the cost.

I love seeing the Miami people going against the grain in the comments lol

Just watch the first 48. It shows you the real Miami.

Born and raised in Miami you are 100 percent accurate I’ve noticed the trend from 10 years ago and I left

Bro quit leaning against or being so close to that ledge fam 🤞🏽🤙🏾

Imagine being single trying to date in South Florida.

@ascendant95

7 ай бұрын

I was single when I lived there 8 or 9 years ago. I was in Tampa before and my dating life was outstanding. I was stupid so I thought my luck would be the same there. LOL. Garbage. Miami is the most overrated trash city in the United States.

Lol being a Miami native for the majority of my life I can definitely relate.

I have lived here for the last year and a half and I love it. So much great food. I can work out outside for a good part of the year. I love Florida. Its tropical city scape and design is so nice…

"You can see a porsche right there" -Executives laughs in Naples Lamborghinis

The southeast is the best region in my humble open. Miami, ATL, Charlotte, Myrtle Beach SC. Your still on Eastern standard time there's plenty of black people here and alot of culture is in the southeast. Plus it's beautiful lush green landscape. I travel to other regions as a truck driver and other regions ain't for me (not enough black people) and I like certain parts of the other regions but it's nothing like the southeast especially as a black person.

@caribcarib4337

7 ай бұрын

the Black people here in the Miami area are either Caribbean or from the state of Georgia - and they are for the most part very chill and polite - and nothing like the Blacks in the Midwest or Mississippi

@dirtysouthg4l

7 ай бұрын

@@caribcarib4337 what are folks in the sip & midwest llike

@IdunnoBroIjdk

7 ай бұрын

Depends. I do like the Southeast as I find the people friendlier. I'm with Anton, as a person of Middle Eastern, I'll never leave Michigan/Detroit.

@MrTD714

7 ай бұрын

Boring as hell none of those are major cities small city vibes if it a Chicago Frisco la ny or Philly maybe Houston

@caribcarib4337

7 ай бұрын

@@dirtysouthg4l segregated

Living in Chicago is no different I’ll move to Miami and make it

Born and raised in Miami. I could have told anyone that Miami sucks and to stay away from it. Even to people coming from other larger American cities that have problems... Miami has them beat by a long shot still.

I think it is the new norm. It all goes back to what Ericka Williams and Diamond Dave said, "Get some skills or take the deal." Because what you described is the perfect example of the great divide in America with the Have or the Have Nots. Those that have will reside wherever they please and enjoy the best that life has to offer, and the Have Nots will continue to be pushed out to locations undesirable, getting the crumbs of life. Where unfortunately the manifestation of crime and hate will increase.