Inside Houston’s Death Defying Street Racing Scene

As a car enthusiast, takeovers are what's ruining it for everyone else not trying to take over an intersection, or run over their "friends"

"know what I'm saying" every other sentence had me gone😂😂😂😂

I absolutely love it when I find a new content creator that I can spam watch all his videos. Tommy you the man

I raced in Houston back in the 90’s. My parents raced back in the 60’s and 70’s. The Houston race scene has been alive for many decades.

Shout out to that young kid! Respectful, knowledgeable, has good taste, working on a business. That boy is going places .

That boy Isaiah is definitely going places in life wishing him nothing but lots of success with his business 🙏🏾 💯

TAKEOVERS IS NOT STREET RACING. Stop putting them in the same category

i swear to god if i hear "yaknow what im sayn" one more time im gonna....

That little kid Isiah is a badass... loves old school cars and runs a business. Father must be proud.

12:46 the fact that dude isaiah has a buisness at that age is soooo impressive bro mad respect to that kid

You barely scratched the surface of H-Town's street scene. I hope you can come back to experience the rest of it. Keep in mind, these cars that you showcased are in the 400-500hp range. H-Town actually has the highest volume of 1,000+hp vehicles in the country. We are known worldwide for having the fastest vehicles on the streets. Almost 80% of the online racing videos have been filmed right here, on Houston roadways. Next time you are back, collaborate with OnDGas, 1320 Videos, Mexico Racing League, Street Car Video, and the list goes on 👍

I'm a Houston resident due to career, a car/truck enthusiast myself and can confirm this does represent the Houston car scene. Houston is a giant, crime ridden, industrial park in the swamp that has a reasonable cost of living, good Mexican food, and decent amenities, but it's not a place you would ever want to choose to visit... but I hate all cities, some more than others.

This is the bad side of the car scene, and it’s so disappointing to see how easily people can get sucked into this type of activity.

Shout out to young man isiah, hope his business grows bigger

12:52 The Kid is already hustling signs. I hope he stays out of trouble and continues building his business. The kid seems really smart for his age.

Count how many times they say “you what I’m saying”

These people are the people that make it hard for the real people that love cars

Drinking before they do it is the worst part… drinking knowing you’re about to intentionally do risky behavior. I know we all have our own ways of life, but that is risking everyone else who didn’t ask to be a part of that race 😕

I hosted car meets in Houston for 5 years. We averaged 500 cars at most every event. The sliders that did come thru kept it 100 and helped us raise money and collect toys for kids. There are plenty of outstanding people who care... even the ones that like this type of fun. They kept it 100 with me and in 5 years... we were just about the only big car meet that was never shut down.

I respect Tommy for staying safe but also getting us good content