Low-key...Miami sucks and is overrated

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

How can Miami not have culture?

As far as attractions you have a million different things to do down there, what "attractions" would one be looking for? The city is barely 100 years old so it's not gonna have much historical stuff.

Bruh, Art Basel ain't gonna cut it.

It's all nouveau bullshyt.

And you basically contradicted yourself by mentioning its age.

 

[MarloStanTrill]

I am just going what my homies tell me.My homies from Uptown go to Florida every year and they tell me Tampa is hella wack.

your name has "zoe" in it. pretty sure u would for mia

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

With the exception of the job market (there is one corporation here), cost of living/housing & the oversaturation of Hispanics/culture...
Miami is a fine city. Born, raised, & reside here.

Apparently only 30% of the city has a bachelor's degree. And the pay is garbage.

 

[UpAndComing]

?

It seems like some black folk in here hate living in areas where "exotic" looking Hispanic women are not in abundance.

Re word that?

 

[semtex]

Florida doesn't appeal to me at all

 

[Lady.Libra.]

So you have Hispanic blood in you?

No.

 

[50CentStan]

Napoleon u in Atlanta right? Not considering jobs and cost of living miami is crushing any city not named NY or LA.

 

[Wild self]

Re word that?

Meaning that a city like Atlanta or Houston ain't your type.

 

[Lady.Libra.]

Yeah I can't live in flat areas like that. shyt is boring as fukk
Only NYC, cause that's my hometown

I rather live in mountain areas where outdoor activies are plentiful. Like Denver, Las Vegas, New Mexico, Arizona, Southern Cali, etc etc

I remember wanting to experience a different locale and went to Denver/Aurora for several months -

Nose bleeds, crispy skin, hair grew down my back, military folks, Mormons, mountains/odd looking ram-goat like animals, job market/cost of living was great, everything closes at 2:00am, first time seeing snow - That was my experience. Cool.

I was on the next thing smoking back home to Miami, lol.

Think I'll give Texas a try soon...

 

[Wild self]

I remember wanting to experience a different locale and went to Denver/Aurora for several months -

Nose bleeds, crispy skin, hair grew down my back, military folks, mountains/odd looking ram-goat like animals, job market/cost of living was great, everything closes at 2:00am, first time seeing snow - That was my experience. Cool.

I was on the next thing smoking back home to Miami, lol.

Think I'll give Texas a try soon...

You better off in the ATL.

 

[Larry Lambo]

Bruh, Art Basel ain't gonna cut it.

It's all nouveau bullshyt.

And you basically contradicted yourself by mentioning its age.

If you're comparing Miami to NY, Philly, DC, it's not going to have monuments and old buildings and historical landmarks The city ain't that old.

But how I still don't know how you can say it doesn't have culture with all the people from varied backgrounds down there.

From cuisine, to music, to festivals, to it's neighborhoods, to the arts, I don't see what it's missing from a cultural perspective

 

[loyola llothta]

I've always heard from Miami natives that the actual City of Miami is trash. All the stuff happens outside of Miami like North Miami Beach, Boca, West Palm, Pompano, etc..

You clearly not from Florida and don't know wtf your talking about

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

Napoleon u in Atlanta right? Not considering jobs and cost of living miami is crushing any city not named NY or LA.

Don't worry about where I'm at, my point is that after recent reconsideration...the city is type trash.

Houston? Chicago (which is still a place to be and make moves), Boston, Charlotte, etc.

Miami ain't killing much of anything except try-hard's wallets.

 

[LastEmperor2k2]

Never understood the appeal

Fake ass people with low self esteem trying to buy their happiness

That seems like the entirety of that city

Too much materialism and plastic surgery

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

If you're comparing Miami to NY, Philly, DC, it's not going to have monuments and old buildings and historical landmarks The city ain't that old.

But how I still don't know how you can say it doesn't have culture with all the people from varied backgrounds down there.

From cuisine, to music, to festivals, to it's neighborhoods, to the arts, I don't see what it's missing from a cultural perspective

its not about monuments...its the flat out fukkery that comes from a hyped image and an absolute failure of society to really do shyt.

Again, its more than condos. A sustainable living is very much out of reach to anyone in Miami. They have a chronic problem retaining "brains" down there. They write about it all the time.