10 Things You Will Hate About NEW YORK CITY

[@4everyoung24]

I feel like you’re my mom trying to convince me not to move there. lol.

[@paulettemorris544]

Stay away live in peace

[@MrKlausHeisler]

If i were you, Stay away NYC. you will not survived, you will spend nearly between $4,000- $5,000 per. month in NYC, and don't be like from the TV show "Friends" It's not going to happened in real life. Check my on "Playlists" go to "Bad place to live in NYC".

[@mariaalexander427]

As a native New Yorker, I can agree with most of your list. However, gun shots EVERY day & daily/weekly blizzards are an exaggeration. I ❤ NY!

[@mariaalexander427]

@Richard Head Thank God for Mayor Giuliani! He really put his money where his mouth was & cleaned house from the ground up! I know the weather gets bad, but it ain't Alaska lol!

[@intelligentpower6135]

Maria, if you are agreeing but in that you condone the city scuzzrags. And the reason you said you love nyc. That means you are also a city scuzzrag.

[@dennis9707]

Some peoples have said that the hot dog carts have rat pellets . Is this true Maria?

[@nye4381]

Pray safe for NYC!!

[@benjaminoconnor1687]

#6: New York City is dirty (proceeds to show a picture of the Philadelphia skyline at 5:00).

[@JoeL-bg6em]

I noticed that too. What gives?

[@vsizzle]

65k is not going to cut it living in Manhattan. Try 90k

[@pa659]

Yup with 65k you will still need to share an apartment

[@Krist_Mal008]

Fuck no actually a 50k will be more than enough for me

[@annmarieb5895]

So true I make over that and I live in the Bronx.

[@gypseenomad3956]

I was thinking did she just say 65k?? Hell no, you'd do great in Detroit with that but not NYC!

[@sct4040]

Yes, you can live in Queens.

[@ruelza2123]

You can make it in NYC then you can make it anywhere 💯✅

[@ricorio83]

Ruelz A not chicago lol

[@BradThePitts]

Sooooo cliche... but soooo TRUE!

[@ruelza2123]

Richard Head @ OKAY, so you took this waay too literal 🤖

[@edwardcharles3597]

@Richard Head New Yorkers sleep, we just stay up a lot later and get up much earlier than everyone else!

[@BradThePitts]

@Richard Head I heard this recently: AWFUL. Americans Who Figuratively Use Literally.

[@paolacastillo9433]

It is truly a love-hate relationship. I’m watching this video at 11:30 pm while I’m listening a construction hammer like if I was doing the job (I live on a 20th floor). Pretty much what she says is true BUT some days are better han the others and you get used to being a New Yorker. Obviously is not for everybody, this type of lifestyle can be very demanding for people more used to something quiet and small...

[@BradThePitts]

11. Union workers sitting on their ASSES and probably getting paid 3x what you do 12. Women are constantly heckled on the streets 13. Jealousy of your friend's-friend that's living in their dead grandmother's rent-controlled apartment 14. You are not cool enough, rich enough, good looking enough, or white enough to go to the Hamptons on the weekends 15. Too many New York "experts" from flyover states giving you advice The good news is ALL NYC is legit. Like and subscribe! (I wasn't paid to say that - haha)

[@BradThePitts]

@e sit I know I guy that started as a trash man when he was 18, by the time he was 26 he was driving the truck, by the time he was 40 he watched all his kids to go CCNY colleges for free!

[@terrencesmith1146]

alwaysmylove 12 is definitely not bullshit. Ask any woman.

[@jaysoncarter8902]

union workers aren’t your enemy

[@litsquad2778]

I live in nyc and I love it but she is right about everything

[@bourbonbeaucoup1872]

New York is always a love-hate relationship. Yes, everything here is true, but making it here has always been both challenge and reward. As the song goes, ”If you can make it here....., you’ll make it anywhere. So here’s to you, New York, New York.

[@itsyagurl_ri7183]

Same me too I been in nyc for my whole life

[@itsyagurl_ri7183]

@Intellopower 🤣okay

[@7trainsattimessquare]

Ya

[@thequeenmakayla]

you didn’t change my mind, i’ll always love it here. ♥️

[@intelligentpower6135]

That is because you must be a city scuzzrag use to your surroundings. But your love for NYC is not real and is fake. It's pretend because you want to reside in the high class close knit communities were they don't like you city scuzzrags. Where you would truly love. Facts.

[@supremeinnocent6479]

Intelligent Power is right! This shady city sissy can't connect with real people.

[@melissa_gavri]

Sameee

[@7trainsattimessquare]

Same

[@detrick707]

Living in New York is like giving up your privacy and personal space because I'd rather have a car and be able to drive through the city with my family any day over being forced to live my life on public transportation everyday with a bunch of strangers endless Cesspool of old buildings big rats and bad smells and a tiny ugly apartment that feels depressing while thinking people from other places admire you but truth of the matter is they feel sorry for you and you have no idea that they are living 10 times better

[@MrHairyharold58]

Pretty honest assessment. I was born in NYC and lived for years in Brooklyn's Park Slope way back when rents there were really affordable. I left the city in the early 90s and would never move back. I'm glad I had my time there when I did. How young people manage there today is beyond me. But if you're going to live there do it when you're young...then leave before you burn out !

[@freddymartinez8250]

For 1: You get used to the noise tbh. You become unfazed 2: "Rent is too damn High" 3: Again, you get used to being among a lot of people throughout the streets of the city (well at least for me) 4. Idk about feeling cramped at home, though i've only had one style of living environment my whole life living here in NY. Trains be hella packed though especially Rush Hour 5. Worst times in NY (7 am - 9:30am then 4:30pm - 6:30pm) 6. Narrator is over doing it with the uncleanliness. Only most train stations and the Bronx 7. Most accurate from the list omg 8. We're not that rude :) But i'd be damned if my food is cold 9. Snow storms and Humidity are your worst enemies. (If you have a car, always park on the left side of the street before the snow storm) 10. If you can't hustle, you won't survive NY. Straight Facts

[@DavidLopez-jl2ug]

The rude and unfriendly/cold people outnumber the nice and friendly.

[@rmknicks]

I'm a native NYer and much of what they say is true, but damn I love this place. If you don't get it then please leave. Go back to your suburb, it's not for you.

[@raineyj560]

I am native NYer and the only reason I won't move back is the rats. I am 25 minutes away in Jersey so I am in the city all the time.

[@lql1094]

Get what? Answer the question.

[@rv.9658]

Nyc isnt for me? Lmao no. I'M not for nyc

[@anti-lowclass7980]

You have no choice to pretend to love NYC.

[@anti-lowclass7980]

Because you are not welcomed in the closeknit VIP high class areas.

[@DoreenBellDotan]

Thank you for your honesty - and reminding me why I left.

[@Annie-ml3en]

Oh, you're quite welcome.

[@robertmassucci1]

good riddence

[@glitterkeithy4439]

Just got back from a 5 day trip and had a completely different experience with the exception of maybe one or two points. And I used the subway the entire time. 0 complaints.

[@joebuntic9736]

Visiting and living are two different animals

[@gloriamn9013]

Try living here. You will feel it

[@INFAmadeOFF]

she is right. everyone please go back to the state you came from or go somewhere else. its no good in newyork everything suck. leave so we can get our good rent prices back and you hype beast out

[@sharonb9574]

theGRANDheist ohhh my... yessss!!!! I wish these ppl moving in would LEAVE!

[@anti-lowclass7980]

So you two are the VIP Aristocrats and want the rude city scumbags to move out? I agree.

[@Annie-ml3en]

Yeah ”Welcome to New York, now go HOME”

[@TruSpirit555]

OMGOD!!!! 😂😂😂😂 I’m a New Yorker Born and rised and it’s all true. I ❤️ NY but you remind me why my ass is so hostel from time to time. Smh it’s bad.

[@intelligentpower6135]

Hostel? With who? A 4ft person? That is the only kind you go up against. You be no match for a visiting hometowner or even a city class alumni. lol.

[@tonydimeglio2748]

@@intelligentpower6135 HOSTILE*

[@stephaniestanley8041]

I love this city. My heart will be true to all it has brought to my life.

[@intelligence6465]

Great. Then stay there and don't move to or visit close knit hometown areas.

[@12HappyDonuts]

@@intelligence6465 NYC has 95 neighborhoods and each one is different. You know your grocer, butcher, baker etc. The only difference is that in NY they don’t smile at you while stabbing you in the back. If a New Yorker doesn’t like you, you’ll know it.

[@mycartoonz259]

Me too

[@mycartoonz259]

@@12HappyDonuts oh that's bad that's means people from different countries they're hates other people from different countries that's only I hate from New York 🙄

[@mycartoonz259]

@@12HappyDonuts only thing I must to do is I will not be alone in new York I will have my brother and sister or my whole family to be with me In new York people can't do anything for person if he or she have parents with them when I be abroad in place I like to go I must to be with my mom or with both parents mom and dad and when I go to place with them people in fact they're not hates me they're loves me and loves my works and everything I have 😊❤️ and also they're do anything I want so you must have parents or family 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦

[@christopherscorner]

Love these videos… Keep up the great work!

[@stevetaylormynewyorkcity9728]

Great video! I've only just found your channel, gonna plough my way through the rest of your uploads, keep up the good work!

[@jamesbaynes6580]

Awesome video. Brutally honest, but fair.

[@Flygreensox]

Although it’s somewhat true It’s not that much of a bad place To live...hey...you gotta take the Good with the bad...I hate driving So this is the place for me💯💪🏿💯

[@ourshit5725]

Word.

[@supremeinnocent6479]

It's bad enough with you two shady city sissys there. lol.

[@davidhere3695]

I love NYC. I bought my 700 sqft apartment in the Bronx. I paid 82k for it. You can find cheap housing if you are smart enough. Yes the city has problems but, it is not as bad as you are saying in this video

[@emmanuelgonzalez227]

I felt that mta rant

[@janeta3509]

Born in Brooklyn, LI raised. I left in 1976 for all these reasons. I can't imagine how much worse it is today. I do miss the food though.

[@bovnycccoperalover3579]

11. Gentrification is destroying the distinctiveness of neighborhoods and most of the "hipsters" aren't from any of the five boroughs.

[@KellyDFlynn]

bovnyccc operalover sickening

[@sct4040]

bovnyccc operalover Agree, i so miss the old Village.

[@bovnycccoperalover3579]

Me too!

[@emmagracev1433]

I’ve never been to New York but if time is such a problem and it’s hard to get places on time, shouldn’t you expect it and take that into account before going somewhere and leave as early as possible to get where you need to go on time?

[@MrKlausHeisler]

I have couple-few friends who left NYC before the pandemic and they told me. leave while you can before it's too late, and don't worry about your parents, siblings, or in-laws still not wakes up about heavy death taxes, but they still complaining about food price rising and strict rules regulations. This is why I regretted and I'm taking my chances fleeing off to the southern states.

[@nuavecmoi]

Not the snow storms as much, but the heat and humidity every summer is a killer. Just weeks of heat and HIGH humidity! The train platforms are like 120 degrees and inside the trains are like the artic circle. But feeling like the artic circle is better than if you’re in the train car without AC. I’ve lived in Queens most of my life. It’s better out here.

[@raymondtuckler2105]

I'm native nyer and still living here. This video is exaggerating and looking at it from a pessimist point of view. Subways have delays but not nearly as regularly as described. Rent is expensive but you can find some one bedrooms in Manhattan. The noise pollution is primarily in the business areas. NYers aren't rude, they mind their business. Yes, a few bad apples. I do agree with the dog sh@t. But living in NY is s not for everyone.

[@anti-lowclass7980]

Minding your business is a copout for being a rude scumbag.

[@anti-lowclass7980]

Rude people are always ugly.

[@MrStClair247]

Those one bedrooms in Manhattan you're referring to: how much is the rent and what's the size ?

[@Krist_Mal008]

Gavin St. Clair no more than 3000$

[@MrStClair247]

@@Krist_Mal008 , Wow ! And what's the rate for a studio ? I'm in Los Angeles and I pay $750 for a studio without Section 8 and I'm in the heart of L A. This is due to a city ordinance that all buildings built before 1977 are rent controlled and can only be raised once a year and it can only match the inflation rate. I moved into it in 2000 and it was $400 then.

[@ricardomlourenco]

Zoombie mode at 8am!!! LMAO! That's so me every morning! Love it

[@rhamelrodriguez7409]

It’s crazy she really isn’t Exaggerating😐 And I watched with while living in New York

[@menah85]

I’m a born and bred Brooklynite but yes she’s right I moved to Virginia Beach been here for 7yrs but I miss New York that’s my home!!!! But she’s right about everything on point actually

[@atis9061]

You are making points that are relevant to Manhattan, mostly. I lived there as a working class person for 19 years. Then, I was in Brooklyn (worse for me!) for 5 years. When I moved to Staten Island (finally!)-a place to rest. I’m so grateful for SI at this point-AND-MTA IS THE ABSOLUTE WORST the most corrupt and awful experience to endure EVER! If there was a hell then a perpetual MTA experience would be it.

[@niyeen6317]

I’m grateful to New York for its opportunities for the generation before me on both my maternal and paternal sides. We are fortunate Chinese Americans.

[@pjesf]

I don't live in NYC but have gone there enough to have experienced all of the things on this list. Enough to know that NYC isn't for me on a day-in/day-out basis but the city is absolutely ⚡️ELECTRIC⚡️ and I've always enjoyed my visits.

[@albertgrant1017]

S CT you absolutely right.I miss the Old Village and Soho before it became hip.

[@xzcvzxvxcvz]

On a serious note, if you’re thinking of moving to New York, understand that ALL New York natives hate it here. It’s better to get an opinion of someone who moved here from somewhere else, particularly someone whose interest(s) you share. Unfortunately, you won’t truly know what your opinion of a place is and what your quality of life in it will be until you actually move there. Just plan ahead and give yourself options (something you should always do in general) so you can default to plan b if things don’t go your way. My life is much different than the nightmare presented in the video though.

[@nativebabe9913]

This is EXTREMELY ACCURATE!! Nothing differs from what she said...

[@cecevickers1068]

NO ITS NOT nyc is not like this! She exaggerated everything especially abt the garbage everywhere, she was being very rude with what she was saying,

[@nativebabe9913]

@@cecevickers1068 😂😂 you must live in a bubble cloud above Manhattan, must be nice!

[@ilovetheseventies6461]

She's 100% right I used to live there now I don't but I still love to visit for a long weekend

[@WiseAssGamer]

I saw a Huntsman Spider on a subway track once. Arachnophobes, don't ever Google Huntsman Spider.

[@schwenda3727]

As a tourist doing much of the exploration of Manhattan on a sunday, exactly how reliable is MTA from a Daytripper's POV? I plan to primarily be doing my sightseeing in Midtown (Empire State building & likely the "Top of the Rock", hopefully having a dinner sized lunch & maybe a snack/dessert or two inbetween at local restaurants within, much less Central Park) and I intend on parking in either Hoboken or Jersey City if back & forth subway/rail options are good (hear you can park in Manhattan but I hear the best I have is 4 hours' time and not a minute more). Flushing Meadows is a decent maybe, but I wanna check out the new Tappan Zee Bridges & have dinner somewhere within that area around the Hudson by around sundown. All contingent on time

[@raineyj560]

The winters have been relatively mild the last 2 years. Hopefully, it will stay that way

[@zaker721]

But what's up with the summers that drag on into October?! That is a pain in the ass.

[@levans2440]

Gun shots LMAOOOO

[@glennfromthebronx]

...I've lived in NYC all of my life...aside from a summer in Albuquerque...and 2 years finishing high school upstate. Agree totally about the noise and crowds...and the MTA...and traffic...but native New Yorkers KNOW all the alternate routes....the quickest way to switch over to a dofferent train and all of the street shortcuts. I personally have avaoided Times Square almost my entire adult life...and also transferring trains at crazy/busy stations like 59th and Lexington Avenue. If you CHOOSE to live among the hoi polloi, OF COURSE, you'll be paying outrageous rent $$. You must be selective...and stick wih that neighborhood.

[@angryeel2864]

NYC is overpriced, overhyped and underwhelming. It's pure greed and consumerism. Most well known US cities are that way now. They've overdeveloped them for real estate investment purposes and corporate interests. There's a bank on every corner. Almost all music and sports arenas have bank names. It's just the way it is nowadays. In NYC they pitch some phony "gritty urban lifestyle" like in Brooklyn, yet it's tripled priced compared to any other place outside of NYC. It's one big sham and thousands have fallen for it. Years ago NYC spawn things like music movements and art movements that went around the world, but that's nonexistent now. It's all contrived bullshit to make money off tourists and transients. It's just shopping and bars. It's like Six Flags with no rides or a giant mall. Way too many people crammed into one area. Like this video accurately points out, crowds everywhere, shitty public transportation and psycho hight rents. The only real reason to live in NYC or any other big city is if you have to be there for a great paying job or you're in your 20's having fun and adventure. Otherwise it's a crock of shit.

[@sct4040]

The subways, the trains, the buses, the commute, the nuts, the smells, the cost.

[@sct4040]

Über Babe Yes, there are lots of homeless mentally unbalanced individuals living on the streets and subways.

[@jolly7728]

Gotta find the right neighborhood to live in. Have a decent job lined up ideally close to where you live or on a direct subway or bus line. Walking a few blocks to work would be another option. It helps if you are a good planner (plan everything/plan for delays). If you are single or in a very secure partnership with a likeminded person, that could be a plus. Gotta be imaginative, cautious, intelligent, street smart, and willing to get your basic needs met in familiar surroundings - - the safe neighborhood where you live. Having a network of trusted friends in the city would be very helpful. The more overall smarts and good judgment you bring to the place, the better your chances of having a satisfying experience there. Try to spend some time each week (maybe on weekends) out of the city. If you can make it in NYC, you can make it anywhere, as the saying goes. Don't go wild there. Nothing wrong with getting home before dark. Use a pretty conservative approach socially. Stay safe by using the buddy system. These comments could apply to almost any big city you might move to.

[@ilonaandlivia]

You had the same problem in mid 80shin NYC, lived there for 5 years, it wasn't liveable for me, couldn't wait to get out, never looked back.

[@gordanazakula4927]

Please could you produce another video, very graphic, which shows all the filth in detail. We would love it!!!

[@MK-hh1vo]

She must have either come from a desert island, a farm or a cave. As a native NYer I kept thinking "It's not THAT bad" or "You get used to it"! It's not THAT noisy or crowded; at 2, 3, 4 am you have most streets all to yourself. Rudeness is relative; NYers tell it like it is, no phoney sugar coating, most out-of-towners aren't used to that. It is expensive but worth it. It's a bit dirty but only the extremely unaware step into "bio hazards" on a regular basis. The weather is like any other seasonal area, cold in the winter, hot in the summer. 🤔 And no, my life does NOT revolve around rush hour (???) I get to work on time and work late, shop or go to happy hour to avoid the home bound rush hour crowds. BTW anyone who lets *5 trains* go by just doesn't know how to board a NYC subway train; its a learned technique. Ultimately, my life is NOT a continuous "hustle", never has been! 😆 But basically, if you weren't born here you probably shouldn't live here, it's not for you! Visit but don't stay, you'll be sorry and end up leaving with exaggerated stories about how "horrible" New York is!

[@1.--_--.1]

Lol, the rationalizing in posts like yours is sad but hilarious too

[@anti-lowclass7980]

M K admits rudeness is relative

[@anti-lowclass7980]

That means he or she is a scumbag.

[@andrewlikestrains4138]

I agree with point 7. I took a day trip in 2019 to attend a political rally but when I left the subway train was on the platform for 30 minutes because of a medical emergency. It got really crowded and passengers were literally begging other riders not to board the train because it would become too crowded. As a result when I exited the subway I only had a few minutes to run to the PA Bus Terminal to catch my bus.

[@SuperJerry001]

As soon as she said the noise, I gave it a thumbs up, cause that's the 1st annoyance on my own list too smh lol. 😅 If nothing else being born and raised here makes you tougher than most places.

[@Aaron-gc7uz]

The First & Only time I have visited NYC was back In June 2016. I Had a pretty good time. Ate some of the Best Pizza I have ever had in my Entire Life . It was At A pizzeria Restaurant located in the Hell's Kitchen Neighborhood. We Also visited the One World Trade Center (Freedom Tower), WTC Memorial Site, And Took A Bicycle Tour of Central Park.

[@benjaminonealos124]

...and, if YOU are cool, YOU will embrace and love it!

[@jpskourlis4921]

Im born (Hells kitchen) and raised (Astoria) in the city and you have it 100% right. 👍💖 I like that you show the warts and all....people dont realize that "Friends" and "Seinfeld" isnt what you get in NYC.....and apartments like theirs dont exist for less than 5k/month (doesn't usually include electric or gas either)....

[@jj7958]

people go expecting to live the "Sex in The City" life. lol

[@leonardocabrera9915]

Video starts at 1:01

[@Cordova449]

Just came back from new york...not nearly as packed because of covid..it was kinda cool.

[@magoska3316]

There's no place like home ❤ NYC 🍎❤

[@nancypettitt1211]

I have lived in a city, not NYC, and I loved it. Yes, it did have its downsides, but overall at the time it was great. It just depends on what type of person you are and what you are looking for.

[@intelligence6465]

If you are the rude aloof citybagger she describes like the ones in NYC then your comment has no status. You are just making a comparison.

[@delphimichaels164]

The SMELL. Does that count as part of it being dirty? I’ve visited twice. The second time was during a snowstorm and the city was gorgeous, blanketed in white, and the stench was tamped down. First time though, oh my God, during the awful humid heat of summer and I still remember vividly walking out of the airport and coming literally to a stop, I felt that assaulted by the reek. It just felt like a solid wall of a stink bomb that got flung at me and only got worse in Manhattan. Just so bad and took awhile to get used to. Visit when it’s colder.

[@joanner6290]

You forgot parking is the worst 😂 born and raised in NYC if you not from here you definitely won’t like it

[@TikkaMasalaa1]

having spent a good deal of time btwn brooklyn and manhattan, its not that bad, but you do have to pick your battles, visit lots, but yeah maybe long term life would take adjustments. The noise thing, you do ignore by the 3rd trip thru...😉😉😉😃

[@terucks]

MTA can’t be worst than CTA here in Chi City Chicago!

[@helpinghal]

The MTA moves c. 11 million people per day. Bound to be a few screw ups along the way.

[@j.m.6007]

Nyc is a bigger city

[@anti-lowclass7980]

Chicago is full of city scumbags just like NYC is.

[@j.m.6007]

Nyc railroad system is much bigger then chicago and it was 1st build b4 Chicago.

[@martinscruggs7736]

Better believe her. Native New Yorker who left 20 years ago.

[@troyeakb6314]

You forgot about the rats 😂

[@titodunklin3982]

Born in jamaica queens, love relationship with the city, the hustle is real

[@icoelipower6632]

The hustle is a cult.

[@marylouirick7316]

U 4got parking is ALSO bad. Plus 2many bikes!😉

[@annek1226]

Now come on, don’t mislead people! Parking isn’t bad! It is nonexistent!

[@dolsiemercado3140]

Gun shots everyday, blizzards every weekend, people being rude all the time that is an over exaggeration. NY is a place you learn to make a decision quickly, you must plan out things( there is a lot of free stuff to see ). To a New Yorker time and the sense of urgency means something.

[@dolsiemercado3140]

Intelligent Club I am not explaining anyone’s rudeness. I just saying we have a lot of native New Yorkers that are workaholic. Sense of urgency means native New Yorkers move their rear ends to make things happen finally for them selves or avoid a problem. You can find rude people in any city, state or country. Implying that is all we have, or the majority is like that is an over exaggeration. Thank you so much for your name calling and lovely titles you gave me, Mr. INTELLIGENT CLUB. You must be a troll. Looking for new blood. Remember FBI monitors the web. In the USA we have rights to our opinions and the right to disagree.

[@dolsiemercado3140]

Intelligent Club I was born and raised in the glorious USA. My opinion it is a small percentage of people that are rude in large cities. Their bad behavior does get glorified by the media. Yes the FBI does monitor the web.

[@MitchellBPYao]

​@dolsiemercado3140 that's because I used to be like them but good and bad exists

[@roberttravers7340]

Forgot to mention the giant rats and giant cockroach problem

[@casper-z9rkls6gl]

But I suppose there actually _are_ (some or many) New Yorkers who absolutely LOVE and THRIVE on all the noise . . . congestion . . . hustle and bustle . . . overcrowding . . . traffic . . . rudeness . . .

[@RoyalKingKrown]

A bad day in New York City, still better than a good day anywhere else. Gotham City

[@icoelipower6632]

Ok bastard city shoobie. Then how come you are moving to towns in NJ?

[@RoyalKingKrown]

If other people are moving out of NY thats their problem i dont care. I aint moving out. And if i do one day trust me man NJ is not on the list. Dude get a life. U got nothing better to do? Go help your mamma take out the trash. 😏

[@RoyalKingKrown]

@@icoelipower6632 How old are you 12? 🤣

[@icoelipower6632]

@@RoyalKingKrown Great comeback city shoobie.

[@RoyalKingKrown]

@@icoelipower6632 i was right u are 12 😂

[@308W82]

Don't believe all this! Expensive, yes. Noisy, crowded., yes. Rude people? NO WAY!!! The friendliest place I've ever lived. NYers are cool -- there's a fun, vibe, the excitement is palpable, there's millions of restaurants, things to do and see...NY is amazing!

[@anti-lowclass7980]

Friendliest? You must mean upstate. Not the city.

[@MitchellBPYao]

​@@anti-lowclass7980the city is where I spend the most time

[@malcolmmarshall4371]

I survived 3 winter in new York back in the 1980 and yes the noise is mind blowing

[@miriambucholtz9315]

I grew up in NJ and CT in the 50s and 60s and it wasn't nearly this bad when we went to NYC. Far too many people now. I remember my father pointing out stuff on the street to avoid stepping in and the subways had the piss smell, but it was overlaid by a pine soap smell in many areas. Oh, and don't talk to me about weather. I live in Cleveland now.

[@dulceloveselvis4539]

I LOVE💝 NEW YORK CITY💖 I LOVE to Hear People Talking different Languages 💝 that Is LIFE! I don't Like Silence For the Quarantine! 💥 I,m Living Here for many years And NEVER, NEVER I think to go to other Place! I LOVE to see People from many Countries!💝💖 I LOVE the COSMOPOLITAN CITY 💖NEW YORK!💥💖 BLESSINGS 💥💥💥💖💖💖 💖🌹💖🌹💖🌹💖🌹💖🌹

[@intelligence6465]

Then how come you citybaggers are moving to the suburbs in NJ in droves and bringing your citybagger attitude with your?

[@go-goyubari8776]

Philly is disgusting BUT the Subways in NYC are on another level below disgusting

[@binkyzaragozaluzano-aldian3882]

NYC is first city we lived in coming from our original country. You get used to the noise and the smell. I did not really like living in NYC, but had no regrets for living there for 8 years with all the life experiences it has given me good and bad. It is indeed true that if you can make it here (NYC), you can make it anywhere.

[@binkyzaragozaluzano-aldian3882]

That is your opinion and I respect that. Experiences can either make youor break you. It's up to you.

[@MitchellBPYao]

Least it's not boring

[@piairawan]

I love to think and to see everything from the bright side and i enjoy my life no matter where i am ! New York is beautiful ,we can experience many things either in winter or summer , positive or negative ? We decide it our self ! I had a great summer time in NYC last year and i will spend another beautiful winter next month 💖😍💥☔️☃️

[@KOLDBLU3ST33L]

Miss NYC when you're away, can't wait to get away when you're here. " Perfect summation 👍

[@peterbeil8032]

I lived in San Francisco for fourteen years and in the Bronx for five. I found people in the Bronx to be FAR nicer than people in San Francisco. Just no comparison at all in my experience.

[@chitasworld7391]

I lived on 27th Street FIT dorm, 66th St Juilliard Dorrm, 72nd, 99th, 145 St. 168th St, after that I had to leave for a few years.🙄Unfortunately the hyperbole is a little much. Just remember to hold onto your lunch if eating outdoors or else the RATS may take it from you😁

[@palmeraayala9474]

With all of that.........I love NYC

[@adamsaunders7984]

Facts I from nyc but u don’t wanna live here 😂

[@billyforkell1501]

Born and raised. Clearly, you have never truly experienced N.Y. life. Boo hoo! I have to be patient and live within my means. Every city is dirty.

[@delphimichaels164]

Billy Forkell I haven’t traveled extensively but have been to many major cities like Chicago and Los Angeles and, yes, every city is dirty, but much of NYC is on a different level with piles of garbage on the street and the unasked for street art and tagging. As you said, that’s NY life.

[@bandygreen2456]

Lol, I can only speak for Chicago, being that I live there, but we like to keep our trash in bins behind our apartments lol. Not on the street like savages.

[@anti-lowclass7980]

Billy Forkell, all of you city shoobies are dirty also.

[@gypseenomad3956]

Billy NYC is very dirty compared to a lot of cities. Chicago is crazy clean. Baltimore, Miami, LA, Detroit, Atlanta, DC are not even close to NYC's filth. They put trash on the street and not in big bins with lids. You're right, lots of cities have filth but not like that. NY has amazing qualities as well and can be a lot of fun though.

[@guidodemaio7632]

I left NYC in1974 and never went back, I don't miss it at all, plz don't come here, and stay there.

[@paulettemorris544]

Girl u hitting that truth

[@yenkodavi3573]

where you have to make 80k a year to live next to some zombie rats!! yea thats just so great!! cant wait

[@Swinefeld]

The photo at the beginning of number six is actually Philadelphia, not New York.

[@anti-lowclass7980]

Same thing. Both are full of city scumbags.

[@Lance-Stroll]

U know why rent prices are so high? Bc ppl pay them

[@wildbill7267]

This video is designed to scare off mid-westerners. NYC is the best place to live. Always something going on. Who wants to move to Nebraska and count corn cobs?

[@anti-lowclass7980]

Nothing wrong with that so shut up city scumbag.

[@josephkearny5874]

It's not the city from Sex and the City anymore!

[@barnabyjara4751]

I'd love to live in Stamford, CT. Decent daily living and just 50 minutes by train away from the glamour of Manhattan.

[@supremeinnocent6479]

Both cities suck. Full of shady city sissys.

[@Virus-xm7qc]

Sounds like the SOUTH to me, still....S till MISS my HOME SO MUCH, just tto EXPENSIVE to move Back, right now...LOVE YOU NEW YORK!!!!

[@DeadVidsUSA]

The pandemic hit the reset button in NYC. It's a completely different place now.

[@davet1081AA]

Funny as all hell - and true, but I love it anyway. Maybe I'm sick...

[@zaker721]

Catching the 1 train last evening. Saw a pile of human shit against the wall at the 110th St station.Yep. subways are NASTEHHHH!!

[@hothotheat3000]

She nailed it: it’s a great city IF YOU ARE RICH. Otherwise, you’re going to hate it.

[@7trainsattimessquare]

Maybe in Manhattan but I live in Queens and all I can hear are birds Chirping

[@jj7958]

oh yea I'd imagine you gotta hustle in NY for that money. That and San Francisco which are the two most expensive areas in the country. Neither place is for me long term. You just talked me out of going to NY. lol No, I'd love to visit someday. I'm not a big hustle kinda guy as in I like a consistent schedule, an 8 hour workday, and I will NOT bring my work home with me. Unless of course I can't find anything else. We do what we gotta do to live no matter where it is. I'm sure there is a lot of cool things there but like with anywhere you go, there are always some bad seeds.

[@williamsawyer7708]

All ten things will not bother me I am waiting to move to New York soon cool videos

[@intelligentpower6135]

Won't bother you? You must be a scuzzrag from another city. Because no close knit hometowner or even city class alumni would say that.