My City 🥹

Me watching from a remote place in Kenya😂

Here after Watching Tulsa King 👑.

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So beautiful visiting by august for my birthday ❤ By GODs grace amen ❤️

Most put the definition at 100 meters or 330 feet to be considered a sky scraper. It used to be 20 stories. There’s no set standard for the definition.

You left out the crime, the trash, the horrible smell, the absurd taxes, the meth heads and fentanyl addicts walking around like zombies. Oh, and let's not forget the open air contact high you get from the weed being smoked all over the place. I'm not against weed, but come on. This video would have made sense twenty years or so. Now it's just a ishh hole.

NEVER go to Pat's or Geno's. Tourist traps with TERRIBLE cheessesteaks! go ANYWHERE ELSE!

The skyline looks like a bunch of mid rise buildings with a few tall ones sprinkled in

The world's best and largest Winter carnival is widely regarded to be in Quebec City.

"Raleigh is trash" The weirdest people ever Trashiest and smelliest bus station I've ever been to My opinion. Not an attractive city all. Only good thing about Raleigh is the resources

I was there once recently for the first match up of the knicks bs sixers this season. Coming all the way from new york city. the day after the game before I left the city I tried jim’s steak on south street. I loved it.

I’m move there i need a new beginning

Nice update on your Let’s Meet…series. I hope to take my family to Philadelphia to visit someday and see all the sites. Hey, did you know that this new version has almost as many views in one week than your original Let’s Meet Philly garnered in 3 years? That should make you feel pretty good about your KZbin footprint! Personally I really enjoy checking in every few weeks to see what you’ve added. Last year was a year of surprises. I think the three that stand out were Detroit, Baltimore and especially St. Louis. These all seem to be dismissed as former great cities but wow, you really show that they are still full of beautiful sights and sounds. Thanks again for all your devotion to this channel and hard work. Cant wait to see where you take us in 2025. From David in Houston, Texas.

Philadelphia is a city of many firsts. You never been to United States without visiting Philadelphia. I love my Philadelphia, my home my city. Thank you for this video. ❤

Lived just north of BR for a year in high school. Had already been down there quite a bit because of family. Sorry to say it's kind of a shithole overall.

Why do under thirty somethings all refuse to pronounce any "t" in the middle of a word? Mah (g) hans instead of moun tains. Do you know how stupid that sounds. Where did they learn this...??? Scottish brogue?

My home city.

South Philly resident checking in... great video.

Go Birds 🦅

🤓he's on the now))🤠

You pay over 3% Philly tax on top of the state tax 3%. Not worth it

Think positively and your person is very weak inside,No one wants the place they live to become more and bad,Protect your self now a city full of bribes

🔴police PA now protect gangsters MAFIA and Drug dealer, police philly Gathering selling drugs area 2025-2026

You mentioned the Fairmount Waterworks "Event Center," but not the Waterworks museum underneath. It is free and an 1815 historic water pumping station. Philadelphia had the first in-home water service in the U.S. (1801) at another location. Art Museum Hill was the site of the reservoir.

Beautiful and amazing city But crime, gun violence, drugs and a tone of homeless people We lived on Logan square and got assaulted just one block away from our building

I'm from Massachusetts. I don't think that it's too much of an exaggeration to say that Pennsylvania is more like Haiti than Massachusetts and that Philadelphia is more like Port-au-Prince than Boston.

The Japanese garden is amazing. So much of Prtland is like visiting the 80s, which is fun.

Thank you for showing our city love!

Make a Boston overview next please 😀

Now since when was villanova… IN the city of Philadelphia

I grew up in Beaverton and left early 2000s. I was the last great generation to see life before social media and The cozy qualm idyllic feeling. Is how I remember the area

Philly born and raised. I LOVE this city. Great post. Thank you🙏🏼

It looks nice😊

my top 5 are 5. la 4. miami 3. toronto 2. seattle 1. seattle

One of the worst cities geographically in the country. The state line and Missouri River really messes up the entire metropolitan area. None of the advantages of the North or South with the WORST aspects of both. Bad weather most of the time with horrid levels of heat and humidity, worse than many areas of the South. Bad winter weather with too much wind and dry air. Taxes that are too high for garbage infrastructure and terrible schools. Unfriendly cliquish locals and absolutely terrible for single people. Far from anywhere else desirable for many hours in any direction, and not enough direct flights to many other cities.

Outstanding Video 📹 👏 👌 Thanks 😀

I’m concerned about the homeless crisis there and I felt so unsafe around them.

It’s a dump.

I love this city ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Isn't queen city Cincinnati?

Not a fan of SLC. Air pollution is bad in winter. I -15 corridor is hideous. Industrial, warehouse greet you when driving south. The skyline isn't very inspiring. The Great Salt Lake is drying up. The sprawl is tedious. I'll pass.

Go Birds!🦅

It the hidden gem of large cities. It was the birth place of the American city and still acts as though it is a small town. The city of neighborhoods. It was a world class city and has since fell to the mismanagement of its politicians. But if there were ever a city project worth the money, Philly would be it. The cost of living is doable and there is so much American historical value and culture.

Yeah is beautiful yet crazy 🤣 i wanna move out respectfully after my sixers are becoming non existent anyways so... enjoy

City Geek videos make you want to visit cities that get so much negative publicity.

I remember when people called Philly Filthadelphia.

I am 58 yrs old. lifelong resident and love my city and people!!!

Born and raised over 65 years ago in Philadelphia . We lived within walking distance to the zoo and art museum. I miss the old center city with its department stores, movies theaters and bowling alley

When talking about the gentleman’s agreement, you should’ve mentioned the PSFS sign. The sign was so famous to the city before the agreement broke, that they turned it into a national monument. The sign can not be removed, and is now maintained by the building, even though that company no longer exists!